January 21, 1938 PIEPEFROFUE•iiSR (11RONICIii and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE U. H. S. Auxiliary's Event on Wednesday The main ball room of the Fort Wayne Hotel, Temple and Cass Ayes., will be the scene of the 6th annual donor luncheon of the Women's Auxiliary of the United How refreshing and smart navy is, especially with such crisp accents of pique as you see here! A frock of Romaine sheer, with stitched pleat, all 'round the skirt, with short sleeves and a flattering neckline. Also in black, 12 - 20. '16" BUDGET SHOP—SIXTH FLOOR LOW WINTER RATES NOW IN EFFECT .;-• ‘.;,k Dietary Laws Unexcelled to the Irealnvnt of Rheumatism Arthritis Neuritis Sciatica and NNTWIN Disorder. • Bath House Located Within Hotel yl Colonial Hotel and Mineral Baths MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN Open the year 'round—Management: MAX ELKIN—ALBERT GROSSMAN Mammoth BINGO Next WEDNESDAY Night 8:15 AND EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT 25 GAMES FOR 40 CENTS Beautiful prizes—Furniture, Linens, Household Goods and Cash Prizes. Sponsored by Detroit Lodge No. 55 Knights of Pythias CASTLE HALL, 114 ERSKINE ST. WASHINGTON BOULEVARD AT GRAND RIVER NECKWEAR Silks imported from Switzerland, C A u s t r l a, Italy, England, $1 France. Regularly 2.50, 3.00 1, 0j SHIRTS Imported and domestic shirtings, cus- C tom-made to our own specifi- $1 cations. Regularly 2.50 and Loj 3.00 — now 3 for 5.25 OVERCOATS Off now 49.75 now 43.75 now 36.75 reduced accordingly EXCLUSIVE KOSHER CATERING at the Newly Decorated and Remodeled HOTEL FORT WAYNE BALLROOMS With Unexcelled Facilities for Banquets, Weddings, Dinners, Bar Mitzvahs, Etc- May We Have the Pleasure of Serving You? JOSEPH SPRINGLE, Catering Manager FORT WAYNE HOTEL CASS AT TEMPLE Mrs. Ellmann Gives Views of Palestine at J. N. F. Meeting MT. SINAI ASS'N TO MEET JAN. 31 Officers Installed By Turover Society Custom-tailored for us of choice Im. ported and Domestic woolens. Style and fit 3 unexcelled. others The National Council of Jew- Robert Spiegel left Jan. 14 to spend two weeks at Passe Chris- ish Women, the oldest nationa l Jewish women's organization in tian. the United States, is holding it 15th triennial convention in Pitts- Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Levin burgh, Pa. National delegates and Air. and Mrs. William Fleisch- from Detroit are Mrs. Samuel R. man will be hosts to a group of Glogower, Mrs. Joseph Welt, their friends at dinner Saturday chairman of the triennial. De- night, Jan. 22. troit delegates to Pittsburgh are Mrs. Douglas Brown, Miss Emma Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Pope Butzel, Mrs. Fred Ginsburg, Airs. (Betty Welt) left Jan. 18, for Maurice Klein, president of the Detroit chapter and Airs. Morris their home in Des Moines, la. Rand. Detroit alternates to Pitts- burgh are Airs. Louis S. Cohane Mrs. Walter Leib and two and Mrs. David Cooper. daughters, Janet and Dene, are spending the winter in Hollyissiod Last Thursda y, Rabbi Leon Fla. • Fram lectured at the University of Ohio on "The Psychology of as A • Aliss Cecil Schor will leave Sun- Fascism." On Tuesday, Feb. 1, he MRS. JULIUS BERMAN day for a two-weeks' stay in Bos - will lecture at Marquette State College on the subject: "The Bible Ilebrew Schools, on Wednesday, ton. as a Textbook of Democracy." Jan. 26, at 12:30 p. in, Rabbi Solomon N. Bazell of Air. and Mrs. Joseph Burak of Temple Brith Shalom, Louisville, Longfellow Ave. entertained a I. J. Wolfgang has returned Ky., will be the guest speaker on group of friends at dinner Tuesday from a visit to St. Paul, Minn. the subject, The Jew Faces the night, Jan. 18. World." Jacob Schreiber and Philip James Barret, violinist of the Mrs. Perry Burnstine of LaSalle Weisman are guests at the Colon- Detroit Symphony Orchestra, will ial hotel in Mt. Clemens this MISS EUDICE SHAPIRO Blvd. was hostess at a luncheon render several selections, accom- week. panied by Miss Margaret Menne- and bridge on Wednesday, Jan. ing the only girl pupil of the fa- 19. Covers were laid for 28 bach, pianist with the Detroit Edith Kopelson of California, mous Efrem Zimbalist. Symphony, The guest vocalist will guests. Miss Shapiro, Buffalo girl, who formerly of Detroit, is the ;nest be Mrs. Herman Hoexter who will of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. first played the violin at the age be accompanied by Mrs. Burton Dr. and Mrs. David J. Levy of five under the tutelage of her Wolf of 2127 Oakman Blvd. Clanuige. will be hosts at a dinner party father, Ivan, a former member Mrs. Jack Freedman, president Friday night, Jan. 28. of the Women's Auxiliary, His. Mrs. Rae Vehon of Byron Ave. of the Detroit and St. Louis sym- Jack Tobin, chairman of the lunch- will return home Sunday after a phony orchestras, studied under Marvin Kaufmann of Massa- two-months' visit in Kansas City, Zimbalist for five years before eon, and her co-chairmen, thank donors to this luncheon, for their chusetts Ave. is sojourning in St. Paul, Minneapolis and Gar- being skyrocketed to prominence by winning the $1,000 award of cooperation in making this affair Hollywood, Fla. ner, la. the National Federation of Music the tremendous success is certain Clubs at Indianapolis in April, to be. Mrs. Moe Leiter of Boston Blvd. Dr. and Airs. Philip R. Appel Mrs. Henry H. Shapero, chair- was hostess at a luncheon, on (Beulah LeBow) left for Miami 1937. She is a graduate of the man of reservations, may be con- Friday, Jan. 14, and will also en- Beach, Fla., to be gone until Curtis Institute of Music in l'hiladelphia. tacted at Townsend 7-1026. Mrs. tertain Thursday, Jan. 26. Airs. March 1. Julius Berman is chairman of Dora Oretsky of Winnipeg is the Since winning the national memoriams and may be reached at honored guest. award, Miss Shapiro has appeared Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Rosenthal Townsend 8-8850. as soloist on the air with Ben of Highland Park are vacation- The Woman's Auxiliary ac- Bernie and on several other na- On Friday, Jan. 28, Rabbi Leon ing in Florida. A tour of the tion-wide broadcasts and has knowledges with thanks the fol- lowing contributions: Mrs. Harry Fram will address the Pershing east will complete their trip some- given recitals in New York, Phil- Goldstein, in memory of the late High School graduating class on time in February. adelphia, Rochester, Pittsburgh Mrs. S. Karbal; Mrs. Harry Gold- the subject "Youth Faces a New and other cities in the east. She On Jan. 11, at the home of stein, in memory of the late Miri- World," in the auditorium of is scheduled to appear soon in Miss Trudee Agree, the Nu Tau am Buchhalter. Northern High School. Carnegie Hall with the Women's Sorority was organized. The fol- Symphony under Antonio Brico. lowing officers were elected: Miss Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Enggans Trudee Agree, president; Miss Cel Until recently, Miss Shapiro has gave a dinner for some friends Hoffman, secretary; Miss Betty been accompanied by her mother, Friday night, Jan. 14. Horwitz, treasurer. On Jan. 18, but her progress has been so a meeting was held at the home marked that Mrs. Shapiro now says, "My daughter has now gone Mrs. S. T. Gilbert will return of Miss Cel Hoffman. way beyond me." home on Jan. 22, having spent When Miss Shapiro made her The Ladies' Auxiliary of the two weeks in New York. Jewish National Fund met Tues- The Bar Mitzvah of Aaron Le- New York debut, the music critic bow, son of Al Lebow, will of the New York Times wrote: day, Jan. 18, at the Wilshire llo- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hambur- be observed on Saturday, "Eudice Shapiro, young Ameri- tel. This was the second of a Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ham- Jan. 29, at Congregation can violinist . . . revealed unmis- series of pep meetings preceding ger and burger returned from a two- Bnai Moshe, Dexter and Lawr- takable evidence of talent. She the 7th annual donor luncheon to weeks' cruise to the Panama ence. Reception at home, 3330 played with the apparent ease of be held March 2. Canal. Cortland Ave., from 2 to 5 p. m. a veteran, her tone was firm and Mrs. James I. Ellmann, guest on Sunday, Jan. 30. No cards. sensuous and her intonation de- speaker, told of her experiences in Palestine and read several of Mrs. Lawrence Crohn of Wilde- pendable. Her interpretations Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Raskin were soundly prepared and sus- her own poems giving her impres- mere Ave. spent the past week- of 3224 Calvert Ave. announce tained on an even, competent sions gathered during the trip. end in Philadelphia. plane." Mrs. II. Avison sang three num- .s. the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Eliot Jacob, on Saturday, Jan. bers, accompanied by Mrs. Sam- The Music Study Club, by Mr. and Airs. Victor II, Well uel N. Heyman. Mrs. Avison's 29, at 9 a. m., at Congregation bringing Miss Shapiro to Detroit, of Fairfield Ave. gave a dinner first number was "Trees," in honor Shaarey Zedek. hopes to raise sufficient funds to party Thursday, Jan. 20, in honor of Chamisho Osor b'Shvat. Mrs. help carry on its philanthropic of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gilbert, Philip Slomovitz reviewed current Airs. Abe Gordon of Webb Ave. work and its Sylvia Simons schol- who are leaving next week to events. is spending a few days in Cincin- arship awards to talented young spend the winter in Palm Beach. nati where she is visiting her son. musicians who otherwise would Albert, who is a student at Ile- be unable to pursue their studies. ] Mrs. Harry Winston and Mrs. brew Union College. A luncheon for Music Study Edward Rothman of Birmingham Club workers and captains will will return home Jan. 23, having The Progressive Ladies Under- be held Monday at 1 p. m. at the stitzung Verein will give a card home of Mrs. Edward Stein; 19265 Dr. Leo Orecklin Will Be the spent 10 days in New York. party on Tuesday eyeing, Feb. 1 Afton Road, Palmer Woods, to Speaker, at Steller The Misses Gertrude, Lillian at Assembly 11811. Members and complete plans for Aliss Shapiro's friends are invited. On Sunday appearance. Mrs. J. Harvith, president of and Celia Glazer of Webb Ave. evening, Feb. 6, they will cele- It has been announced that pa- the Mount Sinai Hospital Asso- returned from a visit in Miami brate their 23rd anniversary with trons of the concert. in addition ciation, announces that the next Beach. a banquet at Lachar's and instal- to the list previously published, meeting will take place on Mon- lation of officers will also take include: Ladies Auxiliar' of Bnai day, Jan. 31 at the Statler Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Max Fisher of Dr. Leo Orecklin, president of the the Park Lane Apts left Wednes- place. For reservations call the Brith, Ladies Auxiliary of the president, Mrs. II. Epstein, Plaza Home for Aged, Mr. and Mrs. Maimonides Medical Society, will day by motor for a several weeks' 4321, or Mrs. I. Kruger, Tyler Harry Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Maur- address this meeting. stay in Miami Beach. 5-6295. ice Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Sirs. Ralph Paul, chairman of Rosenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer the Mitzvah Fund, states that she Mr. and Mrs. Osman Fisher A linen shower was given by Prentis, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin has received a contribution from the Rose Ruben Club in honor of of Edison Ave. left Saturday for Airs. Samuel Weiner on Jan. 12, Grossberg, Ben Tobin, Mr. and at her home, 18658 Santa Bar- Mrs. Joseph Welt, Mr. and Mrs. Baby David Lewis and an offering San Francisco and Honolulu. bara Drive, in honor of Miss Es- Albert Kahn. from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mi- Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Simons ther Frances Slobin, bride-elect. chaels in memory of Charles In connection with the concert, and family have moved to their A miniature wedding procession it has been announced that the Bloom, new home at 80 E. Boston Blvd. under a canopy of bells, ribbons, Music Study Club has just re- flowers and tulle, which hung ceived a substantial contribution Mrs. D. W. Simons left Sun- from the chandelier, adorned the from Airs. Laura Simons toward day to spend the winter in Miami table at which 35 guests were the Sylvia Simons Scholarship Beach. served by candlelight. Solos were Fund. rendered by Miss Marcia Hoffman, Perfection Lodge will have a Miss Rose Schwartz returned concert soprano singer, • accom- banquet and card party on Wed- from a 10-days' sojourn in the panied by Miss Edythe Brown at HOME RELIEF SOCIETY INSTALLATION MONDAY nesday, Jan. 26, at 6:30 p. m., east. the piano. for members. ladies and friends. Harvey Campbell, vice-presi- Mrs. Bernard Komer, 3224 Law- Air. and Mrs. Benjamin Klein Airs. Joseph Schiller, Airs. Eli dent and secretary of the Cham- Sachse and Mrs. Jacob Harvith of Normandy Ave., entertained on rence, Townsend 9083, is in charge ber of Commerce, has accepted were joint hostesses to 40 guests Saturday evening at a surprise of reservations for the subscrip- the invitation to be the guest at a shower honoring Miss Esther party given in honor of Mr. and tion luncheon to be given by sue speaker at the dinner commencing Slobin, a bride-elect of this month. Mrs. Morris Pevin, who are cele- Home Relief Society on Monday, at 6:30 p. m. brating their 35th wedding anni- Samuel Plotler, chairman of the Mrs. A. E. Barsky and Mrs. versary and for Mrs. Louis Fine- entertainment c orn m i t t e e, has Fannie Rodin are visiting in Bay man whose birthday was on Sat- booked several outstanding vaude- City. urday. A buffet supper for 50 ville acts to entertain members guests was served at midnight. and friends after dinner at 9 Mrs. Carl Schiller has returned The balance of the eve- from an extended visit in San An- Last Sunday evening Mr. and ning will be spent playing cards. tonio, Tex., where her son, Don - Mrs. James Sobel entertained 135 A charge will be made for the ald, is attending military school . guests at a beautifully appointed dinner only. For reservations, dinner-dance in their new home call David Colman, Randolph Mr. and Mrs. D. Oretzkv and on Glendale Ave. After a musi- 1630, of Dr. H. Al. Friedman, daughter, Monica, of Winnipeg , cal program, dancing was enjoy- Townsend 8-7878. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs ed to the strains of a noted gypsy H. Kimelman of Blaine Ave. orchestra. Burry! Final Days of Annual January Lingerie Sale Best buys of the year in • Lingerie • Negligees • Corsets and Girdles Ilimelhoch's New Fourth Floor Shop A. PUPKO ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF AN INTERIOR DECORATING DEPARTMENT Under the Supervision and Management of Mrs. edith Fineberg FORMERLY OF ELIZABETH PEACOCK, INC. (Noted firm of interior decorators of New York) THE KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERI- ENCE OF MRS. FINEBERG IS AVAILABLE TO ALL HOME OWN- ERS WHO ARE DESIROUS OF EXPERT CONSULTATION AND ADVICE ON INTERIOR DECORAT- ING PROBLEMS For this Free Service PHONE TRINITY 2-7742 TEMPLE 1-8600 On Jan. 17, at Jericho Temple, Turover Aid Society held its 56th installation of officers before an audience of over 600 members. Samuel Dryfus, one of the arms- ' inal organizers, was in charge of the induction ceremonies, support- ed by ex-President Isidore Sos- nick and Benjamin Grant. and Messrs. Seliviansky, Joe Berman and bl. Steinberg. The following officers were in- stalled: Eli Sherr. president; Samuel Feldman and David Hertz, vice-president; Jacob Bobrin, fin- ancial secretary, for his 34th term of office; Samuel Kosit, recording secretary: John Lebowoki, treas- urer; AL Bloom. hospitaler; Meyer Korbv and Julius Ilone•man board of candidates; Sol Imm- berg, Max L. Roberta and Abra- ham Grant, trustees. To raise funds to enable it to increase its contributions to lo- cal. national and international Jewish causes, a year of important activities is planned. Flowers for all occasions — I Dexter-Joy Florist, Tyler 6.6622. Mrs. Irving J. Wolfgang of the! Mr. and Airs. Meyer M. Apple- Belcrest left for an extended hams and Mr. and Mrs. Howard cruise to South America and Friedman and son, Bernard. left Points enroute. last Sunday for Miami Bench. Fla., where they will remain for Arriving in Miami Beach, Fla., several weeks. Enroute home, for their winter vacation, Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Applebaum will Greenfield of 127 E. Grand River visit in Atlantic City and New and Michael Weinberger of 2556 York. W. Philadelphia, have registered at the new Hotel Webster. Mr. and Sirs. Nathan Schiff of 2631 Gladstone Ave. announce Miss Ann Milstein left Sunday the Bar Mitzvah of their son, for San Francisco, Calif., where Bernard Allen, on Saturday she will be the guest of her aunt. morning. Jan, 22, at the Talmud Mrs. B. Orchid, for about a month. Torah, Philadelphia and Byron. On her return she will tour the At home on Sunday, Jan. 23, Southern states and Mexico. Sev- from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. No eral parties were given in her cards. honor before her departure. Air. and Mrs. Charles S. Blondy The Cleophean branch of Young of 2665 Boston Blvd. are winter- Judaea elected the following of- ing in Miami Beach, Fla. ficers on Monday, Jan. 17: Presi- dent, Evelyn Shrager; vice-presi- Airs. Fannie Greenberg is the dent, Ann Averbuch; secretary, guest of Mrs. H. H. Prenzlauer Yetta Lee Wainer; treasurer, at Miami Beach. Fla. Frieda Barsky. Mrs. Max Blotner entertained Harold D. Raphael, who has with a shower at King Fong's been visiting Mrs. Raphael in Cafe, on Jan. 12, in honor of Palm Springs. Calif., for the oast Ethel Ftleisr, whose marriage to month has returned home. Mrs. Louis Surowitz will take place Raphael will return in April. on Sunday, Jan. 30. ' A. PUPKO 9030 TWELFTH STREET We Use Schumaker Fabrics SILKS DRAPERIES • WOOLENS • LIVING ... • CURTAINS COTTON GOODS IS A PLEASURE ... AT THE NEW HOTEL WEBSTER ONE BLOCK FROM THE OCEAN—MIAMI BEACH, FLA. Collins Ave. bet. 12th and 13th Sts, • Spacious Recreation Rooms. and Lounge . • Luxurious Rooms . . . all outside, with private bath and shower • Surf bathing from your room. • Attractive Dining Room . .. delicious cuisine. • European and American plan. • Fully equipped roof solarium .. . Elevator and switch- board Service. • Charm, dignity and old fashioned friendliness prevail. Reasonable Rates—Per Week or Season Write, at one* for detailed information Nat Wick, Manager D. Neilinger, Resident Owner r 3 for 5.25 $75 coats $65 coats $55 coats When Eudice Shapiro, 23-year- old violinist, appears at Temple Beth El on Monday, Jan. 31. in a recital sponsored by the Music Study Club, Detroit music lovers will have an opportunity of hear- Perfection Lodge Banquet Jan. 26 Half-Yearly Sales 3.60 -- now To Be Presented in Concert Jan. 31 by Music Study Club Ynu are all invited to the .. . 22nd ANNUAL BALL GIVEN BY WORKMEN'S CIRCLE I CARLOS CORTEZ (DEBS BRANCH, Ill) Sunday Evening, January 30th ' 61, MRS. BERNARD .KOMER January 24, at 1:30 p. m., at the Detroit Leland Hotel, at which time the installation of recently elected officers will be held. An in- vitation is extended to all members and their friends to attend this event. Tahilos Sorority will give its annual dance on Sunday evening. Jan. 30, at the Book Cadillac Ho- tel. Hank Finney and his WXYZ orchestra will be featured. Part of the proceeds of this affair will go towards the Allird Jewish Cam- paign. The officers are: Ruth York, president; Seyma Ainthan. rice-president; Ethel Horwitz, treasurer; Evelyn Holinstat, see-! retails AZTEC TOWER--Union Guardian Bldg. Music by Carlos Cortez and His Music ADMISSION 50c 2 DOOR PRIZES Jericho Rebecca Lodge In- Emanuel Study Group Will stalls Officers Have a "Siyum" Sunday Jericho Rebecca Lodge No. 328 installed the following officers on Monday evening, Jan. 17, at Jer- icho Temple: Noble grand, Rose Bakst; vice-grand, Fannie Zum- berg; recording secretary, Eva Mann; financial secretary, Doris nankin; treasurer, Esther Freed- man; district deputy, Lillian Dis- ner. The daily study group conducted by Rabbi Max .1. IN'ohlgelernter at Congregation Beth Tefilo Emanuel will observe the completion of the first chapter in Volume BF.RACIIOT of the "Ain Yaakov", compilation of Talmudic excerpts at the Sun- day session, Jan. 23, at 6:30 p. m. On Sundays, instruction is given in English,