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In honor of Miss June Sonia
Cantor, whose marriage to Leon-
ard J. Stein will take place on
May 28, Mrs. Nathan H. Schol-
nick, her aunt, was hostess at a
miscellaneous shower at the
Whittier. The bride-elect is be-
ing entertained extensively.

Miss Sophia Beckwith of Bos-
ton is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Lipson of Fairfield Ave.

Miss Blanche Hart of New
York is visiting with friends in
Detroit.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schles-
inger will return Monday from

■ week's visit with Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Wineman at their sum-
mer home in Gaylord, Mich.

Mrs. Philip Schaffer of At-
lantic City is visiting with her
children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
King of Santa Rosa Ave.

Louis Bromberg and daughter,
Joan, of Chicago visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Islaufred Linick during
the past week.

Dr. Harry S. Berman is at-
tending the A. M. A. Convention
in St. Louis, Mo., this week.

Miss Faye II. Goldstein of
3385 Richton Ave. left
Toronto, Canada, this week- : y;
to visit friends.

Jewish Art Group Women's Auxiliary
In 2 Performances of Home for Aged
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Here on May 23, 24 Jewish
Home for Aged is formu-

Abraham Littman, manager of
On Wednesday, May
Deborah Chanter of Junior B 10. Littman's People's Theater, 12th
and Seward, announces that he
Brith held a Mothers and Daug nai
h.
br inging to Detroit for
t ern dinner at Marcos. The ad-
a re-
visors, Mrs. Shoemaker and Miss turn engagement the eminent
G. Goldberger, were guest speak- Jewish Art Company, starring
ern. Miss E. Alter and Miss C. Jacob Ben Ami, Bertha Gersten,
Gilbert were co-chairmen of the Isidore Kashier, Lazar 'Fried,
Wolf Goldfaden, Luba Kadison
affair.
and other outstanding stars of
the Yiddish stage.
The David Horodocker Jr.
This famous group of actors
Club's mother and daughter
banquet was held Tuesday, MUT will appear in Leivik's "Who's
Who"
on Tuesday and Wednes-
9.
Aaron Rosenberg was the
day evenings, Slay 23 and 24.
speaker.
After the performance mem-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldfine bers of the cast will appear in
of 3211 Clairmount Ave. will be songs, recitations and declama-
tions.
hosts at a recention on Sunday,
Popular prices of 35 cents to
May 21, from 2 to A and 8 to
11 n. m. in honor of the encore- $1., plus tax, will prevail for
both
performances.
reent of their daiorbter, Ruth
stsrriet. to Albert Kleiman, son
of Mrs. Becky Kleiman. No SHEVUOTH SERMONS BY
cards.

RABBI WOHLGELERNTER

Th. officers of the Neugarten
Sunshine Club presented an else.
h.ie clock to Mr. and Mrs.
rharles Alter who recently moved
into their new
home on Wiscon-
sin nye. Mrs. Allen is
vice.
nresSdsnt of
the club. Officers
anal their hnsbsndn mnd- a stir.
,'ris e '.sit to the new
home to
make the presentation.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wine of
Calvert returned Wednesday
from a few days in New York.
. ,
Mrs. Maurice Axelrod, Mrs.
David Feinberg and Mrs. S. S.
Bartram Fink of Grand Rapids
Wittenberg were hostesses at a
luncheon and shower honoring was the week-end vuent of his
Miss Gloria Bell, bride-elect, cousins, Don and Skippy Appel.
given at the Wilshire May 15.
Mrs. Harry Leach and son,
At Wayne College of Medicine Saul St., formerly of the Grand-
Phi Delta Epsilon elected Leon- Dex Apartments, are now resid-
ard Birndorf, consul, Leonard ing in their new home at 4081
Stern, vice consul, and Henry Pasadena.
Schlesinger, senator, for the
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cohen of
coming year.
:1311 Chicago Blvd. returned
The Junior Berditchever Club from Chicago, where they visited
will give its annual moonlight on during the past week-end.
Sunday. evening, July 18. The
Mi. and Mrs. William B. Davis
club meet; on Monday evenings
at 9 in the Pingree-Woodrow and daughter, Harriet Reiss, are
now
residing in their new home
Wilson shut. The coming meet-
at 4081 Pasadena.
ing will be open to visitors.

Rabbi 51. J. Wohlgelernter,
spiritual leader of Beth Tefilo
Emanuel, Taylor and Woodrow
Wilson Ayes., will preach special
holiday sermons on Wednesday
and Thursday mornings, at 10:30.
His subjects will be: First day-
"Are the Ten Words Still Valid
for the World?"; second day-
"Souls at Sinai". Wednesday at
6 p. m., following Mincha, the
r abbi will deliver a Yiddish ad-
d ress entitled. "Shivo Shovuon".
Services at Emanuel during the
festival days will commence at
8:30 a. m. Maariv on Tuesday
evening will begin at 7:30, and
at 8 o'clock on Wednesday.

Kvutzah Ivrith

The last meeting of the Kvut-
zah Ivrith, which was held Sat-
urday evening in the Philadel-
phia-Byron au d itoriu m, was
turned over to the Chugim Iv-
rim, the youth groups, and the
Kvutzah was host to several of
these youth clubs. Herman D.
Boraks, president of the Kvutzah,
in his opening remarks, ex-
pressed a desire that such joint
meetings be held more often.
The chairman of the evening
was Abraham Twersky. Each
group was introduced by its lead-
er. The leaders of this Chugim
are Meyer Mathis, I. Soref, Leon
King, S. Kaadan and Bernard
Panush. Members of the Chugim
who participated in this pro-
gram with brief addresses were
Sarah Goldberg, Martin Sorko-
witg, David Ranpaport, Miriam
Strom. Akivah Drunin. Mrs. M.
Halperin, Jacob Rodell and Leah
Baschin.
Mr. Boraks asked everybody to
reserve the date of Sunday, July
9, for the Kvutzah.outing.

Greater Detroit Temple No.
Lee Corbman Schakne of the
staff of the Detroit Conservatory 152, Pythian Sisters will enter.
lain
its Grand Chief, Lillian A.
of Music will present Beatrice
Hoberman and Barbara Perkins Underwood on Monday evening,
in a piano recital on Wednesday, May 22, at 114 •Erskine St. at
an initiation.
May 24, at 8:15 p. m., at the
Specializing in
The preparations for the holi-
Detroit Conservatory Hall, 5035
day Shevuoth are now occupying
NEWEST METHODS
Miss Roslyn Molin of 3731 W .
Woodward Ave. They will be as-
the pupils and teachers in the
Euclid Ave. is the house guest of
sisted by Margaret Wuellner.
SHELTON TULIP OIL
United Hebrew Schools. In the
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pozen in
elementary classes the children
PERMANENTS
Mrs. Louis Block of Balti- Hollywood. Calif. Enroute Miss
are studying the story of Shevu-
Molin visited Loa Angeles, the
more,
Md.,
is
the
guest
of
her
FACIAL TREATMEATS
oth and acquainting themselves c
hildren, Dr. and Mrs. Harry S. Fair, Grand Canyon and the
with the customs and ceremonies
other estate of Mr. and Mrs.
Berman of Calvert Ave.
connected with Shevuoth. In the
Posen at Tujunga, Calif.
more advanced classes the chap-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gins.
ters in the Torah pertaining to burg and family, formerly of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson
of 2051 Culvert Ave. announce
iss gsrat r Ps, Timor
this festival are being studied,
Cortland Ave., have moved into
ens
as well as the story of Ruth, their new home at 1874 Oakman the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
which is read on Shevuoth.
Herman Nachman. on May 27,
Blvd.
A special educational project
at Congrecaton Shaarey Zedek.
for the pupils Is the word quiz
At home Saturday evening, May
Mr.
snd
Mrs.
Jack
Erman
RECEPTACLE S
prepared especially for Shevuoth. (Hilda Ruth Eisler) are now 27. No cards.
Oa
o . a.A find Rebinds.
Rabbi Adler to Install His
About 50 words and phrases re-
Reinforced Concrete. Pally beam
making their home in the city
lating to the holiday have been and are
Word. Primul
Successor in Buffalo Con-
The 30th annual convention of
residing at 3200 W.
prepared. These words. when. the Chicago Blvd.
the Order Snns of Zion, Zionist
AMERICAN
gregation on Sunday
fraternal order, will be held on
Pupils become familiarized with
RECEPTACLE CO.
them, give a complete and thor-
tone
10
to
12,
at
Long
Branch,
The annual May frelie of De-
Rabbi Morris Adler of Congre-
679 Kenilworth. Te. 6 - 5689
ough word picture of the festival troit Lodge No. 55. Knights of N . J., with more than 500 dele-
gation Shaarev Zedek on Sunday
Shevuoth. Such • word quiz was Pythian,
gntes representing camps from will install Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen
and Greater Detroit
prepared for the holiday Pass- Temple No. 152, Pythias Sisters all Darts of the country in at- as his successor in Congregation
tendance,
ang to an a .
ccordi
found to be
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will be held at 114 Erskine St nouncement
Emanu-El. in Buffalo. where
instructive and entertaining .
Flowers for all occasions-
by Dr. Harris J.
J Rabbi Adler served before com-
on Sunday, May 21, at 8 p.
m. Levine, grand master.
ing to Detroit.

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Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hopp
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frenkel
entertained at a dinner Sunday
of 1655 W. Boston Blvd. an-
Mr. and Mrs. Kick Elson of
Mr. and Mrs. Myron A. Keys
night, May 14, in honor of Miss
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
Calvert Ave. will be at home of 18(143 Wildemere will be at
Virginia Sandort and Melville B. son, Marvin Allen, on Saturday
to
their relatives and friends home to their relatives and
Conheim.
morning, Mry 20, at Congrega-
on Sunday, May 28, from 2 to 5 friends on Sunday, May 28, from
tion Shaarey Zedek. A dinner will
and 7 to 9, in honor of the con- 2 to 5 and 7 to 9, in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. David Feinberg be held on Sunday, May 21, at
secration
of their daughter, Celia. the consecration of their daugh-
of Calvert Ave. are visiting in Lacher's.
No cards.
ter, Saralee. No cards.
Toronto over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben II. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fishman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prag
Mrs. II. Powell of Winnipeg, announce the Bar Mitzvah of
of 3411 Sherbourne Rd. will be of 2740 Richton Ave. will be at
Canada, is the guest of her son- their son, Yale L., at Congrega-
at home to their relatives and home to their relatives and
tion
Shaarey
Zedek,
Chicago
and
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
friends on Sunday, May 28, from friends on Sunday, Slay 28, from
Lawton, on Saturday, May 20, at
Mrs. Maurice Axelrod of Glen-
2 to 5 and 7 to 10, in honor 2 to 5 and 7 to 9, in honor of
9:30 a, m. Reception on Sun-
dale Ave.
of the consecration of their the consecration of their daugh-
day, May 21, at their home,
daughter,
Dorothy. No cards.
ter, Rhea, No cards,
18257 Ohio Ave.. from 2 to 5
Mrs. Samuel S. Willis and and 7 to 10 p. in. No cards.
Mrs. Jerome Frank will honor
Mrs. Edith Freedman of 2943
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sevin of
Miss Helen Kahn, bride-elect,
Mrs. Ida Posner and family
MISS MARY SCHNEIDER
Richton Ave. will be at home to 1709 Burlingame Ave. will be
with a luncheon and personal formerly of Monterey Ave. are
h er relatives and friends on Sun- at home to their relatives and
shower at the latter's home, Sat- now residing at 2682 Elmhurst
Miss Mary Schneider's engage. d
ay, May 28, from 2 to 5 and f riends on Sunday, May 28, from
urday, May 20.
ment to Sidney Sachs, son of Mr. 7
Ave.
a nd Mrs. A. D. Sachs of Calvert c to 9, in honor of the conse- c 2 to 5, in honor of the conse-
ration of her daughter, Mollye. ration of their daughter, Sylvia
Ave., is anounced by her parents, No cards.
Miss Wilma Gordon of San
Ruth. No cards.
For their outstanding work on
Mr. and Mrs. D. Schneider of
Francisco was the recent guest student- publication staffs
at
of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Wayne University, 13 under- Linwood Ave. The wedding will
Mr. and Mrs. Silas C. Feinberg
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Victor of
take place during the summer.
Mrs. Manfred Linick.
graduates have been recognized
of 18665 Warrington Dr. will 2982 Elmhurst Ave. will be at
by election to Alpha Tau Beta,
be at home to their relatives and home to their relatives and
Mrs. I. Nurko has returned Wayne honorary journalistic
friends on Sunday, May 28, from friends on Sunday, May 28, from
from an extended visit in Miami fraternity, James Millar, presi-
2 to 5 p. m., in honor of the con- 2 to 5 and 7 to 9, in honor of
Beach.
dent, announces. New members
secration of their daughter, the consecration of their daugh-
Miriam. No cards.
include Seymour Kapetansky,
ter, Shirley. No cards.
Mrs. Walter Leib left May 14 g r a d u a t e of Northern High
School,
and
Harry
Lui,
graduate
to spend a week in Cleveland.
Mr. and !qrs. Philip Robinson
of Prinz Ileinrich Gymnasium,
of 2259 Calvert Ave. will be at
Berlin.
The League , of Jewish Wom-
Together with Robert P. Gold-
home to their relatives and
en's Organizations will hold its
man, president of the Union of
friends on Sunday, May 28, from
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Apple- annual, meeting on Monday, May
American Hebrew Congregations,
2 to 5 and 7 to 9, in honor of
Rabbi Leon Fram addressed the baum of Chicago Blvd., returned 29, at 2:15 p. m., at Temple
The Detroit Ladies Auxiliar the
consecration of their daugh-
y
Indianapolis Hebrew Congrega- from a 10-day trip to Atlantic Beth El, Woodward at Gladstone. No. 135, Jewish War Veterans of
ter,
Arlene. No cards.
Election of officers will be held.
tion, Friday night, May 19, in City.
the
United
States,
will
hold
a
An interesting program has
connection with the National
Mrs. Morey .Wolrauch of 277
program and social meeting on
Layman's Tour.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert E. Bern- been arranged for the afternoon
Geneva Ave., Highland Park, will
Monday, May 22, at 8 p. m., in
stein of 2400 W. Boston Blvd. by the program chairman, Mrs.
be at home to her relatives and
the
Veterans Building, 704 E.
Louis James Rosenberg.
friends on Sunday, May 28, from
Mrs. Richard Polsky of Akron attended the American Medical
Participating in the program Jefferson Ave., corner Hastings, 3 to 6 p. m., in honor of the
visited with relatives in this city Association convention in St.
Louis,
will be Mrs. Walter O'Hara, in honor of three members, Mrs. consecration of her daughter,
t he past week.
president of the Civic Pride As- Abe B. Stralser, Miss Ida Li
cards.
sociation
sociation of Greater Detroit, who man, and Mrs. Albert Silverman, Mildred. No
Adele Wexler, secretary
Mrs. Melvin S. Baer returned
served during the World I
Wayne University Student C 0 ` will speak on "The Aim and who
W
Br.
from a few days in South Bend,
° ul Purpose, of the Civic Pride As-
Irmin.fin194
cil, is one of three Wayne c oe
I nd.
Mrs. Howell Van Auken will
who were named members ': sociation."
speak
on
"Women
and
Their
play entitled "The Rescue"
Gold Key, the Universi
Mrs. Harry Becker and chil- honorary society for ju .. 1,.! by members of the Music Study Service." Mrs. Van Auken is a
nor
d ren of Warrington Dr. left by women.
'"` Club will be given under the graduate of Syracuse University,
plane Thursday for New York
direction of Mrs. Vincent Mayer. and served overseas for two
years during the World War,
City and are guests at the Wal-
The cast
Mrs. Samuel Rocklin of Cr and
' includes Mesdames Sol doing child welfare work in
dorf-Astoria Hotel. They will re. River Ave. was hostess at
Trigg, Maurice Morse and Harry
France, Belgium and Poland.
a Cohen.
turn to their home on Tuesday. miscellaneous shower at the
Wil-
Mrs. Julius Green, formerly of
shir e Hotel Monday evening,
A musical program has also
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Sey- May 15, in honor of her future been arranged. The social hour the Keith Circuit, will entertain
burn of Buena Vista Ave. and daughter-in-law, Betty Gorosh, will follow the afternoon's pro- with piano and accordion num-
bers, and will also accompany
Mrs. Simon Kates of Santa Bar- who will become the bride of gram.
bare Ave. left for a several weeks Ben Rocklin the latter part of
All members of the affiliated Mrs. David Kallman, soprano,
11 Has most lonubh find of . %•alk.
visit to New York City and Provi- June.
organizations of the League are who will render several vocal
...and the most fun, fool Haalfl,bulding
selections.
dence, R. I.
invited to attend.
bsamres
of elm workhlarnous MINERAL
A social hour will follow the
Mrs. Herbert H. Warner, pres-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldstein
IATHS.
program.
Mrs. Henry Wineman left of 3258 Fullerton Ave. have as ident, will preside,
Enjoy at theta features... an inviting sly-
Wednesday for a week in Pitts- a guest their cousin, Abraham
lop solarium, five acre of beautiful park,
burgh.
Rochman, who recently arrived
denc•• contorts, mt•reainm•nt; golf
from Paris, France.

lating plans for luncheon meet-
ing for the general membership,
to be held at the Fort Wayne
Hotel on June 6, at 12:30. Mem-
bers are asked to return their
reservation cards as soon as pos-
sible. Mrs. David Kliger is chair
man and Mrs. Richard Schulhof
is co-chairman for this affair.
The League of Jewish Women's
Organizations, of which t h e
Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish
Horne for Aged is a constituent
agency, will hold its annual meet-
ing NIonday, May 29, at 2:15,
at Temple Beth El. An interest.
ing playlet will be presented by
members of the Music Study
Club.

Mrs. Phillip Bloomgarden, re-
tiring president of the Sister-
hood of Temple Beth El, pre-
sided at the luncheon and instal-
lation of officers which took
place on Wednesday, May 17,
at the Franklin Hills Country
Club. The new officers are: Mrs.
Laurence Friedman, president;
Mrs. Henry Meyers, first vice-
president; Mrs. William Frank,
s e c o n d vice - president; Mrs.
George Bloom, treasurer; Mrs.
Alfred Dreifuss, recording sec-
retary; Mrs. Emil Waldbott, cor-
responding secretary; Mrs. John
Hopp, financial secretary.

Earlier Deadline for
Next Week's Chronicle

On account of Shevuoth,
which will be observed on
Wednesday and Thu rsday,
May 24 and 25, all copy for
insertion in the next week's
issue will have to be in the
hands of the editor not later
than at noon on Monday,
May 22.

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