4,4i/erica ,)swish Pedalled! eater CLIFTON ATINCI - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 Thfif)morrIEnsn(ARornctil and January 14, 1938 • Ladies Aid Society Donor Fete Jan. 25 ON THE LABEL is the emblem of the UNION OF ORTHODOX JEWISH CONGRECA. TIONS OF AMERICA (U) The New Home- Style Soup! Made as YOU like it! Heinz VEGETARIAN Soup Heinz OVEN- BAKED Pareve! Beans In Delicious tomato sauce Milchig! 7 Pareve I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clayman announce the engagement o their daughter, Lorraine, to Irven Nesselson, son of Mr, and Mrs Frank Nesselson. Mr. and Mrs. Etschock Wainer of Elmhurst Ave. announce( the engagement of their daughter, Sylvia Ann, to Yale Drazen son of Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Drazen of St. Louis, Mo., at a dinne for the immediate families on Jan. 2. Miss Wainer is a graduate of Wayne University and Mr. Drazen is a graduate of Washington University. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Wedding Calendar fin Merl), of Elkins and Olympia Hotels AN NOI 34'ES Ids assoriallon wllh Miami Reach Is a playground surronntl- int ■ mr Abatis.° •om- — larti fortable — A noted Cuisine — Dietary Latin — Sky High Solarium — I' a t lo Terrace ft-31tde Concerts — Dancing. SPIOCIAL JANUARY RATES Your Hosts The FamilyJacobs ALAMAC HOTEL I viiprommsesuom totionnoamainuntramanommuma January Clearance Sale Take advantage of these unusually low prices offered at our January Clearance Sale now going on. Never before have our prices been reduced as low as they now are. Beautiful French, English and modern pieces upholstered in lovely imported damasks and brocatelles, also beautiful imported Lamps, Occasional Pieces and Giftware. Here are a few of our Specials. Modern Davenport Cot ens' In 11ent0 Ifni (neuter!) Mohair, Kid .111 for $195.110 NOW 149 English Davenport Covered in Cortioroy Teti et formeely • o I d for 8 200 . 00 NOW 1 3 9 French Davenport Cm toed In Import. Itrocatel ie. I armee!) .10 for {225.00 NOW 1 69 NOW $15 to 25 $ 10 to 20 OCCASIONAL TABLES 35 to 75 15 to 45 FRENCH PULL-UP CHAIRS 35 55 MAHOGANY and WALNUT CHAIR TABLES BROCATELLE COVERED LOUNGE CHAIRS ENGLISH WING CHAIRS IN BROCATELLE FRENCH PROVINCIAL BEDROOM SUITE MODERN BEDROOM SUITE IN GREY HAIRWOOD . MODERN BEDROOM SUITE IN SOLID WALNUT MAHOGANY BRIDGE SETS ALL-METAL BRIDGE SETS 95 95 245 245 275 229 17" 47 65 145 195 225 17 950 d r, f CHIPPENDALE Bedroom Suite IN MAHOGANY ■ f - ; !ti. I V! s9.g N W 185 LOUIE 15TH Bedroom Suite IN AS14:311001/ Formerly sold (la $245.00 NOW 185 Duncan Phyfe Dining Room Suite IN HAIM T • nrmerir (,245.00 AND MANY OTHER BARGAINS. COME IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION WHILE OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LAYAWAY PLAN, A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ARTICLE UNTIL NEEDED. mold for NOW 18 5 DON'T LET WHOLESALE PRICES FOOL YOU . . . WE SELL FOR LESS CENTURY 11708 DEXTER BLVD. FURNITURE SHOPPE 4 4 4 TOWNSEND 8-9368 and Mrs. Emanuel Rosman of Cortland Ave., became the bride of Dr. Emory Stein. Mrs. Harry Robinson. sister of the bride, acted as the matron of MORSE—NORWICH honor. The English Room of the Sta- The bridesmaids were Miss Ger- ler Hotel Presented a beautiful trude Eichner. Miss Adele Brodie scene at the marriage of Miss Miss Lillian Siegel. Miss Gizella Lillian Norwich, daughter of Mr . Adler and Miss Beatrice Jaulus. and Mrs. William Norwich, to Dr. Samuel Ross assisted Dr. Jerome Morse, son of Mr. and Stein as best man. The ushers Mrs. William Morse of West Palm were Dr. Sidney Green. Dr. Louis STEIN — ROSMAN Beach, Fla., on Jan. 9. The cere- Brahman, Carl Rosman. Arnold The Bnai Moshe Synagogue was mony was performed by Rabbi Rosman and Morris Rosman. beautiful wedding Rosenthal under a canopy of the scene of a Following the ceremony, a din- ceremony on Jan. 2, when Miss Palms. ner for 250 guests was held in the Miss Fern Alkon was the bride's Bertha Rosman, daughter of Mr. Mat-ringto only attendant. Walter Morse of Cleveland, 0., brother of the groom was best man. Following the ceremony dinner was served to 65 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Morse left for a month's trip to Florida and Havana, Cuba. In Florida they will be the guest of the groom's parents. La Fay Models Were to $11.50 I. Miller Models Were to $15.75 RUSSEKS va LOW WINTER RATES NOW IN EFFECT J.\ Unexcelled In Dietary 47 2 f the treatment Laws of Rheumatism Arthritis Neuritis • Bath House Located Within Hotel Detroit Lodge No. 55, Knights of Pythias, on Tuesday inaugrated the first of a series of intellectual meetings for 1938. Bryan T. Rust, professor of government at Wayne University, spoke on "The World Crisis." The following appointed enter- tainment committee will have charge of social and intellectual tastes sod Nervosa Disoniers Colonial Hotel anci Mineral Baths MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN Open the y eur 'round—Managonent I MAN RIAIN—AllIERT GROSSMAN Women's Aux. Order of Bnai Brith Arrangements are being made for the first open meeting of the Junior League of the Mount Sinai Hospital Association of Detroit to be held at Temple Beth El on Wednesday evening, Feb. 2, at 8 o'clock. The committee in charge consists of Miss Fayga Keidan, Miss Eleanor Schetzer• Miss Rosa- lind Schubot, Miss Miriam Shet- zer and Miss Ethel Rom. Purity Chapter, No. 359, 0. E. S., announces a get - together luncheon and bridge on Monday, Jan. 17, at 12:30 p. m., at the Eastern Star Temple. 80 W. Alex- andrine. Mesdames Esther Cohen, Belle Lachman, Cele Pollack and Ida Schultz are the Commissary committee. There will be prizes. Mrs. Mildred Schwartz is chair- man and Mrs. Martha Megdall and Mrs. Alice Garfinkle are co- For reservations call chairmen. 7900 or Townsend llogarth 8-8334. $8 85 I. Miller Salon—Street Floor Dr. Baker to Speak to K. of P. Tuesday James Edgar. $585 Daytime styles and afternoon modes that accom- pany the avenue's smartest costumes! Shoes that have won critical acclaim on every daytime occasion . . . . the same fine quality and high fashion for which I. Miller is famed . . . . now grouped at those compelling sale prices! Suedes and gabardines featured in high or low heels! Births CENTURY'S FORMERLY I.MILLERSL- MISS DOROTHY HEIDEMAN agent in charge of the Federal Bureau of the Department of Jus- tice, will speak to the group on some of the activities of the De pertinent of Justice On Jan. 23, at 8:30, in the so- cial hall of the synagogue, the Y. P. S. will present its annual "Night at the Theater." Three one-act plays will be presented under the direction of Frank Tzevine. Dancing followed by re- freshments will conclude the eve- ning. Miss Dorothy Heideman is in charge of the social part of the evening The members of the cast in- clude Evelyn Robins, Ruth Wag- man, Anny Cohen, Adele Robins, Rebecca Kahn, Ralph Berntein, Jan. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Ileavenrich (Evelyn Sulz Jerry Silberblatt, and Ainslee Goodman. berger), a daughter. Jan. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Foster (Ann Schreiman I, a son, Melvin Ernest. Jan. 2—To Dr. and Mrs. Leon A. Katzin (Beatrice Kaplan) of 2057 Gladstone Ave., a daughter, Aarone Ruth. Dec. 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cohen (Belle Schwartz) of 2910 Taylor Ave., a son, Howard Sheldon. To Mr. and Mrs. Edgar K. Spertner (Molly Zebrack) a son, MI %MI ItFiCH MOOD& THE FAMILY JACOBS in the ' Jan. 26.—Sixth annual donor luncheon of Woman's Auxiliary of United Hebrew Schools, at Jan. 30—Miss Isabelle Lansky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fort Wayne Hotel, Temple and Lansky of 4080 Monterey Ave., to Marvin Markowitz, son of Mr. Cass, at 12:30 p. m. and Mrs. Max Markowitz. Ceremony and reception at bride's home, Jan. 23.—Eighth annual dance at 8 p. m. No cards. of Junior Jewish National Fund, Jan. 30—Miss llarriet Ann Kaiser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. at Hotel Stotler. J. Blum of Ypsilanti, Mich., to Max M. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Miller of West Philadelphia Ave. maminguncor IIIIIMMINNIMMINNININImmelle Feb. 1—Miss Ilylda Ruth Eisler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Eisler of 4572 Allendale Ave., to Jack Erman, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Erman of 3294 Blaine Ave. Rabbi M. Fischer will perform the ceremony. Feb. 7—Miss Lizette Mildred Fecund, daughter of Dr. Hugo A. Freund, to Dr. Barnett Malbin, son of Mrs. Rebecca Malbin. Joseph Elkins Further Reductions The next meeting of the Young People's Society of Shaarey Zedek will be held on Sunday. Jan. 16, at 3:30, at the syna- gogue. Jay C. Newman, special Jan. 30—Miss Irene Pollack. (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pollack of Virginia Park, to David Harold Finkel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Finkel of Sturtevant Ave., at the Hotel Fort Wayne, at five o'clock. Rabbi Leo M. Franklin will officiate. to — Mushroom — preen Pen T Astmragm — Celery — spinach Corn Chtm der I, Jan. 23—Miss Esther Frances Slobin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Slobin of 3205 Carter Ave., to Samuel Adelman of this city, formerly of Windsor. Jan. 23—Miss Rose Levitan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levitan of 1972 Ilazelwood Ave., to Max Milstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Milstein of 15513 Wildemere Ave., at Beth Tefilah Emanuel, Taylor and Woodrow Wilson. Jan. 23—Miss Nettie Wolk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Wolk of 3287 Richton Ave. to Meyer Stewart, son of Mrs. Lena Stewart of 2719 Clements Ave., at Cong. Beth Abraham, at '2 p. m. Mb. 3 SHAAREY ZEDEK Y P S I THEATRICAL EVENING Engagements As the final date of the fifth annual donor luncheon of the Ile- brew Ladies Aid Society is fast approaching, greater interest and enthusiasm in being manifested by members. This affair is to be held on Tuesday, Jan. 25, at Lacher's. Mrs. William I. Miller is in charge of the souvenir book, The program for the afternoon is being arranged by the commit- tee headed by Mrs. Abe Miller. Mrs. Jake Greenwald has charge of reservations. Mrs, I. E. Liebson is an active member of the committee on ar- rangements. The last meeting of the advisory board of the society was held at the home of Mrs. Morris Wein- stein, 2938 Sturtevant. The next meeting of the organi- zations will be held on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 19, at the Dexter- Lawrence Hall. This (late will be the deadline for accepting reserva- tions for the donor luncheon. Heinz Ko her (U) Cream Soups PAGE SEVEN THE LEGAL CHRONICLE PRESENTS CONTINENTAL ENSEMBLE A Concert Show of Internationally Famous Artists VICTOR CIIENKIN RAPHAEL -- Emma RUNITCH ORCHESTRA HALL, SUNDAY, JAN. 16, 8:30 p. m. Seats N o w—GrinnelPs—Orchestra Hall, 50c to $2.50, tax inc. The Pinsker Verein Will Present a Russian Cabaret "Around the Samovar " BELA JACOBY affairs: Bela Jacob, chairman; Dr. SUNDAY, JAN. 16TH, AT 8:30 P. M. Robert Rosen, co-chairman; Rob- ert Cole, Joseph Snider, Lewis L. BNAI MOSHE AUDITORIUM Steinberg, H. P. Cohen, Saul DEXTER AT LAWRENCE Kling, Isadore Gruskin, Barney Kosofsky, Fred Goldberg, Isadore Two big floor shows with music by • Balalaika and a dance orchestra—songs and Cossak dances—Russian buffet lunch Klein, Charles Jacobson a n d Harry Robbins. ADMISSION 50c I'ER PERSON Lewis L. Steinberg was appoint- A REAL TREAT IS IN 51r0RE FOR ALL ed publicity director. LEVINE BROS., Chairmen. Complete arrangements have been made for the joint installa- A membership tea sponsored by tion of officers of Detroit Lodge the activities committee of Ha- No. 55, Knights of Pythias, and Greater Detroit Temple No. 152, dassah was elven at the home of Mrs. Joseph Frank of Chicago Pythian Sisters, to take place Sun- Blvd., on Friday afternoon, day evening, Jan. 23, at Webster Hall. Installation will follow with Jan. 14. Mrs. Isaac Finkelstein is chair- a dinner dance and floor show. Bela Jacoby urges all to be pres- man of the card party sponsored NEED Miss Miriam TohnIch, daugh- by the Federation of Polish Jews ent at 6 o'clock sharp. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tolmich SPECIAL CARE Chancellor Commander Jacob and the Ezra Ladies Auxiliary, to of the Wilshire Hotel, returned Werner announces that it is the from a two-months' trip to Dal- aim of Detroit Lodge that part las, Tex., where she visited with of the proceeds of the weekly relatives. bingo parties be used to provide funds to send underprivileged Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Slaldaver a fresh air camp dur- and son, Ilartley, left for their children to ing the summer. HO. 1010 4737 Elmhurst home in Toronto. after spending Next Tuesday, Jan. 18, at 9 the past 10 days with their broth- P. M., will be an open meeting er-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. for members and friends. Dr. Reuben Allender of Warrington Harry J. Baker, director of the Drive. psychological clinic, will speak on "The Schools and the Handi- Miss Billie Cugell returned to capped Child." her home after spending the holi- day vacation in New haven, Conn. The Young Judaea Club elect- ed the following officers: D. Good- can, president; S. Arbit, vice- president; S. Matz. secretary; A. Cohen. treasurer; A. Levine, Jew- ish National Fund chairman; S. Weber, publicity and propaganda chairman; G. Lawton and A. Sil- verstein, librarians; A. Fox, en- tertainment chairman. Polish Federation Card Party Jan. 19 January Curtains FAULTLESS Curtain Laundry and Cleaners Cllbunt Stach,Torkla Miss Yetta I.ee Wainer enter- tained on Jan. 6, in honor of Morrey I.ipson of Stanford. Conn., who was visiting in the city for a week. Miss Shirley Bessman of Glen- dale Ave. returned to school at Big Rapids, Mich.. after spending the holidays at home with her parents. The Cleophians branch of Young Judaea plans a roller skating Party for members on Jan. 30 at Arena Gardens. TheTides "Boy Meets Girl" to Be Stag- ed at Center by Fed- eral Theater "Boy Meets Girl," the hilarious three-act comedy of Hollywood life, which enjoyed a year's run on Broadway, will he presented by the Federal Theater at the Jewish Community Center, Woodward and Holhumk Ayes., on Sunday eve- nine, Jan. 23, at 8 o'clock. Tickets are now on sale. Groups may re- serve sections of seats if the tick- ets are purchased at an early date. OM OMAN POISE MI SKVICIMPIM •O, IL CM 114 MAW 3liami Beach's Outstanding Hotel Achievement I MRS. ISAAC FINKELSTEIN be held Wednesday, Jan. 19, at 8 p. m., at Congregation Bnai Mo- she, Dexter at Lawrence. Proceeds will go to help relieve the position of the Polish Jews. Mrs. Ilarry Weinberg, secretary and Mrs. Morris Weinberg, treas- urer, are assisting Mrs. Isaac Finkelstein. It was reported at the last meet- ing of the Polish Federation that about 600 people are expected at the party. Refreshments will be served free. The newly-elected officers of the Polish Federation, Jack Ka- han, president; Rabbi J. Spells and I. Mellen, vice-presidents; II. Greenbaum, treasurer; I. Imber secretary, are planning a program of activities which will be made known Sunday, Jan. 16, in an ad- dress to be delivered by Rabbi Sperka on Weinberg's Jewish Hour, Station WJBK, from 10 a. m. to 11 a. m, Mr. and Mrs. Michael II. Wain- er of Clement.; Ave. entertained anniversary dinner and installa- 14 guests on Jan. 1 at North- tion of officers on Sunday, Feb. wood Inn in honor of Mr. and 6, at Lacher's. There will be lancing and entertainment. For 1 Mrs. David Kaplan of Chicago. Ill., Miss Sylvia Ann Wainer of reservations. call_ Mrs. R. Miller, Detroit and her fiance, Yale Draz- former president, at Tyler 6-7684. On Tuesday evening, Feb. 1, a The tables. ar- en. of St. Louis, Mo. banquet hall. ranged in horseshoe fashion, w ere char40 card party will be held decorated with bowls of s weet ale Drazen of St. Louis, M o., at kisembly Hall. Yale peas interspersed with slender was the guest of his fiancee, Miss The last meeting of the Rodin white lighted candles. Sylvia Ann Wainer. and her nar- enta, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wainer of Club was held at the home of Sirs. B. R. Salinger of Tuxedo every- Elmhurst Ave. the past week-end. Opportunity has power Ave. on Jan. 12. Refreshments where; always let your hook be Mrs. Maurice Wasserman en- were served at midnight. Dona- hanging; where you least expect tertained with a bridge party at tions to the club were made by it, there will swim a fish.—O•id. her home on Tyler Ave.. on Tues- the following: Mrs. E. Sachse n day, Jan. 4, honoring Mrs. Ben- Sirs. J. Schwartzman, Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Berlin of jamin Shaw (Jeanne F.. Klinger). Miller and Mrs. D. Moyer. The next meeting will be held at the 2981 Tuxedo Ave. gave a surprise Covers were laid for 16 guests. home of Sint. A. Baer. 3030 Cal- anniversary dinner for 30 guests — flowers for all occasions — vert Ave., on Wednesday. Jan. The Progressive Ladies Unter- on Jan. 9 in honor of Mrs. Berlin's Dexter-Joy Florist. TO.. 6 - 6621 parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Lebowitz. atitzung Verein will hold its 23rd 26, at 8 p. m. II (mim of leserima Nel&s• @kr Top ikaarlaska. TroOkal Cocktail Luang* and (kill.. Feat Nolek Nome., Part Bathing to All sport• sad wrest meth KW. Americaa ibreakfsal Modified and dinner) and Campeau Mao. atmeriatIce Keoher Cuba.. Did you notice that the New York Times and the Herald- Tribune now publish a ghetto col- umn, consisting of reports of rab- binical sermons? Formerly the rs.t.bis' utterances appeared to- gether with those of Christian ministers . . The rabbis them- selves asked for the new format.