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October 15, 1937
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MISS SARAH ROSEN
tine are completing plans for a
dance to held at the Detroit-
Leland Hotel on Sunday evening,
Nov. 21.
The entire proceeds of this
Project are to be remitted to the
Jewish Frontier, a monthly pub-
l ication which is bringing to its
readers important developments
i n Palestine as well as the world
at large.
Associated with Sarah Rosen,
chairman of the dance committee.
will be the following: Harold Sil-
ver, Morris Leiberman, Rose
Chesluk, Theodore Olender and
Ida Friedgood,
Jr. Congregation
of Shaarey Zedek
Names Directors
The services of the Junior Con-
gregation of Shaarey Zedek on
Oct. 9 were marked by a fine at-
tendance. Shirley Rabinowitz gave
an interesting resume of the por-
tion of the Law, the second chap-
ter of Genesis, and Florence
Rosenthal interpreted the educ-
tion from the Prophets. Kalman
Whitman acted as cantor.
The president, Herpert Levin,
announced the following board of
directors: Lester Satovsky, Alan
Barahal, Milton Gordon, Joseph
Roth, Philip Fine, Norman Koh-
lenberg, Rosalind Arfa, Ilene
Schiller, Miriam Zieve, Mildred
Gerson, Sylvia Firestone and Sel-
ma Roberts. The vice president is
David Crohn and the recording
and corresponding secretaries are
Marilyn Koffman and Dorothy
Davidson respectively, '
This Saturday the portion of
the Law will be delivered by Mari-
lyn Koffman while Dorothy David-
son will give the Haphtoralt
li
B. G. MORRIS DEAD
Jewish Frontier
Dance on Nov. 21
Mrs. Jennie Jospey
Called by Death
One of the most interesting and
pioneer Jewish personalities in
Detroit, Bernard G. Morris, Pass-
ed away last Sunday in his apart-
ment in Ilotel Statler, at the age
of 81.
Mr. Morris was born in New
York City, Dec. 25, 1885, and was
brought to Detroit by his parents
when five years old. He had a
clear recollection of the Civil
War and the assassination of Lin.
coin and, with Detroit school chil-
dren, marched in the funeral
ceremonies which were held in
America's principal cities, follow-
ing Lincoln's death. He attended
the Miami Ave. School, in the
building which is now the office
of the Board of Education on
Broadway, and later the Barstow
School. Ile was a graduate of the
old Detroit, High School, which
stood on Capitol Park.
When a small boy, Mr. Morris
began a collection of autographs
to which he made additions all his
life. It is now one of the most
comprehensive collections in the
United States and an unusually
valuable piece of Americana. The
section devoted to military and
political figures in the Civil War
is especially notable.
Ile was associated with the J.
L. Hudson Co. for more than 30
years and occupied his desk daily
until his illness confined him to
his apartment. Ile was a life
member of Union Lodge, F. and
A. H., of Peninsular chapter, R.
A. M., and had been a member
of Temple Beth El for more than
half a century. The funeral was
in the Brown Memorial Chapel of
Temple Beth, at 2 p. m. Tuesday,
with Rabbi eo M. Franklin officiat-
ing. Burial was in Woodmere
Cemetery.
Mr. Morris is survived by a
brother, Mark G. Morriss and a
son, Sidney B. Morris, both of
Detroit. Ile was the father of
Helen Henschel Morris, the well
known pianist, who died about two
years ago.
MRS. M. SILVERSTONE
McQuade, on Thursday evening,
Oct. 9.
Music Study Club
Presents Course
In Modern Music
COMPANY
I ;
Mrs. Ida Schultz was hostess at
the board of directors meeting of
Jewish Women European Welfare
the North Woodward branch of the
Organization, at her home, 9417
Plans are now in progress for
the forthcoming fifth annual donor
luncheon which will take place at
the Fort Wayne Hotel on Tues-
day, Jan. 4. Members and friends
desiring to make their admission,
may do so at a store rented for
rummage. Dime banks are avail-
able and various other ways may
be used, Dates are now available
for rummaging iy calling the
chairman, Mrs. A. J. Redblatt, To.
5-3762, Information may be pro-
cured by contacting Mrs, Ida
Schultz, Euclid 3527-W, general
chairman, or Mrs. J, Modell, Long-
fellow 8033, president, For reserv-
ations call Mrs. A, B, Knoppow,
Euclid 9565-W,
Plans were discussed for the
annual dinner dance which will
take place at the Chalet on Sun-
day evening, Nov. 21. Mrs. M. Sil-
verstone is chairman and Mrs. S.
The Music Study Club is pre- Schwartz is co-chairman of this
senting a course in modern music event. Reservations may be made
conducted by Edward Bredshall, at this time by calling Tyler
with the co-operation of its mem- 5-5380.
bers who will contribute papers
and illustrations. At the first
Unveiling of Monument
meeting, Oct. 19, Mr. Bredshall
will introduce the season's work
An
unveiling of • monument in
with a summary leading up to
modern scale formation and memory of Jennie Needle Good-
man
will
take place on Sunday,
thought. In November, Mrs. Law-
rence Crohn will present a resume Oct. 17, at 12 o'clock noon at
of the entire creative output of Bnai David Cemetery. Van Dyke
Debussy, with an account of the between Grinnell and Marjorie.
innovations, — harmonic, melodic, Relatives and friends are invited,
etc.—for which he was principally
responsible, including also a dis-
cussion of impressionism.
Another paper by Mrs. Joseph
Fenton gives a discussion of Ra-
vel and an explanation of how he
differs from Dobusse.
Mr. Bredshall will lead and di-
rect the discussions to be illust-
trated by Mrs. Harry Platt and
Miss Ruth Brotman, pianist and
vocalist respectively.
Following meetings will include
similar discussions of Stravinsky,
Scriabine, Schonberg and his fol-
lowers, and Hindomith. All meet-
ings will be held on the third
Tuesday of each month at 2:30
P. m. at the Y. W. C. A., With-
erell and Montcalm Streets.
Mrs. Jennie Jospey passed away
at her home, 2315 Calvert Ave.,
on Oct. 1., after a long illness.
She is survived by her husband,
Samuel Jospey, and two sons, Max-
well and Sheldon; her mother, Mrs.
Sifra Hamburger, and five broth-
ers, Charles, Max, 'seder, Sam CHINESE RELIEF WORK
and Louis Hamburger of this city.
HERE HELPED BY JEWS
Interment was in Clover Hill Park
Cemetery, Rabbi A, M. Hershman
A group of Jews is helping the
and Cantor Sonenklar officiating.
relief effort started in Detroit in
She was a member of Hadassah
behalf of Chinese refugees who
and the Sisterhood of Shaarey
are suffering as a result of the
Zedek.
Japanese invasion of China.
Under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Charles W. Rosenberg Dead Frank Lee of 9031 Woodward,
telephone
Madison 0802, the Wom-
at Age of 52
en's Auxiliary of the Chinese
Patriotic League is sponsoring a
Charles W. Rosenberg, 52 years dinner dance at the Eastern Star
old, former! a resident of Detroit. Cafe, 6515 Grand River, on Mon-
died in Chicago in his apartments day, Oct. 25, at 7 9, m. A Chinese
at the Hotel Flamingo Tuesday program will be presented and ad-
morning, Oct 6, after an illness dresses will be delivered by Dr.
with this step accomplished the
of theree months.
Y. Z. Chang of the Institute of
"Achduth" movement felt that
Allied Campaign
Before taking up residence in Far Eastern Studies and Miss
they can relegate the orthodox
Chicago, about 25 years ago, Mr. Vera Nieh, director of public
Gets Dollar Lost
rabbis to the position that not
Rosenberg lived here for many health of Peiping.
In an Election Bet
radicals of today, but the "Bun-
years. He has a number of rela-
disten" and the "Ilaskalisten" of
The Brith Sholom Lodge of De- tives in Detroit, including a
the last decade of the last century
troit is initiating a large class of brother, Louis James Rosenberg, Contributions to the Jewish
The Allied Jewish Campaign
would not have dared do. It may
candidates in honor of A. Rosen, and a sister, Mrs. Bertha Love.
last week was a dollar the
Children's Home
be that the orthodox rabbis do
richer an the result of the pri-
Mr. Rosenberg was the midwest
not measure up to the average
mary election. A "lost" election
representative of the Hibriten
The Jewish Children's Home of
of the intellectuality, the Jewish-
bet was ordered paid to the
Furniture Company of Lenoir, N.
Detroit wishes to acknowledge
nem and public service of many
campaign's credit rather than
C. He was regarded as an out-
with
thanks receipt of donations
delegates, but the 10 rabbis to-
to the winner.
standing person in the furniture from the following:
gether may have the combined in-
J. B. Rogvoy, 2470 Blaine,
business, and was • director of
Mrs. R. Appleman, 3246 Ful-
telligence and wisdom required of
was the man who guessed
the American Furniture Club.
lerton; Harry Barsky, 4417 2nd
a member in the executive.
wrong and to Jack Glassman
Prior to the time that he entered
Blvd. Mrs. B. Bloomgarden, 12660
We would gratefully appreciate
goes the credit for charity—for
the furniture business he studied
Mrs. Rebecca Levine,
an explanation to this non-ach-
l aw and was graduated of Kent Stoepel;
Mr. Rogvoy 's letter said that
512
Westminster; Miss Zelle Mor-
duth attitude. We hope it is not
Glassman "has requested me to
College of Law. He also studied
ris, 3259 Calvert, In memory of
a concerted effort to prohibit an
send to you the El primary
banking, insurance and business
father, Jacob M. Morris; Mrs. R.
orthodox rabbi to lift his voice
election bet which I lost to him."
administration.
Mathis, 1929 Calvert Ave.; Mrs.
or head In Jewish communal af-
Religiously he was affiliated J. Oppenheim, 3753 Calvert Ave.;
fairs of Detroit
with Sinai Temple. He was also
A. Salem, 3295 Rochester.
TWO ORTIIODOX RABBIS.
a member of the I. 0. B. B. and
The following donations were
Contributions to the North
Of the Masonic Order. Ile had a
given
the Jewish Children's Home,
End Clinic
keen appreciation of music, art t
hrough Mrs. Charles .A. Smith,
and literature as emphasized be
1935 Glynn Court, chairman of
Rabbi Louis L. Mann of Sinai the contributions committee of
North End Clinic has received
Temple in his remarks at the fu- the Ladies Auxiliary of the Jew-
the following contributions:
neral
on Wednesday, Oct 6. Mr. ish Children's Horne: - •
The Hadassah Roll of Honor
In memory of Mrs. Hanna Sittig
Rosenberg was also active socially
rally was held Wednesday, Oct. 13,
Mrs. Ralph Paul, 2080 Hazel-
and
was
a member of a number wood, in memory of Mrs. Muriel
Freud,
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Monroe
at Webster Hall,
of organizations, including the Muscovite; Mrs. Lena Holtzman,
The program last Wednesday Rosenfield; In memory of Nathan
Standard Club of Chicago.
reviewed the "Highlights of 1930" Jacob, from Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
2968 Calvert,. In honor of the
and was called "Anna Srere" Rosenfield and Mr. and Mrs.
birth of a baby to Mrs. E. Silver-
A. ROSEN
Day. It included pictures, tab-
man; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Co-
"FLOWERS
AND
TEARS"
leaux and songs. The continuity Charles Hamburger; in memory of an ardent worker of this organi- AT LITMAN'S THEATER hen, 2903 Webb Ave.. in memory
of Mrs. Sarah Madanes: Mrs.
was written by Miss Hattie Git- A. Louis Gordon from Mr. and sation.
Caspar C. Velick, 3227 Fullerton,
tleman, and the cast was directed Mrs. Herbert H. Warner; in mem-
The initiation will be followed
"Flowers and Tears", a melo-
by Mrs. Abe Srere, Mrs. Walter ory of Mrs, Jennie Jospey, from by a banquet and floor show, to drama with
in honor of baby's first birthday;
music, by S. Steinberg,
Field. Mrs. David Werbe and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Warner;' be held on Sunday evening, Oct
Mrs. Sarah Hohiezhen, 2760 Stur-
in memory of Joseph Levin, from 17, at 6 p. m., at Jericho Temple, with special songs and dances, is tevant, for Yiskor; Mrs. D. L.
Hattie Gittleman.
the attraction to be presented at
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Charles
Hamburger;
2705 Joy Road.
The next Roll of Honor rally
Epps, 2727 Cortland; Mrs. George
Lithnan's People's Theater, 12th
will be held Wednesday, Oct in memory of Harris Cohn, from
Orley, 3046 Calvert, in honor of
and Seward, this Sunday matinee
20, at Webster Hall. The lunch- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hambur-
Bar Mitzvah of son, Graham An-
and evening. This play is being
eon served promptly at 12 o'clock ger; in memory of Mrs. David Perfection Lodge Exempli-
gell; Mrs. Jacob Harvith, 2750
shown in Detroit for the first time.
fication Wednesday
is optional. Reservations must be Weingarden, from Mr. and Mrs.
Elmhurst, in memory of Mrs.
This play, as well as all other Muriel Muscovite,
Charles
Hamburger.
made by noon on Monday. Oct
plays to be staged at Littman's
For the social service relief fund
18, with Mrs. Harry Goldberg.
Perfection Lodge 486 F A M
Townsend 8.6685, or Longfellow from Neugarten Sunshine Club. will exemplify the first degree on this season, are directed by the
Jewish Actors' Union. Anna Lil-
For the Supplementary Medical
2680.
Wednesday, Oct. 20, at 7 p. m.,
Appointment of the staff of the
The program next Wednesdey. Assistance Fund for Children: In with Dr. Harry M. Friedman as lien and Louis Weis are the stars
In charge of Mrs. Joseph Magid- memory of Mrs. Rachel Steinberg , worshipful master. Following this, of the cast which Includes some Center News, a weekly news bul-
sohn and Mn. Harry L Jackson. from Mr, and Mrs. Julius Hart- at 9 p, m., members and male of the best known actors on the letin published by the Jewish Com-
Yiddish stage.
munity Center, was announced this
is being designated as "Jennie'' man.
friends will play in the bridge and
Scrap Book or Sailing Again with
week, Ernest White is editor-in-
pinockle and checker tournament
Jennie."
Mn. J. S. Souls and
Unveiling of Tombstone
chief;
William Miller, managing
Rabbi Leon Fram will be the Checker and Chess Tourna-
he committee arrange these en-
editor;
Abraham Mayer, sports
principal speaker at a third degree
ments
at
the
Center
tertaining weekly events. Mrs.
editor; Manuel Franklin, feature
An unveiling of a tombetone in banquet, Ile will speak about his
William B. Isenbsrg. chairman of memory of Lawrence H. Jones will
editor,
and
the following are re-
travels through Europe. The date
Plans are being laid for a series
the 1937 Honor Roll campaign, take place on Sunday, Oct. 24, at
will be announced later. This ban- of checker and chess tournaments porters: Eva Oberman, Herman
Mates that the weekly rallies are 3:30 p. m. at Clover Hill Park
Schoenberg,
Charles Kreuger, Bar-
oven to all members of Hades- Cemetery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman quet will be open to members, their to be played in the game room ney Squar and Samuel Sheplow.
salt and_ their friends, u well es will officiate. Relatives and friends wives and friends, and will be fol. of the Jewish Conienunity Center. Richard L. Stein is advisor of the
lowed by a progressive bridge for A series of novel ping-pong tour- publication which is produced by
to dm Honor Roll workers.
are invited,
the women,
neys are also planned.
the Journalism Club of the Center.
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Sosnick Re-Elected
To Head Bnai Zion
Isadore Sosnick was re-elected
president of Congregation Bnai
Zion, Humphrey and Holmur, for
the coming year, at the annual
meeting and was installed with his
fellow officers on
Shmi ni Atzereth
morning.
The congregation ;
is concentrating its
efforts under his
leadership, for the i
annual banquet
which will take
place in December.
The following of-
ficers were elected:
J. Nachman, vice-
I r . o
00SNICK
president; H. J.
Fishel, treasurer; I. Lisa and M.
Brodsky, associate treasurers; 8.
Becker, secretary; trustees, II,
Boxman, Dr. L. Diskin, M, Eizil-
man, W. Keller, II, Lutzky, L.
Pelavin, J. Weingarden, Charles
Newman, H, Abramson, G. Stew.
art, Max Cohen; board of direc-
tors, J. Teitelbaum, S. Commenetz-
ky, T. Sosnick, B. Fealk, I. Wein-
garden, 5, Kind, H, Finberg, T.
Hanes, B, Richman, H. Warsh, L.
Michelson, I, Schwartz,
Y.P.T.C. Halloween
Dance on Oct. 10
The Y. P. T. C. announces its
first affair of the season, a flat-
loween dance to be held in the
social hall of the Temple, Satur-
day evening, Oct 30.
The chairman of the social
committee, Frank Winton, has
completed all arrangements for
a novel and diversified evening.
Music will be furnished by a 10-
piece orchestra under the direc-
tion of Ray Oberschulte. Refresh-
ments will be served. All members
of Y. P. T. C. and their friends
are invited. There will be a nomi-
nal admission charge.
Assisting Mr. Winton on the
social committee for this affair
are: Irene Weiss, Miriam Carver,
Virginia Wolf, Lucille Mintz, So-
phie Wilensky, Ruth Cohn and
Julian Unger,
COLUMBUS RABBI'S SON
WAS KILLED IN SPAIN
COLUMBUS, Ohip. — (WNS)
—Rabbi and Mrs. Lee J. Levinger
of this city have been advised that
their son, Samuel, 20 years old,
was killed in Spain on Sept. 6,
while fighting with the Abraham
Lincoln Battalion of the Loyalist
forces. Young Levinger fell dur-
ing the capture of a village on
the Aragon front. He had been
in the front ranks eight months.
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Two Orthodox Rabbis Write
Open Letter Protesting
Exclusion of Orthodox
From Executive of Com-
munity Council.
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
It is with great embarrassment
that we have read the bet of the
newly elected members to the ex-
ecutive of the Jewish Community
Council of Detroit This was not
due to the typo or character of
the elected members, but rather
to those who in spite of their rep-
resentative position in the Jewish
community were ommitted or
overlooked. To us It appears that
the orthodox rabbis were arra
srantly snubbed. While organiza-
tions small in affluence and influ-
ence received representation on
the executive the orthodox rabbis,
the spiritual leaders of a great
orthodox community, did not de-
serve discourtesy in the eyes of
the 10 jukes of Jewish repre-
sentation—the nomination com-
mittee.
Did it not occur to the nomina-
tion committee that question of
orthodox Jewish issue may well
arise in Detroit communal life?
And even if the approach and
procedure of the Jewish Commu-
nity Council Is to be secular the
committee ahould not have taken
upon itself to ignore the spiritual
heads of the majority of this
community.
We are further disconcerted
since this la not a mere Incident
or an overtieht. The Community
Council is shaped in strict ae-
cordance with the example aet by
the Welfare Federation on whose
board the orthodox rabbinate is
taboo.
Is it not a fact that whenever
the Jewish community endeavors
to organize or to establish a new
function the orthodox rabbis are
requested to co-operate and they
do zealously respond? Not only
is this true in every communal
and national event but even at
the outset of this very Cenunu-
nitv Council the orthodox rabbis
were interviewed and thev se-
i
cor'inole informed and ntlueneed
their congreutions to co-operate
In this "Achduth" movement. But
Open Evenings and Sunday
Brith Sholom Class
Will Honor A. Rosen
Hadassah's Roll of
Honor Rally Oct. 20
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