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A special meeting of the Infants
Service Group, affiliated with the
Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid,
will be held Monday evening, at 8
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Karbal, 2993 Webb Ave.
The members of the group are
busy with their plans to make the
second annual dinner dance a suc-
cess. The affair will be held Sun-
day evening, April 11, at 6:30 p.
m., at the Chalet.
For reservations call Mrs. Ralph
Goldsmith, Townsend 7-8309, or
Mrs. David Newman, Townsend
7-6160. Assisting with arrange-
ments are Mrs. Louis Fried and
Mrs. Samuel L. Merson.
The proceeds of the dinner dance
will help clothe, feed, and hospital-
ize babies of impoverished families.

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Plan Fashion Show

The Little Women of Iladassah,
under the sponsorship of Miss
Margaret Morantz, are planning
a fashion show and bridge to be
held on a Sunday in May. Miss
Gertrude Fishman is chairman of
the show. The girls themselves will
model the newest fashions fur-
nished by one of Detroit's larger
department stores.
Plans will be completed at the
next meeting, Sunday, April 4, at
the home of Bessiejskl Rose Git-
tleman, 2440 W. Paliel Ave. A
novel program haslAn arranged,
including readings by two mem-
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Council Juniors'
Formal April 17

Engagements

The Music Study Club is among
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Feinberg of 4284 Leslie Ave., Russell Woods,
the six musical organizations as- announce the betrothal of their daughter, Mildred, to Leon S. Way
sisting the Tuesday Musicale as burn of Detroit.
hostess groups for the Michigan
Mr. and Otis. Sam Mountner of Golling•ood Ave. announce th
Federation of Music Clubs Con-
engagement of their daughter, Emaline, to Sam Sampson, son of
Mrs. Ida Sampson of Elmhurst Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Klein of Virginia Park announce the en
gagement of their daughter, Lillian, to Arnold Davidson, son of Mrs
Morris Davidson of Pingree Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Forman of 2930 Cortland Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Julie, to Jack Citron, son of Mrs
Louis Citron of 3734 Edison Ave.

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April 4—Miss Jane Ann Gerstman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Max Gerstman of the Belcrest, to George Golanty, eon of Herman
Golanty of the Detroit-Leland Hotel.
April 11—Miss Barbara Zebrak to Dr. Abe L. Cohen, at 11:30
a. m., at Hotel Stotler. Dr. Leo M. Franklin will officiate.
MISS MILDRED VASS
April 11—Miss Elaine Schreiber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Schreiber of Longfellow Ave. to Marvin S. Jacobson, eon of
Miss Mildred Vass, with Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Jacobson of Byron Ave.
Florence Travis as co-chairman,
heads the social committee hand-
ling arrangements for the National
Council of Jewish Juniors' spring
formal dance to be held on April
17. The dance, a fund raising
activity in behalf of the Council
Camp, will take place in the Ital.
March 25—To Mr. and Mrs. David I. Berris of Clements Ave. Ian Gardens of the Book Cadillac
a daughter.
Hotel, with music to be furnished
March 24—To Mr. and Mrs. William Kurtz (Hilda Solomon) by Marvin Kahn and his orches-
tra.
of 2715 Rochester Ave., a son, Sheldon Frederick.
A newly organized committee
March 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Shook (Gloria Margolin)
assisting Misses Vass and Travis
of 15453 Wabash Ave., a son, Lawrence Arnold.
includes the following members:
The Misses Ethel Handelsman,
Leona Rosenberg, Miriam Carver,
Junior Group of Home for Jean
idartiagn
Grosberg, Kate Pantzer,
Phyllis Marbelstone, Helen Rem-
Aged to Act as Host
baum, Helen Rosenberg, Rose Her-
This Sunday
man, Helen Kahn, Adele Rosenberg,
SLOBIN—KLEMPNER
Helen Lefkofsky, and Roselle Lei-
A beautiful ceremony took Sunday, April 4, from 1 to 5 bowitz.
place at the Shaarey Zedek Syna- p, m. marks the open house at the Tickets are being distributed
gogue on March 7, when Dr. A. new home for the Jewish Aged in through the committee, which can
M. Hershman performed the mar- In Detroit, with the members of be contacted for further details
riage of Miss Anne Klempner, the Junior Group and Women's pertaining to this, the organiza-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Auxiliary acting as hosts and hos- tion's chief annual function.

Births

vention, to be held in Detroit from
April 6 to 10, with headquarters
at Hotel Statler.
Guest of honor of the 1937 con-
vention will be Mrs. John Alex-
ander Jardine, of Fargo, N. D.,
who as president of the national
federation will visit the Michigan
assembly before going on to the
national convention in Indiana-
polis the end of April.
This year's gathering of the
representatives of Michigan's 200
federated musical organizations
will mark the coming of age of the
state federation of music clubs.
Only 13 organizations participated
in the first convention held at the
Hotel Statler 21 years ago.
A highlight of the convention
program will be the Michigan com- Klempner of Windsor, Ont., and tesses. The public is invited to
posers concert which will take Sidney Slobin, son of Mr. and attend. The assistance and guid-
place in the ballroom of the Hotel Mrs. S. K. Slobin of 3206 Carter since of the two groups will be of-
Statler, on Wednesday afternoon, Ave. of this city.
fered for the visitors in their
April 7, at three o'clock. George
The bride was attired a la tour of inspection of the build-
Galvani, baritone; Henry Slegl, colonial in white satin and lace ing.
violinist; Grace Berman, pianist, carrying a quaint colonial bouquet
The Junior Group is looking
and Jacob Holskin, 'cellist, are of white gardenias. Attending her forward, in addition to the oc-
among the artists who will inter- sister as maid of honor was Miss casion mentioned above, to the
pret the works of the composers Rose Klempne r, who wore third annual dance. All efforts are
from our own state.
acquamarine, carrying roses• being put forth on this, its most
Other features of the conven - The bride's brother, Ben Klemp- important function of the year.
tion, as planned by Mrs. Theodore ner, attended the groom as best Russ Armstrong and his Colum-
0. Leonard Jr., general chairman,
are the biennial contest for youn g man. The ushers were Dr. Harry bians will provide music for the
American artists; a dinner-concert Hoffman, Sam Adelman and Jack dance on Sunday evening, May 9,
the Aztec
Towers of the Union
by the Madrigal Club and three Soskin.
Florence Bridesmaids
Epstein, Miss were
Esther Miss
Slo- at Guardian
Bldg.
evening concerts. Revs Reatha will bin, sister of the groom and Miss
Tickets are now in the hands
be the harp soloist, presented b y Anne Steinberg. Each wore quaint
of all members
of the during
group. Dis-
the Tuesday musicale, on Wednes - colonial type gowns, carrying
: trlbution
was made
1 the
day evening, April 7, at the con - roses to harmonize.
past week by the ticket commit-
cert following the Federation ban
The groom's mother
wore
or-
tee,
headed
by
Estelle
Amernick
quet, at the Hotel Statler. O n
Thursday evening, April 8, th chid chiffon with gardenias and and Anne Fisher.
the bride's mother wore blue The board of directors held a
Music Study Club will offer, as
portion of the choral and oratori o crepe,
meeting on Sunday afternoon,
concert, 'Seraphic Song," by An
The senior usher and the ma- March 28, for the purpose of eon.
ton Rubenstein, which will be in . Iron of honor attending the groom stitutional revision.
The next
ter feted by Margaret Schuelin ' were his brother and sister-in-law, meeting of the entire Junior
Hoexter, contralto; Rosa Bassi Mr. and Mrs. Norval Slobin. The Group of the Jewish Old Folks
Stein, pianist; Sadie Cooper, vio senior usher and the matron of Home will be on Wednesday eve.
!Mist; and Reva Reatha, harpist. honor attending the bride were nine, April 7, at the home ol
Not only the representatives o ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Randall. The David Cohen.
affiliated music clubs, but music . flower girl was Marilyn Ham-
ally-interested persons unaffiliate 1 burger.
with any particular group, are in .
Cantor J. H. Sonenklar chanted Contributions Made to the
vited to register at the conventio nthe service and also gave the solo, Fresh Air Society
headquarters, Hotel Statler, o "I Love You Truly," accompanied
April 6. Registered persons are en
. by
Miss and Sadie
the The Fresh Air Society acknowl.
titled to attend every affair.
violin
Miss Cooper
Florence on Kutzin

edges with thanks receipt of thi
at the piano.
following contributions:
A
reception
followed
the
cere-
From Mr. and Mrs. John A
Yeshivah Appeals
Heavenrich in memory of Dals3
mony.
Marymont and Mrs. Hecht.
Sidney Slobin R. From
Saturday Mornin left Mr. on a and short Mrs. honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs. Grover C
trip.
Wolf
in memory of Mrs. Max May
I
They
will
reside
at
3205
Carter.
Will Dedicate Now Building o

Elmhurst and Linwood,

Rabbi S. M. Fine, speaking i
behalf of the Yeshivah Beth Judah REVIEW OF "THE GOOD EARTH" AT •
issued an appeal to all rabbis an c
presidents of congregations urgin i
MEETING OF COUNCIL ON APRIL F l
them to reserve the last day o i,
Passover, Saturday morning, Apri I
3, for the appeal in behalf of th
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Prof. and Mrs. Starrett to Describe Their
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The,United Jewish Charities re- ccoperation of all congregations.
It was announced by Rabbi Fin
ceived contribution from Milton
A. Bresler in memory of Mrs. that a date will soon be set for th e
dedication of the new Yeshiva t
Julius Bing.
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Elmhurst.

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The Music Study Club of De
troit will hold its regular stud
meeting on Tuesday, April 6, at
2:30 p. m., et the Y. W. C. A., at
which time Henry Herrmann will
give • summary of the year's study
course from Bach to DeBussy. He
will also review the recent book,
"Beloved Friend" by Bowen and
Von Meek, which concerns the let-
ters exchanged between Tschaikow-
sky and Madame Von Meek.
The Music Study Club choral
will perform on choral night, April
8, at the convention of the Michi-
gan Federation of Music Clubs,
April 7 to 10. Members are invited
to attend.

,e-
,

Under the auspices of the coun-
cil of Mothers' Clubs of the Jew-
ish Community Center the annual
spring concert will be held on
Saturday evening, April 3, at the
Jewish Community Center, at 8:30
o'clock.
The Detroit Civic Orchestra
sponsored by the WPA will present
the following program with bliss
Rhoda Zahavie as soloist, Miss
Cella Plotnick, accompanist; and
Herbert Straub as conductor:

Weber
Euryanthe (Overture)
Veil Dance (from the opera,
Queen of She.)
Ooldmark
Frimil
March C.W.O...
Solo. for voice and piano
Pace Pace Mio Dlo (from the opera
Verdi
Le For. Del Destine)
Ardltti
11 Ratio
Frimil
La Amour Tu Jour La Amour
Orchestra
Finale (Symphony Pathetique)
Tschelkowelcy
M1.1.1.1 Suite (1 Mov ....Forde Grote
1. Old Creole Days
t. Mardi Om
Festival Sorrenta (from the suite
Land or toe RI. sny....A. Halm.

Installation of Officers by J.
W. E. W. 0. Wednes-
day April 7

The Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization will have
its annual installation of officers
Wednesday, April 7, at 8 p. m., at
Congregation Bnai Moshe, Dexter
and Lawrence.
An annual report of last year's
activities will be heard. There will
be well-known speakers and enter-
tainers.
The arrangement committee is
preparing to serve refreshments.
All the members with their fam-
ilies and friends are invited to
this evening's entertainment. Ad-
mission is free.
A special board meeting of the
organization will be held Monday,
April 6, at the home of Mrs. D.
Silverstein, vice-president of the
organization, 12056 Dexter Blvd.,
at 12:30 p. m. All board members
are asked to attend this special
meeting.

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Zedakah Club held a social meet-
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Mrs. Joshua Karbel. The speaker
for the afternoon was Miss Pearl
Gert of the Juvenile Court.
An appeal was made by the so-
cial worker, Mrs. Morris Loeb, for
discarded linen, to be called for or
brought to Mrs. Harry Erenstein,
3331 Cortland, Townsend 6-2235,
for distribution to needy cases.
The next meeting will be held
on Monday, April 4, at 1:30, at the
home of Mrs. Max Rosenbaum,
3226 Webb.
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At the monthly meeting of the Detroit section of the
National Council of Jewish Women, to be held on Monday
April 5, at 2 :30 p. m., at Temple Beth El, a special repre-
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Pearl Gert Addresses the
Zedakah Club

The United Hebrew Schools
wish to accept with thanks a
contribution to the scholarship
fund from Mr. and Mn. George
Orley, 2966 Cortland Ave., In honor
of the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Graham.

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