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Plans for Floating
Affair on June 131

mow that summer's here
you'll wear

Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S.,
will hold its annual floating din-
ner dance on Sunday, June 13,
aboard the luxurious Steamer Nor-

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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman,
Dr. Hugo A. Freund and Mr. and
Sirs. Eugene J. Arnfeld were
guests of the Winemans' at their
cabin in Gaylord over the holiday
week-end.

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in whits kid or white
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amp
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FOR BOYS AND GIRLS FROM 6 TO 12

Opens Its 10th Succesful Season

CAMP ACTIVITIES

BOATING
FISHING
HANDICRAFT
SHOP
ATHLETICS

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DRAMATICS
DANCING
HIKING
NATURE STUDY
SWIMMING

Mrs. Edward T. Kelley of the
Mrs. Robert Kostoff of Flint was
Hibbard Apts. will give a luncheon a visitor in Detroit last week.
and shower on June 9 in honor of
Mrs. Martin L. Butzel.
Mrs. Louis Cohen of Cleveland
is the guest of her children, Sir.
Louis J. Gordon of LaSalle Blvd. and Sirs. Leo Marks of Linwood
returned this week from a motor Ave. She is being extensively en-
trip to Cincinnati, Ohio, and west- tertained during her visit here.
ern Michigan, While in Cincinnati,
Mr. Gordon attended the com-
Dr. Samuel Glassman of Chicago
mencement exercises at Hebrew Blvd. spent the holiday week-end
Union College.
in New York City.

DIETARY LAWS STRICTLY OBSERVED

NOTE; Look for

Announcement of Staff Elsewhere in
The Chronicle.

Avrunin Nursery

Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Benyas and
Rabbi Leon Frans was the prin-
cipal speaker at the mass meeting Miss Josephine Edelstein spent the
Zedakah Club will hold installa- of the national convention of the holiday week-end in Cleveland.
tion of officers on June 9 at Armenian Benevolent Union held
at Northern High School last Sun-
Northwood Inn.
Mr. and Sirs. Henry H. Sha-
Mrs. Max Coven is chairman in day night.
pero returned front a three-day
charge, assisted by Mrs. Morris
visit with the latter's folks in
Davis and Mrs. Jack Greenberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Si. Felsen- New Castle, Pa.
Luncheon and bridge will be in- thal of Detroit and Mrs. Dora Fel-
cluded in the afternoon's program. senthal of Pittsburgh, who is visit-
The Ladies Auxiliary of Delray
Mrs. Jack Greenberg, To. 6-0195, ing in Detroit, spent the past week- will hold its annual picnic oh Sun-
end
at
the
Spink
Wawasee
Hotel,
and Mrs. Morris Davis, To 5-4757,
day, June 13, at Plymouth River-
Lake Wawasee, Ind.
are taking reservation.
side Park.

MRS. MAX

FOR CHILDREN FROM 21/2 TO 6

DIRECTOR

MISS HELEN PORTER, A. B.

Simpson College Graduate,
Merrill Palmer Nursery Teaching School

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

MISS HELEN WESTEALL, B. S.

For Information Call GA. 1299—LO. 5960
or Write to 3310 Rochester Ave.

The annual report of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Fred Gunsberg, and
election of officers of the League
of Jewish Women's Organization
THE EXCELLENT FACILITIES OF
will feature the meeting on Wed-
nesday, June 9. at 2:30, in the so-
cial hall of Temple Beth El. An
Interesting program has been ar-
ranged for this occasion by the
Music Study Club.
MOUNT CLEMENS, MICH.
The program will consist of num-
bers by the choral group under
ARE AVAILABLE TO YOU FOR
the direction of Charles Frederick
WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, PARTIES, ETC.
Morse. Also on the program will
Special Sunday Dinners—Phone Mt. Clemens 790
be numbers by Max Weiner. violin-
ist,
who is a scholarship student
Beautiful Ballroom with Seating Capacity of 500
of the Music Study Club; Margaret
STRICTLY KOSHER—A MASHGIACH IN ATTENDANCE
Schulling Hoexter, contralto; Mrs.
Kraemer is well-know n in Mt. Clemens and Miami Beach
Jacob Schakne, soprano; Reeve
for Kashruth
Reatha, harpist, and Sadie Cooper
and Rose Bassin Stein, accom-
Scout Troop 164 Invites the attend its parents' night and re- panists.
union of old Scouts, which will
Public to Parent's ,
be held in the social hall of the
Jews In the audience were re-
Night .
synagogue from 7 to 10 p. m. on quested to leave the Berlin Opera
Boy Scout Troop 164, which Tuesday, June 8.
House just before the curtain
has been sponsored by Congrega•
A fine program is being ar- went up when the managament
tion Shaarey Zedek for 16 years, ranged by Mr. Mendelsohn, the w-as informed that Hitler was
invites Shaarey Zedek members, scoutmaster. The highlight will coming.
their friends, and the public, to be a court of honor.

Kraemer's Olympia Hotel

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Excellent, Well-Balanced & Plentiful
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DRAMATICS — DANCING — STORY TELLING, ETC.

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Abundance of wild life, flower and vegetable gardens provide an exceptional opportunity for
nature study

Frequent hikes to many

historical points

of interest for which the Irish Hills are famous.

A sufficient number of Counsellors (about 3 children to a counsellor) has been most carefully
selected on the basis of personality and training. Doctor, two nurses and a
dietitian always on the premises.

The reputation of both Mr. and Mrs. S. Bercovich in the field of education and child-care is
your assurance that your child will be under proper supervision.

NURSERY & KINDERGARTEN

AGES 2% TO 6

OLDER CHILDREN

AGES 6 TO 15

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED Tt" VISIT OUR CAMP

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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION — PHONE EUCILD 5504 • J

In celebration of their 15th
wedding anniversary, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles S. Selker of 3257
Calvert Ave. entertained at home
Sunday evening, with a dinner
party for 40 relatives and friends.
Among those present from out
of the city were Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Gallon, Sir. and Mrs. Mort
B. Cohn, Mr. and Mrs. Link Siev-
ers and Sir. and Mrs. Lou Gold-
stein of Toledo, and Mr. and Sirs.
Morris Cohn of Pittsburgh.

Sadie Cooper, violinist and teach-
er, will present 20 pupils in a re-
cital on Tuesday, June 8, at 8 p. m.,
at the Jewish Community Center
on Woodward at Holbrook. Among
those participating will be: ArnoN
and Rosalind Eiseman, Milton
Grossman, Alan Schwartz, Ed-
ward Springer, Sidney Hertz, Sybil
Greenberg, Roger Nathan, Rita
Schwartz, Florence Cooper, Sey-
mour Goldman, Richard Chafetz,
Irving Boigon, Florence Freedman,
Ben Kagan, Sidney Katz, David
Mrs. Jacob II. Schakne of La Rappaport, Sam Stockman and
Salle Blvd. returned from Pitts- Harriet Haar. The public is in-
burgh where she visited relatives. vited.
She was accompanied home by her
niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. TREES PLANTED
Al Collet, who will be her guests
for some time.
IN PALESTINE

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schembeck
of 8634 Dumbarton Road will be
at home on Sunday afternoon,
June 6, front 3 to 6, to celebrate
their silver wedding anniversary.
Their son and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice S. Schiller, of Co-
lumbus, 0., are visiting here.

Sirs. Lenore Finkelstein, Sirs.
A. Myers of the Belcrest and
their nephew, Louis Marks, re-
turned from a trip to Peoria, III.

SIr. and Sirs. Dave Tobin who
were visiting their nephews, Ben
Tobin, Jack and Morris Tobb and
families, also Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Taub, have returned to their
home in Watertown, Mass. Dur-
ing their stay here, they were
guests at the Belcrest Hotel.

TREES PLANTED THROUGH
NATIONAL FUND COUNCIL

The Jewish National Fund
Council of Detroit acknowledges
the following contributions for
trees to be planted in Palestine.
One tree in honor of Bessie L.
Shepherd by her children, Zelda
and Morrey; one tree by the fol-
lowing pupils of class II. of Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek's Hebrew
department of which Sirs. bf. Sold'
is teacher, on the occasion of the
completion of a portion of Chum-
ash: Agnes Brown, Philip Caplan,
Judith Jacobs, Donn Renick, Harry
Snider, Buddy Shulman, Ray So-
loff, Sol Sonenklar, Morton Zieve.
Mrs. Harry Si, Shulman, chair-
man of the tree committee, can be
reached by calling Lo. 2784 or at
2649 W ebb re.

TREES PLANTED BY

Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Bernstein of JUNIOR HADASSAH
2400 Boston Blvd. will leave for
Trees were planted in Palestine
Atlantic City on June 6 to attend through Junior Hadassah by the
the American Medical Association following:
convention. They will return on
One tree by Leona Grubstin of
Saturday, June 12.
2225 Blaine Ave., honoring her
grandmother; one tree by hfiriam
Lee Corbman Schakne will pre- Ferman of 3039 Gladstone, honor-
sent two 11-year-old boys, Bernard ing her mother.
Stein and Arthur Dysarz in a piano
recital next Friday, June 11, at SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
8 p. m., at the Detroit Conservatory ELECTION ON SUNDAY
of Music. The public is invited.
At the last meeting of the cur-
Sir. and Mrs: Ruby Cohen of rent season of the Young Peo-
ple's
Society of Shaarey Zedek, on
Pittsburgh spent the past week-
end visiting their sister and broth- Sunday, June 6, at 3:39, at the
er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene synagogue, the board of directors
will be elected for the coming
Spanier of Boston Blvd.
year.
The annual summer formal
Sir. and Mrs. Louis Stark of
Santa Rosa Drive were at home given by the Y. P. S. will be held
June
17 at Blossom . Heath. Miss
to their relatives and friends on
Wednesday evening, June 2, in Dorothy Heideman and Abe Cut-
honor of their 25th wedding anni- loff are co-chairmen and their
committee includes Albert Schiff,
versary.
Albert Rotberg, Sylvia Rosenthal,
Mrs. Saul Sarnoff, newly-elected Irene Pollack, Dorothy Levin,
president of the Music Study Club, Coleman Karen, Sylvia Katz, Sam
was hostess at a luncheon on Fri- Jackson, Carl Gould, Miriam Gold-
day, June 4. in honor of the board berg. Jay Frankel, Dave Finkel],
members, at Frame's Tea Room. Arthur Doctor, Sylvia Chase and
Flora Beckman. Tickets are $6
Mrs. I. Nurko returned from a per couple and reservations may
be made by calling Miss Heide-
fortnight's stay in Cleveland.
man at Townsend 8-1088.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Edelstein and
San Francisco can do without
daughter, Miriam, who have been
making their home in Detroit this that Jewish landlord who con-
tinues
to rent quarters to Nazi
winter, returned to their summer
home In Harbor Springs, Mich. organizations.
Their daughter, Bernice, who ac.
Flowers f or all occasions —
companied them, returned to the
Dexter-Joy Florist, Tyler 64421.
city last Tuesday.

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Mr. and Mrs. William A. Cohen
of Richton Ave., will receive their
friends on June 6, from 8 to 12
p. m., on the occasion of their
40th wedding anniversary, in the
Alpine Room of the Detroit Le-
lad Hotel., No cards.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Newman
entertained a group of friends at
hlr. and Mrs. Max Keidan of
dinner on May 28.
2457 Calvert Ave. announce the
Bar
Mitzvah of their son, Daniel,
e
Low.heel spectator el,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. Gilbert on Saturday, June 5, at Congre-
in white buck with brown
gave
a
dinner
on
May
27.
gation
Shaarey Zedek. Mr. and
eyelets
Mrs. Keidan will be happy to re-
Mr. and Sirs. Victor II. Well ceive their relatives and friends
at Kiddish after the services in
gave a buffet supper on May 30.
the social hall of the synagogue.
Mrs. S. T. Gilbert and Mrs. No cards.
Flora Goodman will leave June 8 to
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson
spend the summer in Charlevoix.
invite their friends to the Bar
Mitzvah
of their son, Berol Lee,
Sir. and Mrs. Sigmund A. Robin-
MRS. FAE STALBURG
son and daughter, Ann, spent the on June 12, at the Shaarey Zedek
Synagogue.
At home on Satur- onic. The boat will leave from the
past week-end in Saginaw as
guests of Mr. and Sirs. Max day evening, June 12, at 2051 foot of Brush St. at 6:15 sharp.
Calvert Ave. No cards.
Ileavenrich.
Mrs. Fae Stalburg of the ticket
committee has worked exceptionally
The Fenkell Ladies Loan Asso- hard, and reports a complete sell-
The
degree
of
Bachelor
of
Arts
pen-toe linen oxford
ciation will have a card party for
in journalism will be conferred members on Monday, June 7. out.
with muldhue or brown
Dancing, novel entertainment
upon Herbert Millard Schakne, son Hostesses will be Mesdames B.
eyelets
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II. Schakne Berkowitz, A. Berkowitz, S. Berk- and bridge, after "a delightful meal,
$8.95
is
promised.
of LaSalle Blvd., by the University owitz, Birn, Bogart.
of Southern California, Los An-
geles, this Saturday afternoon,
Sirs. Sam Goldstein (Florence
Shoe Solon Filth Floor
June 6.
Blondy) and daughter, Lynn, of Purity Assembly
Los Angeles, Calif., are visiting
Installs Officers
Mrs. Harry Rosman was hostess with their parents and grandpar-
at a luncheon to the children of ents, Mr. and Sirs. H. Blondy, at
At the public installation of of-
the Jewish Orphan Home in honor 3378 Elmhurst Ave.
ZEDAKAH TO INSTALL
ficers of Purity Assembly No. 12,
of the 12th birthday of her daugh-
OFFICERS ON JUNE 9 ter, Gloria.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Green Order of Rainbow for Girls, Tues-
and family are now residing at day night, Virginia Lichtenstein,
Mrs. Charles King of Santa Rosa 3003 Calvert Ave.
worthy advisor, was installed by
Drive is sojourning in Philadel-
Dorothy Greenbaum; Lucille Kay-
phia and Atlantic City.
Mrs. hforrey Shepherd (Zelda
Smith) of 3253 RoeNester Ave.
Mr, and Mrs. Julius W. Gilbert was hostess to the Tri Sigma
and their children, Patsy and Jay, Sorority, Wednesday evening, June
will leave June 5 to spend the suns. 2.
mer in Charlevoix.
Mrs. Louis M. Eston and daugh-
Mr., and Mrs. William Fleish- ter, Joan, of Webb Ave. arrived
man spent the holiday week-end in home Sunday from Los Angeles,
northern Michigan.
Calif.

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June 4, 1937

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anau, worthy associate advisor,
by Leona Rosenberg; Lucille
Bearman, charity, by Ida Zeff;
Mildred Brown, hope, by Anne
Fisher; Agatha Ruben, faith, by
Sarah Solai Rosenthal; Betty
Conn, recorder, by Frances Cu-
cell; Faye Grunt, treasurer, by
Leona Rosenberg; chaplain, Edith
Kosit, and drill leader, Rosalind
Arta, by Regina Schiller; the
colors, red, Sue Bank; orange,
Zelda Lachman; yellow, Marian
Rabin; green, Jean Landau; blue,
Harriet Levy; indigo, Barbara
Suifrin; service, Helen Katz, by
Sylvia Strub; confidential observ-
er, Goldie Yaffe, and outer ob-
server, Louise Greenwald, by
Anne Fisher; musician, Judith
Victor, and choir director, by Ida
Zeff. Shirley Firestone was in-
stalling pianist, Dorothy Green-
baum, installing chaplain, and
Mae Jackson and Pearl Pernick,
installing marshalls. Sylvia Strub
presented the retiring worthy ad-
visor, Toba Jackson, with the
jewel of office.
The first business meeting of
the new corps of officers will be
dedicated to fathers and mothers.
Those parents who are Eastern
Stars or Masons may attend the
meeting. Parent's night will
start at 9 o'clock, June 15, Char-
lotte Kruger, talented young en-
tertainer. will render recitations.
William Hordes will be the guest
speaker. Miss Judith Victor will
play a selection. The choir will
lead the group in commu-
nity singing and will also ren-
der a few selections . Refresh-
ments will be served. Harriet Levy
is chairman for the evening.
The second annual garden party
will be held June 27 at the home
of the chairman. hlillie Schaff.
Call Tyler 6-1971, or University
1-3288 for reservations.
Those girls who brought in ads
for the installatiop booklet are
eligible to attend the ad picnic
in July providing their ad money
is in by June 15. The girl bring
ing in the most money first will
win the contest.

Home Relief Society
To Aid Food Shower

The Ilome Relief Society, Neu-
garten Sunshine Club and the
Zedakah Club are co-operating in
sponsoring • fool shower on be-
half of the Center's Playschool and
Day Camp. On Wednesday, June
16, at 1 o'clock, a dessert bridge
will be sponsored by these organi-
zations. The admission fee will be
food, such as canned vegetables,
fruits, sugar, condiments, dried
peas, beans, etc.
The Home Relief Society grate-
fully acknowledges the receipt of
the following donations: From Sir.
and Mrs. L. Savage, in memory of
Charles Misby; from Mr. and Mra.
L. Savage. in honor of the confirm-
ation of Ranson Bernstein, son of
Sir. and Sirs. Peter Bernstein;
from Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Polozker,
in honor of the confirmation of
Barbara Korner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Korner; from
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Korner, in
honor of the confirmation of their
daughter, Barbara; from Sirs. Sam
Schwartz, honoring the recovery
of her husband from illness.

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wheel of an automobile after dark
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