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Prepare for J. N. F.
Luncheon, March 2
Education League
Event on Feb. 13
The third in a series of pep ral-
lies preceding the seventh annual
donor luncheon of the Ladies Aux-
iliary of the Jewish National Fund
SO'
Better Dress
Shop Exclusive
All indications point to a highly
successful dinner-dance for the
Youth Education League, on Sun-
day, Feb, 13, at the Detroit Leland
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Mr. and Mrs Leo M Butzellef
t
Feb. 1, for Palm
M.
lmBeach,
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"Career Girl"
Mrs. Richard Polsky of Akron
spent the past week-end in De-
troit, visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Julius Gilbert.
I . Dr. and Mrs. Leo M. Franklin
will
Bah leaveFeb. 8, for Palm
Interior by Pupko
Bespeaks a Knowledge of
the Better, Tastefulness Be-
yond Question, and an Abil-
ity to Indulge Them to the
Utmost.
The legislative and peace com-
mittee of the Council of Jewish
Women met at the home of the
chairman, Mrs. Shmarya Klein-
man. Mrs. William Haber, promi-
nent civjc worker, gave a illumi-
nating talk on the historic back-
ground of the labor movement
and the present situation. Mrs.
William Alvord will be the next
speaker on Feb. 11.
MRS. HARRY KRAFT
was held Tuesday, Feb. 1, at the
Wilshire Hotel. The donor lunch-
eon will be a strictly kosher affair,
as in former years, and will be
held March 2 at the Fort Wayne
Hotel,
Mrs. S. Schaflander, executive
secretary of the League for Human
Rights, spoke on the boycott work.
Miss Bella Fineman gave dramatic
interpretations. Rabbi Max J.
Wohlgelernter, guest speaker, gave
an inspiring address.
Mrs. Philip Slumovitz has been
named program chairman for the
luncheon and Mrs. Eli Sachse is
in charge of table decorations.
Mrs. L. Miller, rummage chair-
man, announces that a few dates
are still available for rummaging.
Her telephone number is Tyler
6-9831. Mrs. Harry Kraft is chair-
man of ways and means and can
be reached at Hogarth 8822. Mrs.,
Joseph Deytshe, chairman of re-
servations, can be reached at
To. 5-9398. Checks for pledges
may be mailed to Mrs. Deytshe at
2688 Itichton Ave.
FLOOR
Mrs, A. J. Feinberg of Leslie
Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Jordan
Ave. is spending the week-end of Calvert Ave. left on an East-
with relatives in Columbus, 0,
ern trip. They will spend some
time in Atlantic City and New
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wine- York.
man of liamilton Drive were
hosts to a group of friends at
Miss Goldie Rothstein of 9290
dinner Saturday night, Jan. 29.
Wildemere Ave. is making an in-
definite stay at the Blackstone
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. New- Hotel, Miami Beach, Fla.
man entertained a group of
friends on Tuesday night, Feb. 1,
Miss Thelma Levine of Webb
Ave. is vacationing at Florida
Mrs. Gerald May of Parkside and Cuba.
Ave. is spending several days in
St. Louis.
Cantor and Mra. Jacob II.
Sonenklar of 2635 Calvert Ave.
Mrs. David J. Levy left Feb. 2 announce the Bar Mitzvah of
to spend a few days in Chicago. their son, Sol Israel, on Satur-
day morning, Feb. 5, at Congre-
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Arnfeld gation Shaarey Zedek, Chicago
of Warrington Drive will be hosts and Lawton. Reception at home
to a group of friends on Friday on Sunday, Feb. 6, 2 to 5 and
night, Feb. 11.
7 to 10 p. ru. No cards.
Phone TRinity 2-7742
A. PUPKO
MRS. S. M. BROWN
lintel. Adhering to custom, the
dance will be in the form of a
Valentine party.
Mrs. Harry Galperin reported
that the year book is nearing com-
pletion.
Mrs. Harry Towik states that
the sale of tickets has already ex-
ceeded all anticipations.
The floor show at the party is
to be presented by the Roth-Bee.
dun School.
The case workers reviewed sev-
eral interesting cases and expect
the proceeds from the dinner
dance to enable them to supply
many needy children with supplies,
clothing and tuition for the com-
ing semester.
For tickets call Mrs. Harry
Topcik, Hogarth 3891, or Mrs.
Mrs. Merry Fenton of La- Ruby Merson, Townsend 5-9519.
Salle Blvd., will be hostess to the Mrs, S. M. Brown is an active
board of directors of the Jewish member of the committee.
Children's Home on Tuesday
morning, Feb. 8, at 10:30.
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A bridge luncheon sponsored by
the Bnai Brith Women's Auxiliary
will be given on Tuesday, Feb. 15,
at Bedell's auditorium. There will
be prizes.
Sirs. Gerald Goldberg is in
charge of the affair and is as-
Colonial Hotel and Mineral Baths
Sinai Hospital Ass'n
Has 2300 Members
U. H. S. Auxiliary
Annual Luncheon
Nets Sum of $2,000
Yeshiva Beth Judah
Poale-Zeire Zion
Will Meet Feb. 13 Enrolls New Pupils
Beth El Father-Son
Banquet on Feb. 15
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Mrs. Edith Fineberg
Rabbi Leon From has been in-
cited to participate in a series of
sermons to be preached at Michi-
Ran State College in East Lans-
ing, in the course of which Dr.
Edgar DeWitt Jones will speak
on Protestantism, Father J. R.
Mrs. Abby Shoen. executive ad-
Day on Catholicism and Rabbi
visor of the Chicago League of
From on Judaism.
the National Home for Jewish
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wolff and Children in Denver, was the honor. Annual City • Wide Simultaneous
daughter, Mildred, left Saturday, ed guest at a breakfast board
Bridge Teas on May 18
Feb. 5, for a motor trip to Cali- meeting at the home of Mrs. R. R.
Kallman, Thursday, Feb. 3.
Mrs. Ida Schultz was elected fornia.
Mrs. R. Robert Kallman of Bos-
mother advisor of the Rainbow
Miss Billie Winkelman of Dex- ton Blvd. was hostess to the board
Mr. and Mrs. William Fleisch-
Girls Assembly No, 12, at the last
of
the Detroit League of N.H.J.C.
ter
Blvd.
will
leave'
Monday
for
man and Dr. and Mrs. Samuel
board meeting.
last Thursday, at which time plans
The new board is sponsoring a Levin will entertain a group of an extended visit in Los Angeles, for future activities were formu-
friends at dinner Saturday night, Calif.
lated.
Feb. 12,
The Detroit League will partici-
The Bar Mitzvah of Eliot Ras-
James Wineman left for a 10- kin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan- pate in the joint meeting of all
iel Raskin, took place on Satur- aorganizations on Monday, Feb. 7,
day stay in Boston.
LOW WINTER RATES NOW IN EFFECT
day, Jan. 29, at Congregation at Temple Beth El. Mrs, Nat
Unexcelled In
Miss Janice Perlstin of Charles- Shaarey Zedek, After the services Bronstein will be the Detroit's
Dietary
the I assistant
ton, S. C., is visiting with her Kiddish was served at their home League spokesman at this event,
Laws
Mrs. Harry Glick, chairman of
of
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ettin- at 3224 Calvert Ave. to friends
Y.
•
Rheumatism
and relatives. On Sunday, Jan. the program committee, announces
ger of Taylor Ave.
tI
ArthriXia
Bath
30, dinner was served for 100 that the regular meeting will take
Neuritis
'
House
I
Miss Diana Cohen of Montreal guests at Lachar's Ballroom, place on Wednesday, Feb. 16, at
Sc billes and
Located
is the guest of her brother-in-law Cass and Peterboro. Guests from the home of Mrs. Moe Leiter, 1745
Nervous
Within
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse out-of-town were: Mr. and Mrs. W. Boston Blvd. at 1:30 p. m. Dr.
Bleordem
Hotel
Feiler.
Max Raskin and daughter, Nancy. Edith Swift, eminent child phy-
of Milwaukee; Mrs. Belle Cohen, chologist, will be the guest speaker,
Mrs. Stella Harris returned to Mrs. Sarah Cohen and daughter and will discuss "Sex Education of
her home in Chicago after an and Mrs. Joseph of Chicago. An Children."
The Players Group is selecting
extended visit with her family, entertaining program followed
MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bloomgar- the dinner, with Max Raskin, its cast for the annual presenta-
Diwn the yem AmuniI—Manuremod: MAX ELKIN—AIDERT GIBINI•IAN
brother of Nathaniel, acting as tion which will take place o n
den.
toastmaster. Those who partici- April 20, for the pleasure of th e
Mrs. Charles King of Santa pated were: Seymour Raskin, Detroit League's friends and
Rosa Dr. is visiting with relatives Elies younger brother, made a members who will participate in
short speech; Miss Charlottee Kru- its annual city-wide, simultaneous
in Cleveland.
ger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bridge teas, scheduled for May 18,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Buckner Paul Kruger, rendered three reci-
MRS. IDA SCHULTZ
of Pontiac sailed on the Nor- tations; short talks by Simon
bingo party cn Monday evening, rnandie, on Feb. 5, for a cruise Shetzer and Mr. Pomerantz. the
Bar Mitzvah's Hebrew teacher,
March 7, at the Eastern Star Tern- to South America.
and a speech by the Bar Mitzvah.
ple, 80 E. Alexandrine, to open a
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT 8:15
The gathering joined with Can-
Among
the
Detroiters
vacation-
fund-raising campaign.
25 GAMES FOR 40 CENTS
tor Sonenklar and Max Raskin in Card Party to Be Held at the
ing
at
the
Colonial
Hotel
and
Beautiful prizes—Furniture, Linens, Household Goods ■ and
Masonic Temple March 9
Mineral Baths recently were: communal singing.
Cash Prises. Sponsored by
Ben Simon of 2604 Chicago Blvd.;
The large banquet hall of the
Mr. and Mrs. M. Greene of 3211
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones of W.
Webb Ave.; Philip Lipson of Chicago Blvd., have returned Statler Hotel was filled to capae-
17527 Fairfield Ave.; Samuel from a stay in New York, where its, last Monday afternoon, at the
CASTLE HALL, 114 ERSKINE ST.
Mrs. Jones attended the reunions meeting of the Mount Sinai Hos-
Rubiner and Samuel Frank.
of Camp Wi-co-su-ta, for girls, pital Association of Detroit.
On Jan. 26, the Fort Wayne Ho-
Mrs. Rose Ruben, chairman of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farhsten and Camp Wah-kee-nah, for
tel was the scene of the successful left Feb. 2 for Palm Springs, boys, of which she is the mid- the membership committee, re-
sixth annual donor luncheon of the Calif.
ported that during the past
western representative.
Woman's Auxiliary of the United
month 305 new members were
Hebrew Schools.
Mrs. David Weingarten of New
Miss Marian Bassey of Virginia added to the membership rolls,
Rabbi Solomon Bazell spoke on York is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Park was hostess at a shower and which to date bear names of 2,300
"The Jew Faces the World."
Joseph Welt, having arrived to bridge on Tuesday evening, Feb. paid-up constituents.
Appeals are to be made In all
Mrs, Jack Freedman, president attend the Freund-Malbin nup- 1, in honor of her sister, Gwen.
Samuel Zahler to Discuss Political orthodox synagogues in the city on
Gatherings, which have tern-
of the auxiliary, and Mrs. Jack tials.
Situation in Zionism
bride-elect of this month. Covers porarily been named "divisional
Saturday, Feb. 5, for the enroll- Tobin, chairman of the luncheon
meetings" will take place next
were laid for 24.
ment of new pupils at the local expressed thanks to the hundreds
Wednesday, Feb. 9, at homes of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schles-
The next meeting of Branch 2 Yeshiva Beth Judah, The enroll- of donors. At the same time a
various members. Notices will be
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Irving
Pomerantz
inger
will
be
hosts
at
a
family
ment
period,
Feb.
1-16,
is
net
aside
of Poale-Zeire Zion will take
check for $2000 was presented to dinner Party this Sunday in honor of Chicago Blvd, returned from a mailed telling each individual
Place Sunday, Feb. 13. at 7:30 for the registration of students in Harry Cohen, president of the
where his meeting is to be. At
of
Miss
Lizette
Freund
and
Dr.
visit
to
New
York
City
and
all
departments
of
the
school.
p. m., at 12244 Dexter. corner
United Hebrew School of Detroit. Barnett Malbin.
these meetings, tickets will be
Charleston, IY Va.
The Yeshivah has been in exist-
Cortland. Samuel Zahler will dis-
The Woman's Auxiliary ac-
distributed for the card party
cuss the general political situa- ence for almost 21 years. Its knowledges with thanks the follow-
Mrs. A. J. Copeland of Calvert
Miss Lillian Zeidman of Pingree which this organization is spon-
tion in Zionism and the attitude courses of study consists of Bible ing contributions:
soring on March 9 at the Masonic
Ave.
is
visiting
in
Chicago.
Ave.
left
for
Brooklyn,
N.
Y.,
Club Satan; MI.. Sarah Bennett, In
and commentary, Talmud, Hebrew
of the Pottle Zion party.
memory of her Mater. Mr. Anna Ben-
where she is the guest of her Temple. This affair, which will
At the meeting of Jan. 30, a and Jewish religious laws. Pupils nett Kart; Mn. rampart. In memory of
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stern are cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J. Zeid- include a dessert lunch and a
general discussion of the parti- here receive an intensive training Miriam Buchlulter; Mrs. Barry %Vain-
fashion show, is being held mere-
in memory of Miriam Iluchhsilter; spending sometime in Loa An- man and family.
tion plan took place and the fol- which prepares them for continued stein,
Mrs. Witham ShuvIn; Mre. Rosenberg: geles, Calif.
ly for the social entertainment of
lowing participated: A. J. Lach- study in such advanced schools as Mrs. Sloe Freidman; Mrs. Samuel Wei.
the
membership.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Zeidman
en-
man;
Mrs.
Sarah
Oalperin;
Mrs.
Samuel
over, B. Linderman, Harry Mon- the Yeshiva Isaac Elchanan of New Berman, In memory or Victoria LIfolts
At the meeting last Monday
Mra. Harold Smilay of Canter- tertained the executive board of
dry, Morris Lubarsky, Florence York, the Mesifto Torah Vodath and Miriam Buchhalter; >Ire A. E. Bor. bury
afternoon,
Mrs. David Kallman,
Drive
returned
from
a
visit
the
Bialostoker
Aid
Society
on
In memory of Mm. 8. Kart.] and
Zahler, I. Brose. An appeal was of Brooklyn and the Hebrew Theo- aky.
Miriam Buchhalter; Quality Damp Wash
Saturday evening, Jan, 15, the a member of thia group, rendered
made by M. Lachover that all logical College of Chicago. At lAundry; noiesi•iws Bakery; Ruby with her family in Pittsburgh.
vocal
selections
and was accom-
occasion being the recovery from
members should contact their present, four former students of Grevnin.
Mrs, Melvin Koppel of Colo- the recent illness of their son, panied at the piano by Silos Flor-
prospects for the Gewerkshaften the local Yeshivah are enrolled at
ence
Kutzen.
rado Ave. returned home after Gus.
Campaign within the next two the Hebrew Theological College,
Dr. Harry C. Salzstein discussed
spending 10 days in the east,
three at the Mesifto, and one at
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sklar of the "Pros and Cons of the Jew-
Yishiva
College.
The quota for Branch 2 is $600.
ish
Hospital Movement in De-
Mrs.
Ben
Coggan
of
Leslie
2545
W.
Chicago
Blvd.
announce
Parents wishing to enroll their
and towards it the sum of $220
Ave. was hostess at a luncheon the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Ger- troit" and Dr. David Sandweiss
was announced raised at the last children may apply at the office of
disclosed
statistics gathered at the
The Men's Club of Temple Beth and musical last Wednesday. ald, on Saturday morning, Feb.
meeting. in sums ranging from the school, 2539 Elmhurst, daily El will stage its annual Father and honoring the choral group of the 12, at Congregation Shaarey various hospitals in this city, be-
4-8 p. m. and Sunday 9-10 p. m.
$15 to $60.
Zedek. At home Sunday. Febru- sides giving figures relative to
Son banquet in the social hall of Music Study Club,
Branch 2 meets every other
ary 13, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 the construction and maintenance
the Temple on Tuesday evening,
Sunday at 12244 Dexter. For Bnai David Donor Luncheon Feb. 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Morris are p. m. No cards.
of a Jewish hospital. Both were
information call Townsend 6-5318
introduced by Dr. Charles Gitlin.
The committee, composed of visiting the ratter's parents in
a Success
Contributions to the Mitzvah
or Townsend 6-8398.
Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brand
Joe Magidsohn, Charles Bassey, Youngstown, 0.
Fund
are being taken by Mrs.
left New York after a short stay
The following are the officers
The second annual donor lunch- Samuel S. Willis, Harry Markle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Glazer
of
W.
for
Miami
Beach,
Fla.,
where
they
Ralph
P a u I, chairman, 2082
the
branch:
M.
Lachover.
presi-
and
Saul
H.
Rose,
has
prepared
eon sponsored on Feb. 1, at Fort
of
Ilazelwood, Tyler 5-6928.
dent; A. Friedman, vice-president; Wayne Hotel, by the Bnai David an unusual program for this oc- Philadelphia Ave. and Mrs. J. S. are now vacationing.
Every member of this associa-
Philip Goldstein, treasurer; E. Sisterhood, was a brilliant success, casion. Among the highlights will Loewenberg of Virginia Park left
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Reicher and tion is invited to the meeting of
Linderman, secretary; E. Kutnik, due to the untiring efforts of Mrs. be an athletic celebrity, a ventri- for a month's stay in Hot Springs,
Ark.
daughter, Natalie, of 2640 Tux- the League of Jewish Women's
financial secretary; G. Lachover, Roy Chaffin. chairman, who was loquist and a magician.
edo Ave., will motor to Florida, Organizations. next Monday, Feb.
secretary of literature committee. aided by her co-worker, Mrs. Mor-
The dinner will be served at 6
Mrs. Harold Applebaum of Feb. 6, for a month's stay. They 7. at Temple Beth El, at 12:30
ris Garber. chairman of the souve- p. m., when favors and decorative
Rochester Ave., accompanied by will be accompanied by Mrs. noon.
booklet, with the co-operation hats will be distributed.
Palestine Talkie at Turover nir
of the entire organization as well
Reservations must be made In her daughters, Harriet and Joan, Reicher's sister, Miss Jean Woll-
Meeting Monday; Purim as the public.
advance. Members of Temple Beth left to spend the winter in Flor- ner of Cleveland, 0.
Installation of Ladies of Ye-
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka gave El are urged to avoid the disap- ida.
Dinner - Dance March 13
shivah Beth Judah
Mrs, I. Ressler of W. Euclid
the invocation. The guest speaker pointment of former years by
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hyman of Ave. entertained at dinner for 12
on Feb. 5
The progress that the Jews have was Dr. Bernard Heller of the making their reservations early.
Boston
Blvd.
left
Monday
for
a
guests in honor of her brother,
made in Palestine will be presented Hillel Foundation of Ann Arbor.
sojourn
in
Miami
Beach.
J.
L
Rill
of
Winnipeg,
Manitoba,
Entertainment
was
given
by
Mrs.
installation of the Ladies of Ye-
in a talking picture at a meeting
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y P S
who spent several days in Do• shiva Beth Judah will take place
of the Turover Aid Society on Harris Arisen, member of the Sis-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Blumberg troit.
Monday, Feb. 7, at 10 p. m, in terhood, who sang two selections WILL MEET ON SUNDAY
Saturday, Feb. 5, 7:30 p. m., at the
are spending a few days in the
Jericho Temple. There will be no accompanied by Yetta Siegel. Mas-
Beth Abraham Synagogue on Lin-
The Young People's Society of east and from there will go on
The Bar Mitzvah of Lawrence wood Ave. All members are in-
admission charge and the public ter Arthur Grossman gave two
violin solos, accompanied by Mas- Shaarey Zedek will meet on Sun- to Miami Beach for several Fleischman, son of Mr. and Mrs. vited and are asked to bring their
is invited.
weeks.
Arthur Fleischman of 12585 friends.
EU Sher, president of the Taro- ter Jack Gategno, Miss June Brea- day. Feb. 13, at the synagogue.
Plans are progressing for the
ver, announced that the society ner gave two recitations,
Gratiot Ave., wiU be observed at
Mrs. Minnie Katz will be chair-
Mrs. S. L Kavanau, chairman services at Congregation Mishkan man of the evening. Rabbis Wohl-
Master Jerry Klein, 11-year-old annual Y.P.S. formal to be held
will give a Purim dinnendance
and floor show at the Bnal Moshe, choir boy of Thud David Syna- March 13, at the Statler lintel. of the Brachah Zfirah and Nach- Israel. Blaine and Linwood Ave,.. gelernter and Specks will be the
Dexter and Lawrence, Sunday goguev aang "Ell' Eili", under D . Bernard Kavanan and Julia Siert um Nardi concert, which will be Saturday, Feb. 19, at 9 a. m. All speakers. Aaron Rosenberg will
evening, March 13. Isadore Sosnick Scholnick's supervision. After a are co-chairmen. held Feb. 21, was hostess to her friends and relatives are Invited give several readings and the mu-
was named chairman in charge of tremendous ovation. he sang an
The last study group meeting committee at breakfast on Wed- to attend.
sical portion of the program will
arcs
and Samuel Dryfus, encore which everyone enjoyed.
was held at the home of Sylvia nesday, Feb. 2.
be participated in by Jack Lefton,
to chairman.
The Snit David Sisterhood Katz, The Misses Annette Manson
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schwartz vocalist, and S. Solomon, pianist.
thanks The Jewish Chronicle for and Julia Siegi, who plan the pro.
Mize Elizabeth Finley and Miss of Windsor are at the Platt
A Melave Malke will follow the
Irksome* for all potations — all publicity In behalf of the sec- grams, announce that the next Libbey Root left for Miami, Fla..
Apartment, Miami Beach. Fla., installation, which will be con-
Dontse4try Florist, Tyler SU= ond annual donor luncheon.
meeting will be on Feb. 10.
for the remainder of the winter. for the winter.
ducted by Rabbi Sperka,
Next WEDNESDAY Night
We Use
SCHUMAKER
FABRICS
Advice Given Freely and Without Obligation.
Consult Our Interior Decorator
Mrs. Arnold Gross of 2626 Cal-
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Witte'. vert Ave. is vacationing in Miami
shofer entertained a few friends Beach, Fla., and is stopping at
at dinner, Friday night, Feb. 4, the new Hotel Webster.
Rayon crepe with
permanent Du co•
Dots . and perky
white pique trim.
Navy, black, royal'
or red. 12 to 20.
THIRD
February 4, 1938
and THE LEGAL CHRQNICLE
Phone Trinity 2-9665
Emanuel Men's Club
Installation Feb. 8
The formal installation of offi-
cers of the Men's Club of Congre-
gation Emanuel will take place on
Tuesday, Feb. 8, at 8:30 p. m., in
the social hall of Beth Tfilo Eman-
uel, Taylor and Woodrow Wilson
Ayes,
MRS. GERALD GOLDBERG
The principal speaker for the
sisted by the following. members: evening will be James I. Ellmann,
Sirs. Nathan Wolf, ticket chair- former president of the Zionist Or-
man; Mesdames B. Mandell, Wil- ganization of Detroit. His subject
liam Grosberg, Louis Green, S.
Aarons, L. Labowitch, Douglas
Further, L. Manning, Leo Turner,
M. Feldman, L. Fisher, Leo Steir,
Garry Wolf, G. Herz, C. Cook. E.
Leibschutz, J. Handelsman, Geo,
Bassin, Victor Finn and Samuel
Leib.
Guest are welcome. For inform-
ation call Mrs. Goldberg at Tyler
4-6340.
Shebat of Mizrachi
Women This Saturday;
Theater Benefits Mar. 13
Oneg
At a board meeting held at the
home of Mrs. S. Schlesinger, 3009
Lawrence Ave., last Wednesday
afternoon, plans were formulated
for further activities of the Sisters
of Zion Mizrachi. An Oneg Shabat
will be held this Saturday after-
noon at t hehome of Mrs. D. Sil-
verstein, 12056 Dexter, near Mon-
terey. The program will be devoted
to an afternoon in Palestine" with
the songs of Palestine led by a
Mizrachi member,
The next meeting of the organi-
zation will be in the form of a com-
plimentary games party to take
place next Tuesday, Feb. 8, at 1
p. m., at the Bnai Moshe Syna-
gogue, All members and friends of
Mizrachi are invited to attend.
The Mizrachi Women announce
that they have engaged Littman's
Theater for a Mizrachi theater
party for the afternoon of Sunday,
Starch 13, and urge all organiza-
tions to keep this date open.
Mizrachi Women acknowledge
contributions from Mrs. Harry
Shulman, Mrs. H. Krell, Mrs. I.
Kunin and Mrs. A. Subar,
SAMUEL W. LEIB
will be "The Place of the Youth
in the organized Jewish communi-
ty." Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter
will preside over the meeting and
act as Installing officer. A musical
program is planned which will in-
clude selections by Cantor Rubin
Boyarsky. Refreshments will be
served. The installation will be in
the form of an open meeting to
which everyone Is invited.
Membership in the club is open
to any Jewish young man over the
age of 21.
Contributions to the North
Philomathic Installs Its New
End Clinic
Officers
North End Cinic has received
the following contributions:
At its meeting on Sunday, Jan.
30, held at the Tuxedo-Holmur lie-
brew School, the Philomathic De-
bating Club installed its new offi-
cers. They are: Louie Elkind,
speaker; Nathan Epstein, clerk;
Richard Kramer, assistant clerk;
Sol Schwartz, sargent . at-arms.
These officers, together with Harry
Jacobs and Norman Lemon, con-
stitute the club's board of direc-
tors.
The program of the afternoon
consisted of a cross-question debate
on th eproposition: "Resolved, that
Congress be empowered to veto the
decisions of the Supreme Court by
a a two-thirds majority." The par-
ticipants were Maurice Coggan,
Sol Schwartz, David Crnhn and
Martin Green. Morris Green ren-
dered the critic's report. Markus
Simon, attorney, former Philo-
mathian, recalled a few incidents
which took place, when he was a
Hadaaaah Division Meeting member of the organization.
The semi-annual social of the
on Tuesday to Welcome
club is scheduled to be held at the
Mrs. Prussin
Warsaw Club, Saturday evening,
Feb. 12,
After an absence of several
months, the Business and Profes-
sional Women's Division of Hadas- Contributions to the Jewish
soh will welcome its chairman, Mrs.
Children's Home
Albert Prussin, at its next regular
meeting, Tuesday evening, Feb. 8,
The Jewish Children's Home of
at the home of Miss Dora Abram- Detroit acknowledges the receipt
son, 2054 Edison, at 8:15 o'clock. of donations from the following:
Mr. and Kra I. Winkelman, in
The division has planned an in-
teresting program. A short talk Z.7"CTIarT:. 17?,,r,1!")4!711.
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by Miss Helen Kass, current events ertoln, South Demi, Indl•n& : In
memo ,/
and a discussion on partition by of Gloria Joy Reaertmeln; Mr. and Mrs
Ranee Smith. in memory of O. A .
members, will be followed by a so- Fineterwal4: Murry Romm; Bella Er.
cial hoar.
lurfald• Hotel. Iflarni Beach,
Fin. in mem., of Alfred H. Hecht:
Plans for the Purim party will L1111115
Rmenthal: Harold Nelms; lira
be announced.
Goldstein: Mrs, A. Reeensvllg.
In memory of Charles Finsterwald
from Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Ilmenfield
Misses Henrietta and Betts Rol/Peon.
MI. Frances Ekstein, Mrs. A. Erman,
Marcl• Erman; in memory of Mrs.
Oharlea Horn from Mr. and Mr. Mon.
roe Rosenfield, Mr. and Mrs. Ow. M.
7.emon, Mr. •nd Mrs. Philip Marco.:
in memory of Mot Esther Roftenberg
from J. I. Freud; In memory of Emanuel
Tabor from Mr. and Men Andrew Wine•
man. Mr. end Mrs. Ovar M. Zemon,
Mr. and Mrs. henry Wineman. Jsmes
Wineman. Ste and Mra. Philip Marcum;
in menmry of Osmond Ilsavenrich from
Mr, and Krs. Andrew %•orten, Misses
Henrietta and Setts Robinson, Mins Sadie
Hirschman, Jew. F. Hirschman,
Etanr.. Eknaln, Mra A. Erman, Miw
Marcia Erman; In memory of David W.
Davis from Mr.•nd Mrs. A. W. Woman,
Mr. and Aire. Philip Harm.. Mr. and
Mr. Bayer B. Sulzberger; in memory of
Gloria Joy Rosenstein from Mrs. Barry
Rosenstein.
For the Social Semi. Relief Fund,
From Aaron Menelelsos Memorial Trost
and Jennie Grogan Mendelson Memorial
Fund; in memory of Mrs. Esther liesen•
berg, from Miss M argaret Franklin; In
memory of Mrs. Samuel II. Goidenson,
from MI. Margaret Franklin,
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