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June 11, 1937

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Junior Hadassah
Elects Officers

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The final meeting of this sea-
son of the Detroit unit of Junior
Hadassah was held at the Stetter
Hotel on Sunday, June 6, at which
time reports of the activities
which took place and the work ac-

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in its new location

Mr. and Mrs. David Touff and
Philip Marcuse were hosts at a
dinner dance Friday evening, June
4, honoring Mildred Feinberg, Leon!
Wayburn, Carol Horner and Her.'
nerd Segal.

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complished during the year were
given b? chairmen of committees
and the retiring president. Miss
Sophie Blanche Schwartz. Frances
Zelenko, chairman of the nominat-
ing committee, announced the
following officers who were in-
stalled by Mrs. Sarah Glacier,
senior advisor:
President, Bertha Yackness;
first vice-president. Ruth Fried-
land; second vice-president, Sara
Bloomfield; third vice-president,
Sadie Shur; recording secretary,
Shirley Galen; corresponding sec-
retary, Caroline Goodman; treas-
urer, Elsie Olender; financial sec-
retary, Pearl Wartell.
Miss Yackness announced the
new elate of the board of direc-
tors as follows: Pauline Barahal.
Sara Bloomfield, Geraldine Bet-
win, Ann Brooks, Ethel Delin,
Esther Etkin, Bernice Friedland,
Ruth Friedland, Shirley Galen,
Harriet Glickman, Fanny Colo-
bisky, Caroline Goodman, Betty
Holden, Fayga Keidan, Bernice
Levine, Freda Milstein, Betty
Morrison, Elsie Olender, Miriam
Peiman, Shirley Raick, Ethel Rom,
Sadie Shur, Sophie Stoller, Pearl
Wartell, Bess Wineman, Bertha
Yackness, Frances Zelenko.
Chairmen of committees are:
Membership, Miriam Peiman,
Ethel Rom, co-chairmen; educa-
tional, Sadie Shur, Bees Wineman,
co-chairmen; Jewish N a t i on a I
Fund, Ann Brooks, co-chairmen,
Betty Holden, Ann Wagman,
Helen Shewach; fund-raising, So-
phie Blanche Schwartz; program,
Ethel Delin, Ethel Manason, co-
chairman; Young Judaea, Freda
Milstein; publicity. Bernice Fried-
land; newsette, Pauline Barahal,
Esther Charnac, co-chairmen;
happy day fund. Bernice Levine,
Ethel Keywell, co-chairman; pub-
lic speaking, Esther Etkin; senior
advisor, Mrs. Sarah Glasier.
Formal graduation exercises
were held marking the entrance
of members of the Cleopian group
of Young Judaea and Little
Women of Hadassah into the lo-
cal unit of Junior Hadassah. The
following girls were graduated
and took the oath of allegiance
to Junior Iladassah: Gloria Bell,
Helen Leventhal, Ethel Malkes,
Shirley Martin, Evelyn Shrager,
Ruth Morrison, Rose Gittleman.

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Mrs. Walter Laib heads the
patron committee of Franklin Hills
Day sponsored by the Detroit
section, National Council of Jew-
ish Women, to be held Wednes-

Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Butzel
Mr. and Mrs. William Shevin ed.
will entertain a few friends Sun- tertained at a family dinner on
day night, June 13, to celebrate Friday evening in honor of their
their first wedding anniversary. silver wedding anniversary.

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Infants Service
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Officers June 22

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The last meeting of the infants
Service Group was held at the
home of the president, Mrs. L.
Fried, 2277 Calvert. Final reports
were heard on the club's cases and
progress for the last year was
noted. The report on the bingo
party given at the Bnai Moshe on
May 22 was given and those who
helped and contributed generously
were thanked.
The group will hold its installa-
tion of officers with the Eva Prenz-
lauer Maternity Aid, of which the
Infants Service Group is an auxil-
iary, at the Wilshire on June 22.
A social for members in the
form of • kiddy party will be given
at the home of Mrs. Rose Fried,
4027 Sturtevant, on June 21.

Mr. and Mrs. Irwin -I. Cohn of
4205 Fullerton Ave. announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Avern,
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
on June 26. There will be a Kid-
dush after the services in the so-
dial hall and a buffet supper will
Miss Janet Welt returned frorn be served from 7 to 9:30 p. m., also
a few days spent in Chicago and at the synagogue. All friends are
will spend the summer with heri invited. No cards.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melville S.
Welt of Balmoral Drive.
Installation of officers of Yeshi-
va Beth Judah will take place on
Miss Eileen Byron,who attends Tuesday, June 15, at 7 p. m., at
Smith College in Northampton, Bnai Zion Synagogue, Humphrey
Mass., will arrive on June 16 to and Ilolmur. There will be music
spend the summer vacation with and refreshments. The public is
her mother, Mrs. Harry E. Byron. invited.

A sweet-sixteen party was given
in honor of Miss Dorothy Sherman
of 17835 Brush.St., on Saturday
evening, June 5, by her mother,
Mrs. Louis Sherman, and her sis-
ter, Mrs. Esther Rachleff. Twenty
Miss Sue Wineman, daughter of guests were present,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman,
returned from Miss Stewart's
Dr. and Mrs. Shmarya Kleiman
School in Boston.
of 3025 Calvert Ave. will be at
home on Sunday, June 20, after-
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wohl of noon and evening, in honor of the
the Lee Crest Apt. , spent a few graduation of their daughter, Ber-
days in Chicago the past week.
nice, from the University of Michi-
gan.
Miss Winifred Cooper, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Levy of
returned from Carleton College, 2339 Glendale Ave. will hold open
Northfield, Minn.
house for relatives and friends on
Sunday, June 20, honoring their
Mrs. Anthony Deutsch of Pen- daughter, Dorothea Wilma, who
nington Drive returned from a graduated from Wayne University.
visit in New ',cork.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gordon of La
Mr, and Mrs. Benjamin Kauf- Salle Blvd. announce the gradua-
mann of Massachusetts Ave. re- tion of their son, Albert A.
turned last week from a winter from the University of Cin-
spent in Hollywood, Fla.
cinnati. Mr. Gordon will continue
his studies to obtain a masters de-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson gree by virtue of a scholarship
invite their friends to the Bar won in the graduate school.
Mitzvah of their eon, Beret Lee,
on June 12, at the Shaarey Zedek
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Mallon
Synagogue. At home on Satur- announce the graduation of their
day evening, June 12, at 2051 eon, Jerome J., from the dental
Calvert Ave. No cards.
school of the University of Michi-
gan.
Miss Naomi Stone returned from
the University of Michigan to
Mrs. Albert E. Goldberg and
spend the Hummer vacation with daughter, Rhoda, of 2059 Taylor
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ave., who- have been sojourning
Stone,
in California since December, will
return to Detroit on July 1.
Mrs. David J. Levy returned
June 6 from a 10-day stay in New
Miss Leonore Markson, daugh-
York.
ter of Mrs. A, D. Markson, re-
ceived her bachelor's degree from
Mrs. John A. Heavenrich re- the University of Chicago on June
turned from Swarthmore, Pa. 11. While in Chicago, Miss Mark-
where she attended the gradua - son also attended the College of
tion of her son, Richard.
Jewish Studies where she was en-
rolled in the advanced Hebrew de-
Mrs. Sam Kahn and daughter, partment.
Mrs. John Hopp, were joint hostes-
ses at a luncheon and kitchen
Mrs. Sidney J. Steinberg was
shower, Saturday, June 5, honor- hostess to 15 guests at a surprise
ing Miss Mildred Feinberg.
birthday party given in honor of
her sister, Lillian Levy, at her
Mrs. Adolph Moses returned to home on Sturtevant Ave.
Chicago after a visit with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Wolff of
Louis J, Gordon of LaSalle Blvd.
Lawrence Ave.
returned this week from • short
holiday spent with his brother. Al-
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vass of 270 bert A. Gordon, student at the He-
E. Kirby Ave. will have open house brew Union College at Cincinnati.
Thursday evening, June 17, at 8 Both made the return trip home
o'clock, in honor of the graduation after school closed for the sum-
of their daughter, Mildred, from mer vacation.
Wayne University. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. David Curtis and
On May 24, Mr. and Mrs. Peter daughters, Shirley Mae and Jean
Vass honored their daughter, Leo- Betty, returned home after attend-
nore, with a sweet-sixteen party, ing the celebration of the golden
at a dinner dance for 30 couples.
wedding anniversary of Mrs. Cur-
tis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. Max Frank of Cal- Jenefsky, at Dayton, 0., in the
vert Ave. will be hosts at a recep- Miami Hotel. They also attended
tion on Sunday, June 13, at 8:30 the wedding of Mrs. Curtis' sister,
p. m., in the crystal ballroom of Esther Jenefsky, to Jack Louie of
the Book Cadillac Hotel, in honor Columbus, 0., on May 30. Mrs.
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Fisher, Curtis was her sister's matron of
Jr., (Muriel Frank). No cards.
honor.

Miss Helen Vera Prentis, who is
a student at the University of
Wisconsin, is expected home on
Monday, June 14, to spend the
summer vacation with her parents.

WHITE

MRS. WALTER LAIB

day, June 16, at the Franklin
Hills Country Club.
Council members and their
friends have been invited to spend
the day at the club and enjoy
the program which includes lunch-
eon, golf, tennis, bridge and Mah-
jong. Reservations at $2.50 per
person may be made with Mrs.
Joseph B. . Gaylord, Columbia
5700.
Mrs. Robert Striefling, Long-
fellow 2036, is in charge of trans-
portation.
Guests will be welcomed by
Mrs. Maurice Klein, president of
the organization, and Mrs. Manuel
E. Arden, chairman of the hostess
committee, who will have a group
of women assisting her. Mrs. Leo
Orecklin and her committee are
arranging the flowers.
The following members have
donated prizes, flowers, or the
use of their cars: Mrs. Manuel
E. Arden, Him Emma Butzel, Mrs.
Lewis Carlson, Mrs. David Cooper,
Mrs. 0. H. Feinberg, Mrs. Maurice
Klein, Mrs. Herbert Robinson,
Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum, Mrs.
Robert Striefling, Mrs. Harold
Smiley, Mrs. Jack Rothberg, Mrs.
Nathan Rosenberg, Mrs. Douglas
Brown, Mrs. Walter Laib, Mrs.
Herbert Warner, Mrs. A. J. Cope-
land, Mrs. Lee B. Striefling, Mrs.
A. J. Lautman, Mrs. Andrew
Wineman, Mrs. Harry Keidan,
Mrs. Julius Green, Mrs. Edward
Stein, Mrs. Moe Leiter and Mrs.
Charles Harris,
The proceeds of the affair will
be used for the Council's special
project fund.
The work is being directed by
Mrs. David Cooper, chairman, and
Miss Ann Babcock, vice-chairman
of Franklin Hills Day.

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Beatrice Batter, a junior at
Wayne University, has been
awarded the Elsa F. Welling gift
memorial scholarship of the De-
troit section, National Council of
Jewish Women.
This award is given annually to
a Jewish girl of the junior class
with the highest scholastic rating
to enable her to complete her
senior year. She was selected by
Dean Waldo Leasinger, his assist-
ant, and Mrs. Herbert D. Robin-
son, chairman of the scholarship
committee of the Council.
This gift fund was established
in memory of the late Elsa F.
Welling by a group of her friends.
It is maintained by gifts and
memorial donations.
'Miss Baiter, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Elias Ballet, 1726 Ship-
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Conn., and came to this city at
the age of 2. She is a graduate
of Eastern High School. Major-
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subject in the public schools. She
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Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Kahn of Wil-
demere Ave. will entertain at din-
ner on Sunday evening, June 13,
in honor of Miss Mildred Feinberg
and Leon Wayburn.

On Wednesday evening, Mr. and
Mrs. Omar M. Zemon of Miller
Road were hosts at a dinner party
honoring Miss Mildred Feinberg
and Leon Wayburn.

In honor of their 25th wedding
anniversary, Harry Shrager of
Elmhurst Aye. surprised his wife
with a dinner dance for 80 people
at Lachar's on Monday, May 31.

Mr. and Mrs. harry Rosenberg
of 1190 Longfellow Ave. will be at
home to their friends and family
on Sunday, June 13, from 1 to 5
p. rn., honoring the marriage of
their daughter, Beatrice, to Ga-
Mrs. Joseph Falk of Chicago briel Kahn, son of Mrs. Gertrude
Blvd. will leave the first of the Kahn.
week for a fortnight's stay in New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gross of
3200 Webb Ave. will be at home
Honoring Miss Betty Karp, bride- to their relatives and friends on
elect of June 20, Mrs. B. Wagner Sunday evening, June 13, from 8
and Mrs. M. Wagner entertained to 11. on the occasion of their 40th
jointly on Wednesday, June 9, at wedding anniversary. No cards.
■ luncheon and kitchen shower for
30 guests at Frames Tea Room.
Mrs. Herman Teter and daugh-
Mrs. Emil Phillips will be hostess ter, Thelma, of Chicago were
at • luncheon and bridge, June 16, guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Cohen
at her home on Glendale Ave., and of Chicago Blvd. during the past
Mr. and Mrs. A. Jackson and Mr. week-end.
and Mrs. M. Gottesman will give
a dinner dance for the family,
Mrs. Rae Sulkes Ettinger of Tel
Saturday night, June 12, at the Aviv, Palestine, who has been visit-
Chalet, honoring Miss Karp and ing at the home of her mother,
her finance, Newton Jackson.
Mrs. Sarah Sullies of 11845 La-
Salle Blvd., and who will soon leave
Cantor and Mrs. Jamb H. Sonen- this country, will be at home to her
Mar and family have moved to friends on Sunday afternoon and
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Philip Pollak, son of Mr. and
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Mrs. Arthur Pollak, returned from daughter, Miss Irma Simons, re-
the University of Chicago.
turned from a six months' sojourn
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Dr. and Mrs. Norman DeNaso- residing at the Belcrest. While
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Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sturmack
George E. Stone is cast in "Al-
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Miss Ethel Ruth Goldman re- are entertaining Mrs. Frank Cur-
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building at 11601 Petosky,
Miss Sylvia Bronstein and Krana home.
near Humphrey. Friends of the
Gittleman returned from North-
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desiring to communicate
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Mr. and Mrs. Julius Markus of
2536 Calvert Ave. will be at home with the office are asked hence-
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Mrs. Sally Rycoff Rattner re- on Thursday, June 17, in honor of
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