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The last of the faculty teas
given by the Ganapal School of
I Musical Art will occur on Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Moses of
Chicago will arrive March 24, to
spend several days with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sol A. Wolf.

SADIE COOPER

Cooper, will present a concert on
Thursday, March 23, at 8:30 p. m.,
at the Center, as the second fea-
ture of the House League Festival
of the Arts, which is presenting
the music, dance and drama or-
ganizations of the Center to the
membership and the general com-
munity. This will be the first
presentation of the orchestra be-
fore the Center membership this
season. Included in the concert
will be the appearance of two
guest soloists, Rose Manko Mash,
pianiat, and Fred Sheyer, violin.
1st. Admission will be free.
Miss Mash, well-known Detroit
pianist and teacher, studied at the
Ann Arbor College of Music and
for the past few years with Mrs.
Frances 0. Smith. She has ap-
peared with several orchestras, in-
cludim? the Detroit Philharmonic
Symphony several years ago. Fred
Sheyer, who is at present concert
master of the Chrysler Symphony
and the Center Symphony, has
ELIZABETH GASTMAN
been a student of the violin for
afternoon, March 26, at which time more than six years.
The program for the evening
Elizabeth Gastman will play the
C Major Concerto of Beethoven, will include the following:
I. Merry Wives of Windsor Overture.,
with Esther Miller-Krops at the
Nicsial
second piano as accompanist. Miss 2. Preimie
Deluire
Saint-Baena
Violin solo—Fred ahem
Phylis Ahlers, aoprano, will offer
3. Ilerreum
Jarnefelt
a group of songs.
Praeludium
Jmnefelt

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Planist—Itom Manko Mash
7. Raymond Overture
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toes are justice and love, or
righteousness and loving-kindness.
As the Prophet teaches, justice
comes first, but in a perfect hu-
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man society, justice will be estab-
The Junior Congregation of
lished in the social relations of
men, and at the same time love Shuarey Zedek held it °regular
will be in the heart of man as the Sabbath services last Saturday
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The following won prizes for
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Chicago.
I Purim masquerade parties at
Temple Beth El: Lois Karbel, Ar-
—
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund A. Robin nold Robins Gottlieb, Muriel Seho-
son and two children are spendin g stak, Mark Sandground, Ellen
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs Jackson, Donald Sarason, Paul
David Levin, Lois Daniels, Bern-
Max Ileavenrich in Saginaw.
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Miss Carolyn Maybaum, wh
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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Mr. and Mrs. FAward Quint of
Parkside Ave., will give a dinner
party March 24.

Mrs. Henry Fecheimer of Tux-
edo Ave. is entertaining a group
of friends at a tea Tuesday,
March 28.

Mrs. Samuel S. K opler of St.
Louis is spending a week as the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Ber-
rie of Chicago Blvd.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thal of
Wildemere Ave. will be hosts at a
Sunday night supper party on
March 26.
—
On Sunday, March 19, Rabbi
Leon Fram will lecture at Mid-
land, Mich., on the subject: "The
Position of the Jew in the Present
Day World."

Mrs. David 1. Huber of York
Rd. is spending several weeks in
Miami Beach, Fla.
—
Mrs. Herbert Sloman of the Bel-
crest returned home after six
weeks in the east.

Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Rosen-
field of the Belcrest returned from
an extended visit in Palm Beach.
—
Mrs. Meyer Prussian of Muir-
land Ave. is home after a sojourn
in Miami Beach.

Mrs. Maurice Goldstick of Les-
lie Ave. is visiting with her mother
in Miami Beach, Fla.
—
Mr. and Mrs. Osman Fisher of
Edison Ave. have returned after
an extended visit in Miami Beach,
Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. William Sharpe
(Barbara II y m a n) of Boston
Blvd., are spending a fortnight
at Greenbrier, White Sulphur
Springs.

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Mr. and Mrs. Gerson B. Bern-
stein of 3759 Pasadena Ave. will
be at home Sunday evening,
March 19, in honor of the 25th
anniversary of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Bernstein of
MRS. LOUIS LEBSTER
Cleveland, formerly of Detroit.
ish National Fund Council. This
No cards.
honor is being bestowed upon
The Junior Chapter of the Mrs. Lebster in appreciation of
Mount Sinai Hospital Association her untiring efforts and devotion
will meet this Sunday, March 19, to Hadassah and the Zionist
at the home of Sherre Zelden, movement for the last 25 years.
Rabbi S. Z. Fineberg and
3049 Glendale, at 2 p. m. Char-
lotte Barack will review Du George Dickstein were appointed
chairmen
for the drive to sell
Slaurier's best-seller, "Rebecca,"
and an original play is to be pre- trees.
Mrs.
Sally
Cooperstein is presi-
sented by Sonya Hersh and a
dent of the council.
group of her friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Siegmund L. Brin
of Calvert Ave. returned to the
city after omending the winter in
San Francisco and LOA Angeles,
Calif.

Jack N. Joslove of Rochester
Ave. returned home after a
month's vacation in Miami, Fla.
—
Mrs. Nina Rosenbaum of Genes-
see
Ave.
left
for an extended trip
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen and
family, formerly of Atkinson Ave. to Miami Beach, Fla. While there
she
is
stopping
at the Clevelander
have moved to 1467 Burlingame
Hetet.
Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Alpert
of Chicago Blvd. are spending a
few weeks at Highland l'ine Inn,
Southern Pines, N. C. They are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam E. Flynn, who are mana-
gers of The Inn at Charlevoix,
Mich., during the summer season.

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Purity Assembly, Rainbow for
Girls, No. 12, will give two skat-
ing parties at the Arena Gardens,
Wednesday, March 22, and Fri-
day, March 24.

An installation party of the
Jewish Progressive Culture Club
will be held on Saturday, March
18, 9:30 p. m., at 8951 Twelfth
St. near Taylor. There will be
dancing, entertainment and re-
freshments.
—
George A. Agree was elected
president of the Credon Club for
the new spring term. Other offi-
cers are: Morris Bonin, vice-presi-
dent; Albert King, secretary;
Solomon Miller. treasurer. Plans
are being formulated for an i--
stallation dinner to be given in
their honor.

Mrs. Joseph Weintraub of
Leslie Ave. was hostess on Mon-
day, March 13, at the meeting of
the Young Women's Mizrachi.
Final plans were made for the
spring festival to be given on
March 28.

Joshua Karbal of Webb Ave.
spent two weeks with his wife
and daughter in Miami Beach,
Fla. Mrs. Karbal and daughter,
Norma Lee, will remain there for
the rest of the winter.

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Membership Victory Dinner to Be
Held Sunday Evening

Congregation Bnai Moshe will
dedicate a new Sefer Torah Sun-
day afternoon, March 19, 2:30
o'clock. The Sefer Torah is do-
nated by the Mrs. Grace Newman,
Joseph Matyas, Ernest Racz and
Valerie Berger, in memory of
their departed parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Newman, who are mem-
bers of the congregation. Refresh-
ments will be served following the
dedication ceremony. All mem-
bers are requested to attend.
In the evening, at 6:30, the
Morris Rosenberg class of new
members will be initiated at a vic-
tory dinner in their honor. Simon
Shetzer will deliver the principal
address. Past presidents will par-
ticipate in the initiations which
wIl be directed by Vice-President
Adolph Beck of Bnai Moshe, chair-
man of the drive, and Theodore
M. Curtis, his associate. Awards
will be made to the two team
workers who brought in the largest
number of members.
The Bnai Moshe Sisterhood will
hold a social-cultural meeting
Monday afternoon, March 20, at
1:30 o'clock. Miss Sarah Katzman
will render piano selections. Re-
freshments will be served and
card games will follow the enter-
tainment.
The Men's Club will participate
in the annual joint dinner given
by the Men's Clubs of the various
congregations at Temple Beth El,
Tuesday, March 21, 6:30 p.
Eugene Gelbman, president of the
club, requests members to obtain
tickets at the congregation office.

N.H.J.C. League
Mrs. Henry Levitt left for Mi-
to Meet March 22
ami Beach, where she is the guest Cong. Beth Shmuel
of her sister, Mrs. L. Friedman of
The monthly meeting of the De-
Dinner This Sunday troit
New York.
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THE MUSICAI, TREAT OF THE SEASON

14th ANNUAL CONCERT

DAN FROHMAN, Musical Director
WILLIAM CAYMAN, Assistant Director
EMMA LAZAROFF SCHAVER, Soprano
DR. ALEXANDER MANKE, 'Cellist

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hyman of
On Sunday evening, March 19, ver will be held at the home of
Boston Blvd. have returned from the eighth annual banquet of Con-
Mrs. George Levey, 19670 Shrews-
a vacation in Miami Beach.
gregation Beth Shumel will be
bury, on Wednesday, March 22,
PAREVE
held at Lachar's on Twelfth St.
at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich
Milton Gordon left to join his Dinner will be served promptly will
be the guest speaker.
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at 6 p. m. and guests are asked
Mrs. J. J. Karbal, chairman of
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licious assortment of vegetables in
in tasty tomato sauce. A pop -
the Play Group, advises that the lliEA
Mrs. Jules Rosenb erg of Atkin- ent will be Cantor David Katzman
a ready-to-serve home.style soup.
one-act comedy, "Green Eyes from u orNbS est-seller for many years.
son Ave. is on a three weeks' so- of Congregation Bnai Moshe, Rev.
Romany," will be directed by Mrs.
journ in the south.
B. Moldawsky, Cantor S. Moe,
MILCHIG
Walter Field. This presentation
Cantor Samuel "Shmuelikel'' Kell-
Mrs. Arthur Weber of Pasadena erman of New Yilrk. Rabbi J. is the introduction to the Detroit 7 Heinz CREAM Soups, made with rich cream and newly churned butter:
,Ave. will entertain at a family din- Thumim will represent the Vaad League's annual eity-wide simul-
CHAN OF TOMATO
CREAM OF WERT
' ner party this Sunday, March 19, Harabonim and Aaron Rosenberg taneous bridge and mah jong teas
CREAM OF MUSHROOM WAN Of GRUM KA
in honor of the 40th anniversary who will be the guest speaker, which will take place the latter
CREAM OF ASPARAGUS CREAM OF SPINACH
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. will be toastmaster. Reservations , part of May at the homes of
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products.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Winston of witz is the spiritual leader of the Mrs. I. Fredland.
Virginia Park, who have btsm congregation which is located at
spending the winter months in 1736 Blaine Ave.
Look for the seal of approval 0 on the label.
Center Social Group to See
Florida, are expected to return
"The Women" at Cass
home this week end.

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Vacationing at the Cleve-
lander Hotel, Miami Beach, Fla.,
The Young People's Society of
are Walter N. Cooper and fancily Congregation Bnai Moshe gave a
of Mack Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. splash party at Webster Hall on
E. W. Raul! of Grand River Ave. Marcr 15.
The social committee chairman,
Mrs. Max Dushkin will review , Sol Auslander, announces plans
"Roots in the Sky" at the meeting I for spring outings, roller skating,
of Zedakah Club at the home of bicycling and h ayride parties.
Mrs. N. Rubin, 2697 Webb Ave., Members interested in horse-back
on Monday, March 20.
riding are requested to contact
Mr. Auslander.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe J. Colman
The organization's third annual
of Webb Ave. have returned home dance will be held Sunday, May
SWEDISH MASSAGE
from a month's sojourn to New 7, at the Bnai Moshe. Proceeds
Orleans, La., and Hot Springs, will be distributed among various
Includes Hot Room or Electric Cabinet, Cutical
Ark.
charitable organizations.
Rub, Salt Glow, Shampoo, Shower Hot and Cold
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The Bible and discussion group
Douche Pool, Cream Massage, Alcoh
Sally Waller has returned to meets every Tuesday at 8 p. rn.
Rub, Private Rest Room
her home in Englewood, N. J., Everyone is welcome to partici-
a fter a short visit at the home of pate. The group is under leader-
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Mr. and Mrs. D. M. DeVine of ship of Rabbi Moses Fischer. The
% Vildemere Ave. Miss Waller of- group at present consists of ap-
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Cutical Rub, Soap Rub, Salt
The one-act play, "The Goyim."
Glow, Steam Room, Showers.
Miss Harriette Krell of Glynn I will be presented by the group
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G ables, Fla., to visit her sister,
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Friday night, the Hillel Players

lof Ann Arbor presented "Hospital

llill," a play written by Harold
' Gast and S. H. S. Dann, and di-
rected by Harold Gast. The play
will be presented again this Satur-
9:16, and
day night, Mkt.ch 18, at
a few choice seats are still 'mai -
able for Detroit followers of this
dramatic group.

se Benevolent Club
The Primro —
will have its yearly afternoon
bridge on March 28 at 2 p .m. in
the Metropolitan Bldg. Accomo-
dation' can only be made for 120,
and those wishing to attend are
reed to get in touch with Mrs.
L. Friedman, 9933 McQuade, or
Mrs. T. Cowen, president.

The Tuesday Night Club, a so-
cial group for young men and
women 21 and over, have planned
a theater party for "The Women"
at the Cam Theater on Tuesday
evening, March 28. Tickets can
be secdred by members and their
friends at the Jewish Community
Center office, Woodward at Hol-
brook, from Monday e v e n,i n g
March 20. Tickets are 55 cents
each and will be distributed in the
order of reservations. Fifty seats
have been reserved for the occa-
sion, following which the group
will meet at the Ruasian Bear for
refreshments.

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A. Z. A. INSTALLS 11TH

CHAPTER ON TUESDAY

Fink,

Phil Rothschild, Gerald
Brunson, Jack Rouman and Sam
Schiff are members of the com-
mittee.
Pete Sanders and David Ro ,en
have been added to the advisory
board of Chapter 309. A member-
ship luncheon will be held by the
chapter Sunday, March 19, at the
Bnai David, Elmhurst and 1 Ith.
At its next Monday evening
meeting, Chapter 337 will present
a youth discussion group attepded
by members of other youth organ-
izations.

Aleph Zadik Aleph, junior or-
der of Bnai Brith, announces the
installation of Detroit's 11th chap-
ter, Tuesday, March 21. The new
chapter, to be known as the
Shaarey Zeilek group, will be given
formal installation rituals by the
AZA degree team and by officials
of the Bnai Brith lodges. The pub-
lic is invited to witness the pro-
gram to be held at the Bnai Moshe
starting at 8:30 p. m. and will in-
Youth Education League clude
addresses by the presidents
A sports trophy will be awarded
—
The Youth Education League is of the Bnai Brith Louis Marshall by Chapter 93 to the winning
and
Pisgah
lodges, entertainment chapter in AZA's athletic meet.
planning an open meeting at the
home of Mrs. Jean Greenbaum, and dancing. Jess R. Feiler, Mich-
2075 Oakman Blvd., Monday, igan AZA deputy will act as chair.
March 20. Committees will report man on the evening program. Mor- SUbsenior Basketball
on the results of past activites, tan Sultan will be installed as the
Carnival on March 19
the last of which was a dinner president of the chapter.
Detroit and Windsor AZA chap-
dance held at the Shaarey Zedek.
The annual subsenior basketball
Plans will be made for the ters *ere represented at the pres-
election which will be held in May. lentation of "Hospital Hill" gi„n carnival of the Jewish Community
The League's last affair of the thy Hillel Players of Ann Arbor
Orchestra's Final Free
be held
on Sunday,
March 19.
Center,
litoodward
at Holbrook,
season to be held in June will be I March 18. Phil Rothschild, Jerry; will
Concert on Tuesday
outlined and committees appointed. I Seehrfnf'aan, Sam Flinstein and Sam This affair is one of the high spots
A short period of entertainment'
re on the AZA-Hillel COM- in the social and athletic season
of the subsenior council, at which
The last in a series of four is planned, to include a piano num-1 mittee.
symphony concerts, free to the ber by Mrs. Jess Rosen, member
AZA Sabbath, observed by the time the two teams, contending
public, will be held on Tuesday, and an address by a quest speaker. international organization, will be for the subsenior championship,
March 21. at 8:15 p. m., at the Refreshments will be served.
marked Friday evening, March 24, play their final game. The winners
Detroit Institute of Arts audi-
by the local chapters in Detroit of the subsenior ping pong tourna-
ment will also be introduced at
torium. The Works Progress Ad-
and Windsor.
SOCIAL CREDIT GROUP
I ministration is presenting the De-
David Feigenbaum of Detroit this program. The Rebels are
Mrs Fay Atlas, president, and
troit Federal Symphony Orches- Mrs. Theresa Austen., chairman of Chapter 63 will act as chairman scheduled to play the Judeans at
tra, Valter Poole, conductor, under arrangements, thank members
8:30 p. m. Previous to "the main
and singing by an AZA choir, opening
the auspices of the Music Study friends who helped Make a suc- on the program which will include event, the Zeniths will play the
Club of Detroit and the Detroit cess of the annual card
Maccabees at 7:30 p. tn.
Party at and closing prayers and a sermon
Institute of Arts. The soloists will Fyfe's Auditorium. All proceeds
Dancing will be enjoyed after
on "How AZA is Promoting Juda-
be the Music Study Club Chorus, will be turned over to charity. ism."
the games, to tunes by a WPA
Charles Frederic Morse, conduc-
Preparations are being made for 18-piece orchestra. Tickets are be-
tor. with John Harrison Young as
Everyb od y will be •t Masonic the AZA Youth Alijah dance to ing sold at 50 cents per individual
pianist. There will be no admis- Temple Sunday mein& March raise funds for the support of and 75 cents per couple. The mom-
sion charge.
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