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Women's Auxiliary
of Home for Aged
Will Meet Monday

SINCE 1884

"For Particular People"

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Engagements

The first of a series of pep
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tugman of Cortland Ave. announce th
meetings sponsored in the interest engagement of their daughter, Thelma, to Dr. Max Sherman.
of the landscape luncheon of the
Women's Auxiliary, Jewish Home
for Aged, was held last Monday

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The Resale Shop of the Detroit
section, National Council of Jew-
ish Women, is conducting a toy
contest during the remainder of
this month and the month of De-
cember. Three valuable gifts will
be awarded to the •council mem-
bers making the largest contribu-
tion of toys. The Resale Shoo
also accepts all types of used
clothing. The proceeds from the
shop maintain the scholarship
fund of the organization, provid-
ing tuition, books, car-fare and
lunch money for underprivileged
girls.
Located in the council club-
house at 89 Rowena St.. the
shop is open the first four days
of the week from 10 a. m. to 4
p. rn. Directing a corps of vol-
unteer workers is Mrs. Robert
Strieffing, general chairman of
the enterprise, and Sirs. William
Stearn. co-chairman. Mrs. George
Bremen and Mrs. Maurice Gold-
stick are in charge of contacting
merchants. Mrs. Jack Rothberg
handles the individual solicitation
of council members, and Mrs. Rob-
ert N. Janeway is in charge of
the picking up of donations. The
publicity is done by Mrs. David
Ilubar.
The sales staff is composed of
a group of council members work-
ing under Mrs. James Stein and
Mrs. Harry Phillips. It includes
the following: Mesdames Joseph
Davies, Morris Collins, Ben Jones,
Harold .Rattner, Wilfred Doner,
Ben Rosenberg, Julius Green. Jay
Bearman, P in g r e Fredenberg,
Harry Bennett, Adrian Rosen,
Sanford Klein. Robert Janeway,
Ben Gottlieb, S. Kahn, F. Baum
and M. A. Wayne.

Loaf in Comfort
2nd Luxury . .

At a board meeting held at the
home of Mrs. I. Goodman, it was
announced that Philip Adler will
be the speaker at the paid-up
membership luncheon of the Ladies

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Nov. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Shaw of 2987 Gladstone
Ave., a son.

MRS. AL GOLDBERG

morning at the Fort Wayne Hotel.
Gus Newman, newly elected presi-
dent of the Service Group of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, gave
an inspiring talk.
Mrs. I. E. Goodman, chairman
of the landscape luncheon, Mrs.
Nate Kaletsky, co-chairman, and
Mrs. A. M. Ferar, president of the
auxiliary, announce that enthusi-
asm has been displayed by the
membership when approached for
pledges to the affair. Anyone
wishing to raise their admissions
by rummaging may contact Mrs.
Maurice Wagner, Grant Hotel,
Cherry 7400; Mrs. A. A. Messen-
ger, 4066 Tyler Ave., Hogarth
5672; Mrs. Mark Benach, 4080
Tyler Ave., Northlawn 8552, or
Mrs. Philip Gorelick, 9308 Webb
Ave., Townsend 7-6339, Mrs. Gold-
berg is working deligently with
this commitee.
The rummage sale and dime
savings banks, which may be pro-
cured by phoning Mrs. Harry
Wine at Townsend 8-8197, are
the only means authorized by the
auxiliary for members to raise
money for their tickets to the
luncheon.
Approximately 500 members at-
tended the regular meeting held
last Monday in the ballroom of
the Fort Wayne Hotel, following
the pep meeting and luncheon.
Following the regular business
meeting, Miss Mercedes Brooks, a
native of Costa Rica, gave a
travelogue. Mme. Etienne, danc-
ing instructress, presented several
of her talented pupils.
Another pep rally will be held
at the Home for Aged next Tues-
day morning at 10:30.

Third Floor

—Photo by Spellm•n

Betrothed

Mar riage.
RADNER—MOYER
Miss Myra Lucille Moyer, •
daughter of Mrs. Karl Moyer, be-.
came the bride of Leonard Lew
Radner. son of Mrs. Hyman Rad-
ner, on Tuesday, Nov. 9, in a
ceremony performed at the Hotel
Fort Wayne. Dr. A. M. Hersh-
man officiated, assisted by Rev.
Jacob Silverman.
The bride was attired in a
white satin form-fitting gown with
a small Eaton lace collar and min-
ute buttons on the bodice. Her
long tulle veil was secured by a .
simple braided tiara of the same
material. She carried a white
Bible with a small sheaf of white
orchids and lilies-of-the-valley.
Miss Estelle Kovacs of CM-
cage, gowned in mist pink chif-
fon of Grecian design, was maid
of honor. Mrs. Leonard Peritz,
sister of the groom, was matron As,.., •
of honor and wore pale gold crepe
cut along princess lines. Miss Ko-
—Photo by OaInshore Studio
vacs and Mrs. Peritz carried rib-
boned arm bouquets of Sweetheart MISS SOPHIA SCHMIER
Meg.
The bride was given in mar- Mr. and Mrs. Max Schmier an-
riage by her mother and brother, nounce the engagement of their
Maurice P. Moyer, and the bride- daughter, Sophia, to Dr. Joseph
groom by his mother and brother, Moses, son of Mrs. Esther Moses
Ralph Radner. Sidney Moyer was
the groom's best man while Leo- of Farrell, Pa. The wedding will
nard Peritz and Sheldon Moyer take place on Dee. 19.
acted as ushers. Miss Bertine
Helper of Cleveland, accompan-
ied by Mike Falk on the violin, Council Jrs. Barn
can "Because."
Dance on Nov. 24
The bride's mother wore black
floral lace trimmed in taffeta with
purple orchids. Mrs. Rad- Little Doris Fox, protege of
J. W. E. W. 0. Branch deep
ner, the groom's mother, chose Roth & Berdun, will head the
Honors Mrs. Shrier black velvet with gold brocade floor show of the second annual
trim and wore Coronation or- barn dance of the Junior Coon-
chide.
Before the departure of Mrs.
Out-of-town guests for the
A. Shrier and her daughter, Doro- wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
thy, to Florida, Mrs. Shrier was Unger and Miss Hortense Kauff-
honored with a surprise party man of Indianapolis. Meyer Lecht-
given by a committee of the ner of Erie, Pa., Miss Estelle Ko-
North Woodward branch of the vacs and Miss Rosalie Zimbroff
of Chicago, Mrs. Louis Adelberg
and daughter Charlotte, and Miss
Merle Rosenberg of Toronto, On-
tario, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mil-
ler of Monroe, Mich., Mr. and
Mrs. Moses Helper and daughter,
Bertine, of Cleveland, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Moyer and daughter,
Josephine, of Loraine, 0.

Workmen's Circle
Schools' Bazaar
Starts Thursday

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MRS. DAVID KALLMAN

Auxiliary of the Jewish National
Fund to be held at the Wilshire
!Iota Collingwood and Third,
Tuesday, Nov. 23, at 12:30 p. m.
Mr. Adler is a member of the
Detroit News editorial staff and
has made three trips abroad since
1929. He has just returned from
his third trip during which he
traveled through Poland, Italy,
Switzerland, Austria, Czechoela-
vakia and Sweden.
The musical program will con-
sist of vocal selections by Mrs.
David Kaltman, accompanied by
Miss Florence Kutzin.
The social committee, headed by
Mrs. L. Miller and Mrs. John Hay-
man, are in charge of the lunch-
eon, Mrs. Charles Brody,
chairman of the membership cam-
paign, reports that 110 new mem-
bers have been secured. Mrs, Brody
would appreciate a call from any-
one interested in joining the aux-
iliary. She can be reached at Uni-
versity 2-1492. Dues may be paid
at the door.
A store for rummage is now
available to anyone wishing to
earn money for the donor lunch-
eon on March 2, Mrs. S. Jacobson,
rummage chairman ? urges the
ladies to get in touch with her at
once, as the store Is rented for a
limited time only. Her telephone
number is Townsend 7-6105.

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Miss Miriam Chernoff, culture
chairman of the Junior Hadassah
unit of New haven, Conn., will
attend the national convention
here next week and will be a gues
at Hotel Statler. Miss Chernoff
he daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
saiah Chernoff (Chernichovsky)
formerly of Detroit. Mr. Chernoff
was formerly principal of the Kir-
by Center here and is now the
MRS. ALFRED MERETSKY
principal of the New Haven Ile
(Miss Eileen Ruth Weitzman)
brew School. During her stay here
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Weitz-
Miss Chernoff hopes to renew old
friendships and will be pleased to man of Woodrow Wilson Ave., an-
nounce
the marriage of their
greet former schoolmates.
daughter, Eileen Ruth, to Alfred
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Clin- Meretsky, son of Mrs. Herman
ton of 3813 Pasadena Ave. an- Meretsky of W. Giles Blvd., Wind-
pounce the Bar- Mitzvah of their sor. The couple have returned
eon, Ronald. They will be at from a wedding trip to New York
home on Sunday, Nov. 21. from and are residing in Detroit.
2 to 5 and 8 to 10 p. m. No cards.

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Mr. Berman wants all his
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The Progressive Ladies Unter-
The annual bazaar of the Work-
•
PERMANENTS
stitzung Verein will hold a card
men's Circle Schools will begin
Temple Beth El's Senior High
FACIAL TREATMENT!
narty
on Tuesday evening, Nov. School Student Council will again
Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov.
23, at Assembly Hall. Members day host to many guests at the
25, and will continue through Sun-
and friends are invited. The an- Chanukah dance on Sunday, Nov.
day evening, Nov. 28. -
Margaret Greenough
nual $3 donor luncheon will take 28.
In charge of arrangements, and MISS RACHEL BERMAN
place on Tuesday, Nov. 30, at
the program designed for the oc-
p. m.,
Dancing will start at
BEAUTY
SALON
Wilshire Hotel and all organ-
casion is the committee composed cil, to
take place
and will end at 12. In addition
at Mac's
Barn, Thanksgiving
Birmingham.. the
izations are asked to co-operate
of J. Heideman, A. Wagman, Mr. Eve,
sea
Tickets for the annual barn 1 as the proceeds as usual will go
and Mrs. M. Gothalf and Mr. and dance
are $1.25 per couple and to sick and needy families.
Mrs. L. Raphael.
MRS. A. SHRIER
Miss Sadie Cooper has been en- may be obtained from Ethel Han-
Dr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Ja-
Jewish Women's European Wel • . gaged to teach music at the Work- delman, Ilogarth 5666.
The regular monthly meeting cobs have moved into their new
fare Organization. at her home o r i men's Circle Schools. Under Miss
Cfiltamt9each,91.crthia
Boston Blvd., on Nov. 13. Mr s. Cooper's direction, preparations will be an open affair in the form home at 18509 Prairie Ave.
Shrier was presented with a toke n : are being made for Chanukah of a membership rally, on Sunday,
Nov.
21,
at
3
o'clock,
at
the
Lee
•
programs
at
both
the
main
school,
of appreciation from the organ
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Edelstein
ization for her numerous accom • 8945 Twelfth St., and at the Plaza Hotel, Grand Blvd. at and daughters, Bernice, Josephine
Lawton. The guest of the after- and Miriam, have moved to 2627
plishments. Through her effor t I branch, 2545 Waverly.
et It. raise. vetts
noon will be Carl Haas of the Calvert for the winter months.
hundreds of widows and orphan ,
■
Netzorg School of Music, who will
in dire need will gain support
interpret his piano selections un- Sigma Gamma Tau, a newly
European countries. Mrs. Shrier ' PIONEER DONOR
Cantor Kapov-Kagan
EVENT JAN. 11 der the theme "The Jewish Influ- organized
her daughter and sons have mad
Miami Beach's
sorority, elected the
ence on Music Through the Ages." following officers
the toast
possible the greater part of th e
for the ensuing
A
Outstanding Hotel
Miss
Dorothy
Yura
is
co-chair-
booklet, which will be issued fo r
year:
Marian
Goodman,
president;
, The 7th donor luncheon of the man of the social committee of Elaine Reiser, recording secre-
the fifth annual donor luncheo r
Achievement
Women's Organization
: P I o
on Jan. 4, at the Fort Wayn e
Council Juniors. Miss Rachel
Louise Harris, treasurer;
i will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 11, the
t
Hotel. Mrs. M. Silverstone is i
Berman is president of the or- tary;
Betty Jane Loeb, corresponding
ommiiim mignemeong ■
at
the
Masonic
Temple.
charge of the book.
secretary and publicity chairman.
This year more than any other ganizati":
MISS BERNICE NEMER
Mrs. Ida Schultz is genera
---. Last week a rummage sale was
year the Jewish women of Detroit
chairman
of this event.
Youth Education
given, the proceeds of which went there will be a comedy presented
are
asked
to
help
their
sisters
in
Jr.
Congregation
Mrs. A. J. Redblatt, chairman
to charity and the remaining by the Temple drama group. Re-
i Palestine to carry on their worthy
League's Annual
announces that dates are sti r - work. of Shaarey Zedek clothes to the Home Relief So- freshments will be served.
available for rummaging by cal
Those in charge are: The coun-
ciety.
. The guest speaker from Pales-
Dinner on Feb. 13
ing Townsend 5-3762. Mrs. A
cil president, Robert Krause; the
' tine will be Henske Coopermintz. The rapidly growing Junior
"Milk Fund Bout" of Infants Gittleman, Lafayette 1375, an 1
vice-president,
Victor Kanners;
For information call the chair- Congregation enjoyed a fine serv- Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Mrs. Kaufman, Townsen
Plans for the Youth Education
Service Group on Dec. 13 i.5 -4296, are arranging card pa r - man of the Drora-Kadima Group, ice on Nov. 13. Barbara Savage in connection with its 75th anni- the secretary, Bernice Nemer;
League dinner are rapidly near-
n
d
committeeheads,
Sherman
versary, is sponsoring ■ diamond a
Mrs. P. Lipson, Townsend 8-9133; delivered a resume of the portion jubilee
ties.
ing completion. The affair is sched-
dance on Saturday, Dec. Rosen, Eugene Mandeberg and
Levin,
Tyler
of
the
Law
and
the
lesson
from
On
Monday,
Nov.
8,
the
Infants
M.
Silverstone,
chairman
Mrs.
R.
uled for Sunday, Feb. 13, and will
. secretary, Mrs.
11, at 9 p. m., in the social hall Robert Lehman.
inter pr
the roph was weeted
take place at a popular rendez- Service Group held its regular and Mrs. S. Schwartz, co-chai , 4-1473; The chairman of the 12th by p Sybilets Pearlmutt
the synagogue. Plans are
ller . David of
Loans. sod
vous, to be chosen by the commit- meeting, at the home of Mrs. Mur- man. of the dinner dance at th , St. Group, Mrs. S. Levin, Trinity Whiteman
being made for a full evening of New Group of Hadassah
cantor.
officiated aa
Chalet on Sunday evening. No
tee headed by Mrs. Belle Bloom ray Adelson.
entertainment, part of which will
This
Saturdayy
the
resume
of
the
Mrs.
M.
Meet
This
e
secretary,
Women
to
Mrs.
Morris
Wittus,
head
case
2-3001;
Its
sports
and .metal
21,
will
be
glad
to
take
reserv
-
and Mrs. Edith Sucher.
Philip Brestoff, concert
given by Helen include
will
be Rhoda
Saturday
Michilin, Townsend 6-8483, the Sethi'
The league acknowledged a do- worker, reported six new cases, tions at Tyler 5-6380.
master of the Michigan Theater
Knopp,
Shafer
will
and
tr
-
a
making
20
cases
the
group
now
The
memorial
luncheon.
nation from Mrs. Rose Lento, con-
chairman of the Dexter Club, Mrs. talk on the Prophets.
Orchestra. The hall will be ap-
tributed to the Harold Briskrnan supplies with milk and other neces- ditional event. will be held a .. D. Reitman, 2005 Pingree, its sec-
decorated and refresh-
The next meeting of the new
Lachar's on Tuesday noon, No
The Junior Congregation invites propriately
Memorial Fund in memory of her sities.
ments will be served. This af- group Detroit Women of hlizrachi
The "milk fund bout" tickets are 30. Mrs. Anna Goldberg is chaff .- retary, Mrs. A. Yanich, Townsend everyone to attend the Saturday
sister, Esther Epstein.
f;ir is being supported by all af- will be held In the prayer room of .I. W. E. W. 0. to Bring an
now obtainable by calling Mrs. Al- man, Mrs. A. J. Redblatt. c " 6-8046.
morning services regularly.
organizations and a large Shaarey Zedek on Saturday after-
Orphan From Poland
s
fred Marons, Townsend 7-5224, or chairman. Mrs. J. Modell
..... filiated
attendance is expected. For fur- noon, Nov. 20, at 3 p. m. The
to Detroit
M r s . Sam Merlon, Townsend President of the branch.
Two Jewish Girls
ther information call Bernard group will discuss Pinsker's "Au-
The organization acknowledg e s
Itavanau,
Townsend
6-6767.
or
Pass Bar Exams 5-9519.
to-Emancipation," under the lead-
On Nov. 22, at the next meeting with thanks the following don I.
A special board meeting of the
the synagogue office. Tyler 7-6200. ership of Max Chomsky,
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
of the Infant Service Group, Mrs. tions to the Benjamin Wisp r
Jewish Women's European Wel-
fare Organization will be held
Max Dushkin will give a talk on Memorial Flower Fund: Mrs. I.
Two Jewish girls who have been
The Lin-Dex Democratic Club
Monday, Nov. 22, et the residence
Pollack in honor of her recove
Nov. 21—League for Labor Palestine's first annual Jewish
school chums since public school the life of Mrs. Rebekah Kohut, I
has reorganized and will hold a Ginsburg, Mrs. Joseph Levin, Her- of Mrs. A. Katzin, president, 3728
Mrs. S. B. Hack, in honor of h
Frontier
dance,
at
Detroit
Leland
Hotel.
days were among those who famous American Jewess.
get-acquainted
party
on
Friday,
t-
Tuxedo, at 12:30 p. m. sharp.
man Friedman.
The "milk fund bout" is to be daughter's recovery: Mrs. S. Sa
passed the state bar exams. They
Nov. 26, at 8 p. m., In its head-
Nov. 21-80th anniversary dinner of Pisgah Lodge.
This meeting is called for the
held Dec. 13, at the Arena Gar- ovsky, in honor of her recove ri
are: Roselea Herman, daughter of
quarters at 11812 Linwood Ave.
Dec,
5—Chanukah
concert
of
Congregation
Bnai
David.
The Hermanos Social Club will Purpose of discussing the case of
dens. The committee met at the Mrs. B. Weine, in honor of h e v
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herman of
There will be bridge and bingo give its annual dance on Sunday an orphan from Poland who asks
Cantor
Ben
Zion
Kapov-Kagan,
soloist.
home of Mrs. Harry Clark, Nov. grandchild; Mee. M. Baker, is
2214 Clnirmount Ave., and Nora
games and refreshments.-'Every- evening, Nov. 21. at the Aztec for a steamship ticket to come to
honor of her recent safe retu n
Nov. 27—Bingo party of Ladies' Auxiliary of Bnal Brith
Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 15.
one is welcome.
Tower of the Urion Guardian the United State.'
from Europe.
Infants Service Group held
at
the
Bnai
Moshe
Auditorium,
Dexter
and
Lawrence.
Samuel Scott of 3215 Tuxedo Nee.
In the last week's announce-
The next meeting of the bran h
Bldg. Mike Falk and his orches-
Nov.
28—Balloon
and
Hollywood
bridge
of
Detroit
Ile-
•
Miss Herman is a graduate of special meeting at the home of
Among
the
recent
visitors
at
the
rs.
will be held at the home of M
tra will be featured. Tickets are ment of the 6100 pledge to the
brew Society of the Deaf. at Jewish Center.
the United Hebrew Schools, class Mrs. Al Silber, 3333 Clements, S. Kaufman, 2434 Calvert.
is
Colonial Hotel in Mt. Clemens, obtainable at the door. The com- Jewish National Fund, the or-
of 1930. She is an active member Nov. 15.
Nov. 29—Women's Auxiliary of United Hebrew Schools.
the following Detroiter: mittee in charge of arrancerents ganization failed to state that the
Tuesday, Nov. 23, at 12:30 p. n.
of the schools' alumni association
paid-up membership luncheon, 12:30 p. m., at Fort Wayne were
Mr. and Mr.. Robert Burke, Mr. includes Rose Altman, Meyer North Woodward branch of the
The next meeting will take place
and is also active in the Council
Hotel,
Temple
and
Caen
Ayes.
a share in
and Mrs. Samuel H. Rubiner, Mr. Brenner, Minnette Levitan and organization wii1
_
Flowers for all occasions
s Ralph Gold-
Juniors of which Miss Scott is also at the home of Mn.
and Mrs. Harry Becker, Charles Sam Burnatine.
this donation.
Dexter-Joy Florist. Tyler 6-66 *
smith, 2730 Elmhurst.
a member.

l•E Tt'll I 'CO

ec: 6

COUNCIL RESALE SHOP
TO HAVE TOY CONTEST

Philip Adler Guest Speaker; Mrs.
Kallm•n, Vocalist{ 110 New
Members Enrolled

Births

GLOBES
SCREENS

ORIENTAL RUGS

J.N.F. Auxiliary's
Paid-Up Luncheon
To Be On Tuesday

Nov. 21—Miss Fay Siegel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Siegel of 3719 31st St., to Nathan Frank, eon 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. 25—Miss Lillian Gottesman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Gottesman of 456 Alger Ave., to Ilarry L. Rice, eon of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Rice of 629 King Ave., at Lacher's.
Nov. 28—Miss Mildred Kauffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Myer Kauffman of 2537 Glynn Court, to Bernard Ilaydu, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ilaydu of 3317 Glynn Court, at the Wilshire I
Hotel.
Dec. 9—Miss Barbara Gilbert, daughter of Mrs. Isaac Gilbert,
to Philip R. Marcuse, son of Mrs. Julia Marcuse.

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