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TnEllernottlaun (Anomaz)

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

May 14, 1937

Purity's Floating
Affair on June 13

Annual May Sale
of Lingerie

The annual floating dinner-
dance of Purity Chapter No. 359,
0. E. S., will be held on Sunday,
June 13, at 6:15 p. m., on the
Steamer Noronic.
Mrs. Eva Mann of the publicity

Miss June Rozner, , , claughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rozner of
Sturtevant Ave., left Wednesday
for an extended stay in Los Angel-
es and Old Mexico. While in Los
Angeles she will be the guest of
her aunt and 'uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Lenore Ginsburg is spend- Philip Ginsburg, and her grand-
ing the week-end in Madison, Wis., mother, Mrs. Sarah Greenfield.
attending Z. B. T. house party.
Philip Robinson of 2259 Calvert
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jacob of Ave. will be joined in Detroit by
Virginia Park spent the past week- his brother, Joseph Robinson of
Cuba, and both will leave for New
end in Buffalo and Pittsburgh.
York on May 30 from where they
'Mrs. A. Bofsky and bliss Frieda will sail on the Normandy on June
2
for Lachovitz, Poland, to visit
Weinstein left Thursday to visit
their parents.
with relatives 'in New York.

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DIRECTOR

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ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

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Utah State College graduate,
Merrill Palmer Nursery Teaching School

For Information Call GA. 1299—LO. 5960

MRS. EVA MANN

Prof. Pittman Potter of Geneva,
Switzerland, was a guest of the
Alexander Freemans during the
past week.

Dr. Shmarya Kleiman of 3026
Calvert Ave. returned from Phila-
delphia, Pa., where he attended the
Workmen's Circle convention as
delegate from Detroit

MRS DAVID KALLMAN

The Beach Shop

1:30 p. m., at Lacher's, 8939
Twelfth St.
An interesting musical program
has been arranged by the well-
known soprano, Mrs. David Kali-
man, who will be accompanied at
the piano by Miss Florence
Kutzen,
Mrs. Feder is a university
graduate and teacher of econom-
ics. All friends and sympathizers
are invited. Admission is free.
Refreshments will be served.
Thg guest will address several
other meetings during her ,stay
here, notable among them being
a special membership tea to be
given by the Drora-Kadimah
Group (English speaking branch)
at the Wilshire Hotel, Collingwood
and Third, on Monday, May 17,
at 1:30 p. m. Admission is free.

Miss Ruth Butzel arrived Wed-
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Water-
nesday from Nes. York to spend stein° of 3205 Tyler Ave. announce
a few days in Detroit.'
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Howard Eugene; on Saturday, May
M ira. Louis Musliner returned to 22, at Congregation Bnai Zion,
Holmur
and flumphrey. At home
her home at the Detroit Leland
Hotel after a winter spent in all day Sunday, May 23. No cards.
California.
Mrs. Murray M. Wilber and son,
Mrs. Lillian Sloss of Cleveland Gerald Allan, of Los Angeles,
Calif., formerly of Detroit, are
Is the guest of Mrs. Aaron DeRoy.
visiting with Mrs. Wilber's mother,
Mrs. Lezerson, and sister and
In honor of the betrothal of their brother-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Max
daughter, Edith, to David Lipton, Silverman of 1991 Taylor Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Nathan of Utica,
N. Y., were hosts at a dinner party
Mrs. M. L. Weintraub and daugh-
for the immediate family on Sun- ter, Marilyn Irit,..veturned to the
day evening, May 9, at the home of city after spending two months in
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Miami Beach, Fla,
"SPIRIT OF MIZRACHI"
and Mrs. Jack Gordon of Fairfield
TO BE STAGED MAY 23 Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Landau of
3261 Webb Ave. invite all their
"The Spirit of Mizrachi," a
Mrs. Lenore Jacobs of Winthrop friends to attend the Bar Mitzvah
play in two acts and a radio in- Ave. is spending a month in New of their son, Alfred, at Congrega-
terlude, written and directed by York.
tion Shaarey Zedek, on May 16,
Saul L. Schlesinger, is being given
and to be present at the reception
The second annual dinner-dance
its final touches for presentation
Ephriam Gomberg is visiting in which will be held on Sunday at
at the , mothers and daughters' California.
their home from 2 to 5 p. rn. and of the Neugarten Sunshine Club
from 7 to 9 p. m.
will be held on Sunday, May 23,
at the Chalet, Gratiot and Eight
Mrs. E. Jackson and children
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Kramer, Mile Road, under the chairman-
returned to their home in Wor-
of Chateau Frontenac,
cester, Mass., after a visit with formerly
r a a rgo
e nB
ow
lvd r. esiding at 3245 W. Chi-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry' L. Jackson
of Huntington Woods.

committee states that in view of
the limited number that the Noro-
nic can accommodate, reservations
must be made immediately.
Noyel entertainment, dancing,
cards and other means of enter-
tainment will be provided for.
For reservations call Niagra
7026, Townsend 6=5986, Longfel-
low 7624.
On Monday, May 17, at 2 p. m.,
Purity Chapter will sponsor a
bridge at the Eastern Star Tem-
ple, 80 W. Alexandrine Ave. Mrs.
Minnie Kahn is chairman of this
affair. There will be refreshments
and prizes for all tables.

opens with a splash

Mrs. Morrey Shepherd (Zelda
Mrs. Ilarry E. Byron returned
to her home at the Belcrest after Smith) of 3253 Rochester Ave.,
entertained
her bridge club with a
a winter of travel.
luncheon on Wednesday afternoon,
May 12. . •
J. D. Rosenberg of Poe Ave. will
leave Saturday, May 15, for a
hfr. and Mrs. B. Winsen of 3745
10-day stay in New York.
Monterey Ave. announce the Bar
Mrs. Nathan Sloss and children, Mitzvah of their twin eons, Wen-
Marianne and Richard, of Cleve- eall Elias. and Daniel Ralph, on
land, motored to this city to spend Saturday morning, May 22, At
Mother's Day with their mother, home Sunday, May 23, from 2 to
5 and 8 to 10 p. m. No cards.
Sirs. Adolph Sloman.

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Mrs. Mary Gordon, who has been
spending the winter in Miami
Beach, will return to Detroit the
middle of next week.

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Neugarten Club's
Dinner on May 23

DIETARY LAWS STRICTLY OBSERVED

Is Open for Enrollment

B.- SIEGEL CO:

Sara Feder, national secretary
of the Pioneer Women's Organ-
ization, will be the main speaker
at a general membership tea on
Tuesday afternoon, May 18, at

Mrs. Richard P. Greenblatt, ac-
companied by her infant son,
Richard Arthur, of New Orleans,
will arrive Sunday to spend a
month with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur W. Schlesinger,

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WOMEN'S COUNCIL

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MRS. J. KUNIN.
Mrs. S. J. Straus of Chicago is
Which gives your furs absolute protection 'from summer heat,
MRS. EMIL ECKHOUSE
fire, moths and theft.
luncheon of the Sisters of Zion visiting over the week-end with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Welt.
ship
of
Mrs.
Charles
H.
Aller.
As-
Mizrachi, May 23, at the Jewish
CLEANING—REPAIRING & REMODELING
Mrs. Maurice Klein was elected
EXPERT FURRIER
sisting
Mrs.
Aller
are
Mrs.
Joseph
Center,
president of the Detroit section,
And a bonded messenger will
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farbsten National Council of Jewish Wom- H. Bearman and Mrs. Edmund
Was established for 30 years in Berlin and Paris
The play is unique in that it
pick up your garments.
Specializing in MINK AND PERSIAN LAMBS
combines juvenile talent with returned Friday from a visit in en, at the annual meeting of the Sapperaton, as co-chairman. Reser-
adult talent to develop the ad, Los Angeles and Palm Springs. organization held Tuesday, May vations are being taken by Mrs.
9150 12TH ST., Cor, Atkinson
Aller
at
•Towniimd
7-2616,
and
tural ideals embodied in Zion Miz-
11, at the Detroit-Leland Hotel.
Sir. and Mrs. Benjamin Shway-
Mrs. Bearman, at Townsend 6-7301.
STORAGE — REPAIRING — REMODELING
rachi. The first act deals with a
Mrs. Klein, a native of Detroit,
der visited in Chicago fork few
Mrs. Emil Eckhouse is presi-
CLEANING & GLAZING
special meeting at the home of days
8262 TWELFTH ST., cor Virginia
has served the council in many
during the past week.
dent of the organization.
,
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one of the officers of the organi-
capacities. For the past two years
, —
zation. Plans are being made to
We carry the finest selections of skins and create exclusive
she has been first vice-president.
Mrs. Carl C. Myers and chil-
bring to a successful end the
styles that suit the individual taste with
dren, Martin and Fayne Joyce, re- She also held the office of finan
THE EXCEIJ PINT FACILITIES OF
drive for the sale of bricks for
secretary and recording secre
complete satisfaction.
turned
from a winter spent in t cial
ar'.
erecting the new Technical School Miami Beach.
,
and Home for Girls in Tel Aviv.
Her other activities include th
The Young People's Club of
The Interlude which follows is
Fresh Air Society of which sh
Mrs. Sally Coleman is expected has
Temple Beth is completing plans
accompanied by thrilling Palestin-
been vice-president, and th
home the middle of next week af-
FOR JUST A LITTLE MORE
for a garden party dance to be
ian music, reproduced by inter-
League
of
Jewish
Women's
Or
ter an extended visit in Miami
given in June.
ior broadcasting, (donated for Beach.
ganizations, where she has acts d
MOUNT CLEMENS, ,MICH.
The committee in charge con-
this occasion by Associated Club
as recording secretary. She is a
ARE AVAILABLE TO YOU FOR
sists
of Albert Ressler, chairman,
• AND FOR A FINE DEAL SEE
Service).
section
president
of
Needle
Wor
k
Mr. and Mrs. John Ginsburg and
assisted by Irene Weiss, Frank
WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, PARTIES, ETC.
The second act takes place at John Jr. spent the past week in Guild of America.
Winten, Sophie Willenskl, Arthur
the future home in Tel Aviv. Bloomington, III.
Mrs. Klein's family, residen is Goulson, Virginia Wolf, Helen
Special Sunday Dinners--Phone Mt. Clemens 790
In simple but touching words,
of Detroit since Civil War da vs, Rosenberg and Miriam Carver.
Beautiful Ballroo m
with Seating Capacity of 500
the girl refugees from Ger-
REPRESENTING
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fivenson has always been interested in t he
STRICTLY KOSHER—A MASHGIACH IN ATTENDANCE
Election of officers for the next
many and Poland express their and son, Morton, of Alpena were affairs of the Jewish communit
season will take place Sunday aft-
Kraemer is well-known in Mt. Clemens and Miami Beach
thanks for the opportunities that the guests over the week-end of Her mother, Yetta Rosen Fin k, ernoon, June 6.
for Kashruth
have been afforded them, and the their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. was a charter member of the Je w-
play closes with a declaration Eli Sachse of Virginia Park.
'sh Women's Club, established in
DOWNTOWN PACKARD SALES & SERVICE
from the girls that the Spirit of
1891 and affiliated with the N a-
Cass at Lafayette
Cherry 9060
Mizrachi shall not die, but shall
The Senior Bicur Choler' will tional Council of Jewish Wome ll
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be eternally perpetuated through have , an open meeting Tuesday, since 1925. Her father, Myer ' S.
'their own efforts in Palestine. /
May 18, at 1 p. m., at Congrega- Fink, was at one time preside nt
Among the children who take tion Bnai Moshe, Dexter at Lawr- of the local chapter of Bnai Brit
Iltinalre will pnaide
part
in
the
second
act
are:'Sybil
ence
Ave.
Having attended the New Yo
at the tea table header afternoon,
Rosengarten, Leona Shlain, Ar-
Nay 5, aseivelrag Mi.. Rhea K. (Nadi-
School of Fine and Applied Art
r a of the World wide Travel
lene Halperin, Sybil Goldfarb. Lil-
and
Columbia University, Mr s .
The following will be confirmed
Specializing in
ilian Liss, Eveleen Budnitzky, Sel- at Temple Beth El, in Lansing, by Klein received her degree fro
clients and friends who are InIrmotell
NEWEST METHODS
Is viewing pictures of Resale and
1 ma Ghinasin, and Lennora Leff.
Rabbi Herman Rosenwasaer: Phylis Detroit Teacher's College an
On the Sandy Shores of Safe and Beautiful Wampler's Lake
bear • lechare by Mr. Ilan, Minster
Mrs. .1. Kunin is chairman of Baker, Shirley Federman, Phylis taught art in the public school
of Intoorlot Ca SAL Travel
SHELTON TULIP OIL
Mares
.1,114004.1.
edralestion
arrangements' for this affair.
Present and Helen Landau.
She is the wife of Maurice Klei
amen.
PERMANENTS
and has two children, Tommy an
3 t• II In lbe afternoon.
Miss Cecile Schor of Leslie Ave. Susan.
FACIAL TREATMENTS
is returning to the city this week-
Other officers elected at thi
122 Acres of softly rolling terrain
wend Wide Travel Dares., One.
end. Mies Scher has been visiting meeting include: Mrs. Douala
use Weehington meal, eon Grand
Comfortable New Beds and
friends in Chicago end Madison Brown, first vice-president; Mr
cars--ard
45 Acres of Woods
Bldg.
for the past two weeks.
It.. 33611-69.3
Herbert Robinson, second vice
Individual Dressers
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president; Miss Emma Butzel, re
Excellent, Well-Balanced & Plentiful
Formerly with Nancy Vas Wyck
In honor of Mother's Day a par- cording secretary; Mrs. Davi d
Adequate Modern Buildings
The 15th anniversary of the ty was given at the Book Casino
stn ENCIRE BLDG.
CA. not
Cooper, financial secretary; tree s-
Diet (Only Kosher Foods Used)
founding of Craftsman Lodge No. on Sunday, May 9. Mr. and Mrs.
urer, Mrs. Victor Weil; corres
521, F. & A. M., will be celebrated Herman Berlin entertained Mr.
Carefully Planned Recreation:—HORSEBACK RIDING — LAND AND WATER SPORTS —
ponding secretary, Mrs. Isaac Gil
with a dinner-dance in the Bohem- and Mrs. Lebovitz. Miss Dorothy
DRAMATICS — DANCING — STORY TELLING, ETC.
bert; auditor, Mrs. Dan Krouse
ian Room of the Hotel Detroiter Roth and Milton Roth entertained
About 300 women heard Mrs
WELL EQUIPPED ARTS AND CRAFT
on May 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Roth. Dr. Morton
SHOP
Arthur Brin, president of the Na
Reservations have been received Lazar entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Collingwood at Third
A bundance of wild life, flower and vegete ni b t le urg e as r t d u ed n y
tional Council of Jewish Women
from all parts of the country and Lazor entertained Mr. and Mrs.
s provide an exceptional opportunity for
who
was
the
guest
speaker
at
th
STRICTLY KOSHER
in one of the finest locations
many of the charter members who was a guest. Covers were laid for
annual meeting.
CATERING
were instrumental in the forma- 12 guests.
174 Cass Ave. Phone 1508
j'_ request hike. to many
We are a generation of des-
historical points of interest for which the Irish Hills are famous.
tion of this group in May, 1922,
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
unexcelled facilities for
tiny and we are living in a fate
will be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zeigor of ful and decisive period. Just s
A sufficient number of Counsellors (about 3
o
Strictly Kosher
Worshipful Master M, A. Fried- Highland Park, returned to their
Banquets, Weddings, Dinners,
children to a counsellor) has been most carefully
selected on the basis - sf Personality and
training. Doctor, two nurses
lander has extended an invitation home, after spending four months far as a purpose and a need be-
Bar Mitzvahs. Showers, etc.
dietitian always on the premises,
and a
comes a part of us—an can w e
to all the friends of Craftsman in Miami Beach, Fla.
measure
up
to
meeting
the
need
s
Lodge and to allied Masonic
Call LONGFELLOW 2880
of the time," declared Mrs. Brin
reputation of both Mr. and Mrs. 1211ercovich in the field of education and (child-care is
groups.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levin and
J. SPRINGEL, catering mgr. I
your &Durant. that your child will
"American Jewry has a grea t
be under proper aupervitiric
Dr. Edward Kozlow, past mas- daughter, Isabel, returned from Los
ter, will represent the first class Angeles and Palm Springs, and responsibility to world Jewry,'
Detroit's • only Jewish youth to receive the Master Masons de- are now residing at the Wilshire said Mrs. Brin. "It Is • test of
our time. I am proud that in the
choral group, the Jewish Amer- gree in Craftsman Lodge and will Hotel.
program of the National Council
ican Youth Chorus, will hold its also head the delegation of past
of
Jewish Women, we attempt to
PHONE MADISON 7395
first annual concert on Sunday, masters and their respective classes
Bryce Alpern. son of Mrs. Anne
AGES 2 1/2 TO 6
meet
this test We must integrate
at
this
reunion.
F.
May 23, 8:30 p. m., at the Jewish
Alpern, has been elected to the
ACES 6 TO 15
Joseph S. Ostrow, senior deacon, Ph i Beta Kappa Honorary Society ourselves in the community of
Community Center.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT
which
we
are
a
is
general
chairman
of
the
anni-
Part"
for achieving an all A average
The Jewish-American Youth
OUR CAMP
Summarizing the scope of coun-
Chorus is an organization of the versary celebration committee, th roughout his scholastic course.
DIRECTIONS—U. S. 192 through Ypsilanti to State Park Ent nnnnn in the Irish Hills. Turn
Jewish Community Center. The with headquarters for registration lie is a junior at the University of cil work, Mrs. Brin spoke briefly
right on first rota after State Park Entrance, 58 Klee from Northwest section of Detroit.
of
each of the following: the
and
reservations
at
202
Hammond
Mi
purpose of the group is to foster
chigan and Is affiliated with the
peace movement, legislation, In-
Sig ma Alpha Mu_fraternity.
the singing and appreciation of Bldg.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION — PHONE EUCILD-4604-cl-
ternational case work (reuniting
Music will be furnished by Don
PRESCRIPTIONS
Jewish music, The membership of
T ri Sigma Sorority reserved separated families), aid to refu-
the chorus comes from the general Zell's orchestra.
The program includes a com- tab lee for the annual mother and gees, naturalization work, and
P053 WOODWARD AVE.
membership of the Center.
Om Mainmast
The director of the American plete floor show and favors for the duo ghter banquet held at the Beal Jewish education.
CO-ED SORORITY
20th Yahresfest of Ladies
ladies.
Mo she, May 11. Mrs. Morrey
DUTIOIT, MICR.
Youth Chorus is Mendy Shain.
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
Shep-
Aid Society June 14
her d was program chairman.
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The
Co-Ed Sorority opens its
CARD
OF
SYMPATHY
OPEN ALL NIGHT
CARD OF THANKS
An unveiling of • monument in
Flowers for all occasions —
Mr. and M rs, William Hordes ,
The Detroit Ladies Aid Society sixth year in existence with a
The family of the late Hyman
T
he Junior Jewish National Mr. and Mrs. Myer Kauffman. will celebrate its 20th Yahresfest
Dexter-Joy Florist, Tyler 8-6822.
charitable drive. Donation4, such memory of Belie Levy will take
Horwitz wishes to thank their Fu
rid held its annual scavenger and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hermelin on Monday, June 14, at Locbses. as clothing of any type, will be place on Sunday, May 23, at 1
many friends and relatives for bun
t and steak roast, Saturday wish to express to Albert Burston Mrs. C. Hass is president and Mrs. accepted, and persons who have
he n k d i n ed d etxhp erm
e id o
rn. at the Chemed Shel Emes
Pig ht, May 8, at Belle Isle, Morrey and family. their deepest sym-
S. Bogorad is secretary. For reser- contributions to make towards Cemetery, Gratiot
nu i; striner; atrhey- Sh
and 12-Mile
epherd sou chairman of the pathy on the loss of their dear vations call Trinity 2-8912 or see this cause are asked to call Town-
cent bereavement
evening.
Road: Relatives and friends are
mother.
Mrs. Bogorad at 8524 12th St.
send 7-2255.
invited,

Call MAdison 1110

Blitellird Fur Shop

Y.P.T.C. to Give
June Garden Party

Kraemer's Olympia Hotel

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CAMP ME HIA Iinr7s*h fihis

Scalp Treatments

Rhea E. Cashman

Margaret Greenough
BEAUTY SALON

Craftsman Lodge
To Observe 15th
Birthday May 23

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Concert on May 23

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