PIEVerRorrionsnffiR0741a4 PAGE TWENTY-TWO Maimonides Ladies Select officers AND BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR MRS. R. .1. MENDELSSOHN cers for the ensuing year were instal led. The newly elected officers to serve this organization for the coming year are: President, Mrs. R. J. Men- delssohn; vice president, Mrs. A. S. Rogoff; recording secretary, Mrs. Daniel Gordon; correspond- ing secretary, Mrs. M. Witus; treasurer, Mrs. J. H. Chalet. Meetings of the auxiliary will hereafter be held on the third Saturday of each month. Wives of physicians and dentists who are members of the Maimonider Medical Society are eligible for membership. Those who have not been contacted are advised to phone Mrs. Gordon, To. 6-4156. The next meeting is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 19. Irene Alice Murphy has been invited to address the group on "The Community Fund." B. SIEGEL CO. BICUR CHOLEM JRS. PRESENT THEIR 3oth Annual Music Study Club Luncheon Oct. 15 Yom Kippur Night Dance The Music Study Club of De- troit opened its 1938-39 season with a board meeting at the home of Mrs. J. S. Sauls of 2046 Taylor Ave. Opening the official season will he the gala 15th jubilee luncheon to be held at the Statler Hotel on Saturday, Oct. 15, for mem- bers and prospective members. Meetings formerly referred to as "Program Meetings" have been revised to merit the heading "Re- cital Program Meetings." Of ,pedal interest to all will be the study and lecture meetings for the year. Prominent among the speakers will be Bendetson Netzorg, noted pianist, who will present his interpretation of mod- ern music under the title "Chang- ing Idioms in Music." Mrs. Maurice Morse is presi- cirrit of the Music Study Club. Wednesday, October 5, 1938 at the Beautiful and Spacious MASONIC TEMPLE GRAND BALLROOM Capacity for 4,000 People Dancing from 9 to 1 Admission 65c per person Music by Mike Falk and his 14-Piece Orchestra, featuring two Special Soloists PROCEEDS CO TO NEEDY SICK ROSII 11ASIIONAll GREETINGS JOLLY ELITE CLUB A Most Happy and Prosperous New Year Greeting to All presents its loth Annual Dance Regardless of Cost Last Night of Rosh Hashonah, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 27 Aztec Tower — Union Guardion Bldg. Leaving city forced to sell everything. 20 apt solid bk .and steel like new. All painted Craftex walls. At- ways rented now $10,000. Include Seminole Bk 2 flat 6 and tiled bath open fireplaces each. $100,000 worth Gilt Edge property. Terrible sac- rifice for this sumer all goes for $36,500. Former mfg $50,000. Ins Co mfg reduced now to $20,000. You gain where others lost. Music by JIMMIE DAVENPORT and His Orchestra Admission: 55 Cents WE THANK YOU! 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Rabbi Ralph Davidson spent the past Becker, who is educational direc- few weeks motoring through Ohio. for of Detroit Jewish Community Center, leaves for New Haven, Mrs. Aaron DeRoy and Mrs. Conn., after the High Holy Days Maurice Caplan returned home to assume the post of director of after spending the Summer on the the New Haven Community Cen- ter. The New Haven Center has former's yacht, "Yoreda." just merged with the Hebrew In- Mrs. Victor H. Weil is spending stitute of that city, and Rabbi Becker will assume directorship several days in Chicago. of both organizations jointly. Rabbi Becker will officiate for Mrs. William Fleischman and son, Mark, are the guests of Mr. the High Holy Day services at and Mrs. R. Goldrich in Cleveland. the Colonial Hotel, Mt. Clemens, and will spend the week between Sirs. Edwin M. Rosenthal left Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Sept. 17 for a visit with her chil- at the Colonial Hotel with his family. dren, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Si. Rosenthal, Jr., in Washington, Resuming her scholarship at D. C.. from which point she will leave for Hollywood, Fla., to spend college, Blanche Krell left for the University of Miami, after the winter. several parties were given in her Miss Peggy Freund, daughter of honor. Her sister, Marilyn, will Dr. Hugo A. Freund, left Sept. 19 have a gathering at her home on to enter her freshman year at Glynn Court, Saturday afternoon. Wheaton College, Norton, Mass. Mrs. Bertha Gomberg has re- Richard Lauer of Cincinnati turned to her home at the Wil- spent several days visiting with shire after spending the summer friends in Detroit. with her daughter and son-in- law, Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Good- Miss Betty Levy, daughter of man, at their summer home at Dr. and Mrs. David J. Levy, left Sand Lake, Minn. Wednesday to enter her freshman year at Vassar College. Mrs. Morris Baker of Lanca- shire Drive was hostess at a lunch- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Finster- eon and kitchen shower, Wednes- weld and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin day. Sept. 14, honoring Miss Reva Gingold attended the wedding of Wolfe, a bride-elect. Miss Marjorie Binswanger and Marvin Kaufmann on Sept. 22, in On Thursday, Sept. 22, Mrs. Kansas City. Julius Green, Mrs. Henry Wein- berg and Mrs. Sidney Wallace en- Sir. and Mrs. Bernard Wohl and tertained with a luncheon at the daughter, Lynn, are spending a Statler, honoring Miss Reva month in New Orleans. Wolfe. Mrs. Jacob H. Schakne and Mr. and Mrs. D. Galin and Frederick Margolis spent the past family, formerly of Webb Ave., week-end in Pittsburgh. have moved to their new home, 2635 Lawrence Ave. Mrs. Melville S. Welt returned from Chicago, where she visited Lucille N. Berman, daughter with her mother, Sirs. I. Ober- of Sir. and Mrs. Ralph Berman felder. of Fullerton Ave., left Sept. 20 for East Lensing where she en- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Robinson tered Michigan State College. of Chicago Blvd. gave a dinner Friday night, Sept. 16, to an- Miss Beatrice Feldman of Cus- nounce the engagement of their ter Ave. returned from a month's daughter, Constance, to James H. stay in Charlevoix and northern Wineman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Michigan. Henry Wineman of Hamilton Dr. Miss Norma Grosberg left for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Z. Brown Ann Arbor where she will begin and family of Boston Blvd. re- her studies at the University of turned to Detroit after spending Michigan, the summer in Charlevoix. Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Kraft and Miss Monnie Berger, daughter sons. Eugene and Hannan, re- of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Berger turned from a prolonged trip of W. Boston Blvd., left Sunday through the East. Enroute they to resume her studies at the Mar- visited Niagara Falls, Boston, jorie Webster School in Wash- Bethlehem, New York and Mon- ington, D. C. treal. Mrs. Philip Schaffer of Atlantic Miss Ruth Kogan of Cambridge City is visiting with her children, Rd. left Thursday for Pough- Sir. and Mrs. Charles King. keepsie, N. Y., where she will re- sume her studies at Vassar Col- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fivenson lege. of Alpena were recent guests in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wein- berg of Pennington Dr. enter- Miss Marcia Diamond, daughter tained at a dinner party on of Sir. and Mrs. David Diamond Thursday evening in honor of of Longfellow Ave., left to enter Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barnett and her freshman year at Miami Uni- daughter, Beatrice, of New York versity in Oxford, O. City. Emma Lazaroff Scheyer is an- peering at the Teatro Belles Ar- tes in Mexico City with the Cin- cinnati Opera Co. in title roles in 19 operas. Her first appear- ance was on Sept. 17. The final presentation of this opera season will be on Oct. 18. Her husband, Morris Scheyer, accompanied her on her ter. to Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Schles- inger and family returned from their summer home in Charlevoix. Mrs. Sophie Sklar of 3253 Rochester Ave. was the guest of honor at a surprise party given by her children on Thursday eve- ning, Sept. 15, on the occasion of her 70th birthday. Miss Frances Fox left for Chi- cago for a few days and will re- turn Tuesday evening. A happy, healthful, peaceful New Year to all our friends. H. J. HEINZ CO. PITTSBURGH, F. Mailers of the 57 Varieties, most of which bear on the Zabel ©the seal of approval of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America. MRS. W. B. ISENBERG and Pontiac. Mrs. Max Frank, first vice-president of Detroit's chapter, presided. Mrs. Fred Ginsberg, chairman of the honor roll campaign, an- nounced her plans for the drive for subscriptions, and stated that weekly luncheon rally meetings will be held at the Detroiter Hotel commencing Friday, Sept. 30. The first meeting will feature a skit written by Mrs. Harry L. Jack- son, and directed by Mrs. Walter Field, entitled "Hadassah Opens An Office". The cast will include: Mrs. Louis Glosier, Mrs. George Bremen, Mrs. Ralph Benyas, Mrs. A. Bookstein, Mrs. Herbert Paul, Mrs. Samuel Silver, Mrs. John Frazer, Mrs. Morris Marks, Mrs. Bernard May, Mrs. James Kates. Reservations for the weekly rally luncheons will be accepted by Mrs. Milton Gordon, University 2-5250. Mrs. Ginsberg also announced her committee for the Honor Roll campaign as follows: Mrs. Wil- liam B. Isenberg, co-chairman; vice-chairmen, Mesdames -Meyer Herds, Seymour Frank, Nathan Simons, Abraham Cooper, Jacob Sauls, Sidney Allen, Walter Laib, Abe Srere, David Wilkus, Joseph Welt; Youth Aliyah committee, Mrs. Henry Wineman; corres- ponding secretaries, Mrs. Sam Rubiner and Mrs. Rubin Rosen- feld; financial secretaries, Mrs. Jacob Mazer and Mrs. Benjamin Jaffe; publicity, Mrs. Arthur S. Purdy and Sirs. George Bremen; prospect committee, Mrs. Harry Rope!, Mrs. Sam Kavanau, Mrs. Harold Goodman; record commit- tee, Mrs. Ellis Thal, Mrs. David Cooper; workers committee, Mrs. II. C. Broder, Mrs. William B. Isenberg; weekly rally committee, Mrs. Walter Field, Mrs. Harry Jackson; weekly rally house com- mittee, Mrs. David Diamond, Mrs. Harry Glick; rally reservations, Mrs. Milton Gordon; memorials committee, Mrs. Oscar Blumberg; general program committee, Mrs. Louis James Rosenberg, Mrs. Harry L. Jackson, Mrs. Sidney Allen, Mrs. Sol Q. Kessler, Mrs. Abraham Cooper, Mrs. Walter Laib, Mrs. David Wilkus. Sirs. Philip Lipson, chairman of the committee on co-operation with the National Fund, announces the contributions during the past week as follows: In memory of Rose Greenbaum, by Mr. and Sirs. Philip Lipson, Mr. and Mrs. Is- rael Si. Hertz, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nichamin, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Glucksman; in memory of Morris Himmel, by his family. The following group of friends of Rose Greenbaum made a joint contribution in her memory: Blanchie Greenblatt , Ethel Fisher, Ann Elias, Hannah liar- with, Jeanette Meyers, Rose Wis. per, Marrie Hyman, Ann Rabino- witz, Florence Rabinowitz, Doro- thy Sklar, Molly Rott, Bell Staub, Bell Hordes, Tillie Greenberg, Esther Davis, Bee Kresnick, Sa- rah Baker, Pauline Loeb, Evelyn Woolman, Tillie Germanaky, Shir- ley Waterstone, Sylvia Rosenberg, Ann Rosenbaum, Sophie Lampert, Sylvia Gourwitz, Charlotte Sher- foss, Ida Shevin. Contributions for the Golden Book Inscriptionr , in memory of Dorothy Cohn, were made by the following: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wets- man, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Key- well, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wei- ner, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Keys, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Agree, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Robinson, Mr. Maur- ice Schlafer. Mrs. Lipson, University 1-9440, 17527 Fairfield, will be glad to furnish information respecting the various types of contributions that are available to the National Fund. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cohen of Monterey Ave. celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on Aug. 31 in Petoskey, Mich., Miss Dorothy Magidsohn left to where they spent the summer. 13 Apt resume her senior year at Car- negie Tech in Pittsburgh. Miss Esther Etkin will be the painted walls tiled baths guest speaker in Toronto, Ont., with showers. Real location. Mrs. Louis Lebster of Flint at the opening meeting of Junior Rent $5,000. Thru the spent Tuesday in Detroit, having Hadassah on Sunday, Oct. 2. On wringer, was $50,000 now attended the Hadassah meeting. Monday, Oct. 3, she will address $20,000. Be alive to today's the luncheon meeting of the Tor- opportunities. Mr. and Slur. Morse Calton and onto senior chapter of Hadassah. family, formerly of Taylor Ave., 8 Apt are now residing at 2517 Glad- A gathering consisting of 14 beauty all 3 rooms sep unit stone Ave. girls was held in honor of Miss refrigeration. Normally Rhoda Cowen's 14th birthday at $35,000. Buy today $14,500 Mi. and Mrs. Shmarya Klein- her home on 3303 Glynn Ct. terms $3,500. Make offer. man and daughter, Bernice, had as Rely on our Facts and their guests during the past week- Mrs. Saul Rubin and Miss Figures. end Miss Bernice Cohen of Pas- Stella Sobel were hostesses at a MR. BEDFORD saic, N. J., Moses Caplan, Stan- novelty personal shower on ley Epstein and Harold Zieman, Thursday evening, Sept. 22, in Homer Warren & Co. of Boston. Mass. honor of Miss Isabel Levin. bride- 54 years dependable service elect of October. Covers were Mrs. Frank Bachrach, who spent laid for 25 guests. the past two years in Santa Mon- ica, Calif:, arrived in Detroit this RODIN CLUB week for a prolonged visit with her children. During her stay The last meeting of the Rodin here she is making her home with Season's Greetings Youth Education League Club was held at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Linsky (Vir- N. Grossman of Clairmount Ave. ginia Bachrach) of 1383 Cadillac on Sept. 13. Election of officers The Youth Education League Blvd. took place and the following offi- met at the home of Mrs. S. Gal- Curtains Tinted to Your cers were chosen for the ensuing perin, 3267 Webb Ave., on Sept. Specifications Miss Anna Solomon, formerly term: President, Mrs. F. Rodin; 19. of Detroit, now of California. is Definite plans were made for presidents, Mrs. N. Gross- ws Use the Latest New Way a guest at the Tuller Hotel and vice man and Mrs. H. Baer; chairman, city wide series of entertainment. Process in All Our is being extensively entertained Mrs. P. Winkelman; treasurer, Each member participating pre- Curtain Cleaning by many of her friends. Mrs. A. Schiller; correspondng sented her own original and novel secretary, Mrs. N. Fishman; re- idea of raising money for the many BE SURE TO CALL Miss Elizabeth Lipton of Chi- cording secretary, Mrs. M. Miller; additional cases of school children cago Blvd. left to resume her chaplain, Mrs. S. Rivkin; publici- in need of lunches, supplies, shoes studies at the University of Michi- ty, Mrs. F. Zierer; sergeant-at- and so forth. gan. This event will begin Oct. 10 arms, Sirs. B. R. Salinger. Donations to the club were and continue through Oct. 17. Mrs. Ralph Paul of Hazelwood made by Miss Esther Hutton, Mrs. Sirs. Jeanette Yarrows and Mrs. Ave. returned from a six weeks' P. Winkelman, Mrs. B. Rosenberg, Ruth Yarrows are committee stay in Los Angeles. and Sirs. J. Harvith. At the con- chairmen. The meeting was brought to • clusion of the meeting, the mem- 3916 Joy Road Miss Ruth Rhodes of Chicago is bers and guests played cards, and close with vocal selections by Sirs. spending the holiday week-end prizes were awarded each table. Ray Wasserman, accompanied at TYLER 5-3001 with her family. the piano by Mrs. S. Rosen, an- Lunch was served. The next meeting and installa- other talented member of the Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fishman tion will be held at the home of league. of 3411 Sherbourne Rd. were Mrs. N. FishiNn of 3411 Cher- hosts at a surprise party Wednes- bourne, Sherwood Forest, on Wed- A Happy New Year day night, in honor of the 38th nesday evening, Oct 12. wedding anniversary of the lat - RECEPTACLES ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Na- The wicked worketh a deceitful G aaaaa a. Ash And Rubbish. Itssieromrd ennerele. rally Gam than Grossman, and a midnight work: but to him that soweth &steed. (deed Right. supper was served for 60 guests. righteousness shall be a sure re- 402 Storinfeltx Lovely Bldg. AMERICAN Those from out of town were Mr. ward. —Proverbs 11:18 and Mrs. Ruben Adelman, Miss RECEPTACLE CO. MA. 1770 Naomi Blumenau, Mr. and Mrs Flowers for all accedes, — 579 Kenilworth. To. 8.5889 Elmer Kaufman, all of Bay City. Dexter-Joy Florist, Tyler 6-6622 HOLLYWOOD Curtain Laundry 8 Cleaners 4 11.2-v3u5 aT4 1 Hadassah Begins Work on Honor Roll Campaign The first gathering of the Aux- iliary to the Maimonides Medical Society took place last Saturday noon at the Belcrest Hotel. This meeting took the form of an annual "Pay-up" party and offi- GREETINGS CHAZ CHASE September 23, 1938 .ad THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Rosh Hashonah Greetings! In appreciation of your past good-will and with a high hope for even happier relations in the future, we take this opportunity to wish you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year. 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