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November 25, 1938
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Mrs. Morris Adler
to Address U.H.S.
Auxiliary Nov. 29
SPECIAL WEEK-END
AT THE
COLONIAL HOTEL
& MINERAL BATHS
The paid-up membership lunch-
eon of the Woman's Auxiliary of
the United Hebrew Schools will
be held on Tuesday, Nov. 29, at
12:30 p. m., in the social hall of
From Saturday lodging through Monday after breakfast—
all meals included,,and Mineral Bath Sunday.
Telephone 2100 for reservation.
Mrs. Julius W. Gilbert r turned
from Akron, where she •w the
guest of her sister and other-in-
low, Mr. and Sirs. Bic rd Polsky.
TAXES
Mr. and Mrs. John . Hopp and
Mr. and Mrs. Clime A. Hopp ro-
turned from CulumFl und Cincin-
n:tti where they ent the past
week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fecheimer
of Tuxedo Ave. returned from a
few days stay in Cleveland.
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Shaarey Zedek, Chicago at Law-
ton.
Mrs. Herman Wetsman, chair-
man, and Mrs. Charles Robinson
and the social committee are in
charge of the luncheon.
A review of "Madame Curie"
by Eve Curie will be given by
Mrs. Morris Adler, wife of Rabbi
Adler from Congregation Shaarey
Zedek. who was herself a teacher
of Hebrew, and was active in
many Hebrew and Parent-Teach-
er groups in New York City.
Mrs. Adler was a student at
Hunter College and the Ethical
Culture Normal School, both of
New York City.
All new and old members are
urged to attend this luncheon.
The first luncheonette meeting
in connection with the seventh
annual donor luncheon, to be held
in January, took place at the
home of Mrs. Maurice Zackheim,
on Webb Ave., on Nov. 9. Mrs.
Nathan Spevakow, chairman of
the donor luncheon, announced
her committees, and urged all
board members to continue their
work on reservations, which have
already begin to come in.
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The Women's Auxiliary of
Bnai Brith No. 122 will hold its
the Bnai Moshe Syna-
gogue on Nov. 28 at 8:30 m.
Those who don't already have
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• Cool, spacious lobby and front patio.
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The final victory rally preceding
the donor luncheon will be held at
the Staler Ilotel on Monday, Nov.
28, at 1:30.
Airs. Abe Rosenberg, program
Mrs.
Mrs. Sidney Wallace of Canter-
bury Drive will be hostesses at a
luncheon on Saturday, Nov. 26, in
honor of Miss Vivian Erman,
bride-elect.
L. Magid, and fancily of East
Philadelphia Ave. Before leaving
for her home in about two weeks,
Mrs. Allen will visit another sis-
ter and her family in Whiting,
Ind.
Miss Winifred Ashner of Glynn
Joe Shrebnick and Henry Ehr-
Court is visiting friends in Cincin- lich are spending the week at
nati, 0.
Western Military Academy, Alton,
Ill.
Rabbi I.eon From has been in-
vited to speak to the Parent-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fisher of
Teacher Association of the Royal Calvert Ave. are spending Thanks-
Oak High School on the topic: giving week-end with their fam-
"Building Community and World ily in Dayton, 0.
Understanding."
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Van
Harry T. Schakne of New York Vliet a n d Alfred Roseroot
City is spending the week-end with entertained at a family dinner
his father, I. Schakne of 2737 on Thanksgiving day in honor
Gladstone Ave.
of the marriage of Miss Sylvia
Lois Colitz and Don H. Roseroot.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Norman Wine-
man of Riverside, Calif., for-
In honor of Miss Ada Ernstein,
merly of Detroit, are visiting bride-elect of January, Mesdames
here. During their stay they will S. A. Grenadier, James Silk,
reside at the Wilshire
Harry Ernstein and Abraham
Ernstein were joint hostesses at a
Frederich Hirschman was 'home lovely personal shower on Sat-
for Thanksgiving from the Uni- urday. Nov. 19, at the Belcrest
versity of Michigan, where he Hotel. Seventy-five guests were
is a student.
present.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sans Jacob of
Mrs. Eva Rachleff and children,
Virginia Park were hosts at a Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rachleff, of
family dinner on Nov. 22 in honor Springfield, Mass., are visiting
of their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. James Rachleff and
family of 15869 LaSalle Blvd.
Miss Sue Wineman left Nov. 10
for Boston and New York to spend
Mr. and Mrs. Moris Kaner and
two weeks visiting friends.
family, formerly of Longfellow
Ave., are now residing at 2463
Mrs. Adolph Sloman will be at Blaine.
home Tuesday afternoon and
evening in honor of her 81st
Miss Selma Pollack of 2496
birthday.
Virginia Park left Wednesday,
Nov. 23. to spend her Thanks-
is giving vacation in Pittsburgh, at
Mrs. Hattie Finsterwald
visiting her daughter and son-in- the Junior Hadassah convention.
law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dreifus
in :Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Herbert Wallace enter-
tained at a farewell party Sun-
Mrs Henry Wineman of Hamil- day evening, honoring her sister,
ton Drive gave a luncheon on Mrs. Samuel Baiter of Los An-
ONE HUNDRED TEN EAST HANCOCK
Nov. 16.
geles, Calif, formerly of Detroit.
(CORNER JOHN R)
Mrs. Baiter will visit with her
Mr. and Mrs. Amson C. Tabor son, Samuel Baiter, Jr., in Phila-
TELEPHONE COLUMBIA 3000
will honor Miss Constance Robin- delphia, before leaving for home.
!Shaarey Zedek J. Y. P. S. son and fiance, James Wineinan,
BERTRAM
with a buffet supper and bottle
Miss Beatrice Zack honored
The Junior Young People's So- shower on Dec. 2.
her sister, Golda, a bride-elect
ciety of Shaarey Zedek will meet
of Jan. 8, and her fiance. Dr.
Sunday, Nov. 27, at 2:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Finster- Harry Weber, at a dinner-dance
Miss Ruth Crane, an authority weld left Nov. 25, to spend the at the Hotel Webster Grill, on
on youth, will address the group. winter in Los Angeles.
Sunday, Nov. 20. Covers were
Plans for the ninth annual
laid for 18 guests.
prom, on Dec. 24, will be dis-
Louis J. Gordon of Webb Ave.
ctssed. Joseph Gilbert, chairman spent the past week-end with his
Miss Pauline Winer of Lynn,
of the affair, urges all members brother, Albert A. rdon of Cin- Mass., is the guest of her cousins.
to attend the meeting.
cinnati, at Colum s, 0., whore Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tobb and
they attended the Michigan-Ohio daughter, Mrs. Ben Tobin.
State football game.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Mellman
Mrs. Henry Moses returned to entertained at a dinner party on
her home in Cincinnati after visit- Sunday, Nov. 13, for 16 guests,
ing Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hopp in honor of the 34th wedding
for a few days.
anniversary of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Mellman.
Mrs. Harriet Lurie of Columbus,
0., is the guest of her sister and
Mrs. Fred Bond and daughter
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- of 2712 Sturtevant Ave. visited
liam Mazer of Birchcrest Drive. their relatives in Chicago, where
Mrs. Bond attended the wedding
Mrs. E. Louis Jacobs left Nov. of her cousin, Dorothy Levatin,
20, for her home in Woodmere, on Nov. 1, and where a family
L. 1., after visiting with her sis- reunion took place on the occa-
ter and brother-in-law, Dr. and sion of the arrival to this coun-
Mrs. David J. Levy.
try of Joseph Levatin, a cousin,
on Oct. 25, froin Augustow, Po-
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kauf- land.
mann of Massachuetts Ave. left
Rodin Club met at the home of
for Hollywood, Fla., to spend the
Mrs. I. Hutton, 3037 Blaine Ave.,
winter.
on Nov. 9. The next nvonthly
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Meyer meeting will be held Wednesday
Shirts beautifully hand
of Suffolk Drive gave a cocktail evening, Dec. 7, at the home of
18 lb. Damp with all $1.00
party on Sunday, Nov. 23.
Mrs. M. Wold, 2370 Sturtevant
finished
Flat finished
Ave.
each
Miss Josephine Weiss of the Bel-
The 10th anniversary of Delta
vent left Nov. 22, to spend 10 days
Omega Iota Sorority, Gamma chap-
in New York.
ter, was celebrated at a formal din-
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sloss ner dance at the Whittier Hotel
and Richard Sloss are spending Saturday evening, Nov. 10. Among
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THE TARIFF IS MODERATE
WILLIAM CAYMAN
tickets are asked to communi-
cate with any member or Mrs.
Nathan Wolf, chairman of tick-
ets. To. 7-9191.
Through the efforts of Dave
j Goldberg, president of the Hal-
levy Singing Society, and Miss
Charlotte Gant, chairman of the
' program committee, the organiza-
tion has been instrumental in
securing a group of Ilalevy Sing-
ing Society members to offer sev-
eral musical numbers under the
direction of William Cayman. as-
sistant director. Tap dancing by
Harriet Weinstock, daughter of
Mrs. C. Weinstock, a member of
the auxiliary. will be given, and
the master of ceremonies for the
evening will be Dr. AI. Al. Silver-
man, past president of Louis
Marshall Lodge.
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8 DAYS ONLY
Filled With Exciting Values
Mrs. Joseph Levin of 2254 Cal-
vert Ave. will be at home from
3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. on Sunday,
Nov. 27, in honor of the marriage
on Oct. 12, of her slaughter, Isa-
bel, to Alan Grossman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grossman
of Muskegon. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Silberberg
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Friedman,
of Wildemere Ave. will be hosts
at a dinner party on Wednesday, formerly of Detroit, now residing
in Houston, Tex s , announce the
Nov '10
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Har-
Mr. imil'Mrs. Clarence Enggass mon Monte. at Congregation Beth
and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Enggass Israel, on Nov. 26, at 11 a. m.
gave a dinner party at the Great
Lakes Club on Tuesday, Nov. 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Blumberg of
4285 Sturtevant Ave. will be at
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Welt home to their relatives and friends
and their daughter, Josephine, who on Saturday, Nov. 26, from 3 to
is a student at Vassar, are spend- 5 and 7 to 10 p. m., in honor of the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Robert
ing the week-end in New York.
Allen.
Miss Gene Kaye, who has just
returned from an 18-months visit
Thelma Mitchell, a student at
in Japan and China, is visiting her the University of Michigan, to-
sister, Mrs. Morton Hack of Oak- gether with three of her sorority
man Court.
sisters, spent Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Miss Eileen Blumberg, who is Mitchell of 16514 Baylis Ave.
a student at Draws College, is
spending the holiday week-end with
Mrs. Sam Allen of Salem,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mass., is the guest of her sister
11. Blumberg.
and brother-in-law, Mr. and
BEGINS FR I DAY
Himelhoch's
Pre-Christmas Sale
Under the direction of Toba
Jackson and Lucille Kavanau, the
entertainment committee of the
junior chapter of the Mount
Sinai Hospital Association of
Detroit has planned a collegiate
swing party for members and
their escorts at the Bohemian
room of the Hotel Detroiter. Re-
freshments will be served. Sher-
man Schwartz and his Rondoliers
will supply the music.
Mrs. Adolph Sloman and Mr.
The Progressive Ladies Unt.
and Mrs. Irving Hirschman will Verein will hold their annual
entertain at dinner Sunday eve- donor luncheon on Wednesday,
ning.
Nov. 30, at Lacher's. Reserve-
I hens can be made by calling the
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tolmich, president, Mrs. Harry Epstein, at
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alper and Ivanhoe 8775.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Myers at-
tended the Michigan-Ohio State
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Madi-
University football game last son of 16179 Parkside Ave. an-
Saturday at Columbus, Ohio.
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, David Lloyd, on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sector of Dec. 3, at 10 a. m., at Congre-
Akron, 0., are the week-end guests gation Bnai Zion, Holmur and
of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Humphrey. At home Saturday
Mrs. Jacob H. Schakne of LaSalle evening from 8 to 12 p. m. No
Blvd.
cards.
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Zedakah Victory
Rally on Monday
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman,
their son, James, and his fiancee,
Miss Constance Robinson, at.
tended the Michigan-Ohio football
game in Columbus.
$7.50 Per Person
2
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Eight days to delight gift-givers! The
pick of the Christmas gifts . . . every
one brand new . . . all specially priced
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MRS. PHILIP LIPSON
chairman, has arranged for an af-
ternoon of entertainment.
A comedy playlet, written and
direetel by Mrs. Harry Clark, will
be presented. The following will
participate: Mrs. Philip Lipson,
Mrs. Irving Shevin, Mrs. Joe
Staub, Mrs. Norman Adilman and
Mrs. Harry Rott.
A luncheon meeting for com-
mittees and members was held het
Monday in the home of Mrs. Philip
Lipson, chairman of the luncheon.
Gratifying reports on prospects
were turned in. All those who
/Ave not as yet pledged to attend
the 7th donor luenheon to take
place on Tuesday, Dec. 6, at the
Masonic Temple, at 12:30, are re-
quested to to so as early as pos-
sible.
The Friday committee meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Jack Greenberg, prospect chair-
man, 3238 Calvert.
Council's Paid-Up
Luncheon Dec. 5
Address to Be Delivered by Mary
Barnett Gilson of Uni-
versity of Chicago
for this big Pre-Christmas Sale!
* Gift Lingerie
* Handkerchiefs
* Hostess Gowns, Robes
* Himel-Hose
* Fine Gloves
* Gift Bags
* Glove Silk Undies
* Men's Wear
* Fitted Cases
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A complimentary luncheon for
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by the Detroit Section, National
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Council of Jewish Women, Mon-
Quality Fun, from the most luxurious to the most modest,
day, Dec. 5, at 12:30 p. m., at
Temple Beth El. Only those mem-
in a generous array of current fashion trends
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bers who paid their 1938 dues
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may attend.
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Miss Stacy Barnett Gilson, as-
Next Door to Perwein's
sistant professor of economics
at the University of Chicago, will
be featured on the program fol-
lowing the luncheon. Miss Gilson,
a Wellesly graduate, was recently
appointed by Governor Horner of
Illinois to serve as a member of Group Festival Nov. 27; Chanu-
Plepate for WInter w,rlel Neannn
the State Advisory Board on Un-
kah Concert Dec. 18
Booklets - Tiles - Racks - Money
employment Insurance and Pub-
At Very Attractive Prices
For appolottnent call
lic Employment Exchange.'
BERME ROSS, Inatrurior
The Bnai Moshe Sisterhood ex-
Believing that women should
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tends
an
invitation
to
the
public
concern themselves vitally with
what is going on in the world to attend the annual grape fes
today, Miss Gilson will discuss
"Ignorance and Apathy — the
Twin Destroyers."
Miss Gilson's book on unem-
ployment insurance in Great
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United States. Her teaching at
909 David Whitney Bldg.
the University of Chicago covers
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and political science.
Luncheon reservations must be
in by Friday, Dec. 2, and may
be made by calling the Council
Club house, 89 Mack. or Mrs.
Harold Smiley, 19105 Canter-
bury, Un. 1-3664.
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Second -Mt. Sinai
Bingo Wednesday
The Mount Sinai Hospital As-
sociation will hold the second of
a series of bingo parties at the
Bnai Moshe Synagogue, Tuesday
evening, Nov. 29, at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Leon A. Katzin, general
chairman, and her special com-
mittee, are completing arrange-
ments for the many diversions of
the evening.
The first of the series of par-
ties, held last Monday, was con-
ducted under the supervision of
Joseph Snyder. and was attend-
ed by 1,000 persons.
Next Tuesday evening the mas-
ters of ceremony will be Dr. Mil-
liard W. Goldstick and Dr. Leon
A. Katzin.
The small admission charge
will include refreshments and
prizes.
Further information may be
had through Mrs. Joshua Karbal.
chairman of the distribution of
tickets committee.
The architect of the new Bahai
Temple in Chicago, which is ex-
pected to be the most beautiful
religious building in the world
next to Tel Mahal, is Beniamin
Shapiro, who has made this his
life work . . . Incidentally, one of
the leading Bahai workers is Ly-
dia Zamenhof, daughter of the
founder of Esperanto.
MOLL NOW fill FALL CLASSES
CROP as COMTE—flit DIAL LASSOS
MRS. MAX GROSS
tival, Sunday, Nov. 27, at 8 p.m.,
at Lawrence and Dexter.
Prizes will be awarded. A gyp-
sy orchestra will furnish dance
music. The chairmen of the affair
are Mrs. Max Gross and Mrs.
Terest Miller.
The Men's Club will give a
Chanukah concert Sunday eve-
ning, Dec. 18.
EMANUEL SISTERHOOD
The Sisterhood of Congrega-
tion Beth Tefilo Emanuel will
meet at the synagogue, Taylor
and Woodrow Wilson, Monday,
Nov. 28, at 2:15 p. m.
Mrs. William Adelson, presi-
dent, will preside. Dr. I. Rabino-
witb, associate director of the
Hillel Foundation at the Univer-
sity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, will
be the guest speaker, on the
topic "The Jewish Student Ma-
tures." Miss Melba Sklar. a grad-
uate of the Detroit Conservatory
of Music and a student-teacher
at Wayne University, will present
a group of readings.
A social hour will follow the
meeting. Mrs. Morris Schneider,
Mrs. Louis Kramer, Mrs. S.
Cohen, are members of the hos-
pitality committee.
,Dues are payable at this meet-
ing to Mrs. Max Schubiner, sec-
retary.
Brown of New York City and Her-
man Doran of Buffalo. The din-
ner dance was in charge of Miss
Betty Rothschild. who was chair- SENIOR BICUR CHOLEM
man of the entertainment commit-
Senior Bicur Cholem will have
tee. The festivities were preceded
by a cocktail party at the home of a banquet on Sunday, Jan. 29,
at Bnai Moshe Synagogue. The
Miss Mae Cowen, president.
society appeals to all Jewish or-
On Nov. 21, the Womens Auxil- ganizations to receive commit-
iary of the Home for Aged met at tees who will visit them and help
the Horne on Petoskey Ave. Mrs. make this dinner • success.
I. E. Goodman presided. Mrs. A. B. Needy sick of Detroit are to be
Stralser read amendments to the helped with the proceeds. Call
constitution which were adopted. the Secretary, Tyler 4-2272, for
Mrs. Bernard Lachs, chairman of information.
The next meatirm will be on
the program, presented enjoyable
Tuesday, NOV. 29. at the home
entertainment.
of the president, Mrs. Solai. 3311
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Berk and Tuxedo, near Dexter, at 1 o'clock.
fancily are now residing at their
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Drive.
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Philotnatlaic Debating Club
At the meeting of the Philo-
mathic Debating Club of Nov. 20,
five members discussed the prob-
lem of a homeland for the per-
secuted Jews. The participants
were Joseph Epel, Marvin Finn,
Henry Seligman, Max Strohm
and Emil Wollock. Other mem-
bers of the organisation dis-
cussed this issue. It was decided
that the oratorical contest would
be held on Dec. 28.