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March 12, 1937

and THE LEGAL CHR NICLE

BETH EL DINNER
DANCE APRIL 24

Y. P. S. Supper
Dance Saturday

One of the most elaborate and
gala social affairs. to•be held in
the city for many years will be
the annual formal dinner dance
sponsored by Temple Beth El, to

Plans are complete for the an-
nual spring formal of the Young
People's Society of Shaarey Zedek,
to be held Saturday, March 13, at
9:30 p. m., at the Statler Hotel.
The affair, which will be a supper

Mrs. James I. Ellman addressed , A tea for 150 guests was given
the young people of Shaarey Ze- recently at the home of Mrs. M.
dek on Thursday, March 4. She Mohr of 2723 Fullerton Ave., in
gave an address on "Adventures honor of Miss Esther Kramer of
in Poetry" before the Women's Chicago, Ill.
Auxiliary of the Detroit Dental
Society at their dinner at the
Mrs. Hattie Joslove of 3021
Rochester Ave. returned home
Women's City Club.
from her visit to Cleveland, 0.
Mrs. Harold H. Smiley of Can-
terbury Drive is visiting with her
The Mimmigoss Club announces
its annual dance at the First He-
family in Pittsburgh.
brew Congregation of Delray,
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cooper Burdeno, near W. Jefferson and
of Chicago Blvd. will return the Sloan, Sunday night, March 14 ,
first of the week, after a sojourn featuring the Ritzmore Orchestra.
in Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kap-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Becker and lowitz were hosts to 50 guests at a
children of Warrington Drive re- beautifully appointed buffet sup-
per, Sunday, March 7, in their new
turned from Miami Beach.
home, 18404 Fairfield Ave. Aaron
MRS. JACOB H. SCHAKNE
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Goldman Rosenberg entertained with sev-
be given on Saturday, April 24, at of Edinboro Road returned by eral selections of Jewish readings.
the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
way of the Panama Canal from The remainder of the evening was
spent playing cards,
Every organization connected a six weeks' stay in California.
MISS DOROTHY HEIDEMAN
with Temple Beth El is co-operat-
ing to make this a brilliant social
Mrs. Louis Wolfgang returned dance, will feature the music of
L?
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Harris,
event. It is hoped to establish the formerly of the Whittier, moved home after spending a month in Carlo Cortez and his orchestra
annual formal dinner dance of to their new home on Fairfield Miami Beach, Fla., with her par- The co-chairmen, Dr. Philip Lech
Scintillating, lilting
Temple Beth El as a social tradi-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Samuel R man and Miss Evelyn Robins
tion and a capable committee has Ave.
Sherman. Enroute home she visited promise many attractions of nove
blue note in accessory
been chosen from the heads of the
for a few days in Cincinnati with entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kuttnauer her brother-in-law and sister-in-
Miss Dorothy Heideman is a
various
Temple
organizations.
fashions for Spring;
Dr. Milton S. Marx of the Men's moved to their new home on Can- law, Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Wolf- member of the committee in
charge of arrangements.
Temple Club is general chairman. terbury Drive.
gang.
vivid, vibrant, smart!
Tickets are $4 per couple and
Co-chairmen are Harry Hyman
Mrs. A. J. Copeland of Calvert
and Saul Rose. Others on the com-
The , Junior Auxiliary of the reservations may be made by call
Ave.
returned
from
a
visit
in
Chi-
mittee are Morey Abrahams, Jack
Crepe blouse with tucked
Jewish Consumptive Relief Society ing Dr. Lachman, Lafayette 6960
Robins, Tyler 5-2246, or Ws
Langer and Mrs. L. VanBaalen. cago.
shirt•b000m front, pearl
of Denver held a luncheon and Miss
Shatzen, Longfellow 9503. It is no
Ticket sales are under the super-
stud.. In Bleu Rhythm.
Mr. and Mrs. ilarry Grossman bridge party on Tuesday, March too late to make your reservations
vision of the heads of the Temple of Jefferson Ave. left Sunday for 9, at Tfyes Auditorium. Mrs.
$2.95
groups. The chairman is Mrs.
Henry Greenberg, president, left Make them immediately.
The next regular meeting of the
Manuel Arden assisted by Dr. L. New York.
Thursday for New York as official
Famous Beaulav French
Steele and Miss Miriam Carver.
delegate to the J. C. R. S. conven - Y. P. S. will be held March 21, a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
E.
Schlesinger,
the synagogue. Miss Flora Beck
doeskins in Bleu Rhythm,
Plans for decorations are in
Carrie Mae Berger and Etta tion taking place March 13, 14 and man is in charge of the afternoon
exclusive at Siegel's.
charge of Mrs. L. Friedman, as- Mrs.
Schlesinger spent a day in Cleve- 15. Mrs. Greenberg was accom- which will feature a musical pro
sisted
by
Mesdames
F.
Bloomgar-
panied
by
her
mother,
Mrs.
Her-
$5.00
gram. Further details will be an
den, Arthur Bloom and Harold land last week.
man Goldstein of Cortland Ave.
nounced later.
Smiley. The patrons and patron-
Mrs. Irving Russel of Winthrop
Lewis original bag in Bleu
The program will feature a
esses' committee is headed by Mrs. Road honored Jane Gerotman, a
Miss Rose London of Leicester
Rhythm French doeskin to
"Musical
Afternaan." Miss Flora
Harry
Krohn
and
Irving
Hirsch-
match the gloves.
bride-elect, with a luncheon and Court returned from an extende d Beckman is in charge of the of
man.
trip
to
Grand
Canyon,
Arizona,
handkerchief shower on Friday,
$13.50
ternoon.
The
program will be
Los Angeles and San Francisco,
The committee in charge of March 5.
Phipil Brestoff, concert master of
music and entertainment is headed
Calif.
the
Michigan
Theater
Orchestra
Bleu Rhythm shoe in gab-
by Albert Ressler, who will have
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Groaner
erdine with perforated pa.
interesting announcements to make left Friday, March 12, to spend
At a farewell musicale part whoy will play the violin; Mrs
tent banding.
in a short time. Serving On the a few days in Washington.
given by Mr. and Mrs. Louis War Metz, well known dramatic inter
door committee are Mesdames Ed
ran of 1661 Calvert Ave. in hone pretive reader, who will read se
$10.75
Miss Flora Beckman, tal
Lichtig, Harry Markle and M.
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Wittels- of their guest, Miss Goldie Coffler lections;
anted and accomplished pianist
Kopple.
hofer returned from a cruise to of Toronto, the engagement war who will play the piano; Miss
announced of Miss Coffler to Davi
Co-chairmen of the publicity the West Indies.
Tenebaum of Detroit, formerly o1 Ruth Brotman, well known singer
committee are Mrs. Jacob H.
will sing, accompanied by
Schakne and Miss Miriam Carver.
Sol Wolff of Lawrence Ave. Toronto. Twenty-four guests were who
Rose Bassin-Stein; Miss Evelyn
They will be assisted by Mesdames spent a few days in Grand Rapids present.
S
k
o
l n i c k, accomplished cellist
Emil Waldbott, Lee Strifling the past week.
Cmoplimenting Miss Florence who will be accompanied by So
Harry Markle, Ephraim Gomberg
Weller,
and Cantor Sonenklar of
and Philip Marcuse.
Mrs. Sarah Wolfe of Cortland Farber, ■ bride of March 7, the
Ave. celebrated her 75th birthday following hostesses entertained: Shaarey Zedek, who will enter
ENJOY
t
tarn
with
folk songs, ac
anniversary and was entertained Madames S. Meretsky, S. Baum companied Jewish
by Rose Bassin-Stein
and I. lilitzer of Windsor were
by many of her friends. \
After
the
program
refreshments
joint hostesses at a linen shower
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bladen re- at Mrs. Meretsky's home on Oul will be served. The Young Peo
pie's
Societies
of
Bnai
turned to their home in Syracuse lette Ave. for 75 guests on Dec. 16. Bnai David and Temple Moshe
Beth E
after visiting with their son and Mrs. B. Brody of 718 Victoria
A
regular
meeting
and
election
are invited to attend this "Musi
With ail hit Beauty and Mrtnoralde Traditions
of the Junior Alumni of the United daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ave., Windsor, gave a beautifully cal Afternoon," and to bring
appointed dinner on Jan. 6. Covers
Hebrew Schools was held Sunday Bernard Bladen.
ware laid for 14. On Feb. 10 Mrs. their friends.
No effort nor any detail overlooked towards celebrating these
Feb. 28. This organization con
The study group meeting will be
Mr. and Mrs:Harry L. Newman M. Robin and Mrs. J. Tucker were
holidays in an Orthodox manner. A prominent Rabbi will
tints of graduates of the United
of
Lawrence
Ave.
will
return
on
joint
hostesses at a miscellaneous held March 18 at the home of
officiate at the Seder Services.
Hebrew Schools who have grad-
Miriam
Goldberg, 3330 Tuxedo, and
March 18, front a several months' shower given at the Wilshire
uated since 1934.
Enjoy the famous Colonial service and cuisine.
Hotel. The Misses Beatrice Mandel will feature as its guest speaker,
stay in Pasadena. Calif.
Dr.
Straithe,
one of the mos
Many social events planned for this week.
The following officers were
and Ida Richardson of Windso r
elected: President, Norman Lemon
Early Reservations Suggested.
Choral members of the Detroit gave a personal shower on Feb. 21, prominent men in plastic surgery
in
Detroit.
Dr.
Straithe will give
vice-president, Kalman Whitman• Music Study Club will hold their and Mrs. Louis Schlussel enter-
Kitchen Under the Direction of • Mashgiach
treasurer, Mortimor Levine; sec monthly breakfast meeting Tues- tained at Thornton's with a din- an illustrated lecture on plastic
Pesach---Friday, March 26, 1937 •
surgery.
All
members
are invited
rotary, Isadore Stein.
day, March 16, at 11 a. nt, at the ner and kitchen shower honoring to attend.
At the next meeting, on Sunday' Wolverine Hotel.
the bride on Feb. 23.
March 14, at the Philadelphia
Miss Edith Joyce Albert of the
Byron Hebrew School, an interest-
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Saper
ing discussion will be held on Book Cadillac Hotel returned ston of Monica Ave. left Tuesday
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
Justice Louis D. Brandies. All who from a five weeks visit at Miami for New York from which point
Management: MAX ELKIN — ALBERT GROSSMAN
are interested in joining this or- Beach, Fla., where she stayed at they are sailing on the M. S. La-
the Cavalier Hotel,
ganization are invited to come.
fayette for a West Indies cruise.
The Northern District Court of
The following children of the
Mrs. Ray Suhd was hostess to Honor to be held Wednesday,
intermediate department of Tem- the board of directors of the Bna i March 17, In the Hutchins Inter-
ple Beth El Religious School won David Sisterhood, on Monday af- mediate School, at 7:45 p. m., will
prizes for the most authentic and ternoon, March 8. Various issues have "'feeble" Lewis and "Ebbie"
original costumes worn at their were discussed and arrangements Goodfellow of the Detroit Red
annual Purim masquerade: Lor- made to cooperate in the coming Wings as guests of honor, accord-
raine Singer, Malcolm Smiley, Gol- Allied Jewish Campaign. The next ing to Assistant Commissioner
die Applebaum, Marjorie Jackson, board meeting will be at the home Maxwell Lowe. In addition to the
Louise Barnett, Herbert Apple- of Mrs. Morris Wolk of Wildemere awards for advancement in scout-
ing made by the scouts during the
baum and Joyce Shapero.
Ave.
past three months, there will be
Mrs. Nathan Mandeberg of Chi-
Mrs. Joseph R. Eder of 1250 movies of the winter camp demon-
cago Blvd. left last Wednesday Chicago Blvd. celebrated the fifth stration conducted by the district
for Miami Beach and will be gone birthday of her daughter, Eleane last February, and members of
Zen, on March 7, by entertaining Troop 3 will present an athletio
a month.
30 guests at a novel birthday party. demonstration. Phil Gentile, chair-
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Allender Popular games and professiona l man of the court, has extended a
of Warrington Drive have as their entertainment were the feature s general invitation to attend this
house guest the latter's mother. of the afternoon. Prizes and favors event to the public as well as the
Mrs. A. Herman of Toronto.
were awarded to numerous chil- parents and friends of scouting,
dren, especially to Ruth Rothen-
Abe
Schefreen
of
Boston,
berg
and Jorelyn Cohn for their
Mrs.
Mass., is visiting with her brother- splendid recitations.
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Steinberg.
Mrs. Moe Pearlman and daugh-
An interpretation of Fannie
ter, Geraldine, of Glendale Ave: Hurst's "Humoresque" will be pre-
Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Brown, accompanied by Miss Diane Lieb- sented by Mrs. Herbert Metz at
who had been making their home son are vacationing at Miami the monthly meeting of the Na-
in New Hampshire, are now defi- Beach, Fla., where they will re- tionfff Council of Jewish Juniors
nitely settled in Detroit.
main until the latter part of this Sunday, March 21. Mrs. Paul-
April.
ine Bookstein, violinist, will ac-
Louis G. Friedman has returned
company Mrs. Metz.
to this city, after spending several
On Feb. 28, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
The meeting, which will take
weeks at Miami Beach, Fla., where Ungerleider of Burdeno Ave. gave place
at 3 p. m. at 89 Rowena, will
Mrs. Friedman and children are a Purim supper and card party at be opened with a
prayer to be read
spending the winter months.
8124 Burdens Ave., the entire pro- by Miss Jane Seligman.
ceeds of which went to the Delray
It is announced by Miss Beryl
Miss Florence Feinberg of Chi- Synagogue. There was music and Jacobs, president of the organiza-
cago visited with her brother and entertainment and over 300 guests tion, that the meeting will also
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. were present.
witness the presentation of the
Feinberg during the past week.
1936-1937 membership contest
CHARGE
Mrs. Henry Morris of 2690 Glen. award.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Peiser re- dale has as her house guest Miss
ACCOUNT
The annual formal dance is
turned from an extended south- Rose L. Jacobson of Benton scheduled for April 17 at the Book
OR
Harbor, Michigan.
ern trip.
T'S TIME to add new color and new life
Cadillac Hotel. The Council Juniors
BUDGET
planning distribution of "'nu-
to your home! Whether it is an occasional
In honor of the engagement of ace
Mrs. Elsie Marks, who has been
ttier baskets to the needy, a visit
TERMS
visiting with Mrs. Mildred Col- her daughter, Julia E. to David to the Northville sanitarium, and
piece or an entire room; whether it is
burn during the past few weeks, M. Wigderson, son of Mrs. Mary a camp week-end at the Council
Modern ... Conventional or Period Style ...
returned to her home in Manistee, Wigderson, Mrs. Minnie H. Caplan Camp this summer.
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will be hostess at a reception on
Mich.
you will find an endless selection in our ex-
Sunday, March 21, at 2065 Cal-
tensive
showing.
Every
piece
of
furniture
is
vert Ave. from 2 to 4 p. m. No Equality Club to Install Offi-
Mrs.
Manic
Abrahams
and
son,
GENEROUS
cers on March 13
Melvin, are visiting with Mrs. cards.
correctly
styled
and
built
to
our
rigid
stand-
TRADE-IN
Los
Angeles,
parents
in
Abrahams'
ard of quality ... and priced to give you the
Installation of officers of Equal-
ALLOWANCES
Calif.
ity Club will be held at the home
most value for your money. Come in 1 Let
Mrs. J. G. Solomon of the Bel-
of Mrs. A. Z. Berkowitz, 15390
us show you why Robinson's is the Preferred
Members of the Young Mothers' Normandy, Saturday night,
crest Hotel and Mrs. H. N. Creas-
man of the Alden Park Manor Study Club will hear Professor March 13. The following officers
Furniture Store of Detroit.
have returned home after spend- Scott of Wayne University at the were elected:
ing six weeks at Miami Beach, meeting on Tuesday. March 15, at
President, Mrs. Evelyn Goose;
Fla., where they were guests at 1:15 p. m., at the Dexter branch. vice-president, Anna Berkowitz;
Mrs. David Shubow will give recording secretary, Rae
the Fleetwood Hotel.
Danish;
special readings at a meeting of financial secretary, Ida Glasaman;
Miss Betty Morrison of Clem- the 12th St. Club on Tuesday, treasurer, Alice Gallant; sick
ents Ave left last Saturday for a March 16, at the synagogue on committee, Jenny Jaffe and Dora
Pingree and Woodrow Wilson,
sojourn in Miami Beach, Fla.
Berkowitz; entertainment, Betty
The West Warren club will meet Berkowitz and Emma Peck.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schwartz ■at the Newberry School en Wed-
A membership drive is in Prog-
of 2714 Webb Ave. returned from nesday, March 17, at 2 p. m., and ress and all who wish to join in
Miami Beach, Fla.
will discuss "Adler and the Polish the work of giving coal to the
Fiasco."
needy are asked to come to the
Mr. and Mrs. David Schaff will
"Facing the Royal Commission,"
meeting. Wednesday after-
have open house at their home, an analysis of the Zionist and next
OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDA Y, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVES.
noon, March 17, at the home of
15905 Wildemere Are., on March Arab position, will be discussed Mra. E. Danish, 1483 Lee Place.
21, from 7 to 10 p. m., in honor of at the Woodward Club meeting op
their daughter Rae's 17th birth- Thursday, March 18, at 2 p. m., Enjoy DOUBLE •
MELLOW 014
day. No cards.
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