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May 13, 1938
sad THE
Pisgah Initiation
Next Monday Night
Annual Meeting of Shaarey
Zedek Sisterhood May 23
At the meeting of Pisgah Lodge
of Boni Brith on Monday night,
May 16, at the Maccabees Bldg.,
there will be an initiation of can-
didates, at which time the ritual
of the order will be exemplified
by the degree team of Pisgah
Lodge composed of Elias Gold-
berg, Joseph L. Staub, Samuel W.
Leib, Henry Thumin, Harold M.
Silverston and Aaron Rosenberg.
There will also be reports by
Aaron Droock, Samuel W. Leib
and Ben F. Goldman, on the pro-
ceedings of the international con-
vention of Bnai Brith held in
Washington, D. C.
The meeting will be open to
the public and all members and
their friends are urged to attend.
The Sisterhood of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek will hold its
annual meeting, on Monday, May
23, at 2:15, in the social hall of
the Synagogue, Chicago at Law-
ton. In addition to the election
of officers for the ensuing year,
and reports by the committee
chairmen of the activities of the
past year, the program chairman
has arranged an instructive pro-
gram. Rabbi A. M. Hershman will
address the Sisterhood, and Miss
Elizabeth Finley, the Sisterhood
representative to the recent con-
vention of the Women's League
of the United Synagogue, will
give a report of the convention.
Music and a social hour will fol-
low.
Rabbi Wohlgelernter to De-
Jr. Auxiliary of Bnai Brith
fine Judaism Saturday
Holds Mother's Day
In the third of a series of lec-
Program
tures based on the Ethics of the
Fathers, (Pirke Aboth), Rabbi M.
J, Wohlgelernter of Congregation
Beth TOlo Emanuel, will speak
this Saturday afternoon at 6:30
on "What Is Judaism? Study,
Worship, And The Religious Life."
Mrs. I. Smith and Mrs. J. Sklar
of the Emanuel Sisterhood will
serve the Sholosh Seudoth follow-
ing the lecture. Minchah services
will be held at 6 o'clock preceding
the Rabbi's talk.
HEADS BNAI BRITH
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In honor of Mother's Day, the
Junior Auxiliary of Bnai Brith
held a Mother's day program Sun-
day afternoon, May 8, at the War-
saw Club, 10036 Ilolmur. The
mothers vere first welcomed by
Bernice Chick, then the after- Afternoon of Games of
Young Women's Chapter
noon was turned over to enter-
tainment chairmen, Sally Kosins
Of Bicur Cholem May 23
and Bernice Leib. Refreshments
were served.
The Young Women's Chapter
of the Bicur Cholem will sponsor
an afternoon of games on May
23, for members and their friends.
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The Little Women of Iladas-
sah will hold their second annual
fashion show and bridge-tea May
22 at the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, at 2:30. The assisting mu-
sical artist will be Blossom Ro-
vetch, pianist.
Rose Brooks and Audrey Wal-
lace are co-chairmen of this affair.
Jeanette Soiter is chairman of the
ticket committee. Evelyn Myer
is chairman of the hostess com-
mittee. Peggy Mann is providing
for decorations and Marion Yura
heads the hospitality committee.
Blossom Rovetch is in charge of
publicity. Shirley London is
chairman of the modeling com-
mittee. The clothes are to be
furnished by Walter's, Inc. There
will be prizes.
Synagogue Library to Be
Dedicated at Emanuel
Wednesday
In observance of lag b'Omer
and National Jewish Book Week,
the Men's Club of Congregation
Emanuel is arranging a public
program for next Wednesday,
May 18, at 8:30, at the social hall
of the synagogue, Taylor at Wood-
row Wilson.
The evening will be featured by
community singing of modern
Hebrew melodies led by Cantor
Rubin Boyarsky and a descrip-
tion of the observance of Lag
b'Omer in Eretz Israel by Ben
Zion Applebaum. The guest speak-
er, an American Chalutz, has lived
in Palestine for a number of
years, and he and his wife are
visiting in Detroit with Mrs. Ap-
plebaum's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Shevitz.
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter,
spiritual leader of Beth Tills
Emanuel, will formally launch a
new project at the synagogue—
the establishment of a library of
Jerish books. As a result of an
appeal made during the Passover
services, a number of the mem-
bers of the Congregation. the Sis-
terhood, and the Men's Club have
contributed books of Jewish in-
terest and gifts of money for the
purchase of new books to the
new library. These contributions
will be publicly presented to the
synagogue on Wednesday evening,
and Rabbi Wohlgelernter will
speak on "The Books of •
People."
The public is invited to join
with the membership of Emanuel
and their families at this meet-
ing. There will be no admission
charge and refreshments will be
served at the conclusion of the
program.
A Fine Selection
of Other Suites I
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Palestine Orphans',
Shower on May '24
The annual shower sponsored by
the North Woodward branch of
the Jewish Women's European Wel-
fare Organization for the General
Israel Orphans' Home for Girls in
Jerusalem, Palestine, will take
place on Tuesday, May 24, at 1
p. m., at the Bnai Moshe, Lawrence
and Dexter.
Admission to this annual event
will be by the presentation at the
door of cotton hose or underwear
for girls of the ages of 6 to 16. An
appeal for such clothing articles
is made not only to individuals
but also to organizations. Contri-
butions from individuals or organ-
izations will be called for upon
notification to representatives of
the organization at Townsend
5-4256 or by calling Mrs. A. B.
Knoppow, Tyler 6-9553.
Mrs. Anna Goldberg is chairman
of the committee on arrangements.
She is assisted by Mrs. A. J' Red-
Matt, Mrs. H. Mitz. Mrs. William
Fisher and Mrs. Adolph Stnibo.
The North Woodward branch of
Jewish Women's European Wel-
fare Organization will meet at the
home of Mrs. ht. Pollack, 2496 Vir-
ginia Park. at 12:30 p. in. on Tues-
day. May 17. at which time nomi-
nation of officers will take place.
Mrs. Morris Disner is chairman
of the membership luncheon to be
held on June 8 at the Bnai Moshe.
Reservations are being taken at
Heearth 2866.
Mrs. M. Pollack and Mrs. Ni-
man donated Yisker money to the
Benjamin Wisper Flower Fund.
Jewish Groups Participate
in Reception for Spanish
Delegation
Sol A. Green. secretary of the
Emanuel Mitzvah Clubs to Committee
to Aid Spanish Demo-
Observe Lag b'Omer
cracy, announced this week that
Manuel M. Merton, advisor of many Jewish organizations as well
the Bar Mitzvah Club of Congre- as individuals are participating in
gation Beth Tills Emanuel, will arrangements for the reception
lead a discussion on the signifi- to be tendered to the delegation
cance of Lag b'Omer at the next from Spain, at 3 p. m. Sunday.
Sunday morning session of the I May 15, at the Detroit Institute
Boys' and Girls' Clubs of Congre- of Arts, Woodward at Kirhy.
gation Beth Tfilo Emanuel, Tay-
Included in the delegation are:
lor and Woodrow Wilson. The fRamon Sender, world famous
group will meet as usual for week rxiet and novelist: Jose Bergamin,
day morning prayers at 9 o'clock. leading Catholic layman and edi-
In observance of the Pesach tor; Carmen Meana, Spain's lead-
Sheni, Matzoth will be served at ing social worker; Ogier Preto-
the breakfast following the Min- eeille. press secretary of U.G.T.
yen, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cohen, The Medical Bureau and Commit-
of 10432 E. Jefferson Ave. will be tee to Aid Spanish Democracy is
hosts, in honor of their son, Wil- sponsoring the reception.
liam, who is president of the Bar
Mitzvah Club.
Gifts to Infant Welfare Fund
The Habanoth Girls Club of the
of Hadassah
congregation have planned an out-
ing in honor of Lag b'Omer for
Mrs. Joe Magidsohn. chairman
Sunday, May 22. at Belle Isle. of the infant welfare fund of the
Various activities have been Detroit chapter of Hadassah, has
planned including bicycling, roller received contributions from the
sl:ating, baseball, and others, following:
which will round out the entire
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Warner,
day. Miss Sylvia Rodin will be Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Rohinson
in charge.
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bernie,
in memory of Bessie Warsha•skY.
MONDAY NIGHT CLUB
The Misses Buchhalter. Mr. and
The Monday Night Club met Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich. and the Fin-
at the home of Mrs. A. Fisher, ley Family, in memory of David
2075 W. Philadelphia. The instal- Blumenthal.
lation will take place at a dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stone and
to be held st Mrs. L Kline's home, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Srere. in honor
2989 Fullerton. The members will of Abraham Cooper's 50th birth-
he escorted by their husbands. H. day anniversary.
Cohen, who will act as the master
Mrs. Laura S. Simons. in honor
of ceremonies, and his wife will of the Bar Mitzvah of Broudy
celebrate their fifth anniversary Simons.
at the party. The next meeting
Mr. and Mrs. I. Wetsman. in
will be held at Mrs. A. Green's memory of Mrs. Levine of Roches-
home, 1701 Lee Place.
ter. N. Y.
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Mount Sinai Hospital Asso- Infants Service Group Has Maybelle Van at Powatan I
Clock Project
ciation Pledges Support
to Drive
The last meeting of the Mount
Sinai Hospital Association, held
in the Bnai Moshe Social Hall,
attracted several hundred mem-
bers. Mrs. Jacob Harvith, presi-
dent, presided.
Lavy Becker, educational direc-
tor of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, smote in behalf of the forth-
coming Allied Jewish Campaign
and a film on European occur-
rences was shown. Mrs. J. Meyer
Barris gave a group of vocal se-
lections and was accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. Lawrence Tei-
telbaum. Refreshments were
served under the direction of Mrs.
Harry Galperin, chairman of
hostesses.
Mrs. Ralph Paul, chairman of
the Mitzvah Fund, announces the
following contributions:
Mrs. SI. Pollock, in honor of the re•
rovery of her daughter, Irene, Pr. and
Mra Charles Oltlin. in honor of the
Bar Mitzvah of Mr. and Meg Isaac
Posetithars son: Mr. and Mrs. Jaroh
Marvith, In honor of the Bar Mitzvah
of Mr. and Mee. Raw Rosenthal's son:
an offering from Mr. and Mrs. Leon A
Inavin In honor of the third bIrthtloY
of their daughter. Nanette Father.
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society's
Spring Luncheon May 17
The annual spring luncheon of
the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
will be held Tuesday, May 17, in
the banquet room of the Dexter-
Lawrence Hall. Luncheon will be
served at 12:30 o'clock and will
be followed by card-playing and
prizes.
The committee is headed by
Mrs. Max Cuss and Mrs. William
I. Miller. The following members
are also working on the commit-
tee: Mesdames S. Beck, M. Wein-
stein, A. J. Schiff, J. Greenwald,
R. Ganz, A. Ilayder and I. E.
Liebson.
Hostesses who served at the
social meeting on May 9 were:
Mesdames I. Sobel, E. Goodman,
Wolk and L Berkowitz.
Pontiac Notts
At the May meeting of the Rialsrhood
or Temple Beth Jaroh held Tuesday •t
the Temple ntn, ere for the coming year
to•I RR foliowsi Mr. Irving
Steinman, preghtent; Mrit. Atm Laphie•
the president, Mr. Harold Goldberg.
recording orerwt•ry: Illr• A. C. Itoeen•
here. iormspondlog wiereteryi !Ira Ale
Mr• Cam Benson.
Zainek.
Perll•mentarlan Newly elected directors
Mrs It M Ittenliwk. Mr. At..
• re
7.amek sod Mrs. Ralph Kuhl,. Directors
ret•InIng their poeltIons are Mr. Saul
litroltranf Mr.. Jules Fisher and
Arrhi• Barnett Mon Norm•n Ilurkner
gave an Interesting account of her trip
to Routh Amerir a
PON ► tir Friedland molt. on •Ttlen
for None - , a nibJeit dealing With et,
at the Friday evening eery-
• tpl i.e...
c
Pea During the pool Week he Sian .poke
her,. the Tear-none Grout, •I Ponii•r
High and a youth group at the Con•
grcezil mat Churrh
On Wedneed•f evening the Contr..
n ation Temple Beth dumb held Ile
annual meeting. Tile was prei,e1.4 •
• hone puppet The following e
ofIlror• were Netted: Abe Lanni, Pr...-
dent: Herman Inc keels, *Ire•preeident.
Or. Olin, Paul. treseurer; Si .1 Nap -
Ian. ...•rew, Nee dire, tore •re Julius
Grodzie and Harold GoldArrg
Center Players Give "Three
Cornered Moon"
The Center Players will present
"Three Cornered Moon" by Ger-
trude Tonkonogy at the Central
High School Auditorium, Sunday
evening, May 22.
This play is a hilarious laugh
riot that has made a hit on Broad-
!way and on the motion picture
screen.
The Infants Service Group met
at the home of Mrs. J. Rosen,
3331 Clements. The clock project
was discussed.
Mrs. S. Kleinman spoke in be-
half of the popular elections of
the American Jewish Congress.
Dr. A. Zieger, who is now tak-
ing care of the Infants Service
Group medical cases, gave an in-
structive talk on child care. Dr.
Zieger conducts a Wednesday
morning clinic for the group's
cases.
Mrs. M. Witte, case worker
for the Infants Service Group, re-
ported that many of her cases
are in need of cribs and buggies.
Anyone having any in good con-
dition should call Mrs. Wittus at
University 2-8026.
Officers elected for the coming
year are: Honorary president,
Mrs. H. Rosen; president, Mrs.
Louis Fried; vice presidents, Mrs.
H. J. Millman, Mrs. S. Banks and
Mrs. N. Weingarden; correspond-
ing secretary, Mrs. M. Schare; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. David
Newman; financial secretary. Mrs.
Al Morons; treasurer, Mrs. I.
Katzman; case worker, Mrs. M.
Wittus; publicity reporter, Mrs.
Jack Bookstein; memorial fund,
Mrs M. Schnieder; members of
the board, Sirs. J. Jaffe, Mrs. R.
Goldsmith, Mrs. M. Arnow, Mrs.
H. Pliskow, Mrs. L. Sanders, Mrs.
S. Merson and Mrs. A. Messenger.
Prenzlauer Group's
Bridge on Tuesday
The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid*); annual strawberry bridge
will be given on Wednesday, May
18, 1:30 p. m., at Kern's Audi-
torium. There will be prizes.
Tickets can be procured from
members or at the door. The fol-
lowing are the chairmen of the
day: Sirs. J. Greenstone, Mrs. J.
Rose, Mrs. H. Fixler and Mrs.
E Koffman.
Installation of officers will take
place on Tuesday, June 7, at the
Wilshire Hotel, in the form of a
• luncheon. Mrs. M. Finkel will in-
stall the officers and will be assist-
ed by Mrs. H. A. Fixler.
A regular meeting will be held
on Tuesday, May 17, 2 p. m., at
the Stotler hotel. All members
are urged to attend and procure
tickets for the strawberry bridge.
A donation was made to the
Infant Service Group in memory
of Melvin& Klein and Ray Cohen.
Bnai Moshe Notes
MAYBELLE VAN
Oshins and Lessey are currently
starring in the show at the Powa-
tan Club. Their unique line of
fast chatter, also their unusual
comedy and character songs, mark
them as a team headed for na-
tional recognition.
Refreshing spring dances, all
up in flower shade cos-
Brochah Goldstein Auxiliary dressed
tumes, are provided by Maybelle
of J. C. R. S. to Have
Van and her Adorables, each of
'
Series of Parties
them a specialist in some different
dance style. Music is by Paul
Brochah Goldstein Auxiliary of Neighbor's orchestra, with Paul
the Jewish Consumptive Relief So- singing the tenor lyrics.
ciety of Denver, Colo., met at
the home of the president, Mrs.
Ilenry Greenberg, 2960 Calvert.
Plans were discussed for raising
funds for the auxiliary. It was
decided to have charity bridges
at members' homes, proceeds to
go to the organization. The first
Alma Phillips, lyric soprano, and
of these, in the form of a lunch- Allan Summits, baritone, will be
eon bridge, will be given by Mrs. presented in ■ duo recital at the
Jack Gold at her home, 2306 Y.W.C.A. auditorium, Montcalm
Oakman Blvd., on Saturday, May at Witherell, on Friday evening,
14, and will be followed by an- May 20. Florence Kutzen will be
other one on Tuesday, May 17, the pianist.
at the home of Mrs. Louis Gold,
2076 Oakman Blvd.
One of the social activities of URGE THOROUGH
PROBE OF NAZISM
the club wan a paid-up member-
ship tea recently held at the home
BY U. S. CONGRESS
of Mrs. Joseph Deutsch, 2958
Tuxedo Ave.
(CONCLVDED FROM PAOI ONR)
Alma Phillips and
Allan Summits in
Duo Recital Friday
House for action on Senate amend-
Death of Chaim Plotkin
ments. The House had previously
Mourned by Thousands passed the bill.
The death of Chaim Plotkin,
prominent Detroit book store own-
er, on Sunday morning, came as
a shock to many hundreds of his
friends in Detroit. Admired for
his devotion to Jewish causes and
for his sincere participation in
numerous activities, Mr. Plotkin
was a leader in the Zionist move-
ment and in cultural projects. His
book store on 12th St. and his
previous store on Oakland Ave.,
were gathering places for intel-
lectuals in Detroit.
Mr. Plotkin died at his home.
8915 12th St., after • heart at-
tack. More than 1,000 people at-
tended funeral services at the
Chesed 'Mel Ernes. Ile is survived
•by his wife, two daughters and
• ton.
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The Bnai Moshe Men's Club
will give a Lag b'Omer party next
Wednesday evening, May 18. Ens
tertaintnent will be furnished by
Mr. and Mrs. A. Zweig, with A.
Grushkoff as accompanist. There
Miii also be a stage presentation
by Sunday School pupils and a
Hungarian talking picture.
Refreshments will be served by
Mesdames L. Greenbaum, E. Eb-
ner, M. Siatyas, M. Greenbaum,
J. Gelbman, H. Deutsch, S. Si-
mon, E. Gelbman, E. Phillips, S.
Rosenberg, L Schwartz, M. Gross,
II. Krause and H. Meer.
The Sisterhood arranged for an
all-day picnic Sunday, June 12, at
Nankin Mills Park. The Mother
and Daughter dinner held Wed-
nesday jointly with the Hebrew
Ladies Aid Society WM success-
ful
Louis J. Goodman Is Hon-
ored at Luncheon by
Mutual Insurance
Louis J. Goodman was a guest
of honor at a luncheon given at
the Statkr Hotel last Saturday by
Joseph P. Macken, local manager
of the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New York. This honor was
conferred upon Mr. Goodman in
recognition of his remarkable rec-
ord which has placed him in the
forefront of the company's lead-
ing producers.
On Wednesday evening. Mr.
Goodman, who is the leader of the
Detroit agency of the Mutual Life,
was honored at • special dinner
held at the Book Cadillac Hotel
be the Life General Agents had
Managers' Association of Detroit.
INDIANAPOLIS (WNS).—Any
legislation intended to admit "po-
litical and religious refugees" to
the United States above the ex-
A. Z. A. Chapter 313
isting immigration quota allow-
ances will be opposed by the
American Legion, its executive
Due to wet ground. Sunday,
committee announced after its the scheduled soft-ball gam. with
regular session ',ere.
Chapter 309 was postponed.
The following boys of Highland
Park Chapter 313 are oa a ilvc-
day trip to Washington, D. C.,
due home Sunday, May 15: Ern-
est Denenfeld, Seymour Grossfeld,
Announeemeet le mode of th• en- Milton Lichtenman, Seymour Jac-
ear•ment of Maw Rylvta M. Mock et
Moffat*. N. T. to Abraham Rehlosvn oby and Louis Hoexter.
Mu. Mork, daughter of Mr. and Mr.
Julian Filler, chairman of the
Marry Shwa. of Ilgit•le. be.. been Lapidus Forest Memorial Com-
etwodlng the pact few days will. Mr
• nd Mr.. 2ohert Monlneon here
Mr . mittee for the chapter. announces
Robins.. IA the see of Mr. sad Mr. that the chapter intends to plant
Mere , Roluoeou •f North linwlieon Ave.
The merrier. toesisees eon tea* plene trees in Palestine in honor of the
this rammer.
late Harry Lapidus.
Nag City Notts