I'AGE SIX
EDEIROMAWIS/1 (11 RONIGI
November 26, 1937
and THE G L CHRONICLE
B. SIEGEL CO.
Our Annual
Bnai Brith Ladies
Party on Saturday
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FUR COATS---
CARACUL
Formerly $150
KRIMMER LAMB
Formerly $150
CIVET CAT
Formerly $150
BABY BEAVER
,p,
l'oney)
Formerly $120
BEAVERETTE
Formerly $120
NUBIAN SEAL
Last Monday, Dr. Leo M.
Franklin addressed the Kiwanis
Club of Central Detroit on the
subject: "Wherefore Give
Thanks?" On Sunday evening he
will sneak to the Jewish commu-
nity of London, Ont., under the
auspices of the Joint Distribution
Mrs. Adolph Sloman will be at Committee.
home to her friends on Sunday,
Nov. 28, in honor of her 80th
The Music Study Club of De-
birthday.
troit will give a dessert-luncheon
and musicale on Dec. 7, at 1
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Touff p. m., in the Y. W. C. A. Lounge,
will sail Dec. 2 for a three-weeks' for paid-up members and guests.
An exceptional program of wide
cruise to the West Indies.
interest will be given in the form
of a talk by Rabbi Leon Fram on
Mrs. Joseph M. Welt left "The Music of the Synagogue:
Thursday night to spend several Its Origin and Significance."
thus in New York.
Sadie Cooper, violinist, will play
selections by Jewish composers
and
Mrs. S. S. Wittenberg will be
Samuel Heyman returned Sun-
MRS. NORMAN ROM
day to his home in Chicago, hav- the soprano soloist.
rium, on Saturday evening, Novi ing spent the week-end in De-
troit.
27,
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Smokier
were hosts at a box luncheon and
No efforts have been spared to
Miss Eileen Byron spent the national advertising party in
make this party a success. The
committee, headed by Mrs. Nor- Thanksgiving holiday as the guest honor of their sister, Sara Hope
man Rom as chairman, and Mes- of Miss Barbara Zehon of Boston, Berman and Milford Pregerson,
dames Saul Rosenman, Leo Tur- who is her classmate at Smith on Wednesday night, Nov. 24.
Covers were laid for 40 guests
ner and Victor Finn as co-chair- College.
at the Penthouse.
men, have worked untiringly, and
appeal to the members and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan S. Sloss,
to patronize this affair, as the Miss Marianne and Richard Sloss
Mr. and Mrs. George Levey of
proceeds will go towards the vari- of Cleveland are guests of Mr. 19670 Shrewsbury Road, Sherwood
ous Bnai Brith projects.
and Mrs. Irving L. Hirschman of Forest, invite their relatives and
Prizes will be given and re- Edison Ave. over the week-end. friends to attend the Bar Mitzvah
freshments served. Tickets are
of their son, Myles, at the Shaarey
twenty-five cents, and may be Mrs. Sidney Weisman and Mrs. Zedek Synagogue, on Saturday,
purchased at the door,
Monte Wittelshofer will give a Nov. 27, at 9 a, m, Reception at
luncheon Friday, Dec. 3, honor- home on Sunday evening, Nov. 28,
ing Miss Barbara Gilbert and Miss from 7 to 10 p. in. No cards.
Betty Welt.
Formerly $125
(Dyed ('oney)
100
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BLOCKED LAPIN
Ilu'ed coney)
Formerly $120
BLACK CARACUL
Formerly $135
MOLE
Formerly $155
PONY (Black, brown)
Formerly $150
CHINCHILLETTE
(prod coney)
Formerly $135
SQUIRREL LOCKS
Formerly $155
SQUIRREL
Formerly $195
OPPOSSUM
Formerly $195
BLACK PERSIAN
Formerly $295
HUDSON SEAL
Formerly $250
(Neal-dyed blue Brno
BLACK CARACUL
Formerly $195
GREY KIDSKIN
Formerly $175
MUSKRAT
Formerly $195
LEOPARD CAT
Formerly $195
MI Saler Final
Kvutzah Presents
A. D. Markson's Book
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MI Prices Subject to 3; Michigan Salem Tax
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Kvutzah lvtith, Hebrew cultu- I
ral group of Detroit, which Is
sponsoring the publication of the
Madison book known as the "Com-
plete Works of A, D. Markson",
Miss Peggy Freund, who is a
is making preparations for the
student at Walnut Hills School,
formal introduction of the book I in Natick, Mass., is home for the
to the public, on Sunday evening, week-end.
Dec. 19, in the auditorium of the
Miss Marjorie C. Hirschman,
Philadelphia-Byron School.
student at Michigan State College,
The book which consists of is home for the week-end.
about 300 pages, is divided into
two parts. The first, the larger
Mr. and Mrs Melville S. Welt
portion of the book, contains Mr. and daughter, Betty, will return
Markson's literary works which from Chicago Monday, having
were already printed, as well as spent Thanksgiving week-end with
those which' were found in manu- relatives.
scripts. The second portion of
the book contains articles written
Miss Margot Franklin will honor
by Hebrew authors, colleagues and Barbara Gilbert and Betty Welt
friends of Mr. Markson. A care- with a luncheon and bathroom
fully written biography is also shower to be given at the Great
part of this valuable book.
Lakes Club Dec. 2.
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Mrs. Arthur W. Iicintzelman
of Marblehead, Mass., who came
here in honor of the 80th birth-
day of her mother, Mrs. Adolph
Sloman, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Irving L. Hirschman of Edi-
son Ave.
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EVERYTHING IS REDUCED in this great annual event
at Robinson's. Every suite and piece in every de-
partment is included in this timely storewide sale. The
newest, most desirable furniture, carefully selected from
the showings of America's leading makers, are now
offered at substantial savings.
An Opportune Answer to All Gift Problems!
FUMI1TURE LOMPhilY
WASHINGTON BLVD. at 1420
Oten Mon., Wed. & Fri. Evening,
Mrs. Morris Weingarten of
Merton Road will compliment her
sister-in-law, Miss Helen Wein-
garten of Toronto, with a lunch-
eon and shower to be given at
Frames Saturday, Nov. 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Cantor
of Pasadena Ave. entertained at
a dinner party Thursday, honor-
i ng Miss Rhoda Kalaski.
Miss Rebecca Ehrinpries recent-
ly entertained the staff members
of Council Camp at tea in her
home on W. Philadelphia Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wainer
entertained a few of their friends
Saturday evening at a buffet sup-
per party. Mrs. M. II. Wainer
is the former Estelle Burkoff of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thal St. Louis, Mo.
were hosts at a dinner party Nov.
24, honoring Miss Barbara Gil- . The first cultural and social
bert and Philip Nlarcuse.
meeting of the Drora Kadima
Group of the Pioneer Women was
In honor of her eighth birth- held Nov. 17, at Club Exchange,
day, Sylvia Muriel Leiter, daugh- 10218 Dexter Blvd. The guest
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter speaker was Sholem Weinberg.
of Boston Blvd., entertained at a The group meets the first and
party for 16 friends on Satur- last W,dnesday of every month
day, Nov. 20.
at the Club Exchange. Meetings
are open to members and guests.
Mrs. Carl Kiefer of Cincinnati
spent the past week-end as the
Plans for the paid-up mem-
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur bership luncheon which termi-
W. Schlesinger of Boston Blvd. nates the successful member-
ship drive of the Women's
Dr. and Mrs. Willard Mayer Auxiliary of the United He-
and family of Boston Blvd. left brew Schools, have been complet-
Tuesday to attend the Mayer- ed and will take place on Monday,
Wildberg nuptials which took Nov. 29, at 12:30 p. m., at the
Place Wednesday, Nov. 24, in Fort Wayne Hotel, Temple and
Cincinnati.
Cass Ayes. Rabbi Leon Fram will
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he the guest speaker. The guest
On Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 7, soloist will be Mrs. Samuel Wit-
Rabbi Leon Fram will address tenberg, who will be accompanied
the Music Study Club of Detroit by Mrs. Rosa Bassin Stein.
at the Young Women's Christian
Association, on the subject, "The
Mrs. Samuel Ackerman enter-
Music of the Synagogue: Its Ori- tained at an informal tea in her
gin and Significance."
home at 193 McLean Ave.. on
Saturday, Nov. 6, in honor of her
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer of son's fiancee, Miss Dorothy Aiken.
Cincinnati attended the Ohio-
State-Michigan football game and
Miss Rebecca Ehrinpries is
visited in Detroit over the week- spending several days in Chicago
end.
and Milwaukee.
---Special Christmas Values
Our Own Importation from France
Kid Gloves
2.95
(regularly 3.50 in our stock)
MRS. ABRAHAM CAPLAN
Zedek, announces that the next
pep rally and open meeting will
take place on Wednesday after-
noon, Dec. 1, at the library of
Congregation Bnai 'Moshe. An in-
teresting program has been ar-
ranged and all past donors are
urged to attend. Rummage dates
are still open and those interested
in earning quotas are urged to at-
tend this meeting.
Reservations for the luncheon
can be made with Mrs. Harry Z.
Brown at Madison 1278 an4 Mrs.
Abraham Caplan at Townsend
7-0869.
Music Study Club
Program on Dec. 6
The Choral Group of the Music
Study Club will present a musical
program at the next monthly'
meeting of the Detroit section,
National Council of Jewish Wod
men, to be held Monday, Dec. 6, I
at 2:30 p. m., at Temple Beth El.
The group is directed by Charles
Frederic Morse.
The program will include the
"Andante Cantabile" from Tchai-
kowsky's Fifth Symphony with
piano and string accompaniment, I
It Cannot be a Strange Conn-
tree", by Charles Repper, with a
soprano solo by Mrs. Jacob H.1
Schakne; and "Seraphic Song" by '
Anton Rubenstein with contralto
solo by Margaret Schueling Hoex-
ter. The last number is being
given by request. The string en-
semble is composed of Miss Sadie
Cooper, violinist; Ruth Krause
Van Nater, cellist, and Rosa Bas-
sin Stein, pianist and accompanist.
A social hour and tea will fol-
low the program. Mrs. David WI-
kus heads the program committee.
Mrs. Harold Smilay and her com-
mittee are in charge of the social
hour. Mrs. Maurice Klein will
preside.
Mrs. Benjamin Glick of Bur-
lingame Ave. gave a supper
party and kitchen shower Tues-
day, Nov. 16, honoring Sara Hope
Berman, a bride elect.
Make Arrangements for the
Dance of Jr. J. N. F.
Morrey Shepherd, president of
the Jewish National Fund, Jrs.,
presided at a special meeting last
Friday evening.
Final arrangements were made
for the eighth annual dance to be
held at the Statler Hotel, on Jan.
23 and Jules Klein in person and
his orchestra will supply the mu-
sic.
The president chose the follow-
ing committee for the dance: Dave
Zeff, chairman of the dance; Mor-
rey Shepherd, advertising; Sam
Yagoda, program; Betty Gross,
tickets; Zelda Shepherd, publicity.
All clubs and organizations are
asked to keep Jan. 23 open.
Mrs. Ernest Goodman and son,
Morris Richard ,sailed Wednesday
on the S. S. Normandie to spend
a few weeks in London visiting
with her brother, Louis Kesler.
They will also visit her former
home in Johannesburg. South
Africa, and will return to De-
troit April 1.
Phyllis Jane Greenblatt, daugh-
i ter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton E.
Greenblatt of Tuxedo Ave.. will
' spend the Thanksgiving holidays
in St. Louis with her BororitY
friends and roommate, Miss Ditty
Rubel . of Cornith. Miss. Miss
Rubel attends the University of
Illinois at Champaign, III.
The Monday Nile Club held its '
weekly meeting at Mrs. L Can- I
tor's home, 3000 Tuxedo, and
made plans for a Chanukah lat-
keh party to be held at 2989 Ful-
lerton on Monday, Nov. 29. For;
reservations phone Hogarth
Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
in connection with its 75th anni-
versary, is sponsoring a diamond
jubilee dance on Saturday, Dec.'
11, at 9 p. m., in the social hall
of the synagogue. Plans are
being made for a full evening of
entertainment, part of which will
include Philip Brestoff, concert!
master of the Michigan Theater!
Orchestra.
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Flowers for all occasions
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Miss Elaine Davidson, a student
at the Highland Manor, is spend-
ing the holidays in Philadelphia
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feld-
man.
Final arrangements are being
made for the annual dance 'of
Theta Delta Gamma Sorority to
be held on Sunday evening, Dec.
5, at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Hank Finney and his WXYZ or-
Mrs. Harry Berger, Mrs. Her- chestra will be featured. For
man Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril tickets, call Miss Mollie Rotman,
Cohen spent last week-end in Tyler 6-8380.
Washington, where they visited
with Miss Marjane Berger.
Leanore Gottfried and Regina
Mendel have been added to the
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eng- staff of North End Clinic.
gass will entertain at a family
dinner party, Sunday, Nov. 28.
The Brisker Umgegend Pro-
gressive Society will give its an-
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lauer nual ball Sunday, Dec. 5, at the
and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Strauss Union Guardian Bldg., Aztec
of Cincinnati were the guests of Tower. Music will be furnished
Irving Kaufmann during the past by Dave Diamond's Orchestra.
week.
Proceeds will be sent to the po-
grom sufferers in Brisk. Tickets
Mrs. Eugene J. Arnfeld will may be obtained at the door or
compliment Barbara Gilbert and from members of the committee,
Betty Welt with a luncheon and Mrs. Wolf, president, Tyler
recipe shower Saturday, Dec. 4. 5.0084; M. Weiss, Trinity 2-1626;
Ben. Silver, president of the Jun-
Miss Louise Plotkin of Akron ior Brisker's, Townsend 5-4668,
is the week-end guest of her uncle and Miss Estelle Bussell, Tyler
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. 5-3465.
Schakne.
The Detroit Ladies' Lechem
Dr. and Mrs. Max Lichter are Aniyim will give a Chanukah Lat.
spending the holiday week-end in ke party on Saturday evening,
Chicago.
Dec. 4. at the Bnai Moshe, Dex-
ter and Lawrence. Everyone is
Airs. Bernard Bladen of Tay- invited. Cards will be the main
lor Ave. complimented Mrs. Edwin event of the evening. The so-
Roasman (Lillian Vickerman) with ciety's annual dance will be given
a dinner and miscellaneous shower at Jericho Hall on Sunday,
on Monday night, Nov. 22.
Dec. 12.
Pre-Christmas Sale
---Ends Saturday, Dec. 4 6
Dr. Hugo A. Freund was host
at a reception on Thanksgiving
afternoon at the Belerest in honor
of the engagement of his daugh-
ter, Mildred -Lizette, and Dr. Bar-
nett Malbin, son of Mrs. Rebecca
Malbin of Mt. Clemens.
CHECK THESE IMPORTANT SAVINGS
(Dyed Coney)
Mrs. Abraham Caplan, general
chairman of the donor luncheon of
the Mizrachi Women, which will
take place on the afternoon of
Dec. 15. at Congregation Shaarey
The Women's Auxiliary of Bnai
Brith is sponsoring its second an-
nual bingo party which will be
held at the Bnai Moshe Audito-
after -Th- tiksgiving Clearance
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Mizrachi Women's
Pep Rally Dec. 1
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