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November 12, 1937

Recent Bride

Helga
Create .1 Mushroom
Soup

Engagements

on the label

Heim
Cream at Asp:nova
Soup

shows the ap-

proval of the

Union of Ortho-

dox lowish Con-

Heber
Cream of Spinach
Soup

gregations of

America.

Vegetarian
Seems
(They're Paws)

The l's"'Iud"'"'

than tS products, besides
these seven mtichig soups

H. J. HEINZ CO.

PITTSBURGH. PA.

26th Annual Ball

GIVEN BY THE

THE EASTERN LADIES SOCIETY

Sunday Evening, Nov. 14

WEBSTER HALL

Cass at Putnam

Dance to Tunes of CARLOS CORTEZ' ORCHESTRA

Admission 50c —:— Proceeds go to charity

Chodorkover Progressive Verein

3rd Annual Ball

Sunday Evening, Nov. 21, 1937

AT

JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER

Woodward at Ilolbrook

ZAN GARBER'S ORCHESTRA

Admission 50e, including checking

TO MY CIJENTS:
Inpairies and bookings for the
eoming Fall and Winterseason in-
dicate an even greater demand than

of
If you bare any intention why
traveling or cruising M
'a aroma,
not get In touch s nit me at once.

Rhea E. Cashman

Official Agent, AR Lines
1250 lIaahington Blvd., cot. Grand
Itlyer—Ird Floor, Stevens Bldg.
Its. 3311A-66-70

MakeVour

Holiday Travel

Dollar Work

Many people who visit
friends or relatives during
the winter holidays prefer
to go by Blue Goose bus.

Dollars spent for Blue
Goose transportation buy
comfort as well as carefree.
restful transportation. Traf-
fic worry and driving fa-
tigue are eliminated.

Washington Blvd.
at Grand River Ave.

CA. 9000

Betrothed

LINES

of

all things to all
women
this

corseted

BLO, U

Shirley Keywell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Keywell of
18215 Parkside Ave., and Alvin
Barnett. son of Mrs. Sam Bar-
nett of Cleveland Heights, 0.,
were married Sunday afternoon,
Nov. 7, at Temple Beth El, with
Dr. Leo M. Franklin officiating.
Large white chrysanthemums,
palms, ferns and huge candlela-
bras of white tapers formed the
background for the ceremony.
The bride's silver sheen satin
gown with a long train had a
tight-fitting bodice with a Jane
Eyre collar, richly embroidered
with seed pearls. The high point-
ed shoulders of her tight fitting
sleeves were also embroidered
with seed pearls as was the Vic-
torian crown which secured her
veil. She carried a colonial bou-
quet of gardenias, orchids and
lillies-of-the-valley.
Miss Adele Blumberg was maid-
of-honor. She wore a Victorian
gown of blue Grosdelandre taffeta
with a crownless shepherdess hat
of matching color. Her arm bou-
quet was a sheaf of Better Times
roses. William Handel of Cleve-
land Heights was best man.
The bride's mother wore a
Lancin gown of black crepe with
white satin jewelled top and cat-
tleya orchids. Mrs. Barnett, the
zroom's mother, chose a black
lace and net gown with deep
purple orchids.
Following the wedding cere-
mony a dinner was served to 60
guests at the bride's home. A
grey wool gown with short grey
caracul jacket and green acces-
sories, topped by a corsage of
tweed orchids. was the bride's
going-away costume. Mr. and Mrs.
Barnett will spend their honey-
moon in New York City.

Births

Oct. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Winkelman (Bien° Kruger),
of Manistique Ave., a son, Myron David.
Nov. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Please of 3768 Cortland Ave.,
a daughter, Leah Rita.
Nov. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Max Gross (Grace Rubin) of 547
Josephine Ave., a daughter.

ANNUAL BALFOUR BALL OF ZIONIST
ORGANIZATION THIS SATURDAY NIGHT

Many Patrons Enlisted for Yearly Social Event; Second
of Series of Home Discussion Meetings
to Be Held Nov. 30

The second of the series of home
discussion meetings of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit will be
held on Tuesday evening, Nov. 30,
it was announced on Wednesday.
These meetings will be held in
the homes of Mrs. H. L. Jackson,
Miss Jeanette Steinberg, Mrs.
Bernard Friedlaender, Mrs. James
I. Ellmann, Mrs. Julius Berman,
Mrs. Theodore Levin and Mrs.
Lawrence W. Crohn.
The annual Balfour Ball of the
Zionist Organization will be held
this Saturday night at Hotel Stea-
ler. Hundreds of patrons have
been enlisted for this ball, the pro-

Marriages

MALBIN—TRAVIS
Miss Florence Travis, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Travis. be-
came the bride of Samuel Mal-
i bin on Sunday, Nev. 7, in a cere-
mony performed at her home on
Boston Blvd. in the presence of
the immediate family. Mr. Mal-
bin is the son of Mrs. Rebecca
Malbin of Mt. Clemens, Mich. Dr.
A. M. Hershman officiated.
The bride was attired in a cos-
tume suit of soft Burgundy wool
trimmed with Beaver, and wore
matching suede accessories in
brown. Her shoulder corsage was
of white orchids. She was at-
tended by her sister, Miss Helen
Travis, who wore slate blue crepe,
with a corsage of gardenias. At-
tending the groom as best man
was his brother. Dr. Barnett Mal-
bin.
A centerpiece of white baby
mums and tall tapers decorated
the table where a beautifully ap-
MISS ETHEL SILBERMAN
pointed dinner followed the cere-
mony.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Silber-
The bride and groom left im-
man of 3275 Webb Ave., an- mediately for New York and a
nounce She engagement of their cruise to the West Indies, and
daughter, Ethel, to Allan Barron. will be at home at 30 Lodewyck,
son of Mr. and Mrs. David Bar- Mt. Clemens, Mich., after Dec. 1.
ron of 4010 Elmhurst Ave.

MRS. J. H. EHRLICH HONORED BY
DETROIT CHAPTER OF HADASSAH

Board Members Raise Fund for Youth Aliyah in Honor
of Her Selection as National Vice-President;
Efforts for Roll of Honor

4 00
. . . in velvet* ...7.95
. . .'in lame . ,....8.95

. . . in jersey

Nov. 14—Miss Rose Goldberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Goldberg of 3032 Richton Ave., to Harry Zarankin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Zarankin of 14891 Quincy Ave., at the Shaarey Zedek.
Nov. 14—Miss Sarah Barish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ilyman
Barish of 1989 W. Grand Ave., to Emanuel Radner, eon of Mrs.
Pauline Radner of Pingree Ave.
Nov. 21L-Miss Fay Siegel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Siegel of 3719 31st St., to Nathan Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Frank of LaSalle Blvd., at Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Nov. 25—Miss Helene F. Alter, daughter of Joseph Alter of
16855 Hamilton Ave., to Meyer W. Leib, son of Joseph Leib of 1983
Hazelwood Ave., at Congregation Bnai Moshe.
Nov. 28—Miss Mildred Kauffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Myer Kauffman of 2537 Glynn Court, to Bernard Haydu, son of MRS. HARRY S. GREENBAUM
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Haydu of 3317 Glynn Court, at the Wilshire
aided by an able committee and
Hotel.
report that they received a large
number of pledges, including the
following:

MRS. ALVIN BARNETT
(Miss Shirley Keywell)

MRS. JOSEPH KIRSCHMAN

of which will be used to
finance the Zionist educational
work in Detroit, An active com-
mittee has arranged details for the
ball, under the chairmanship of
Abraham Cooper. Mrs. Joseph
Kirschmann, one of the patrones-
ses, has been active on the com-
mittee.
An additional list of patrons is
announced as follows:
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Agree,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Allen, Dr.
and Mrs. A. J. Altman, Anony-
mous, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Atlas,
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Bader, Mr. and
Mrs, Ben B, Berkowitz, Mr, and
Mrs. Samuel Bonin, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Blumberg, Mr. and Sirs. Jacob
Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Cop-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Moe Diamond,
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Drews, Mr.
and Mrs. Sol B. Edelman, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Ehrlich, Mr. and
Mrs. Benj. B. Fenton, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Fenton, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Field, Rabbi Leon Fram,
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Friedman, Wil-
liam Friedman, Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Gendelman, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Goldman, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Gunsberg. Mr. and Mrs. Max C.
Handler, Harold Helm, Dr. and
Mrs. A. M. Hershman, Mr. and
Mrs. Shurly Horwitz, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Jacobs, David Ka-
baker. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ka-
hen, Dr. and Mrs. David Kaltman,
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kaltman.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kaplan,
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kap-

reeds

Ian, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Key-
well, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kramer,
Dr. Philip Lachman, Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Lakoff, Dr. and Mrs. I. 1.
Lappen, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Levin, Mr: and Mrs. Saul Levin,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lightstein,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lightstone,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Luchoff, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Markovitz, Mr.
and Mrs. Irving C. Mahler, 'Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Mahler, Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Meyer, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Isa-
dor Millin, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Modell, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph New-
man, Mr. and Mrs. William Oppen-
heimer, Mr. and 51rs. Meyer Pren-
tis, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph •Radner,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Raimi,
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rissman.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Sable, Dr.
and Mrs. Alex W. Sanders, Mr. and
Mrs. William San'dler, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Savage, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry J. Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Schiller, Mr. and Mrs. Maur-
ice Schlafer, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
II. Scholnick..Mr. and Mrs. David
Sehuff, Dr. and Mrs. David Selig-
son, Mr. and Mrs, William Shevin,
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Shevin, Mr.
and Mrs. II. M. Shulman, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Silber. Sir. and Mrs.
Burt Silverman, Mr. and Sirs.
Samuel Seplowin, Mr. and Sirs.
Harry Sklar, Mr. and Mrs. Bar-
ney Smith, Irving Smith, Rabbi
and Mrs. Joshua S. Sperka, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Stone, Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Thal, Mr. and Mrs. L.
C. Touff, Sir. and Mrs. Herbert
Warner, Mr. and Sirs. llarry
Weinbaum, Mr. and Mrs. I. Wolf,
Sly and Mrs. Samuel Zeldes,
Anonymous, Dr. and Mrs. Max
Blaine, Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Cohen,
Mr. and Sirs. Edward Feldman,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frank, Sam-
uel Frank, Mr. and Mrs. David
Freedman, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Freedman, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Gould, lion. and Mrs. Harry B.
Keidan, Henry Lapides, Mr. and
Mrs. Hyman. Safran, Mr. and
Mrs. S. B. Solomon, Mr. and Mrs.
Jules Solomon.

Dance of J. N. F. Jrs. on
Jan. 23; Trees as Gifts
for Members

A meeting of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund Jrs. was presided over
by the president. Morrey Shep-
herd. was held at the home of Miss
Feldstein, of W. Philadelphia
Ave. The board of directors
brought in a recommendation,
which was accepted by the body,
that the 8th annual dance be held
at the Statler Hotel, Jan. 23, It
was also decided that in the fut.
ure. gifts for vairous occasions
to members shall be in the form
of certificates denoting that trees
were planted in Palestine.
The following committee was
chosen by the presidenb to carry
out this gift policy: Sam Yagoda,
chairman; Sara Weisblatt and
Frida Small.
The following committee was
appointed by the president, to
participate In National Fund Flow-
er Day drive, on Nov. 27 and 28:
Birdie Flestein, Joe Tilligee, Zel-
da Shepherd, Morrey Shepherd,
Sam Yagoda, Sara Weisblatt.
The next special meeting will
be held Tuesday, Nov. 16, at the
home of Miss Betty Gross.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Nov. 13—Annual Balfour Ball of Zionist Organization of
Detroit, at Hotel Statler.
Nov. 14—Fourth annual ball of Bereznitzer Aid Society
In Aztec Tower of Union Guardian Bldg.
Nov. 14—Annual donor dinner of Ladies' Auxiliary of
Yeshiva Beth Judah, at Beth Tephila Emanuel Synagogue,
Taylor and Woodrow Wilson.
Nov. 15—Regular meeting of Women's Auxiliary, Jewish
Home for Aged. at 2 p. m., at Fort Wayne Hotel, Temple and
Cass Ayes. Very interesting program arranged. Guests wel-
come.
Nov. 21—League for Labor Palestine's first annual Jewish
Frontier dance, at Detroit Leland Hotel.
Nov. 21-80th anniversary dinner of Pisgah Lodge.
Dec. 5—Chanukah concert of Congregation Bnai David.
Cantor Ben Zion Kapov-Ragan, soloist.

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Wedding Calendar

More than 700 members of the the chapter may assume its share
Detroit chapter of liadassah at- in the upbuilding of Palestine.
The Honor Roll Rally on Nov.
tended the paid-up membership
luncheon of the organization on 17, at Webster Hall, will honor
Tuesday, Nov. 9, in the social Sirs. Ralph Davidson. The pro-
gram will include a "Musical In-
hall of the Shaarey Zedek.
An enthusiastic audience heard terlude" by Hadassah's own
the report given by the president, chorus. The rally on the follow-
week has been changed to
J. W. E. W. Mrs. Maurice Landau, of the sil- ing
N. W. Branch
ver jubilee convention held re- Tuesday, Nov. 23. It has been
designated
as "Celia Broder Day."
0. Prepares for Donor
cently in Atlantic City.
The rallies begin at 12:15 p.
Mrs. Ilerman Stenbuck of Pon-
Event on Jan. 4
tiac gave her impressions of the m. The programs follow the
which is optional. Work-
Mrs. Ida Schultz, general chair- convention Sabbath eve dinner. luncheon
The entire audience rose to era are asked to bring their pros-
man of the fifth annual donor
Mrs. pects. Luncheon reservations
show
its
love
and
respect
for
luncheon, the main fund raising
must be made with Mrs. Harry
enterprise sponsored by the North Joseph II. Ehrlich. the new na- Goldberg, Townsend 8-6685 or
Woodward branch of the Jewish tional vice-president of Hadar Townsend 8-2680.
sah.
Mrs.
Harry
L.
Jackson,
a
Women's European Welfare Or- former president of the local
ganization to be held Tuesday.
Jan. 4, 12:30 p.m., at the Fort chapter, in a beautiful tribute, in- Bridge of Women's Auxiliary
Mrs. Ehrlich. and pre-
Wayne Hotel, announces that a troduced
sented her with ;50 for Youth
of Maimonides Medical
strictly kosher luncheon will be Aliyah, subscribed by the officers
nerved, and in addition there will
Society on Nov. 23
and
members
of
the
board
of
the
be a talk by a promineht speaker, Detroit chapter of Hadassah.
and an afternoon of fine enter-
Tickets for the bridge-lunch-
In accepting this gift, Mrs.
tainment. Mrs. A..1. Redblatt is
chairman of the rummage. Any- said that she rededicated her life eon to be sponsored by the Wo-
one desiring to earn admission to Hadassah and credited her ben's Auxiliary of the Slaimoni-
through this source may do no by achievement to the loyalty and des Medical Society were dis-
calling Townsend 5-3762. Mrs. support of her co-workers in De tributed last week at a board of
A. Gittleman will be glad to pro- troit for the Jewish National directors' meeting held at the
home of Mrs. A. S. Rogoff on
mote card parties, Lafayette 1375. Home.
Announcing that there are al- Oakman Blvd. This affair,
Mra. St Silverstone, chairman,
planned for Tuesday, Nov. 23, is
ready
about
650
pledges
to
the
and Mrs. S. Schwartz, co-chair-
man of the dinner dance to be 1937 Honor Roll, Sirs. William scheduled to begin promptly at
12:30 p.m. and will be held at
B.
Isenberg.
its
chairman.
stated
held at the Chalet on Sunday ev-
the New Center Bldg.. Second
ening, Nov. 21, asks for reserva- that even if liadassah supported Blvd., opposite the Fisher Bldg.
Youth
Aliyah
alone.
its
achieve-
tions to be made at once by call-
Members or friends of the aux-
ment
would
be
great.
Over
2,000
ing Tyler 5-5380.
A regular meeting will be held German and Polish children have iliary wishing further information
on Tuesday, Nov. 16, 12:30 P.m., been given new life in Palestine. may contact Mrs. J. IL Chalet.
0994, or Mrs. A. S.
at the home of Mrs. A. Kaste, "We must hear the cry of the Longfellow
2280 Atkinson. Mrs. P. Guto- children in Germany and Poland," Rogoff, Howarth 1891. who are
in
charge
of
this party. Tickets,
witch of Boston Blvd., was hos- said Mrs. Isenberg.
The 1300 members of the De- at a nominal sum. include prizes.
tess at • board meeting and Mrs.
J. Silverstein of Burlingame eve. troit chapter of Hadassah are
Flowers for all occasions —
was hostess to the members at a urged to support the 1937 Hades- Deeter-Jey Florist, Tyler 64623.
ash Honor Roll Campaign as that
regular meeting on Nov. 9.

BLUE GOOSE

1Good Will Circle
Luncheon Nov. 17

Arrangements for the fifth an-
nual donor dinner luncheon of the
Mr. and Mrs. Morris B. Salter of Toronto, Ont., announce Goodwill Sewing Circle are under
the engagement of their daughter, Ruthe, to Morrey Gould, son o way, Mrs, Harry Greenbaum is
chairman and Mrs. Sam Rosenberg
Mrs. Fanny Gould.
is her assistant, They are being
Mrs. George Feldman of 3311 Chicago Blvd.. announces the
a
engagement of her daughter, Maxine, to Harold Bergman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Bergman of Rochester Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Y. Wallach of W. Grand Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Gail Laura, to Nathan Shiffman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. B. ShifTman.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Freedman of Elmhurst Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Rose, to Louis Berkowitz, son
of Mr. and Mrs. I. Berkowitz of Hazelwood Ave.

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Klewan Orphanage

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CHYRSLER-PLYMOUTH
DEALERS

is pleased to announce
the appointment of

Mr. Lou Berman

This luncheon is to be held at
Lacher's, 3153 Cass Ave., on Wed-
nesday, Nov. 17, 12:30 p. m. A
fine program has beep arranged.
All proceeds go to charity,

as Manager of Sales

Mr. Berman wants all his
friends to know he will be glad
to take care of their new car
wants — also service their
present cars.

Chanukah Party of
Bnai Moshe Ladies

Having concluded a successful
four-day bazaar, the Sisterhood of
Congregation Bnai Moshe is now
making plans for a Chanukah
card party to be given on Sunday

A call will be appreciated

Phone University 1-2570

MRS. MOLLIE GUTTERMAN

the committee, and was assisted
by Mrs. Morris Weiner, president.
and Sirs, Zelick Needle, Members
of the club who assisted in the
sale were: Mesdames Morris Wei-
ner, Zelick Needle, I. Lieberman,
Sophie Benjamin, Sam Kotlier,
Dora Chasen and Mollie Levine.
Mrs. Weiner thanks those who
contributed clothing and merchan-
dise for this sale.
The proceeds will go for the
Jewish orphanage in K l e w a n,
Poland.

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Seldom is an audience seen in
evening, Nov. 28, at LaWrence and
as happy a mood as the one that
Dexter,
Mrs. Morris Weinstein has been witnesses the presentation of
named chairman of this affair and Charlotte Greenwood in her "Let-
Mrs. Ethel Goodman, her assist- ts" interpretations. Without a
ant. There will be prizes. and re- doubt one of the world's greatest
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commediennes, she is so natural-
freshment will be served.
A full report on the financial ly funny and entertaining that
even
the
sourest
person
finds
him-
side of the bazaar will be made to
the Sisterhood at a special meet- self grinning and in a side-split-
Veterans Conclave
ing next Tuesday, Nov. 16, 8:30 ting mood during her acting,
Miss Greenwood was presented
p. m. A large attendance Is re-
Committees Chosen
quested by Mrs. harry Meer, here by 'her husband, Martin
Broones, whose visit in Detroit
president.
The Detroit post has begun to
Hundreds of meals were served was practically unnoticed except
during the four-day bazaar from for a brief note in the Cass Thea- make plans for the national con-
the Sisterhood kitchen, prepared ter program. But he is a man vention in September, !938, of the
under the supervision of Mrs. with great achievements to his Detroit Jewish War Veterans, It
is expected that 10,000 United
Louis Greenfield who was assisted credit.
A member of Phi Epsilon Pi States Jewish war veterans and
by Sirs. I. Gluck. Irwin Sims, in
national Jewish fraternity, Mr. their families will convene in De-
charge of the dining room.
The bazaar committee is pleased Broones, a Columbia graduate, troit. A convention corporation
with the results and joins the of- gets hearty welcomes from his has been formulated with Sam
ficers of the congregation and the fraternity brothers during his Lave as its president. Maurice
Sisterhood in thanking faithful travels. lie possesses a wander- Bordelove is the commander of the
workers for their asseatance and lust that has taken him to Europe Detroit post. Numerous committees
the hundreds of merchants who for as many as four visits a year. and their chairmen .:ere ap-
made success possible through do- He and Miss Greenwood have just pointed last week, as follows:
nations of various articles. The returned from England where the Budget and auditing, Harry Lieb-
committee consisted of Mrs. Try- latter was a great sensation, be- son; finance, Henry Shapiro;
ing Greenspan and Joseph Brown, ing the only American actress to housing, Dr. Robert Rosen; reg-
general chairmen, and Adolph make the Theater Royal Drury istering, Jack Goldstein; printing
Beck, Mrs. A. N. Mittleman and Lane. It is a distinction to which and programs, Maurice Bordelove;
Mrs. Theresa Miller, associate both point with pride, and right- publicity, movies and radio, Dr.
fully.
Perry P. Burnstine, chairman.
chairmen.
Broones' fame lies in the fact Charles Miller, co-chairman; par-
As in past years, the Goodwill
Sewing Circle had a well-stocked that he was the first musical di- ade, Otto Silvers; memorial serv-
booth and did a thriving business. rector at Hollywood. Ile has writ- ices, David Vrubel; distinguiabed
ten 163 gongs for talking pictures, guests, Nathan Goldstick and
besides his work for stage Pro- Harry Leibso n,; entertainment,
Bnai Moshe Y. P. S. ductions. lie had the unique dis- Frank Hoffman; music and drills,
of having his songs play- Albert Curtis; reunions, Marc
Will Meet Sunday tinction
ed by the Los Angeles Symphony Birndorf; banquets, Jz...eph Jones;
The Young People's ,Society of Orchestra on the program where health and sanitation, Dr. Mark
Congregation Bnai Moshe begins all the other selections were from Ifirshfield; program, Joseph Jones,
the season with varied activities. Mozart and Beethoven.
An active women's auxiliary is
The follownlg committee chairmen
But his outstanding success was
have been appointed: Emory New- "LeMaire's Affairs." This as well being formed to cooperate with
man, social and athletic; Bernie as a number of other outstanding the veterans. It is hoped that many
Bergh() ffand Abe Rosenthal, dra- productiona piece him In the front of the United Stat.m Jewish War
matic; Dr. Harold Maxman, mem- ranks of American composers and Veterans, who are not affiliated
with the Detroit Post 135, will
bership; Dr. David EMAIL pub- producers.
join this movement
licity; Alice Cern, Intellectual.
RODIN CLUB
A bicycle party was er.ioyed by
the membership on Sunday, Oct.
A meeting of the Rodin Club ATTENTION MARGARET REED
Margaret
If any..., keels.
31. Plans are being made by the was held Nov. 3, at the home of
dramatic committee for • one-act Mrs. E. N. )(Alden, 3380 Mon-
Reed will they please tall her
that !hoe* is a peehette .'d
play to be presented In the near terey.
letter free. Illinois, which she
future, The next meeting Is sched-
The next meeting of the club
may obtaia by sesd:ag her ad-
uled for Nov. It at the congre- will be on Wednesday, Nov. 17,
dress to Boa 800, Detroit Jew.
gation. Those Interested are In - at 8 p. m., at the home of Mrs.
IA Chronicle.
A. 0. Barsky, 2710 Leslie.
vited to attend.

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