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Mt. Sinai Sponsors
Fashion Show and
Bridge on Tuesday

J.N.F. Auxiliary
to Dedicate Flags
Wednesday Night

I Plans are completed for the
paid-up me mbershi p, desert-
bridge, mah-jong and fashion•
show to be held in the Fountain
Ball Room of the Masonic Tern-1

At a recent board meeting,
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz reported
favorably on the progress of the
semi-annual box collections, which
started April 6. Since the prize
of a round-trip to Palestine has

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Ocean," was written entirely by
member, of the organization and
contains six original songs com-
posed by Miss Kitty Schwartz.
"Dust on the Ocean" concerns
the trying experience of two Hol-
lywood producers when they try
to sign a vacationing movie star
to a new contract. The entire ac-
tion taken place aboard a trans-
atlantic liner and given the coot
an opportunity for clever costum-
imr, scenery and dance arranee-
wrote.
Robert Mazer is an active
member of the committee on ar-
rangements and in manager of the
play.
After the performance in the
Chapel of Temple Beth El, the
Young People's Temple Club will
offer dancing in the social hall.
Tickets may be obtained from
William Friedman or from any
member of the club:

WRESTLING AT ARENA GAR-
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Eddie Lewis, wrestling promo-
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Present another one of his smash
hits next Monday night. Frankie
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Mrs. H. E. Byron returned to
The women's branch of the
her home at the Belcrest from a American League for Peace and
cruise to Jamaica and Panama. Democracy will meet at 1:30 p.
m.. Wednesday, April 26, at the
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Lewis and Parkman Branch of the Public
daughter, Betty, of Poe Ave., re- Library, Oakman near Linwood.
turned from a vacation in Wash.
MRS. DAVD WERBE
Mr. and Mrs. M. Finkel and
ington, D. C. and Virginia.
pie, Tuesday, April 25, at 12:30
family, formerly of Sturtevant
p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mande- Ave., are now residing at 3352
Mrs. Jacob Harvith, president, berg and sons, Mitchel and Eu- Fullerton Ave.
stated that indications from com-
gene, returned from a visit in
mittee reports assure a gala after- New York and Washington.
Mrs. Florence Wilson of New
MRS GRACE BERLIN
noon of special attractions and
York is the guest of Mrs. J. S.
Loewenberg of Virginia Park.
entertainment. Mrs. Charles Git-
been offered, giving added incen-
Miss
Virginia
Sandorf,
bride-
lin, general chairman, is a:misted
tive to the workers and contrihu-
by the following co-chairmen: elect, will be honored at a lunch-
In honor of Miss Annette Fine, tors, unusual success is antici -
Mesdames David Werbe. Samuel eon and shower, Saturday, April daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. Harry pated. Any box yielding $5 or
22, at the Golden Pheasant. The Fine, whose marriage will be an
Benavie, Ralph Paul, Max Rosen-
hostesses will include members of event of May 7, the following more renders the holder eligible
baum, Samuel Fisher, Harry Gal-
for the competition. The time
her immediate family.
events are taking place: Mrs. Ben limit for box collections has been
peen, Morry Cove, Harry Lewin,
Gould was hostess at a luncheon extended due to the holidays and
Ilarry Friedman and Dave Dia-
Mrs.
A.
L.
Bernstein
of and shower Tuesday, April 18;
mond.
the fact that so many workers
Mm. Jack Greenberg, chairman Pingree Ave., returned after sev- on Sunday, April 26, Mrs. Ber- will be in Chicago attending the
tram Smokier and Mrs. Milford
of the membership committee, is eral months in Los Angeles.
national conference. Any person
Pregerson will be hostesses at a
whited by her co-chairmen,
wishing to have a box nlaced in
Mrs. Peter Bernstein has re- dessert bridge; Mrs. Julius Ber- her home may call Mrs. Slomovitz
Mesdames Leon A. Katzin, Sam-
uel A. Sklar, D. Edson, D. Rods- turned from a visit with her fam- man is giving a dinner at the at University 1-6972.
Wilshire Monday evening, April
mat H. Rom, A. Adelman, B. ily in Macon, Ga.
Further progress will be re-
27, and Mrs. Zelda Harris and
Paul, E. Wallstein Walter Gol-
Miss Esther Berman entertained ported at the next open meeting,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Donald
E.
Berger
den, .1. Jaslove. M. Garuk, Sadie
which
will be held at Lachar's
Nichum, Betty Weisenthal and have moved to their new home on at a bridge luncheon, Wednesday, on Cass Ave., on Wednesday,
April 19, at the home of Mrs.
Santa Barbara Ave.
Samuel Klein.
April
26,
at 8 p. m. The meeting
Richard Cott.
Hostesses of the afternoon will
will also feature the dedication
Newton King of Columbus, 0.,
be: Mesdames Samuel Osnos,
of
a
set
of
matched flags, one
The Detroit Ladies Lechem Ani-
Benjamin Jacob, Isaac Rosenthal, spent last Sunday with his par-
yim will give a card party at American and one Zionist. The
Minnie Goldstick, A b r a h a m ents, Mr. and Mrs. David King
Assembly Hall, 9125, 12th St., on flags were donated by Hamburger
Katzin, Al Goldberg, Samuel of Santa Rosa Ave.
brothers, two ardent Zionists, in
Saturday, April 22, at 8 p. m.
— —
llarvith, William Kadushin, Jo-
memory of their parents, Harry
Mrs.
Samuel
Kay
Gage
re-
seph Galpern, Jack Rabinowitz,
and
Shifra Hamburger, and their
The Business and Professional
Benjamin Kovinaki, J. Panman, turned from a visit to Cincinnati
Women of Bnai Brith will hold sister, Mrs. Jennie Jospey. Philip
with
her
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Arthur Hirschman of Windsor,
Slomovitz
will be the principal
a business meeting on Thursday,
George Rabinowitz, Ed Sklar, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Segal.
April 27, at 8:30 p. m., at Cen- speaker, and the musical program
Morris Loeb, Zell Goldsmith, J.
Rabbi Leon Fram wag at Ann tral High School. Room 317. will be presented by Mrs. Grace
Rose, R. Goldberg, Anna Will-
Anyone wishing to join may do Berlin, vocalist. Miss Marian
liams, Morris Solomon, Joseph Arbor Tuesday night to address
the
Phi Epsilon Pi Fraternity. Ile so at this meeting by paying their Goodman will accompany Mrs .
Sandler, Joseph Sanders, William
Berlin and all are welcome.
membership fee.
Groesherg, M Neuman, Ernest spoke in Pontiac on Friday eve-
Goodman, David Goldberg, Nor- ning.
Mrs. Joshua Karbal, and daugh-
man Rom, Louis Wasserman,
Mr. and Mrs. David Greenberg, ghter, Norma 1.ee, returned to
Jack Rubin, Emil F:ckhouse,
their home on Webb Ave. after
parents
of
"Hank"
Greenberg,
Phillip Brenner, Morris Israel,
spending four months in Miami
Minnie Goodman, I.ena Agree, are Mopping at the Colonial Hotel
Beach. Fla.
Charles Hyman, Benjamin Lefko- and Mineral Baths,' Mount
witz, Max Elias, I. II. Dix, Ilarry Clemens. Mich. They arrived in
Bnai Moshe members and the
The following Detroiters have
time
for
the
opening
game
and
Blackman, Joseph Jacobs, Esther
returned to their homes after general public are invited by the
Brown, M. Goldhoff, Abe Rogoff, will stay for about two weeks.
spending the winter in Miami congregation's Sisterhood to at-
M. E. Bachman, Benjamin Brand,
Mrs. Harry Shulman and son, Beach, Fla.: Mrs. J. Priscol, Mrs. tend a card party Sunday eve-
Leo Orecklin, Jack Chalet, M.
Dora Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. H. ning, April 23, at Lawrence and
Sandubrar, A. Seleznick, H. Buddy, of Webb Ave., spent the
spring vacation with Marshall Pri•dman, Mrs. Fannie Strauss, Dexter. The proceeds will be used
Schwartz, Leon A. Slavin, Robert
Shulman in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Prenzlauer, to purchase a frigidaire for the
Sobole, Fanny Strauss, Ben Lutz,
congregation kitchen, according
Mrs. Howard Miller.
Irving Leff, Joshua Karbal, Jack
to Mrs. Jacob Farkas. Sisterhood
Mies Barbara Lappin, daugh-
Bookstein, Ben Wolfe, Myron Ro-
ter of Mr. A. C. Lappin, is visit-
Mrs. Bernhard Levin has re- President, Mrs. I. Palkovitz is in
senthal, Archie Moore, Esther ing with relatives in Washington,
turned from the Colonial Hospi- charge of arrangements and is
Heyman, Charles Brady, Alice D. C.
tal at Rochester, Minn., and is assisted by Mrs. Irwin Sims and'
Bowman, Joseph Stifter, Miss
now convalescing at her home, Mrs. Joseph Beck.
Edna Lewis, Hilliard Goldetick.
The annual mother and daugh-
Mrs. Philip L. Weisman and 2739 Tuxedo Ave.
Simone Cugell, Louis Wartowski, daughter, Marilyn, returned home
ter dinner sponsored jointly by
Manny Share, Raymond Stein- from a three months' stay in Los
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg the Sisterhood an,d the Hebrew
berg, Samuel Gerendasy, Nathan Angeles, Calif., where they were of 2972 Webb Ave., and their Ladies Aid Society will be held
Fishman, Helen Lappin, Blanche the house guests of Dr. and Mrs. daughter, Betty Doris, returned Wednesday evening, May 10.
Greenblatt, A. H. Ferar, Leo Samuel .1. Sills.
from a two weeks' motor trip
Steier, Al West, David Kaltman,
through the East. While there
Al Homonoff, Ilyman Altman ,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Arn- they attended the Bar Mitzvah
Harry Schlunger, Ira Liebson, 1el y l . returned April IR, from 10 of their nephew, Howard Gold-
David Kliger. I. Auslander, 11. days in New York and Atlantic berg, of Bayonne, N. J.
Meer, D. Silverstein, S. Goldberg, City.
Cele Korn, William P. Greenbeig.
On Wednesday evening, April
Mrs. Julius W. Gilbert has re- 26, the Deborah Chapter of the
turned from a few dap; stay in Junior Bnai Brith Auxiliary will
The Lawrence 11. Jones Post
Chicago.
hold an introdutory social for No. 190, of the Jewish War Vet-
sister chapters and the Women's erans of the United States is
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weisman Auxiliary of Bnai Brith at the
sponsoring an essay contest
of Boston Blvd. entertained a few Bnai Moahe Synagogue.
among the Jewish children of this
friends at a supper party Sunday
city. The subject is: "Flag Day
night,
April
16.
The first meeting of the aug-
Greater Detroit Temple No. and What It Means to Me."
mented loard of directors of the
152, Pythian Sisters, will hold an
The contest is to be open to
Mrs. William Fleischman re- initiation on Monday, April 24,
Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish
all Jewish children attending the
Home for Aged was held in the turned April 10 after 10 (Jaye at 8 o'clock, at 114 Erskine St. United Ilebrew Schools or the
lounge of the home on Monday. spent in Cleveland. ,
Sunday or religious school of any
A dessert luncheon was served
Mrs. Daniel Siegel of Fairfield congregation or Jewish house of
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Meyer Ave.
was hostess to members of
w
before the meeting was officially
n jo. The children are to be
have
returned
from
a
month's
the
cast
of
"Green
Eyed
from
worship.
opened by Mrs. I. E. Goodman,
Romany" at a breakfast last Sa- divided into three groups or
president. Mrs. David Kliger, first sojourn in Hollywood, Fla.
classes: Class A, from the age of
turday.
vice-president and chairman of the
7 to 10, inclusive; Class B, from
Meyer Prussian of Muirland
board, conducted the activities
Ave. left for two months in
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Gor- the age of 10 to 13, inclusive;
of the afternoon.
don of 4782 Leslie Ave., an- Class C, from the age of 13 to
A unique program in the form Alaska.
16, inclusive.
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
of a skit directed and written by
Six prizes will be awarded to
Mrs. Eugene Spanier of Boston son, Gerald, on Saturday. April,
Sire. Stewart Ledaw was pre-
the
three leading boy contestants
sented, portraying nursing facili- Blvd. is home after 10 days in 29, at Congregation Shaarey
and three to go to the leading
Pittsburgh.
Zedek.
Reception
at
home
on
ties of the Community Nursing
girl
contestants. It is intended
Sunday evening after 7 p. m.
Bureau. The playlet was intro-
to present these prizes on Flag
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Katz of No cards.
duced by Miss Winifred Rand of
San Juan Drive returned from
Day, June 14, at a public meet-
the Merrill Palmer School. The
two weeks in Hot Springs, Ark.
Amore!' Musicarum Omnes will ing to be held under the auspices
cast was composed of members
of the Jones Post.
meet at the home of William Mil-
of the College Women's Volun-
The contest will close on June
Mrs. A. J. Koffman and daugh- ner, 9270 Petoskey, Saturady
teer Service. Miss Lyda Ander-
ter, Marilyn, formerly of Chicago evening, April 29. A talk on the 1. These essays will then be
son Is the director of the bureau. Blvd., left Wednesday to make
passed
upon by a selected com-
life of Anton Dvorak will be
Mrs. Albert Ilomonoff, chair-
their future home in Indianapolis,
mittee of judges to be announced
given by Mr. Milner.
man of hostesses, took charge of Ind.
later in order to determine the
providing the refreshments of the
prize winners.
Misses Pearl • and Gertrude
afternoon and had as her co-
Miss Harriett Krell of Glynn Wartell of 17160 Ohio Ave. are
hosteesee Mesdames David Kliger,
Ct. returned from Coral Gables, vacationing in Miami Beach, Fla.
Joseph Fink, A. A. Messenger, Fla., where she enjoyed
a
Mark Benach, Herman Berlin, H. with her sister, Blanche, who visit
is
Dr. Morey Firestone passed the
Rosman and J. T. Greenberg. harpist with the Miami Symphony
optometric state board which was
Mrs. Anthony Deutsch and Mrs. Orchestra.
held two weeks ago at the Olds
Robert Marwil presided at the
A special board meeting of the
Hotel, Lansing, Mich.
tea table.
Phyllis Jane Greenblatt, daugh-
Jewish Women's European Wel-
The Auxiliary recently pur-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton E.
fare
Organization was held Mon-
chased dishes for Passover for the Greenblatt of Tuxedo Ave., re-
Iota Alpha Pi Sorority day at the home of Mrs. Honig-
home. as well as underwear, pa-
turned to resume her studies at
pamas, aprons, shirts, nightgowns,
Scholarship Loan Fund man. A report was heard in re-
the University of Illinois in Cham-
gard to the success of the theater
socks, stockings and handker-
Bridge on Wednesday
paign after spending her spring
benefit held during Passover.
chiefs for the residents of the
The scholarship loan fund
vacation at Grove Ventre. Kelly,
Thanks were expressed to Mr.
home. At frequent intervals they Wy.
bridge sponsored by the Alumnae and Mrs. Metz, chairmen of the
have been provided with extra
of Nu Chapter of Iota Alpha Pi
affair,
committees and those who
f ruit,
Mn. R. Robert Kaltman of Sorority of Wayne University will patronized the affair.
The Auxiliary acknowledges an
Boston Blvd. was hostess at a be an event of Wednesday eve-
A
number
of applications for
offering in memory of Mrs. Anna
breakfast last Wednesday to the ning, April 26, at the Mackenzie relief were received from Euro-
Brown from Beverly and Sylvia
hoard and committee chairmen Union, 4847 Second. Prizes and pean orphans, through their
Brown.
of the Detroit League of the Na- refreshments are all included in friends in Detroit, asking for sup-
tional Home for Jewish Children the very nominal admission. Both port.
Brochah Goldstein Auxil• at
men and women are welcome.
Denver.
Plane we're made for a paid-up
iary of J. C. IL S.
Proceeds from this affair will be
luncheon to be given in the near
At a recent meeting of the
Miss Ann Hauser, bride-elect, of contributed to the Iota Alpha Pi future.
Brochah Goldstein Auxiliary of Flint, was honored at a midnight national scholarship loan fund. of
the Jewish Consumptive Relief supper and shower, given Tuesday which Amelia Weiss Finch is the
Society of Denver, Mrs. Henry night at the Mary Lee Tea Room national chairman. This fund Scavenger Hunt and Wienie
Roast to Be Held by Jr.
Greenberg, president, reported in Flint. Covers were laid for 65 gives financial assistance to stu-
favorably on the annual conven- guests and the hostesses were dents regardless of sex, age,
Home Relief Sunday
tion of the J. C. R. S. which she Mrs. Jack Bernstein, Mrs. Samuel color, or creed.
attended in New York on March Finn and Mrs. Moe Wadlinger of
Marion Yorke, an alumna, with
The Junior Home Relief So-
Flint and Mrs. David Baum and the cooperation of Rose Brown, ciety will have a scavenger hunt
23.
The first affair that Mrs. Green- Mrs. Myron Ilaueer of Detroit.
of the active group, and Lillian and wienie roast on Sunday,
berg has arranged aince her re-
Dorfman, are assisting with tic- April 23. The scavenger hunt will
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Seiton of kets, which may he obained by begin promptly at 7:30 p. m. at
turn Is a bridge luncheon to be
held on Wednesday, Mny 17, at 3337 Tuxedo Ave., announce the calling Miss Dorfman, To, 5-9032, the home of Charlotte Homan,
12:30, at the Bnai Mnshe Syne- Bar Mitzvah of their son. Her- or Ruth Broder, Tyler 6-2427. 3208 Cortland Ave., and will con-
gngue. Dexter at Lawrence. There bert Archie, on Saturday, April Tickets will also be available at tinue for two hours. Afterwards,
29, at the Tuxedo branch of the the door on Wednesday evening. the members and their guests will
will be prizes.
Mrs. E. Edison has been elected United Ilebrew Schools. Recep-
meet at Belle Isle to enjoy an
chairman of the affair, with Mrs. tion at home on Sunday evening
Flowers for all occasions — evening of roasting wienies, corn-
S. Levy as co-chairman.
from 7 to 10. No cards.
Dexter-Joy Florist, Tyler 6-6622. munity singing and dancing.

'Dust on the Ocean'
On Sunday Night Women's Auxiliary
of Home for Aged
This Sunday evening, April 23,

the Young People's Club of Tem-
ple Beth El will present its third
annual musical comedy. This
year'e production, "Duet on the

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kaplo
witz of 18404 Fairfield Ave. an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Marvin Leonard. on Satur-
day, April 22, at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek. Reception at
home on Sunday evening after
7 p. m. No cards.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stern and
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Diener of
son returned from California and 3416 Cortland Ave. announce the
will make their future home at Bar Mitzvah of their son, Ardwyn
7154 Thatcher Ave. after May 1. Howard, on Saturday, April 22,
at Congregation Beth Abraham
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Freed- on Linwood and Sturtevant. Re-
man of Thatcher Ave. spent the ception at home from 2 to 5
past week-end in Buffalo.
p. in. No cards.

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A Monte Carlo night sponsored
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troit took place April 13, at the
Philadelphia-Byron School. The
committee that was instrumental
in making the affair a success
follows: Martin Barahl, Sol
Panush, Shirley Subar. Joseph
Epel, Fred Sorkowitz, Ruben
Isaacs, Isadore Katz, Gertrude
Strauss, Bernard Margolis, Frieda
Smolinsky, Isadore Stein, Kalman
Whitman and Samuel Krohn.
The Junior Alumni formed a
team to work as part of the
Junior Service Group in the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign. Isadore
Katz is captain of the team.
At the next meeting, April 27,
plans for a theater night will be
made. The main feature of the

night will be an operetta. Martin
Barahl will be chairman of the
discussion.

The Junior Alumni will wel-
come into its ranks anyone who
has graduated from the United
Hebrew Schools between the
years 1932-1936. If interested in
joining call Ruben Isaacs, Tyler
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