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December 31, 1937

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turned from an extensive Euro-
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Begins Monday ...

Annual January

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weisman
The January meeting of the
of Boston Blvd. will hold open Detroit section of the National
house on New Year's Day.
Council of Jewish Women will be
held at 2:30 p. m. on Monday,
Miss Betty Butzel gave a cock- Jan. 3. Mrs. Ruth I. Workum,
tail party on Sunday, Dec. 26, at the artist who will grace the pro-
gram, has the rare gift of bring-
her home on Edison Avf.
ing laughter. She is a diseuse with
a fine musical background. Her
Dr. and Mrs. Ilarold T. Ratt- portfolio includes scenes from the
ner will compliment Miss Lizette concert hall, the drawing room,
Freund and her fiance, Dr. Bar- and many delineations of daily
nett Malbin, at a cocktail supper life, none of which escape her
party on Jan. 'J.
satrical but kindly observation.
Her presentations have been re-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman ceived with great acclaim, not
only
for their originality but also
will entertain a group of friends
at a New Year's Eve party in because of their charm and ar-
tistry.
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MRS. SCHAVER TO SING
AT PIONEER LUNCHEON
ON TUESDAY, JAN. 11

Gershwin Memorial
Program of Music
Club on Tuesday

Home for Aged, will be given at
the Home for Aged on Petoskey
and Humphrey Ayes.
Mrs, I. E. Goodman, chairman
of the luncheon, and Mrs. Nate
Kaletsky, her co-chairman, to-
gether with the entire committee
are enthused over the excellent re-
sults of teir efforts and have de-
cided to honor the paid-up pled-
gees at tea next Monday.
Besides refreshments and a busi-
ness meeting, vocal selections will
be rendered by Grace Salasnek
Berlin who will be accompanied
at the piano by Marion Goodman.
In addition, Mrs. Ezra Lipkin will
give dramatic readings. Mrs. Ber-
nard Lachs, is chairman of the
day, and Mrs. Albert Ilarwith is
her co-chairman.
The secretarial and program
committees were tendered a tea
in their honor by Mrs. A. 81. Fer-
ar, president of the auxiliary, at
her home last week.
The Landscape Luncheon is to
take place on Jan. 12, at noon, in
the Fountain Room of the Masonic
Temple. All profits will be utilized
for landscaping the grounds about
the Home for Aged,
For information regarding the
luncheon phone Mrs. Goodman,
Townsend 8-2779, or Mrs. Kalet-
sky, Longfellow 2422,
All paid-up pledges, who until
now have received only a signed
receipt in recognition of having
paid for their admission to the
luncheon, will receive their form
ticket+ for admission 10 (lays be-
fore the date of the affair.
Mrs, Robert Rosen and Mrs.
Maurice Wagner are assisting
Mrs. Lachs in procuring the enter-
tainment and Mrs. Harry Wine is
assisting Mrs. David Werbe in
decorations ter the luncheon.
Paid-up pledges for the land.
scope lsincheon wore announced
this week as follows:

MeethInies Mat Alit- ants Iterold Al-
len. J. W Allen. Sidney Allan. Harry Al.
tin walls Aronoff J Ainhinder, /I
Altman, P. Amerttick, M. Aronwon, W.
Arnow, 8. flatter, Louts Barak, Mark
itenacu. S. Bennet. L. Itenemen, Grace
9. Beilln, It. Berman. three Bernstein,
Mortis Birnbaum. II Bias, Louie Blum-
(erg, P. Boesky, W111.
iloesky. Edith
Watt. M. Pratt , nUdITIA J. IlininitskY•
Mollie R Cansamer. Ale, Cap.
Ian. P. Chalk., Bowie Cohen, Harry I..
renew
lisenmn Cohen. Irwin Cohen,
Jam.. J. Cohen, %ate Cohen. N Cohn.
A. J. Copeland, Chas. Cornell. II. Cove,
Louis Dallts, H. Dart, It David,... Belle
Davidson. I. Davidson. Saul Davideon,
Ilenr; Donee, A. Deuterh, R. Eckelman,
M. Ehrlich, Jon. 1I. Ehrlich, E, Elk, E.
Fdtps, It. J. Eppe, Mary Falk, K. Fau-
dent. Wrn. Tandem, Rebecca Feldman,
A. Is Ferar, I. W. Fink, J. Frank. I.
Fraser. J. Freedman. Para Freedman,
J.
Friedberg, Bernard Frietilaender, J.
Friedman.
Is Gartistone. Harry Galperin, M.
Garelick. Carl D. German, L. German.
Ott. Sent (ere.. Philip Gilbert, ft Gins.
hero. Anna blazer. 11.1,11aIl Golanty,
Goldberg. Same! Goldberg, Barry Gold•
mon, Barry Goldetein, L Goldberg, Nel-
lie GoldstIck, N. IL Goldetirk, 1. E. Good.
mem it Goodman. lien Gorelick, Philip
Gorelick. B. Gottlotth, Fannie Gould,
Sloe Green. M. ...Greenberg, Bertha
Greenfield. Eugene Breenfleld, A. Grow,
Selma Ouneltert, Pam 'Hamburger,
A.
14 Hayden.
J. Roffman. A. Itomonoff.
Sara lionigmen, Jeanne Illren, 11
IczkovItz. 11. Inds, 1. Isaac.. A. Jo-
rot, Roth Jeffs. J.
Kaltman,
Kaltman.
J
I. Kaplan. A.
Kart, A. Kerner, E Klein. 8. Klef, M.

Philip Schaffer returned to his
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Ilimelhoch home in Philadelphia after a visit
are spending a fortnight in Miami with his children, Mr. and Mrs.
Beach, Fla.
Charles King of Santa Rosa
Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Redfield
complimented a few friends at
A formal dinner party was given
dinner on Dec. 29.
by Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Kogan
at their home on Cambridge Road
Irving Kaufmann is spending in honor of their daughter, Ruth,
the week-end in Buffalo.
who is vacationing from her stu-
dies at Vassar College. Her
On Jan. 6, Rabbi Leon Fram guests of honor were her cousins,
will address a banquet of the Beverly Nelsen from Adelphi Col-
honor society of the School Dis- lege, Long Island, N. Y., and Mor-
trict of Royal Oak. Ile will take rie. Lessen from the University
as his subject: "Youth Faces a of Southern California.
New World."

• Miss Thelma Mitchell, a stu-
dent at the University of Michi-
gan, spent part of her vacation
in Cleveland, as the guest of her
classmate, Miss Zelda Urdang of
Miss Elaine Tepper returned to Chalfonte Road, Shaker Heights,
her home in Allenhurst, N. J. on Cleveland, 0.
Dec. 30, after spending 10 days
with Miss Sue Wineman.
Mrs. Daniel Siegel of Fairfield
Ave. was hostess to the members
Miss Ruth Frank and Miss Mary of the Hadassah Cultural Group
Wineman gave a dinner-dance at and their mothers at a tea honor-,
the Great Lakes Club en Mon- ing her mother, Mrs. Morris
day, Dec. 27.
Shlensky of Chicago. Levy Beck-
er of the Jewish Community Cen-
The Collegiate Club of Detroit ter was the guest speaker. Mrs.
will hold its annual prom on Jan. Joseph Ehrlich gave an inspira-
2, at hotel Fort Wayne. The tional talk on Hadassah's work.
prom will be an informal affair
I and is open to the public. Re-
Miss Ann Gertrude Ehrinpries,
freshments will be served.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard
Ehrinpries, of W. Philadel-
The following Detroit girls are
home from Highland Manor phia Ave., sailed Dec. 24, from
School, Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N. New York on the S. S. Stuyves-
Y., to spend the holiday vacation sant, for a cruise on the Carrib-
with their parents: Miss Elaine bean Sea. Some of the ports she
Davidson, daughter of Mr. and will visit are Curacoa, Haiti,
Mrs. Saul Davidson, 2445 Boston Dzmerara, Port au Prince and
Blvd.; Miss Jeanne Koine, daugh- several cities in Venezuela.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Keine,
Ilugh M. Kopel, son of Mr. and
1079 Balfour Road; Miss Ruth
Levy, dam hter of Mr. and Mrs. Mts. flurry L. Hopei of Chicago
Harry B. Levy, 7328 Woodrow Blvd., is spending the holiday va-
Wilson Ave.; Miss Mildred Modell, cation in Chicago as the guest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mo- of his college roommate. Ralph
Read, son of Mrs. Bertha Read
dell, 1196 Edison Ave.
Rissman.
Miss Natalie Klivans of Shaker
Seymour Tilchin has returned
Heights, Cleveland, student at
Connecticut College, New Ilaven, from the Michigan-Ohio-Indiana
Conn., is the guest of Mr. and education convention, which he
Mrs. E. R. Gomberg of 123 How- attended as official delegate of
1 thorne Rd., Birmingham, for the Temple Beth El's Sunday School.
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Cum-
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ross of mins and children, Faye and
Chicago, Ill, formerly of Detroit Emanuel, of Burlingame Ave.,
announce the Bar Mitzvah of are visiting with Mrs. Cummins'
, their son, Walter, on Saturday brother, Dr. 11. Feldstein of Pitts-
' morning, Jan. 8, at the Ahavath burgh.
Zion Synagogue, Holbrook and
The Misses Kitty and Sophie
Brush. Open house at the home
of Mrs. Ross's parents, Mr. and Blanche Schwartz of Gladstone
Mrs. Norman R. Stein, 2050 Cal- Ave. will sail on Jan. 6. on the
vert Ave. on Sunday, Jan. 9. No Queen of Bermuda for Bermuda
and Havana. On their return to
cards.
New York, they will spend a few
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen of days as guests at the New Yorker.
Atkinson Ave. entertained in
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pearlman
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac B.
Cold and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur of Elmhurst Ave. left for Flor-
ida
where they will spend a fort-
Karp of Ilillsdale, who spent the
night.
past week at the Statler Hotel.

Miss Betty Levy and Miss Carol
Lewis entertained a group of
friends at a cruise party on Dec.
28 at the Great Lakes Club.

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luncheon, which will be held at
Masonic Temple on Jan. 11.
Mrs. Scheyer, while traveling
through Europe, gave interesting
concerts in the capitals of Europe.
She is now engaged in an ex-
tensive concert tour through the N
United States.
At the luncheon on Jan. 11 Mrs.
Scheyer will be accompanied on B
the piano by the well-known pian-
ist, Rebecca Katzman Frohman.
The four groups of the Pioneer
Women's Organization are actively
at work to make this seventh an-
nual donor luncheon a big success.
Pledges are coming in rapidly,
and more pledges are now being
accepted, For further information
call Mrs. Michael Michlin, Town-
send 6-8483.

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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fish-
Miss Leah Ruth Pearlman,
(laughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Ben- man and family, formerly of
jamin Pearlman, is spending the Elmhurst Ave., are now residing
holidays with relatives in Pitts- at 3038 Collingwood.
b urgh.
A HAPPY 1938 TO YOU ALL
Mrs. Beatrice Lorber of Cleve-
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian D. Rosen land 0., is spending the week-
The Music Study of Detroit will
left to spend the holidays in end with her aunt and uncle. Mr.
present a George Gershwin me-
and Mrs. Jack Joslove of 3021
New York and Philadelphia.
Offielal Agent, All IJnos
morial program on Tuesday, Jan.
Rochester Ave.
Eudice Shapiro, Brilliant Young
WM Washington Blvd., eur. Grand
4,
at
2:30
p.
m.
at
the
Y.W.C.A.
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Violinist, to Be Presented
Peter Morse and Ralph Weil,
Miss Loretta De Young, Detroit K. Kurtzman. F. Kutloc, 8. Kotaen.. P. both
Its. 3341-69-71
The
last
meeting
of
the
Wein-
a. Soloist
students
at
the
University
ran
TEMPLE 1-7870
2181
WATSON ST.
piano teacher, who has studied Kul Ann
LeBow, Myren Landsherg. M. of Michigan, are spending their berg Family Club was held at the
Dandau,I.
vacation with the former'. par- home of Mrs. I. Horwitz of Broad-
A
morning
meeting
and
dessert
Llehzon. M. Leiter. S. LevIni. Kat;
Leti t. SI Levinson. Pauline Levi,.. t ents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice street Blvd. on Wednesday, Dec.
15. Cards were played and re- luncheon for captains and their
I Levin. I. M. Lewitt, 8. hewlw J.
Morse.
Lindenhourn. lien Lutz Ethel McLain,
freshments were served. Mrs. workers will be held Monday, Jan.
Markowitz. M. Caplan. Anna MI.,
A.
Emmer of Glynn Court was 3, at the home of Mrs. Jacob H.
H. Moore
Greetings and Best Wishes
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Morse
Schakne, 8603 LaSalle Blvd., for
IL Nichols. B. Net..., Meyer New-
and family, formerly of Wilde- hostess at a social on Wednesday, the purpose of discussing plans for
man. Sant Newman. Wallace Newton,
Dec.
29,
it tuipenhelm, N. Gasman, Louis Paul, mere Ave., have moved to 1480
RADIO & SOUND
the concert appearance here on
Et elfin Persil. M. Pollack. Meyer Pren•
Lincolnshire Drive.
On OCEAN 01100 sr.purrimosearre•
trt, prleco, J. Rabinowitz, Jack Raid.
The first issue of the Bulletin Jan. 31, of Eudice Shapiro, brit-
Simon Shetzer, president of the
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris DeLee of of the Rabbinical Assembly, just liant young violinist, under the Jewish Community Council, this
published, announces among the auspices of the Music Study Club week announced the selection of
Rogers. J. nonfat. J. IOmen. R. Rogen•
Chicago
were
the
guests
of
Mr.
herg. D. Rosenblatt. M. Rosenzweig.
5650 GRAND RIVER AVE.
D mommas, L. Ryrna, Pam afil 5- and Mrs. Henry Friedman of Edi- graduates from the Jewish Theo- of Detroit. Captains who will at- the following to serve, with Isidore
Miami Bench's
TYLER 4.2100
men, RA rf Weir, J Paperstein. 8. illra• son Ave. during the past week- logical Seminary who have been' are the following Mesdames:
501,5. II J haeffer. L. Schlummel, A.
called to pulpits, are the follow- A. M. Bookstein, Sol Trigg, Ed- Sobeloff as chairman, on the pro-
Outstanding Hotel
S. broker, M Schreiber. N. Schreiber, end.
ina': Jacob Goodman has been ward Stein, David Kallman, Ben- gram committee:
E. Pr buster. Wm. Perlin, L. AhavIro, I.
Achievement
Phetzsr, S Sholhet, P It Sidney. R.
Levy Becker, Shloime Bercovich,
Mrs. Charles E. Goodman and called to Grand Rapids, Stich.;' jamin Weinman, Sidney Wallace,
81Iherltlatt it Silver. B. Silverman, E.
Mrs. 61, J. Berris, Mrs. Douglas
Pipher, Pythlan Fasten, Temple 1 5 2, daughter. Winifred, will arrive and IIerbert Parsers former De-1 Louis Colin, Rose Bassin Stein,
II. Sloan. M. Smith. J. Sobel, C. Solo-
trotter, has been called to Free- Ben Coggen, Benjamin Alpert, 1. Brown, Max Chomsky, Lawrence concern itself with working out a
Sunday
from
Virginia,
Minn.,
to
mon. It. Alcorn., P. Stashefeky, J. Sta•
be the guests of their mother, port, L. I. Barney Kahn, Jacob 11. Schakne, W. Crohn, Rabbi Leon From, 81. cultural program that will have a
moll, A. !Praiser,
a pr cren Joseph
R Taus. E. W. Thompson. A. Titay,
h enry eltr
V ehincbeh a r g, 11. A
Mrs. Bertha Gomberg and family.
community-wide appeal.
P. Cowin. C. Slicers. IS Wagner, It.
Donald Cohn is at home for .
Warne,
Weller.
M. Wagner. 5.
R.
Last Sunday Harold Silver, di-
Welling. It Wellinc rte Welling,
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Schil- the holiday vacation, visiting with Behrman, Maurice Vernich, David
rector of the Jewish Social Serv-
Wine. I. Wine. S. Whirr. M. Wolk. 11.
ler of Chicago Blvd. were at home his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Werbe, Aaron Fellman, Maurice
Woolf, P. Yaks, J. Zama!, D. Zalesin.
ice
Bureau, spoke regarding the
J 7lflos. S. Teldes, I.. 7.1oun•n
Ii. to their relatives and friends on Cohn of 3015 Carter Ave. Don-, B. Benyas.
work of the Council over Station
Zoltrnan.
old is of
a cadet
at SS
estern executive
Military
Sunday.Dec.
26, 26 in honor
Dec
the
The
committee in
WMBC.
He termed the organiza-
engagement of their daughter, Academy at Alton,
and is in charge of arrangements for the
tion a unique experiment in com-
MRS. DAVID B. WERBE
Elaine Ruth. to Dr. Ilerbert Hol• his sophomore year.
concert consists of the following:
munity co-operation and pleaded
man of Newark. N. J.
Mesdames David Huber, general
for the patient support of all sec-
with Herman Wasserman of New
Mrs. M. Geller and son, David, I chairman; Jacob Souls, first vice
If Mori. of Innirions liring. gly•
tors of the local Jewish population.
York City, the teacher of George
Earl Harris of Chicago spent of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. Gel- chairman and Music Club contact;
Top Solariums, Tropiral
Gershwin, and who was personally
several days with his uncle and I let's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. ,Meyer 11 e r r I s, second vice
Corking Lounge and GAk, Mat
acquainted with the late composer,
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bloom- ' Abramson of Edison Ave.
chairman; Harry Cohen, secre-
TO DEDICATE YIDDISH
Fosses, Part Balking from Hotel.
will give a talk on his hie,
Akivah Draskin, president of the garden of Edison Ave.
—
tary; Davis Cole, treasurer; Ar-
All .poets sad .octal
LIBRARY NEXT SUNDAY
A playlet in five scenes entitled Arukah charter of Wayne Univer-
Miss Sydelle Smith's engage- thus Purdy, tickets chairman, Jack
Modified American (Iuvakfaet
Heaven on Earth", written and sity, spoke on the historical back-
Miss Myra Sarasohn of Lawr. meat to Morris J. Kosak was en-
WWII dinner) and Ennmeas Plan,
directed by Mrs. David B. Werbe, ground of the Polish situation
Ave. is visiting in New York. nounced at • dinner-dance held Stenbuck,
publicity
chairman;
Ber-
The Yiddish Library Association
gaperlathe limher
nard Lachs,
printing
chairman;
A.
will feature outstanding episodes which led up to the creation of
will dedicate the Yiddish section
at Northwood Inn. Dec. 25. Miss C. Lappin, Music School contact.
in the life of George Gershwin, ghetto benches. at the meeting held
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Opoen- Smith is the daughter of Mr. and
of
the Jewish Community Center
The Music Study Club, under
beginning with his early youth Let the home of Virginia Lrchten- helm and son are spending the Mrs. Moe D. Smith of LaSalle
library on Sunday evening, Jan. 2,
whose auspices Miss Shapiro will
and reaching a stirring climax stein.
holiday vacation with their fem. Blvd.
8:30 o'clock. The evening's pro-
at
appear here, sponsors a scholar-
with the rendition for two pianos
During a five-minute stand-up ! ily in Indiana Harbor. Ind.
gram will include addresses on
of the "Rhapsody in Blue", by session for moral support of the
Miss Naomi S. Ellias was hos. ship fund for the purpose of as-
timely
subjects by two well-known
Mesdames Harry 11. Platt and Polish Jews, Norman Leeman,1 Constance Bothman of Ann Ar- toss at a tea honoring three of sisting students of unusual mu-
speakers, as well as musical and
talent who are unable with-
Max Fisher,
chairman of the protest meeting, bor is a holiday guest of Shirley her classmates at the home of her
literary features. The public is in-
out help, to further their studies.
Guests tickets may be procured drew up a resolution urging Sec- Ruth Kopel. daughter of Mr. and parents on Clairmount Ave.
vited.
Miss Shapiro attracted attention
RKIFI at the door,
RIWID TO
retary of State Cordell Hull to Mrs. Harry L. Kopel of Chicago
awarded
the
1937
W113
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Thal of when she
The cast of the play includes the lodge a protest with Poland.
Blvd.
Glynn Court left Monday for New prize of 81,000 offered biennially
tan /
SENIOR BICUR CHOLEM
followings Mesdames Sidney Al-
The members are purchasing a
ISIDORE SOBELOFF
len, Charles Alpern, Benjamin Al- Huleh Gift Bond, the money going
Irvine Levitt, student at the Orleans from which point they by the National Federation of Mu-
will
leave
on
a
West
Indies
sic
Clubs
and
won
wide
acclaim
shirars*1 sumo ramil boa pert, .1. M. Berries Burton Clam- for the reclamation of Mulch University of Michigan, is re-
age, Harry Cohen, David Huber, swampland in northern Palestine. turning to school, after his vaca- cruise. from the New York critics when Harr, Bernard Isaacs. Herman I Senior Bicur Cholem thanks al'
she made her recital debut there. Jacobs, A. .1. Lachover, Benjamin I Jewish organizations for helping
It's famous toe Revise
Herman Hoexter, Myron Jacoby,
Thirty members met at the home tion at home with his parents. Mr.
Gizi Szanto will present Sarabel Mrs. Saul Sarnoff is president Laikin, Louis Levine, Ilerman i in the success of the Chanukah
David Isallman, Jacob S. Saute, of Annette Isaacs for a tobaggwon and Mrs. I. L. Levitt of 3260
Radin, Philip Rosenthal) Morris dinner. The society thanks the
Is eon never b. Gas
folly Maurice Vernick, George Weingar- party which was held at River Richton Ave.
Drootman, 14-year-old pianist, in of the Music Study Club
Shatzen, Rabbi Isaac Stollman and President and members of the
den, Ezra Lipkin and Mrs. Lip- Rouge, Sunday, Dec. 26.
a concert on Friday evening. Jan.
,mitoted
Junior Bicur Cholem for the sum
Benny Goodman, the swing ex-1 Mrs. Sol Wolff,
kin's son, Seymour.
Harold Trunsky, formerly of 7, at 8:30 p. m., at the Detroit
The committee, which held its of money they gave at the dinner
Mrs. Jacob II. Schakne is chair-
Flowers for all occasions — Calvert Ave., is now residing at Conservatory of Music. All friends Pert, first tooted hie clarinet in
first meeting last Wednesday, will to help needy and sick of Detroit.
man of the program.
a Chicago synagogue.
Dexter-Joy Florist. Tyler 6-6622. the Wilshire Hotel •
are invited

Inquiries and bookings for the
routing hell and Minter season In-
dicate we even greater demand that
previousir.
If you have any intention of
teaseling or centring this pennon, why
not get In lunch mills me at once.

Rhea E. Cashman,

EAGLE BAKING CO., Inc..

Community Council
Program Committee

grfach
ides

Wayne Students
Protest Ghetto
Bench to Hull

Atm lacier

Music Study Club
Concert on Jan. 31