ENETROirdiWISR MROXiat and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE — TILE BELCIIEST 5440 CASS AVENUE November 3, 1939 Sets Nov. 26 as Her Wedding Date Mizrachi Ladies' Luncheon Nov. 8 COLUMBIA 5700 A RESIDENTIAL HOTEL DISTINGUISHED BY THE EXCELLENCE OF ITS CLIENTELE, hfrs. Abraham Shapiro, National President, to Be Guest Speaker LOCATION AND SERVICE . . . Annual Ball BOOK-CADILLAC HOTEL Grand Ballroom GIVEN BY Bereznitzer Aid Society Jack Rosevear and Orchestra with Max Gail in Person I I Sunday Evening, November 19, 1939 ADMISSION 65 CENTS Masonic Auditorium Fri., Nov. 10 - 8:20 P. M. ARGENTINITA AND HER SPANISH DANCERS Tickets; 83c to $2.75 MADISON CA. 2182 -- NEW LOW PRICES Children TM I P. M. Alauss Meek I/ays 10e , lie — After 1 P. 31. 13eek Days 20c And All Day Sunday NOW SHOWING Merle Mohr In the role that 111f1 ■ 14, her fnmoral Don't dare to mks It this lintel • stole for lore . . . and hl loot nu* a. Mg as Mx lot. I BETTE DAVIS in • GEORGE RAFT in ♦ Up STOLE A MILLION" "OF HUMAN BONDAGE" "I wit); LESLIE HOWARD CLAIRE TREVOR STARTING AT MIDNIGHT .SATURDAY and 4 DAYS—SUN.—MON.—TUES.—WED. ERROL FLYNN Basil Rathbone David Niven — in — DAWN PATROL — PLUS — The Number I Girl of Any Data Book ALICE FAYE in "YOU'VE A SWEETI1EAIIT" Geo. Murphy EXTRA! — Chas. Winnin g ., — SEIS 4 EllaTIF/OtiM 3■ Cole to Address Bnai Moshe Men's Club on Dec. Andy Devine LAI% "Owl. S111/13" SATIMDAI I1T 11.- 71 9 04 DM 1SSION NO DOWN PAYMENT on Hebrew Ladies' Aid Jack's Super Service Officers Installed Tires . Radios - Batteries formerly S & K Super Service Tire and General Repairs 74 10rIcution—Alandard 011 Produefil 8620 Linwood at Pingrae Tyler 4-9001 Courtesy and Service Our Watchwords An impressive ceremony market the 28th annual installation of officers of the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society held on Thursday eve- ning, Nov. 2, at the Dexter-Law- rence Hall. An audience of over 200 people was present when The Wilshire Residential Hotel • ATTRACTIVE SUITES FROM 1 TO 5 RMS., SOME WITH 2 BATHS. COMPLETE HOTEL SERVICE. FURN. OR UNFUR. DINING ROOM AND GARAGE IN CON- NECTION. N E W RE- FRIGERATION A N D TABLE TOP STOVES BEING INSTALLED. TO. 8-2680 Collingwood Corner Third MRS. ABE MILLER Embarrassing Hall Safety Deatroyed. Per- 0 0 monen tWeso Rlt• V 1 neisullt W 1, Guar - Pplors. 14fer- Le enc.,. Pads la years. sr. 0r. I Mrs. Charles Cornell, past Presi , dent of the Home Relief Society, I installed the officers. Mrs. Irving E. Liebson acted as chairman for the evening. 610 EMPIRIC 1111/0. RA. BIM The distinction of honorary President was conferred upon Mrs. !gnats Auslander. Electrolysis Clinic I Mrs. Milford Stern, Airs. Leo n-I Mr. and Mrs. Max Osnos an- and Weiner, Mrs. Julius Fish er nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their and Mrs. Sidney Rosen return ed 'son, Ronald Sidney, on Saturday, host a motor trip to New Yor k. I Nov. 4, at Congregation Shaarcy Zedek. Reception at 18964 Wilde- Mrs. hurry E. Byron and mere Ave. on Sunday, Nov. 5, daughter, Eileen, have returned from 2 to 5 p. m. No cards. to their home in the 13elcrest af- ter two months spent in Dixville Mr. and Mrs. Adrian D. Rosen Notch, N. H., and New York, of Sturtevant Ave. left Thursday where they were guests at the St. for Philadelphia and New York Regis Hotel. City and will be gone for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Ahe Goldman of Wildemere Ave. returned from 10 Honoring Miss Resaline Cheren, days at the Arlington Hotel in bride-elect of Nov. 12, many llot Springs. lovely affairs were given, includ- MISS CLARA KAPETANSKY ing the following: A personal- Mrs. Milton Kutnnuer, Miss Clara Kapetansky of 1730 Mrs. linen shower at Iluyler's L'Aiglon, Clairmount Ave., daughter of the Jack Loewenberg and Airs. Louis by her cousin, Mrs. David Harris; late Mr. and Mrs. Joel I,. Nape- Alusliner will leave Nov. 7 for a a linen shower by Mrs. Jack tansky, will become the bride of motor trip to Los Angeles where Bamze at her home; a hosiery Dr. George V. Leib, son of Joseph they will spend the winter. shower by Miss Marcia Raskin at Leib of 1983 Hazelwood Ave., on her home; a personal shower at Nov. 26. Mrs. Henry Levitt of Jefferson the Lee Plaza by the Misses Es- Ave. returned from a fortnight in ther and Hattie Goldsmith and New York. Lee Robinson; a crystal shower at the Club Madrid by the girls from her office; a !kitchen shower George Hildebrand of New MRS. ABRAHAM SHAPIRO York is spending two weeks in at the Chidwa by Miss Jeanette Kay and Mrs. Ruth Lenick; a . Detroit. luncheon at the Book Casino by Nov. 8, at 12:30 p. m., at the Shaarey Zedek. Lodge Joins National Bnai Brith Mrs. Albert Levin, and a lunch- Mrs. Max Unger and Mrs. Ellen eon at the Book Casino by Mrs. Membership Drive Mrs. Abraham Shapiro of New Myers returned from a visit in Albert Levin and II luncheon at York, national president of the Atlantic City. Next Monday night, Nov . 7, Hudson's by Mrs. Harry Lutz, Mizrachi Women of America, will Pisgah Lodge No. 34 of Bnai Also in honor of Miss Cheren aqd be the guest speaker. A musical Mrs. Fanny Eisen returned to Brith will hold its regular. nion David L. Polk, the groom-to-be, program has been arranged by business meeting at its I thly her home in Syracuse after a a dinner party was given by Mr. the cultural chairman, Mrs. Abra edge visit with her children, Mr. and quarters in the Maccabees B and Mrs. Joseph Freedman of ham Caplan. Idg. Mrs. William Elson of Ohio St. President Louis Rosenzweig u rgea -- 16864 Wildemere, at their home. Mrs. Joseph If . Kunin, presi- all members to attend this CO eat- dent, the chairmen, and her co- Mrs. Robert Afarwil of LaSalle ing as several matters of vital Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Kramer workers, are looking forward to im- Blvd. returned from a visit with portance will be discussed. of 3245 Chicago Blvd. left the a large attendance. The money her family in New York. This meeting will also feature city Oct. 29 to take up their resi- raised will be used to help build --- a detailed report on the meeting a home for girls in Haifa, Pales- Mrs. Laura Neuman of Cleve- dence at Miami Beach, Fla. of the Michigan Council of Bnai tine. Two homes for girls have land is visiting with her son-in- Brith Lodges which was held in Mrs. Abraham Shapiro, national already been built in Jerusalem law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bay City last Sunday as well as and in Tel Aviv. Now hundreds of Edward Lichtig of Burlingame president of Mizrachi, is to be the announcement of the Jed ge's Ave. guest speaker at the membership homeless unfortunates are wait- participation in the national B nut ing for the completion of the tea of the Young Women's Miz- Brith membership drive. home in Haifa. rs. I. Greenbaum of Cleve- rachi at the Wilshire Hotel, on The officers of the lodge urge For reservations to the lunch- land spent 10 days with her son- Monday afternoon, Nov. 6. Also the members to attend the Bnai on the program will be a vocal eon call the chairmen, Mrs. Brith Sabbath services which are in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. program by Miss Florence Greene. Joshua Sperka, To. 7-8000; Mrs. C. L. Maas of LaSalle Blvd. being held in leading synagogues Isaac Shetzer, To, 8-8477; Mrs. this Friday night and Saturday Abraham Caplan, To. 7-0869; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shale- Mrs. Ida Goldsmith, Ho. 4580. morning. of Buena Vista Ave. returned vitz were hosts Sunday evening, The chapter has received con- For its second meeting in No- titan New York where they were Oct. 29, to relatives and friends, vember, Pisgah Lodge will epon- guests at the Park Central Hotel. at a house warming party in their tributions from Mrs. Isaac Shetzer nor a debate on an important Jew- in memory of her mother, com- new home at 18904 Wildemere ish question between the Bnai memorating the Yahrzeit; a do- Mrs, Eugene Spanier of Boston Ave. Brith llillel Foundation of the nation from Mrs. N. Hack. Blvd. returned from a fortnight University of Michigan and that in Pittsburgh. Airs. Theodore Schwartz of of Ohio State University. Boston Blvd. returned Wednesday Bereznitzer Aid Society's Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stein of from a short trip to New York 6th Annual Ball Nov. 19 Boston visited during the past City. week with their uncle and aunt, The sixth annual ball of the Mr. and Mrs. Davis II . Cole of Mrs. Alfred Rothchild and Bereznitzer Aid Societss will be Calvert Ave. Miss Edith Ileavenrich will enter- held Nov. 19, in the Book-Cadillac tain a few friends at luncheon Hotel.'efusic will be furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jacob of on Nov. 4. 12 Virginia Jack Rosevear and his orchestra, Park spent the past week- with Max Gail in Person. end in Chicago. Mrs. Samuel Brody of Webb Sol Kanat was selected as the The Men's Club of Congrega- Ave. was hostess to a group of chairman, with AL Terebelo treas- tion Bnai Moshe announces that Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klein re. the Rev. Walton E. Cole, minister turned from a few days in Chi- friends at a luncheon at the Book- urer; J. H. Peven, secretary; Airs. Casino on Saturday, honoring her N. of the Unitarian Church of To- cago. Weisman, co-secretary, and future sister-in-law, Miss Bertha assisted by a large committee. ledo, will be presented at the Mugy, whose engagement to Sam- Tickets may be obtained by call- Bnai Moshe in a lecture on Dec. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lipman of 12. The Rev. Cole has been de- Warrington Drive visited in Chi- uel Margolis was recently an- ing Ho. 2869 or To. 8-6330. nounced. livering a series of radio addresses cago the past week-end. The Bereznitzer Juniors are ac- condemning Coughlinism. tively participating to help make --- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Weis- this affair a success. 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Classified Advertsing Pays Synagogues Hold Bnai Brith Sabbath Rhea Cashman Gladwin, as a grand officer of the Grand Chap- ter of Order Eastern Star of Michigan , spent the last two weeks traveling in Michigan as the guest of the various Eastern Star chapters at special recep- tions arranged in her honor. She visited Marquette, Bessemer. Es- canaba, Manistique, Flint, Lan- sing and Grand Rapids, This week- end she will spend at Grand Ha- ven where the Grand Family will confer the degrees. On Oct. 27, members of the Ditto Club entertained at a scan enger hunt in honor of Hallowe'er at the home of Shirley Max o Burlingame Ave. SATURDAY... A special Bmri Brith Sabbath will be observed in Detroit's lead- ing synagogues on Friday evenin g Mrs. Samuel Brody and sons Nov. 3, and Saturday morning, Gerry and Buddy, left by plane to Nov. 4. At these services the join Mr. Brody in Miami Beach Bnai Britt] will be the theme of Fla, They expect to spend the discussion from the pulpits. All winter in their new home. 38th members of Bnai Brith, their St. and Pine Tree Drive, Miami families and friends are urged by Beach. local officers to attend one of these services. Dr. and Airs. George Waldbott Services are being conducted A. Greenbaum and daughters, will give a dinner party on at the following synagogues: Fri- formerly of Calvert Ave., are Nov. 11. day evening, at Temple Beth El now residing at 2946 Cortland and Congregation Beth Tefilo Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Heaven- Emanuel; Saturday morning, at rich returned from their honey- Shaorey Zedek, Bnai Moshe and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. moon motoring through the New Bnai David. The following rabbis LaBret and sons are now resid- England States. have designated this day as Bnai ing in their new home at 18490 Brith Sabbath in Detroit as a San Juan Drive. Mrs. Sigmond A. Robinson re- complement to the national mem- turned from a short stay in Chi- bership drive: Dr. Leo M. Frank- The Detroit Post 135, Jewish cago and Superior, Wis. lin. Rabbi Leon From, Dr. A. AI. War Veterans of the United Hershman, Rabbi Morris Adler States, is planning an Armistice Meritt DeYoung of Evansville, Rabbi Moses Fischer, Rabbi Max' Day (lance and floor show o Ind., spent the past week-end as v. lalt,h a Herzfeld Vohlgelernter and Rabbi t etrhe Sd h aerei is h y Zedek. the guest of Mr. and etre. Sig- Joshua Sperka. Dr. ro Stark mond A. Robinson. Last Tuesday night the Bnai mender of the post and Mrs. Brith national membership drive Henry Shapiro is president of the Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Meyer was formally opened in Detroit at ladies' Auxiliary. The chairmen and airs. George Epstein are a rally held in the social hall of of the dance committee are Morse spending the wek-end with Mr. Congregation Shaarey Zedek. Berndorf and Bessie Silverman. and Mrs. Gilbert Hart in South This meeting was addressed b The massing of the colors will Sid ney G. Kusworm of Dayton, y be the outstanding feature of the Bend, Ind. 0., treasurer of the Supreme Patriotic portion of the program. Miss Emma Butzel and Mrs. Lodge Bnai Brith. Following his Benjamin Lambert will give a address the officers of Detroit's Mr. and Mrs. Max Hirsch of luncheon on Nov. 13. four Bnai Brith lodges, Pisgah, 2496 W. Grand Ave. will cele- Louis Marshall. Detroit and Then. brate their 25th wedding anni- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Robinson B ore Iferzl, decided to unite in versary Sunday, Nov. 5, at a have moved into their new home a membership campaign, dinner at Lachar's for their fam- on Northlawn Ave. Ronald Friedman, assistant di- ily and friends. rectol. of NM Brith Hillel The Ili-Hatters will give their Foundation at U. of M., also The E. T. C. Girls will have an annual dance on Sunday evening, spoke. open meeting Friday evening, Nov. 5, in the Grand Ballroom Nov. 10, at 2500 Fullerton Ave. of the Book-Cadillac Hotel. Mike All girls between the ages of 18 Falk and his orchestra will be and 20 are invited to attend. featured. Mrs. Abe Miller was re-elected president: Mrs. J. Arthur Schiff and Mrs. Manuel Engels, vice presidents; treasurer, Mrs, Dave Muller; Mrs. Paul R. Freeman, re-elected recording secretary for the fourth term; Mrs. Charles Berkowitz, financial secretary; • Mrs. Ethel Goodman and Mrs. ' Mary Feldman, re-elected conduc- Itres s and inner guard respectively The president appointed the fol• lowing trustees: Mesdames Louis Goldfine, Regina Muller, Allan Janawitz and William I. Miller Amore, Musicarum Omnes will Dr. and Mrs. Morris Witus and The publicity will be handled by meet at the home of Arthur Shu- family are now residing at 18440 Mrs. Paul R. Freeman,. and Mrs. Willi am I. Stiller will serve as The annual donor luncheon giv- te°, 2961 Collingwood Ave., Sat- Fairfield Ave. secretary of the executive board. en by the Goodwill Sewing Cir- urday evening, Nov. 11. A talk on the life of Mozart will be given The executive board of the Cantor David Katzman ren- cle will be held Tuesday, Nov. by Lawrence Rosenthal. Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish dered a number of Jewish and 14, 12:30 p. m., at Pereira's, 9925 Dexter. Home for Aged will hold a regu- Hebrew melodies. He was accom- Ruth Brotman, soprano, has lar meeting and luncheon at the Proceeds from this affair will panied by his daughter at the returned from a concert tour home of Mrs. Nate Kaletsky, 4301 piano. Little Evelyn Dusow enter- be devoted to various charities of Montreal, New York, Phila- Sturtevant, on Wednesday, Nov. tained the audience with several which the Cricle supports the year AI OU nd. Sirs. Irving Greenspan, delphia, Atlantic City and Wash- 8, at 12:30 p. m. ballet and vocal solos. Afartin ington. is C hairman of the affair and i Feldman concluded the evening's s assis r. and Mrs. Samuel Weiner ntertainment with violin rendi- erns ted by Mrs. Irwin Sims. Res- The "Ramat Lites" Social Club ente rtained their many friends at ions. tions can be made by tele- phon ing Mrs. Greenspan, Town. will give its annual dance on B M usical given at their home at The seventh annual donor send 6-6771, or Mrs. Sims, Town- Sunday, Nov. 5, at the Phalanx 1809 4 Santa Barbara last Sun- luncheon, the main money.raising send 6-8923• Club, Erskine and John R. Ray day evening, to honor their son, project, will he held on Dec. 6, Gorrell and his orchestra will be Shel don's, Bar Mitzvah. Samuel at I.achar's. The demands for featured. There will also be three Bars h, violinist, formerly from aid are numerous and urgent. Prizes for the best jitterbugs. The Toro nto, featured the program Consequently, ever, effort will Public is invited. be with classical violin solos, accom- made to make this donor luncheon pant ed by Miss Ruth Sherman on an outstanding success. The com- Miss Setta Robinson will give the lane. Sheldon, who is a pupil mittee in charge of this function a luncheon at the Women's City of AI r. Barsh, also rendered class- met at the home of Mrs. Morris Club on Nov. 11. ical v iolin solos. A trio was played Weinstein on Penningto n Drive Joint! y by Sheldon and Mr. Barsh, during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Weis- accom panted by Miss Ruth Sher- — man of 3016 Collingwood Ave en man. A solo number on the piano A meeting of the trustees was te rtained in honor of the second held at the home of Mrs. William was Flowers for all occasions— b irthdav uf their son, Ronald Sher also rendered by Miss Ruth I. Miller. Dexter-Joy Florist, Tyler 6-6622. Gar man. 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