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October 15, 1937
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HOME RELIEF'S
DINNER OCT. 24
Mrs. J, H , Polozker, chairman
of pledges for the Home Relief So-
ciety's annual dinner dance, which
will take place on Sunday, Oct.
24, at 6:30 p. m., at hotel Statler,
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WOMEN TOLD OF
HOSPITAL NEEDS
The need for the establishment
of a Jewish hospital in Detroit
was explained before the women
of the Mount Sinai Hospital Asso-
ciation, at a meeting held Tues-
day afternoon at the Book Cadillac
Hotel. Dr. Emanuel S. Gould,
chairman of the United Jewish
Hospital Committee, and Samuel
S. Leve, director of the bureau of
investigation for Wayne County,
were the speakers of the after-
noon.
Nathaniel Goldstick, assistant
corporation counsel, acted as chair-
man of the day, being introduced
by Mrs. Jacob Ilarvith, president
of the organization. Dr. Gould
stressed the need for cooperation
among all Jewish organizations
looking toward the eventual estab-
MRS. J. H. POLOZKER
event is only eight days away all
those who have neglected placing
their pledges, do so at the earliest
moment.
"Judging from the number of
pledges which we have already re-
ceived," says Mrs. Polozker, "there
is every indication that more
people than ever before have be-
come appreciative and aware of
the worthy work of the Home Re-
lief Society, and are eager to sup-
port our projects. This dinner
dance is our major budget raising
event, and we need the interest of
every one to continue to care for
those suffering want and illness."
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs is associate
chairman of pledges, and the fol-
lowing are members of this com-
mittee: Mrs. DaVid Saffir, Mrs. Al
Weisman, Mrs, Sam Mitchell, Mrs.
Harry Coggan, Mrs. Irving Small,
Mrs, S. B. Dante, Mrs. Bernard
Romer, Mrs. Ben B. Schwartz,
Mrs. Harry Rosman, Mrs. Leon
Zechman, Mrs. William Roth, Mrs.
Anthony Deutsch, Mrs. Harry
Shulman, Mrs. Robert !When,
Mrs. Joseph Galperin, Mrs. Harry
Galperin, Mrs, Max Kogan.
lishment of such a hospital. He
expressed the community's appre-
ciation to the Jewish Welfare Fed-
ration for "its friendly interest
in the problem which is so close to
the hearts of many of us" and told
The Jewish Women's European
the group that the task immedi- Welfare Organization will hold the
18th annual dance on Sunday, Oct.
ately ahead was one of determin-
24, at the main ballroom of the
ing the feeling of the community
toward a Jewish hospital,
Mr. Leve, whose duties include
the hospitalization of indigents in
the county, told the Mount Sinai
Association that he has been send-
ing an average of 80 to 100 Jewish
clients to hospitals per week re-
cently; 30 of the 2600 patients in
tuberculosis hospitals are Jewish,
he said, and 13 of the 1,300 at
Seymour Hospital are Jewish.
Many of these, particularly aged
patients, could and should be cared
for in a Jewish hospital, Mr. Leve
declared.
18th Annual Dance
of J.W.E.W. Oct. 24
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Oct. 17-Junior Hadassah Ball and Games Night, at
Hotel Statler.
. Nov. 13-Annual Balfour Ball of Zionist Organization of
Detroit, at Hotel Statler.
Nov. 21-80th anniversary dinner of Pisgah Lodge.
Nov. 21-Annual dinner dance of North Woodward branch
of Jewish Women's European Welfare Organization, at the
Chalet.
Jan. 4-Annual donor luncheon of North Woodward branch
of Jewish Women's Turopean Welfare Organization, at Fort
Wayne Hotel.
...
Purity's Thirtieth
Anniversary Oct. 18
MRS. A. KATZIN
Purity's Chapter No. 359, O.E.S.,
will celebrate its 30th anniversary
on Monday, Oct. 18. In honor of
its pearl anniversary, the chapter
will pay homage to its past ma-
trons and patrons. Memorial serv-
Mrs, Amoon C. Tabor, will en-
On Wednesday night, Oct. 20,
tertain a few friends at a lone
heon Rabbi Leon Fram will speak in
Wednesday, Oct. 20, in her home Kalamazoo, Mich., in behalf of the
on l'arkside Ave.
Joint Distribution Committee. On
1 Thursday night, Oct. 21, he will
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Bing re ,. address the Detroit District Nurses
turned from a week's stay in New Association on the subject, "The
York. They were aecompanie d by Price of Peace."
Mrs. Benjamin Netzorg, who left
from New York for St. Pe tors-
Miss Regina Mendel, formerly
burg, Fla., to spend the win ter. with the Department of Public
Welfare, has replaced Mrs. Mona
Mr. and Mrs. Osman Fis her Evans at North End Clinic. Miss
Mr. and Mrs. William Field an d Evans has become affiliated with
Miss Dorothy Ilassenbusch w ill the Parole Clinic at Eloise Hoa-
leave Sunday for St. Joseph , x, pita',
where they will attend the Jacobs-
Ilassenbusch wedding on Oct. 21.
The first meeting of Alpha
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Omacrons' new season was held at
Miss Janice Schless of New the home of Sadie Landman, 2666
York is spending several weeks W. Grand Blvd. Election of officers
with her brother-in-law and sis- was held and the following were
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Falk. Installed: Bertha Mercen, presi-
Miss Schless will join her mother, dent; Ruth Zitlen, vice-president;
Mrs. Martha Schless, in Los An- Sadie Landman, treasurer; Esther
geles,
es, where they will spend the Scholnik, secretary; Eleanor Hof-
winter.
fenberg, historian. Refreshments
were served after the business
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman meeting. Plans for a Halloween
are spending a few days with rela- party are being made. The next
meeting will be held at the home
tives in Pittsburgh,
of Bertha Mercen, Giles Blvd.,
Windsor, Ont.
Mrs. Rebecca Block and Mrs.
L. W. Buschman of New York
Miss Evelyn Harris of 2964
spent the past week-end in Detroit.
Webb Ave., entertained 40 guests
at
a miscellaneous shower on Sept.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur W. Schles-
28, in honor of Miss Sylvia Was-
inger of Boston Blvd. were recent
serman, bride-elect of Oct. 10,
guests in St, Louis.
Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brand,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fecheimer
will leave Sunday for Cincinnati left Oct. 15, to spend 10 days in
New
York and Washington,
where they will attend the 50th
wedding anniversary of the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard AL Frank
Krause,
of 155 Cedar St., Wyandotte, an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
On Wednesday evening, Oct. 13, son, Harvey, on Saturday, Oct.
Dr. Leo M. Franklin spoke before 16, at Congregation Beth El in
the school of religion of the Nor- Wyandotte. Reception at home
din Methodist Episcopal Church on on Sunday, Oct. 17, from 2 to 5
the subject: "The Bible as Liter- and 7 to 10 p. m. No cards.
ature." On Thursday evening he
Miss Stella Sobel entertained at
presided at the banquet tendered
the Michigan State Library Asso- a spinster dinner on Friday eve-
ciation at the Book Cadillac Hotel. ning, Oct. 15, at Huyler'a L'Aig-
lon, in honor of her future sister-
Miss Winifred Aschner, daugh- in-law, Miss Esther Kavanau, and
the wedding party.
ter of Mr. and Mrs, Morton Asch-
ner, has resumed her atudios at
National Park College, Farad
Mr. and Mrs. George Orley of
Glen, Md.
3046 Calvert Ave. announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son. Gra-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Heaven- ham Ansel, on Saturday morning,
rich of Burns Drive left Friday Oct. 16, at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek,
for California to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Stern of
Miss Emma Butzel and Mrs, S.
E. Heineman left on a two weeks' 1715 Seward Ave. announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their eon, Nor-
tour through Canada.
man Walter, on Saturday morn-
ing, Oct. 16, at the Philadelphia-
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Falk of Byron Talmud Torah.
Chicago Blvd, are spending a fort-
night in the east.
Last week Miss Virginia Brand
was the guest of honor at a beauti-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ginsburg of fully appointed party, given by
Chicago Blvd. spent the past week- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
end in New York.
Brand at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Sixteen couples celebrated the af-
Mrs. Edwin M. Rosenthal left fair in honor of Miss Brand's 16th
Oct. 9 to spend two weeks in New birthday,
York, from which point she will
leave for Hollywood, Fla., for the
Meyer Burstein, formerly of
rest of the winter.
this city and now residing in Tel
Aviv,
Palestine, is the house guest
Dr. and Mrs. Harold T. Rattner
of Wellesley Drive will entertain of his son, Albert, and Rabbi M.
Zager.
En route to this country,
a few friends at a supper party
Mr. Burstein visited in Egypt,
Sunday night, Oct. 17.
Italy, Spain and Portugal. In New
Mrs. Robert J. Newman will York he spent a month visiting
leave Saturday, Oct. 16, to spend with friends and relatives.
a week in New York.
Mrs. Pearl Sopman of Toronto,
Mrs, Lillian Stern is new offic Ont., is visiting her daughter, Mrs,
Ruth
Diamond of 1717 Pingree
manager at the North End Clinic,
replacing Mrs. Minnie B. Brooks. Ave.
Book Cadillac Hotel, with music
furnished by Hank Finney's or-
chestra of WXYZ.
The officers of the ball commit.
tee are: Mrs. Yetta Kief England-
er, chairman, assisted by Mes-
dames Israel, Osnos and Weinshel-
baum,
Mrs. Max Solovich and Mrs.
The Avukah Chapter of the
Mrs. A. Katzin is president of Rose Gold left for Cincinnati to League for Labor Palestine will
the organization.
visit their sister, Mrs. Grace Zell- open its season this Saturday eve-
man, for a fortnight,
ning with a get-together party at
the home of Sylvia and Leo Lu-
Mrs. Samuel J. Lewis returned betsky of 4060 Grand Ave. Any-
home Oct. 8, having spent a few one interested in youth Zionist
days in Kalamazoo.
activity is invited. The first regu-
lar meeting will follow on Thurs-
Mrs. Sidney Weisman and Miss day, Oct. 21,
Lizette Freund will leave by mo-
too rrk on Oct. 19 for a visit in New
y
Miss Lenore Gottfried of Cleve-
land has replaced Miss Ruth Wolff
as admitting social worker at the
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hopp en- North End Clinic.
tertained a few friends at dinner
Saturday night, Oct. 9.
The Misses Claire Taylor and
C. F. SMITH Co.
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ices for all deceased members and
the deceased dear ones of members
will follow the dinner and enter-
tainment. The degrees of the order
will be exemplified in the evening
by the following past matrons and
patrons:
Matron's first lecture, Cora Jaco-
by; associate matron, Esther Co-
hen; secretary, Ernestine Smitt;
treasurer, Yetta Glazer; conduct-
ress, Rose Ruben; associate con-
ductress, Ann Paul; chaplain,
Selma Rosenblatt; marshal, Sadie
Goldstein; Adah, Ethel Schiller;
Ruth, Hannah Harvith; Esther,
Edith Cudgell; Martha, Agnes
Yarrows; Elects, Golda Kavanau;
warder, Sadie Grossman; patrons'
work, Leo Gottfurcht, Sye Fein-
berg, Irving Goldman, Benjamin
Gladwin and Dr. Harry Metzger.
It is imperative that all those
who desire to attend the dinner
should make reservations by Sat-
urday, Oct. 16, by calling either
Belle Lachman, University 1-4223,
or Theresa R. Klein, W. M., Town-
send 8-9695, as the number is
limited, Friends are welcome to
the dinner and memorial services.
On this occasion, the prize will
be awarded of a free 9-day cruise
to Nassau and Havana on the
steamer Carinthia or the equiva-
lent of $50 in cash. Tickets may
still be obtained by calling Anne
Schare, chairman, To. 8-4747, or
on Monday at the Eastern Star
Temple, 80 1V, Alexandrine. The
winner will be announced in next
week's Chronicle,
Morton Sultan in
Concert on Oct. 25
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GROUP NEXT TUESDAY
A special meeting of the In-
fants Service Group, was held at
the home of Mrs. Louis Fried.
The group is taking care of 18
cases. Many of those helped are
badly in need of beds and bug-
gies. If any of the readers have
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Merton Sultan has returned
from New York where he spent
the summer with Guy Maier at
the Juilliard School of Music.
While in New York he appeared
in several performances. Ile will
be presented in concert here on
Monday evening, Oct, 25, in the !
auditorium of the Women's City
Club, Elizabeth and Park, The
program will be announced in next
week's Chronicle,
Helen Firestein are returning
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wine- from a month's vacation on a
man and Mrs. and Mrs. Harold tramp steamer trip to South
Schlesinger left Oct. 14 to spend America.
the week-end at Secaw Lodge,
Gaylord, Mich.
MRS. LOUIS FRIED
On Sunday evening, Oct, 3, Mr.
and Mrs. Reubin Shillman of 2498
Mrs. Julia Shoenfield of Louis- W. Grand Ave. were surprised any that are in good condition
ville, Ky., is making her home with with a beautifully appointed par- which they wish to donate, they
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ty, honoring their 25th wedding are asked to call Mrs. Morris
and Mrs. Allen Shoenfield, in their anniversary, by Mr. and Mrs. Mor- Wittus, University 2-8026.
The city-wide dessert bridge
suburban home in Ann Arbor.
ris Fisher of 13312 LaSalle Blvd.
will be held Tuesday, Oct. 19,
at the members' homes.
Miss Sadie Glassman of New
Mrs. Ben Maltzman was hostess
An informal social is planned
York is the guest of her brother to a group of friends for luncheon
and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. and bridge at her home on Hazel- on Monday, Nov. 1, for mem-
bers.
Sam Glassman of Chicago Blvd,
wood Ave., on Wednesday, Oct, 6,
The president, Mrs. Louis Fried,
honoring Miss Lottie Kroll, an
attended the Jewish National
After an extended visit with October bride-elect.
Fund conference, and gave an in-
their children, Dr. and Mrs. Laur-
teresting summary of it.
ence F. Seger, Mr. and Mra•Si-
At a ceremony solemnized on
Members were asked to attend
mon Seger will leave Monday to Sunday, Oct. 3, at 6 p. m.. at Bnai
spend the winter in McAllen, Tex. Moshe, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Fin- the donor luncheon to be given
by the Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
kel of Sturtevant Ave., renewed
Mrs. Kitty Mark of Philadelphia the marriage vows they spoke 25 Aid. of which the Infants Serv-
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. years ago, Cantor Mogill officiated. ice Group is an auxiliary.
The next meeting will be held
Milton Kuttnauer of the Belcrest. For her silver wedding, Mrs.
at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Finkel wore • gown of silver
Mrs Phillip Schaffer of Phila- brocaded damask, her flowers being Cohn, 3044 Calvert. on Monday.
delphia is visiting with her chil- a shoulder corsage of orchids. She Oct. 25.
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Charles King carried a family bible, adorned
of Santa Rosa Drive.
with lilies of the valley. Mr. and
Mrs. Besterman acted as attend-
Mrs. Oscar C. Robinson of the ants for Mrs. Finkel and
Park Lane Apts., was hostess at Mr. and Mrs. Pevin, the original
a luncheon Thursday, Oct. 7.
attendants for the wedding 25
years ago, attended Mr. Finkel.
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Baer will Mrs. Finkel came down the aisle
entertain a group of friends at en the arm of her youngest son,
dinner Tuesday night, Oct. 19.
Irving, while her daughter, Char-
lotte, gowned in shell pink satin,
J. E. Budd of Indianapolis, Ind., walked with her father. David
was a recent guest of his sister, Finkel, the oldest son, followed his
Mrs. A. J. Koffman of Chicago parents with Miss Irene Pollack
Blvd.
to whom he -recently became en-
gaged. After the ceremony, dinner
Mrs. Alfred Rothschild of Trow- for 200 guest was served. The
bridge Ave. left Oct. 8 to spend tables were set with white tapers
two weeks in Cincinnati.
set in silver candelabra and vases
of white asters and lilies of the
Dr. Otto A. Hirsch, director of valley, the bride's table being cen-
the Jewish Home for the Aged, re- tered with a huge wedding cake.
turned early this week from a va- D•nein if followed. Out-of-town
cation trio which included on He guests were Mrs. Richman of
itinerary Cincinnati, Indianapolis Philadelphia and Dr. M. Rothen-
and Chicago.
berg of Baton.
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Thanked for Aid to Conference
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
On behalf of the Jewish National Fund of Amer-
ica, I want to express through you and the columns
of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle our deep sense of
gratitude for the whole-hearted co-operation we re-
ceived from the Jewish community of Detroit in
having made the memorable Palestine Land Re-
demption Conference, held in your city this last
week-end, the success that it was.
First, our thanks to Philip Slomovitz as the gen-
eral chairman of the arrangements committee and
to Dr. Israel Wiener, his able associate and chair-
man of the Jewish National Fund Council of De-
troit; second, to The Detroit Jewish Chronicle for
the valuable space that you have allotted to our
cause in the course of the last week, which publicity
was in a very large measure responsible for arousing
.city-wide interest in the Jewish National Fund con-
clave; third, to Mrs. Harry Buchman and Mrs. Sam-
uel N. Heyman, chairmen of the banquet committee,
and the Ladies' Auxiliary of the J. N. F.; to Wil-
liam Hordes, chairman of the Registration commit-
tee, and the others who have worked so indefa-
tigably and whose ceaseless energy was, in the
largest measure, responsible for the magnificent
conference, the climax of which was the dinner held
on Sunday evening.
Sincerely yours,
MENDEL N. FISHER,
Executive Director, Jewish
National Fund of America
ZEDAKAH CLUB GIVES
GOUTMAN TO EXHIBIT
DINNER DANCE OCT. 31
HIS WORK ON OCT. 27
Final arrangements have been
made for a Hallowe'en dinner
dance to be given at the Chalet on
Sunday, Oct. 31.
For reservations call Mrs. Sonya
Resnick, Townsend 7-7136, or Mrs.
Joshua Karbel, Townsend 7-6942.
Among the activities for the
year, there is concentration on the
, Adolph Goutman, a scholarship
itudent from the art classes of the
Jewish Community Center to the
Chicago Institute of Art, will hold
a one-man exhibit of his wokr on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 27, in
the Center. He will exhibit oil
studies which he completed both
at the school and in the state of
Colorado where he spent to sum-
mer.
The Junior Congregation of
Bnai Moshe
The Junior Congregaticei of
Bnai Moshe will conduct services
this Sabbath in the Mittleman
Memorial Chapel, with Ralph
Gross as Chazon. Alvin Goren
will say Maftir and Bernard Ro-
senberg will be speaker.
Sam Klein, a steady attendant
at Junior services, is confined to
a hospital and the members wish
him a speedy recovery.
Gifts to Fresh Air Society
The visit to Flint, Mich., on
The Fresh Air Society received
Oct. 14 of Rabbi Abbe Hillel Sil-
contributions from Mrs. Benjamin
ver was made the occasion for the
L Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
inauguration of the welfare fund
Heavenrich and Mr. and Mrs. C.
drive in which the United Pales-
H. Enggase, in memory of Mrs.
tine Appeal is a beneficiary. The
Hannah Freud.
leaders of the Flint Federation of
Jewish Charities are: Ellis H.
Warren, president; Meyer Mover,
MRS. JOSHUA KARBEL
vice-president; Jack Rabinovitch,
vice-president; Ernest Per ki s, major money-raising project, the
treasurer; Oscar Dean, secretary. annual donor luncheon, to be held
on Dec. 8, at the Masonic Temple.
Those desiring to raise their
Al Jolson is reported to be clean-
ing up some big dough through fees by rummaging or otherwise,
his ownership of the Negro prize- should call Mrs. David Shupe, Ty.
fighter, Henry Armstrong.
4-0272, or Mrs. Edward Sklar,
University 2-4266
Flowers foe all oecasiees -
The next meeting will be held at 2025 Virginia Park, Wednesday
Dexter-Soy Fler-lst, Tyler 6-6622. the home of Mrs.
David Shope, evening, Oct. 20, at 8 p. en.
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