America Awash PerioScal Carta CLIFTON AMUR CINCINNATI 30, OHIO November 26, 1937 MEPerRorr,/aisnaIRONICLE and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Officers Installed By Purity Chapter Purity Chapter No. 359, O.E.S. held its 30th annual public in- stallation on Monday, Nov. 15, at the Eastern Star Temple, with Eva Springer installed as worthy matron and Harry Zausmer as worthy patron, The Installation was called to order by the retiring worthy pa- tron, Dr. Joseph J. Jacobs, who PAGE SEVEN ROBINSONS RETURN; RECENTLY MARRIED Engagements Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ressler of I.awrence Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Esther, to Louis Siefer, son of Mr. and Mrs. II. Siefer. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Aiken announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy, to Alfred E. Ackerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ackerman. The wedding will take place Jan. 23 at the Detroit-Leland Hotel. Special Selling! Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robinson are back in Detroit after having been recently married in Holly- wood, Calif. Harry Hershfield, famous car- toonist and commentator, and in- Regular .. 1 i ) a95 LAME BLOUSE Wedding Calendar Nov. 28—Miss Florence Bornstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs steel Bornstein of 6019 Chene St., to George Karahenick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Karabenick. Reception at the bride's residence at 9:30 p. m. No cards. $595 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 Hotel. A special purchase makes possible these unusual savings! Rich silver or golden lame fashioned in graceful corseted lines! Per- fect with your velvet skirt f o r afternoon and cocktail-wear! Dec. 9—Miss Barbara Gilbert, daughter of Mrs. Isaac Gilbert, to Philip R. Marcuse, son of Mrs. Julia Marcuse, Dec. 18—Miss Elizabeth Welt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melville S. Welt, to Vernon Pope of Des Moines, la. Births EVA SPRINGER Marriagts ,our knitted Will or Presto Now and Hurt knitting Cliritdrinoi gifts at Detroire favorite Art Needlework given Aircady needles are clb•king knitting sarfs, needlopointe bags, nkatIng sets, etc. Studio. Without cost with purvhase of material. IteVIller• carry quality yarna. Including the fainoUs All handwork, Including knitted gat- men., will bo made sitnerva Aarna. 10 oroler If you ao desire, at reasonable rosy Alan remodeling and Mocking. 303 6117FROPOLITAN 111.1)14, John 14 at Fanner At the last meeting of the Agree Memorial Society, the following officers were elected: Dr. A. Alan, Agree, re-elected president; Na- than Rosin, vice-president; Ear- nest Goodman, treasurer; William Jaffe, secretary, The organization, organized in memory of Issue Agree and dedi- cated for charitable purposes, will celebrate its 16th year of exist- ence by installing newly elected officers at the annual Chanukah dinner-dance, Nov. 28, at the Fort Wayne Hotel. 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Just 40 minutes from Detroit. .1 SPECIAL LOW WINTER RATES NOW IN EFFECT COLONIAL HOTEL & Mineral Baths MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN DIETARY LAWS CAREFULLY OBSERVED Management: MAX ELKIN - • - • ALBERT GROSSMAN 2" ANNUAL BALL TO BE GIVEN BY The Bialystocker Aid Society Sunday Evening, November 28 AZTEC TOWER (Union Guardian Bldg ) Music by DEL DELBRIDGE and His Orch Eat. and Entertainment Galore Tickets-50c Per Per,n a Zedakah's Victory Rally Next Monday Agree Memorial Society to Install Officers Nov. 28 CLIFFORD 0011 GIFTS for the HOME Third Floor invited Past Matron Ann Paul, to serve at mistress of ceremonies, The retiring worthy matron, Theresa 11, Klein, was then es- corted to her station by her corps of officers, who first formed a SHAW—KLINGER triangle pointing West, symbolic An invitation is extended to Mrs. Sara Klinger of W. Chi- of her completion of her year. cago Blvd. announces the mar- all members and friends to be The officers then made an arch present at Zedakah Club's meet- riage of her daughter, Jeanne of large white mums in the East Elizabeth, to Benjamin Shaw, son ing and victory rally to he held through which the retiring war- of Joseph Shaw of Pasadena Ave. on Sunday, Nov. 21. I)eVillers Art Needle Work & Knittin g Studio order Inntructions Nov. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Vein (Nance Rosenthal), son, Howard Bruce. Blouse Shop HARRY ZAUSMER TREES PLANTED IN PALESTINE IN BUTZEL FOREST RCS MRS. LOUIS ROBINSON (Miss Pauline M. Berko) 1448 timate friend of the couple, was the only attendant at the wedding. Mrs. Robinson is the former Pauline M. Berko, well-known at- torney of New York City. She served as Assistant United States attorney for the southern district of New York for two years, and or the past three years repre- ented the Song Writers Pro- tective Association with offices in Radio City. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson will be pleased to see their many friends at their temporary residence in the Book Cadillac Hotel. f Prenzlauer Group's Luncheon on Dec. .1 Rabbi Leon Fram to Be Guest Speaker MRS. BEN JACOB at the Detroiter Hotel on Monday, Nov. 29, at 1:30 p. m. There will be an optional 60- cent luncheon at 12:30. Mrs. Babe Mohler, TO 5-3037, is in charge of reservations. Sirs. Ben Jacob, assisting Mrs. J. llarwith, promise an enter- taining program, Women desiring to earn their money for the donor luncheon to be held at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday, Dec. 8, can secure in- formation by calling Mrs, Morris Knopper, TO 7-8961. the Final arrangements have been made by the Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid for the fifth donor luncheon which takes place on Wednesday, Dec. 1, at 12:30 p. m., at the Statler Hotel. Rabbi Leon From will be the principal speaker. There will also be a fine musical program, Hostesses have been chosen from the Infant Service Group, and the group's board members. All chair- men and the committees take re- servations if called before the af- fair. For further information call Mrs. N, Blatnikoff or Mrs. E. El- lcnstcin, SEKS WOODWARD AVG HUDSON'S After-Thanksgiving SALES Friday and Saturday Women's and Misses' Dresses, Coats, Furs, Sportswear, Evening Apparel thy matron's two-year-old daugh- ter, Barbara Mae Klein, conduct- ed her mother to her station. TREES PLANTED THROUGH The worthy patron, Harry Zeus- NATIONAL FUND COUNCIL I Springer, was escorted to her sta. The Jewish National Fund tion in the East by her own corps Council acknowledges the plant- of officers who enclosed her in- ing of trees in the Fred M. But- side a triangle formed around the zel Forest in Palestine as follows: altar when she received her obli- Two trees in memory of Mrs. gation. They then formed an arch Isabelle Trunsky by Mr. and Mrs. of roses in the East through which I. B. Dworman, the worthy matron's daughter, Three trees in honor of Fred Deborah Springer, led her mother M. Blitzed, by the Music Study FIFTH AND SIXTH FLOORS to her Chair, while the vocalist, Club of Detroit. Clara Weingardcn, sang "Love Mrs, S. L. Kavanau, president For information regarding tree- sends a little gift of roses." of the Women's Auxiliary of the planting in the Butzel Forest , The worthy patron, Harry Taus- please communicate with Mrs. IBNAI Jewish Children's Home, wishes mer, was escorted to his station to announce that the regular o Slmovitz, Un. 1-6972, at the left of the worthy matron 17417 Sto epel Ave. meeting and Chanukah party for by his wife, Lena, and their two A beautifully-en' the children will be held on Wed- d cer- sons, Bertram and Norman A. nesday, Dec, 1, instead of Dec. 6, tificate, bearing Mr. Butlers A vocal selection was rendered photograph and indicating that Acting on behalf of Congrega- as previously announced. by Helen Singer, accompanied by trees have been planted in the Mrs, Herbert Metz will give tion final Moshe, Rabbi Moses Phyllis L. Siegel at the piano. Fred M. Butsel Forest in Pal- Fischer presented the Jewish Na- an interpretative reading on the The following past matrons and estine, is presented to each tional Fund Council of Detroit life of Chopin. past patrons installed the officers donor towards this specific fund with a check for $50 for the pur- Mrs. Saul Davidson is chair- elect: Agnes Yarrows, the war- administered by the Jewish Na- chase of Huleh Gift Bonds for the man of the Chanukah party for I thy matron; Sy Feinberg, the tional Fund. reclamation of the Ilulch region the children which will take place worthy patron; Sadie Goldstein, TREE PLANTED THROUGH in Palestine, at 7 o'clock. Candy and gifts the associate matron; Leo Gott- THE HADASSAH COMMITTEE HUDSON'S FOURTH FLOOR This gift is a voluntary offering will be distributed and a movie furcht, the associate patron; Edy- Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, chairman to the Jewish National Fund. will be presented through the the Cugell, the secretary, treas- of the Jewish National Fund com- courtesy of Alex Schreiber. urer, warder and sentinel; Esther mittee of Hadassah, announces the A luncheonette under the chair. Cohen, the conductress and asso- purchase of a Huleh gift bond by manship of Mrs, Julian Weber, to ciate conductress; Ann Paul, the Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Meyer in be served to members and friends chaplain; Hannah Harvith, the honor of the Bar Mitzvah of their at 1:30 p. m., will precede the marshall; Selma Rosenblatt, the non, Seymour L. afternoon meeting, Captains and workers for the organist; Cora Jacoby, the star Trees were planted this week as landscape luncheon to be given by points; Theresa R. Klein, the color follows: bearers and alternates. The floral In honor of the 17th wedding the Women's Auxiliary, Jewish work was performed by the star anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Home for Aged, met last Tuesday points of 1937. liam Isenberg, and the 25th wed- morning at a rally and luncheon The following were installed as ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. at which Dr. Otto A. Hirsch, officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. Sam Kaufman of Calvert Charles Isenberg, by Mr. and Mrs. superintendent of the Home for Eva Springer, worthy matron; Simon Shetzer; in honor of the Aged, was the principal speaker. Ave. was hostess to the members Pledgee for the luncheon are of the North Woodward branch Harry Zausmer, worthy patron; 20th wedding anniversary of Mr. SECOND FLOOR—FARMER Rhea Cashman Gladwin, associate and Mrs. Abe Srere by Mr. and being signed up in increasing num- of the Jewish Women European matron; Ben Gladwin, associate Mrs. Sidney Stone; in memory of bers daily. Members desiring dime Welfare Organization on Tuesday' patron; Selma Rosenblatt, secre- Isabel Trunsky, by Mr. and Mrs. savings banks are advised to phone noon, Nov. 23. tary; Dora Schwartz, treasurer; Isadore Berman and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harry Wine at Townsend Great effort is being put forth 8-8197• Eva Mann, conductress; Pauline H. B, Gittleman. in behalf of the forthcoming fifth Any of the following may be annual donor luncheon to be held Mendelssohn, associate conduct- Mrs, S. L. Kavanau, 1999 Cal- ress; Alice Garfinkle, chaplain; vert Ave., Townsend 8-3834, will contacted for information regard- Tuesday, Jan. 4, at 12:30 p. m., Fanny Kaplan, marshal; Phyllis be pleased to give further in- ing the rummage store: Mrs. at the Fort Wayne Hotel Maurice Wagner, Grant Hotel, Siegel, organist; Helen Singer, formation. Mrs. Ida Schultz, general chair- Cherry 7400; Mrs. A. A. Messen- man, announces an interesting soloist; Helen Tack, Adah; Mil- ger, 4066 Tyler Ave., Hogarth cultural and musical program. dred Schwartz, Ruth ; Miriam 5672; or Mrs. Mark Benach, 4080 Schultz, Esther; Zelda Levine, The rummage chairman, Mrs. Tyler Ave., Northlawn 8552, Martha; Foe Stalburg, Elects; A. J. Redblatt, announces dates Next Tuesday, Nov. 30, at 10:30 may still be made by calling Martha Serlin, w a r el e r; Belle ON OCE•N MY/NM/NIKO BY THE oath[ an larcar.oho watch. Lachman. sentinel; Toba Jackson, . tn., a pep rally will again he Townsend 5-1462 Mrs. A. Git- 'ref smsciumn NOM ON TM sec conducted for captains and work- tleman and Mrs. S. Kaufman are Byrdie Reisman, Rose Friedman, color bearers. Alternates—Sarah era, at the Home for Aged on actively promoting card parties The Bnai Moshe Sunday School tPheetos Jewish i shw Ave. Heeir tm a r a en IF . ,ued Simons, Adah; Esther Goldstaff, extends an invitation to parents stefirealdtioonf end can he reached by calling La- F.1.31111 11 611' AT POI RT104NTII Ruth; Faye Haidy, Esther; Sadie and friends to attend the Chanu- layette 1375. There are still var- will address this meeting. Nitchun, Martha; Byrdie Reisman, kah Program on Sunday, Dec. 5, will ways of making admission to Sunday, Dec. 5th, 8:30 p. m. the luncheon. Electa; Rose Friedman, warder. For information at 11:30 a. m., in the social hall and third Mondays of each month , of the congregation. Beth Itzchock Ladies' Chan - call Euclid 3527-W, or Mrs. J. Meeting dates are now the first Modell, president, Longfellow 8033. A varied program, including ukah Dinner Sunday; Monday of each month. The first two plays recently published by For reservations call Mrs. A. B. Rabbi Strauss to Speak K noppen, Tyler 6-9553. meeting under the new regime of ; the Bloch Co., has been planned. — • officers will be in the form of a One of these "Sorority" depicts emoria The Ml luncheon, which The Sisterhood of Congrega- is a traditional event, will be held regular business meeting on Mon- life of a Jewish girl in college. lion Beth Itzchock will give a on Monday, Dec. 13, 12:30 p. m., day, Dec. 6. The coming of Chanukah com- pletely alters the college life of Chanukah supper at 3836 Fisher at Lacher's. For reservations call this girl. The casts are under the Ave. on Sunday, Nov. 28, at 6 Sirs. A. G o I d b e r g, chairman, o'clock, Rabbi I. trews will lec- Townsend 5-4256, or her co-chair- direction of Miss M. Sklar and I are on "The Situation in Eu- man, Mrs. A. J. Redblatt. Miss L. Mellen, as he witnessed it on his Mrs, M. Silverstone, chairman In addition, the handicraft de- rope." trill last summer through Pales- of the dinner dance held at the partment under the direction oft Sabbath Morning Pertiree: tine. Austria and Poland. The Chalet on Nov. 21, thanks her Miss R. Cooperman and 91, M. II Uteri.. of Interimne thing. S y t In Sabbath morning. NoT 27. TN be followed by a co-chairman, Mrs. S. Schwartz, S mith announce a Chanukah art lecture Iwo M Pratt kiln will preach nn the Top SoIaritinta, Tr•piral Patios, question period. - Th•nitogIvIng Thoughts and her committee and friends exhibit to be held the same date Coektail Lounge end Grille, Pent Men'. '. Mb: Tickets for the dinner and lee- for making the affair a success. in the library of the congregation. The N ene nu b of Temple nets El Hone.. serf Bathing Iron Hold tore, “" $1, may be obtained at Intern e tin, A variety of things made by Sun- All sports nod serial ache Ilea e u.t7eunutuul'o. u take u trl isre. on Thrat. eve• the office of the synagogue, 3836 day School pupils will be exhibited. Contributions to the Sylvia IfodiRed American (herniating& ning. IN, 7. at A Orb, It. The program Fisher Ave. Children's Home Chanukah Party Next Wednesday MOSHE BUYS HULEH GIFT BOND Children's Wear and Furnishings, Nursery Furniture Women's Auxiliary of Hume for Aged Luncheon Plans of J.W.E.W.O. Branch Boys' Sandy Ross Suits, Overcoats, Jackets---All Sizes! GRAND Chanukah Concert Cong. Bnai David Chanukah Program at School of Bnai Moshe on Dec. 5 efilkundleackirtoth TheTi es Miami Reach's Outstanding Hotel Achievement &wit Swill Kuhl§ n Me Simons Scholarship Fund will lets the forrn of - An Intimate I Evening With t he Rathie" Temple High Rekord Chanukah Donee: Tear *one .nd daughters of hien echoed ann um Invited to attend the Temple Nigh fir hoot til•nolt•h dame' givnorm the stuantres of the Student (Lune((en Sunday. Nov. 25, •I I oclock. There le to he • den,* end hole' supper. •ubwrIptIon Is per rouple and Informal. Far tickets rail M•dt.n 1151. Nen% Temple Club: lor. Warren N. I.av lnn. dtrector of the guidance mid pliNernen1 bureau of the Board of Eduratton or Iserroit. win *Peek on the Nalor,: ••ocatMnal an,—Note ran Parent• Help? , TIRO, Y. 6:nv. II, 1.16 0. m., Ift401 Temple, Club room. under the spootror• ship fir Cho vocational gletd•nre ram: mitt.. of the Wee. (lote. Temple 1.f . ent* a, especially Invited to attend, Ono ar i CALENDAR OF EVENTS Nov. 27—Bingo party of Ladies' Auxiliary of Bnai Brith at the Bnai Moshe Auditorium, Dexter and Lawrence. Nov. 28—Balloon and Hollywood bridge of Detroit lie- brew Society of the Deaf, at Jewish Center. Nov. 29—Women's Auxiliary of United Hebrew Schools, paid-up membership luncheon, 12:30 p. m. , at Fort Wayne Hotel, Temple and Cass Ayes. Dec. 5—Chanukah concert of Congregation Bnai David. Cantor Ben Zion Kapov-Kagan, soloist. and dinner) and /coven,' Mama finperlative Rather Cologne. Contributions to the Sylvia Si- mons Scholowsky Memorial Fund VVATURINt1 of the Music Study Club were re- ceived from the following: In honor of Melvin Burton Sar- the most outstanding Cantor of one time. ni- Ors birthday from Mr. and Mrs. A chute of men and yawn., • mmphony RR, hewn. , IS persona—directed by Saul Sarnoff: in memory of Joseph nlrk in proem. Levin, A. Louis Gordon, Mrs. of Ilt•rsicol, folk sod or selection*. Louis Steerman, Mrs. Jennie JOE- ywy. from Dr. and Mrs. Quentin Kesler; in memory of Samuel S. Brame, Mrs. A. Plotter, Mrs. Al- Lyonel Margolis is screen test bert Grobower, from Mr. and Mrs. director at Universal Studios. McIntire Benyas; from Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schakne in memory of newer* for all occasions — Abraham Jacobs. Cantor Kapov-Kagan ATTENTION MARGARET REM' In anyone know. M 4 Reed will they please tell kd that there is a package an . ... letter from Illinois, which she may obtain by sending her ad. dress to Box 800, Detroit Jew. ish Chronicle, Hank Dunning, the Giant's catcher, scored 10 points in the baseball writers' poll of the most valuable player in the N.H.'s.?