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November 3, 1939

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Leaders Address
Engagement Party

PAGE ELEVEN

Zedakah Plans Its I
Donor Luncheon -

Engagements

The engagement of Miss Bella
Gorzeck, daughter of Mr. and
Zedakah Club met at the home i I
Irwin S. Mary announces the engagement of his daughter
Mrs. Phillip Gorzeck of 3019
of Mrs. Sam Almug, Oct. 31. The IV ,
Bertha, to Samuel Margolis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Margolis o fine work of the Club has attract-
Gladstone Ave•, to Ilyman Mor- Sturtevant
Ave.
ginofaky, Was celebrated at a
ed many new members.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Velick of Normandy Ave. announce
The meeting consisted of dis-
the engagement of their daughter. Dorothy Rose, to Charles M.
Finkel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Finkel of Lawrence Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lightman of Los Angeles and Detroit
announce the engagement of their daughter, Bernice Fay, to Dave
Mossman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam alossman of Windsor, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Weinstein of Elmhurst Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Gertrude, to Dr. Alfred Bleier of
Evanston, Ill., son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Bleier of Labelle Ave., Detroit,

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Weddings

MISS BELLA GORZECK

stunning new
dress for sizes
18s to 22s

16.95

There's a reason for its sleek, slenderizing look
... the fabric is the smart, new "graduated rib"
rayon crepe. And it's so simply, so perfectly
styled, with discreet gold-colored ornaments.
The dress you'll love for luncheons, for clubs, for
dinner in town. Moss green, blue, brown or black.

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SECOND FLOOR

Trees Planted In
The Butzel Forest

RESERVE—

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Music and Entertainment by
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ADMISSION 75 CENTS

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League for Labor Palestine

REMEMBER - - -
OUR GAY '90's PARTY?

—Infants Service Group —

If You Do, You Will Never Forget Our

SCHOOL DAYS REVUE

SUNDAY EVE., II Elks' Temple
Montealm and NA
NOV. 12

Music by RAY CORRELL'S Orchestra
Revue by INFANTS SERVICE GROUP MEMBERS
Admission 85c Per Person

RE-ELECT

CHARLES S.

BLONDY
YOUR PRESENT

CONSTABLE

ARGO

FURNACE OIL
LA 4500

Morris Eiaenmann threw a
whale of a party the other day
to celebrate Sholom Asch's great
success with his latest book. The
Nazarene" Asch's Publishers
are so delighted and so confident
that the book will go in the hun-
dreds of thousands that they ad-
vanced him enough money to buy
a beautiful home in Connecticut.

gathering for 100 guests at La-
char's on. Sunday evening, Oct.
29.
In an address to the gather.
ing, Rabbi Isaac Stollman lauded-
Mr. and Mrs. Gorzeck for their
interest in Jewish affairs and
their activities in Hebrew circles
and in social and organizational
work.
Speaking in the name of the
Kvutzah Ivrith, its president, H.
Boraks, addressed the gathering,
A. Panush greeted the gathering
in the name of the United He-
brew Schools. Mr. Panush spoke
for B. Isaacs, superintendent of
the United Hebrew Schools, who
was ill and could not attend the
angagement party. Many tele-
grams from individuals as well as
organizations were received. Jew-
ish traditional and ceremonial
customs distinguished this en-
gagement.
The wedding will take place in
June.

BAY CITY NOTES

Thirty-Ave Inembem of the Peninr
Hadasmah gathered at the home of
A. IL Jamb), for the area In •
.rlee of benefit hook rex Lew, planned
to rare. f und• for • memnr1•1 to the
Iota Mr. Elijah Ir. /Pannier of 0.1 on
0 . who wart a a.. In flay ` ritY
early this year. Feature of the ex ening
was the re, Lew of Edna Ferber'. nulo•
biography.
- Peculiar Tr @entre." pre-
rented by Mra Llhhv Kneeler. li-
brarian of Bay City Junior college.

Wm

Disrussion of problemsconfronting
the jewlah people today at home end
Abroad featured rate-olds
:rd., of the Michigan Council
or
al Brith at the It enonah Hotel. Prin-
cipal speaker at the evening banquet
of
e
r r:enc li t7:4.oec
r" Te t Tr; .11 e si : t . rIrt harrl:.-
trict grand Ind., whoa subject was
...Condition. In Europe and America."
Ronny Friedman, University of klitAxi.
San paluat • etude., outliotet the
work firing don. by the Hillel Found.-
tio• at Ar
°lege. Ra ITI rrnihrr
e ni• ir
er r
n .f. P ar.
and Mlelsgenrr
r
111", "r
t•

A dramatization of Hugo Ilet-
tatter's ''City Without Jews". by flee
whi rl, a -I he
'1 ' 1 ; ore 'mkt; .*
: r lAnn hdr
•rfl r f . 7 7.r r.
Frances_ Fenton, is making the Nrwln
rounds of Broadway producers N. City ludo., outlinedprogra m
or
But it has little chance. Bettauer'e i r :nan
''re rt: "..g. h..inogann'tto: ■ `h .inigs uF;
imaginings proving far too mild , N'avor, preald
- nt of INF.. II tat B nth,
in the face of the reality of the 14;11 th e
ed h the =71 u • 't'! r ■
rt Irrnk-
Present.
II mod Aaron Or.ok of I te•to t.

STUDIO GOWNS

$18 $28 $38

Soft afternoon dresses; sheer wools
for daytime; also evening and dinner
dresses! Dramatic values. Third Floor

Nov. 5—Miss Melitta Linick,' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manfred
M. Linick, to Sydned Eugene Marks, at the Graystone Hotel, 91st
and Broadway, New York City,
Nov. 12—Miss Rosaline Cheren of 18024 Fairfield Ave., to David
Leon Polk, son of.Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Polk of 3038 Fullerton Ava.
Nov. 12—Miss Clara B. Tessler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0.
Tessler of 3711 Webb Ave. to Milford M. Mallon, son of Mr. am'
Mrs. George B. Mallon of 2925 Tuxedo Ave.
Nov. 19—Miss Eleanor Jayne Goldberg,. daughter of Mr. an•
Mrs. Samuel Goldberg of the Belcrest Apartments, to Roy Wolf
son of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Wolf of Parkside Road.
Nov. 19--Miss Trudee Agree, daughter of Mrs. Lena Agree of
17334 Wisconsin Ave., to Marvin S. Steinberg, son of Mrs. Ida Greer
of Clements Ave. Reception at bride's residence 2 to 6 p. m. No cards.
Dec. 24—Miss Gail Tamarin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Tamarin of 1647 Virginia Park, to Sam Novetsky, son of Sir. and
Sirs. Jacob Novetsky of 9533 Delmar Ave.
Feb. 4—Miss Shirley Starkey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Mackey of 2920 Richton Ave., to David Gross, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Gross of Lee Place.

COSTUME SUITS

1/3 OFF

R LISSEKS

MRS. I. M. HERTZ

cussion for the donor luncheon
to be held Dec. 12, at the Masonic
Temple.
The chairman of the luncheon,
Mrs. Sam Almug, is pleased with
the number of pledges she has
received and is certain thaa the
luncheon this year will exceed
all previous expectations.
Those desiring to earn their
pledges should contact Mrs. Sam
Almug, Townsend 8-2347, or Mrs.
M. Hertz, co-chairman, Town-
Oct. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Weisman (Martha Rosen sent 6.7416.
stein) of 3016 Collingwood Ave., a daughter, Myrna Gail.'
The next meeting will be held
Oct. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Efrusy (Madeline Spears) of Monday, Nov. 6, at the home of
950 Pingree Ave., a daughter, Jacqueline.
Mrs. Meyer Shugerman, 3042
Oct. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Barney Broner (Minnie Thomas) of Webb, at 2 p. m.
3380 Glynn Ct., a son, David William.
Oct. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Dave Holzman (Lottie Meth) of 4005
Webb Ave., a son, Ronnie Sheldon,
Oct. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Safran (Leah Toffee) of
18651 Pennington Dr., a daughter, Sharon Elaine,

Jewish American Youth Council
for Unity, Democracy SS Tolerance
to H.
Sadie Hawkins Day Party

Births

Halevy Costume
Party...Saturday

ANNUAL ZIONIST BALL TO BE HELD
NOV. 11; PROCEEDS WILL BE USED
TO ADVANCE PALESTINE CAUSE HERE

C M/prince

Preparations are now complete
for the annual costume party and

d ance to be given by the Halevy

SATURDAY, NOV. 4, 1939 — 1:30 P. 11.

•

PHILADELPHIA-BYRON AUDITORIUM

Admission

25c

Now in Full Swing!

HUDSON'S

Singing Society Saturday eve-
ning, Nov. 4, in the social hall
of Congregation Beth Tale
Emanuel, Taylor and Woodrow
Wilson. Several prizes will be
The Jewish National Fund coun-
awarded for best costumes and
cil acknowledges the planting of
stunts. There will be a fine or-
the following trees, in the But-
Plans are being completed for
Iteldri and Min. Morrie Adler, Mn , chestra for dancing and a well
zel Forest in Palestine:
and Mio. Irving Allender, Ili, and Mrs
the
annual
Zionist
Ball
to
be
held
equipped
refreshment bar, Mrs.
Albert
J. Altman, Mr, turd We. A.
. A contribution on the occasion at the Stotler Hotel on Satur-
now. Mr. end Mr. Julius Berman. Anna Warren is dance chairman.
of laying of tombstone on the day evening, Nov. 11. The com- Aro
Ile and M rm. J. Al. Berrie, Mr. end
A
near
capacity
audience ex-
grave of Mrs. Y. Levy, by Mr. mittees in charge, under the chair- Mrs. Louie sorry, Mr. and Mr. Irvin.
Blumberg, Mr and 1Ire. Maz Blumberg. pressed its appreciation of the
and Mrs. B. Lefkowitz.
manship of Abraham Cooper, are Mr. and Mn,. Morrie Illumbord, Mr. fine program presented at the
A contribution in honor of planning numerous features which and Mts. William Boesky, Mr. and
Mrs. Nat hem Burin, Mr. end Mrs Abe Halevy musicale last Sunday eve-
Rabbi Morris Adler by Mr. and
fttemeli. Mr. and Airs Ira Brewer, Mr. ning in the Central High School
Mrs. B. Lefkowitz.
and Mr. Bernard Brerwler, lir. and auditorium under the direction of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Stahl
Mrs Han Bridgton, Ur.and Mrs. Harry
Burstein, Mi. rani /Arm. I I enry Bur- Dan Frohman, assisted by William
of 1680 Glynn Court planted two
stein, Pr
A1111
Mrs Mortis Burkein. Gayman and
an arrangements
trees in memory of their daugh-
/MI )1 rm. Samuel Conlon. Mr. and
YI,. Bert Colman. Mr. •nd Mrs. M eyer committee from the executive
ter, Mildred Stahl Mellen, on the
oeyer, Mr. ad
n Mn,. Harry Hay Id., board, headed by Fred Alterman
occasion of the first Yahrzeit of
Mr and /Are
I will H. I rim men d, Mr. and Nathaniel Raskin. The pro-
her death,
and Mn,. Sal B. Edelman, Mr. and
.1fikt . Perry. Faigenson, Ur and lira. gram opened with a group of
Three trees in memory of Jacob
0.1non Fisher, Rabbi Leon' Pram, Mr. choral numbers directed by Mr.'
Eder by the Eder Family Club,
and
Mn,,. Pcyrrinal Finnic. Mr. and
One tree in memory of Ann
Mrs. Herman Frans luau,Mr. and Mrs. Cayman. One of the selections
Imes t'reednian. Mr. and Mrs. Louie presented Anna Warren, soprano
Feldman by Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Freedmen. Rabid end
Erle Fried- soloist, ,accompanied by the wo-
Osborne.
land of Pontine. Mr. and Mrs Samuel
■ Iendil. Mr. and
lrying Hof lberg. men's thorus. Allan Summits,
The following trees are planted
Mr. and Mrs Abe Goldman , Mr. and baritone, presented a group of
in the Meyer Berlin Forest, by
Mrs. Lon is (toren, Mr and Mrs lien
Mold, Mr. and tire. George IV. (fray, selections accompanied by Re-
the Young Women of Mizrachi:
Mr. And Mn,. Sant I remit, Mr. 111111 becca Katzman Frohman at the
In honor of Bar Mitzvah of Mor-
Mrs. Samuel Oroennaurn, Mr. and Mr..
piano, Celia Plotnick, choral Rem-
ris Corn Liebschutz; one tree in
Losta (Innobura. Mr. and Mra Louln
Hamburger, Itelibi and Mrs. A. M. companist, played a group of etas-
honor of birth of son to Mr. and
/tenth Ina ri, Ire and At rn A. ./ Ilimnl- sical piano composition, Sylvia Le-
Meta S. Cherniak; a tree in mem-
hoch, Mr. anti Urn Joe liorwIts Mr. vine displayed a One soprano
ory of France, Deborah Cantor;
and Wm. J.11 Bow its.
Wonderful fabrics! NEW weaves you've been
voice, with Mrs. Frohman at the
a tree in memory of Isadore Bas-
11r. and airs. Benjamin Jones. Mr.
reading about in fashion magazines.enewoolors
Maxwell Josiwy, Mr. and If m Chart. piano, ,
kin; one tree in memory of Fagel
you've
seen in expensive ready-to-wear—all at
halt, Mr. and M rot: 71arney Spy well.
Rabbi Leon Fram delivered •
Skolnik by Mrs. Sol Strager; one
Mr. and Mrs. Ograr hi/manes My and
such
SAVINGS as you'd hardly believe possible
Alen Harry Kraft, Mr. and Mr. Julian brief address regarding the sig-
tree in memory of Beilah Pull.
for fabrics of this unmistakably fine quality? De-
it. rolik, Mr. and Mr,. Alfred
Kumhln. nificance of music in Jewish life
berg by Mrs. D. Galin; one tree
ski, Ur. •nd M Milto f
signed for beautiful frocks with the bustle-effects,
n I milt Ms Mr. and warmly commended the work
in memory of Dan Pullberg by
anti Urn Henry Lapides Mr. end r
flattering
shirrings and gathers that are so smart
FRED
A.
GINSBURG
of
the
Ilalevy
Singing
Society.
Lester Lapides, Mr. A. F. Lappin, Mr.
Mrs. D. Galin.
materials for EVERY occasion—for daytime, for
Mn, Jamb !wader. los tleorge V
The musical part of the program
For the planting of trees in annually make this event one of and
Leib, Mn. and Mrs.
he S Leiter, M
bridge
frocks,
for luncheon frocks, for formals
the Butzel Forest, please call the very outstanding social af- and 11rs Henry Lou itt. Mr. and Mr:: was resumed with an instrumental
. . . note these, for instance:
ltenJain in I delwrman, Br. L. Lipton. trio consisting of Rebecca Katz-
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, University fairs of , the season.
Mr. •nd Aire. Burton Landon, Mr. •n
Mrs
l Mrs. .11- man Frohman, piano; Sadie Coop-
1-6972, 17417 Stoepel.
aving Mahler, Mr. and
Fred A. Ginsburg is active on ins kinkier,
Mr. and M re lave wir e s er, violin, and Dan Frohman, cello.
Printed Gabe. Rayon Twill, yard
and
59c
the committee of arrangements stn.
Then played Mozart's "Trio in
Nn, mot sM ;;Ini 'er r,
re. 'ant i:ire,' rioaViri!
for the ball.
Hoot Mon Rayon Plaids, yard.
B Flat Major". The chorus re-
.- 59c
Newman, Mr. . and Mrs. Meg Neuman
Proceeds from this ball will Mr and Mrs. omeph !Mims Mr. ad turned for the closing group of
Rayon Cynara Crepe, yard
79c
be used to finance the work of i ' Irer.flt ;IO7hrJ
songs under the direction of Mr.
7 rMr.
.
":a„rrr i r ' M
Mn,. 1n
:; al•
r
Rayon Slipper Satin, yard
Frohman.
the Zionist, Organization of De- tt, o n t . h .. .therg, Mr.
and
98c
NI
troit, The Zionist office, at 1044 , 1 + 111 sfthef IL Mr and Mrs. Samuel !BI-
Rayon Slendora Crepe, yard
— BSc
The Aesculapian Ladies' Auxil- Penobscot Bldg., serves as head-
BS and Mn,. Alex Panders. Mr. and
MRS. WERBE EXHIBITS
iary will hold its annual dinner quarters for all Zionist efforts Mrs.
A Anthem MI invAlty. Mr old
dance at Northwood Inn on Wed- and is the unifying force in ac- Mlchul
PAINTINGS NOV. 7.16
Bavr
Mr. nod M;Iro.
Mrs. ‘"141on My4 h
nesday evening, Nov. 15. The pro- tivities for Palestine's reconstruc-
S.
.
glum, Mr. rind
Deep-Piled, Crush-Resistant
ceeds will be donated to charity. t ion Detroit.
The opening reception of the
Mrs. Ben filllwrmieln, Mr and Iirk
Tickets for the Zionist Ball may Harry ialher moln. Mr.
For reservations please call Mrs.
irtrr Y exhibition of portraits, landscipes,
Rayon Velvet, yard
$1.59
Sklar, Mr. and Mrs 1101 Sloan, Mr.
be
secured
by
calling
the
execu-
Charles Tennen, Townsend 6-6554,
and Um Itny Smith. Babb! and Nrw still life and miniatures by Anna
Joshua Sperk Ix Mr. and Mrs. Lout. Lavick Werbe will be held Tues-
or Mrs. Myer Robiner, Tyler tive secretary of the Zionist Or- NI
I ,
•
.
re.
Meyer
/Mime
ganization of Detroit, Mrs. Al-
4-1582.
Al. fr. and Ara. Sidney Stone, Mr. day, Nov. 7, 8:30 p. m., at Scarab
bert Feldstein, 1044 Penobscot and Mr.
Louie Suiten, Mr. and d Club Galleries, 217 Farnsworth
Pure Dye, All Silk Truhu, yard
$1.29
Bldg., Cherry 6559.
Ave.
andINtr
ark NThler,
rd T/r
r.frr rr td
'
All Silk Satin Crepe, yard
The following is an additional I I na n, Wachter,
The exhibition will continue
$1.39
Mr. and Mr. Harry Wein ham
list of patrons for the Zionist r. Ben Wonang. Mr. Harney wotornan, from Nov. 7 through Nov. 16.
Pure Dye, All Silk Rusticana, yard $1.59
r.
Ball:
(era. SI r•. Harry L Winston. Mr.
Anna Lavick Werbe studied at
nd M. If. Zol Mower.
Rayon "Eyelash" Crepe, yard
Chicago Art Institute; Smith
$1.59
Academy, New York; was • pupil
All Silk, Pure Dye Crepe Prints, yard- $1.79
A splendid three-act melo-
of
John
H.
Vanderpool,
Frederick
drama by Miss , Rochel Sinkhoff,
Freer, and Martha Baker. She Is
"All for Children," will be staged
• member of the Art Institute
Hudson's—Third Floor—Farmer Street Building
at Littman'a Yiddish People's
BLAU
Alumni
Association and was
Theater, 12th and Seward, this
Prices Subject to is Balm Tax
awarded
a
gold
medal
by
the
Fine
Sunday matinee and evening and
l Arta Department at the Michigan
Nov. 7—Symposium of Men's ; The marriage of Mime Phyllis
on Tuesday evening.
.ee Garelik, daughter of Mr. and State Fair in 1934,
Club of Temple Beth El.
Starring the entire cast of the
Nov. 19 — Annual Education 5 Ira, Maurice Garelik, and Andrew
new troupe appearing here, this Dinner of United Hebrew Schools. A
. Blau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
Junior Auxiliary's Bnai
play bids fair to prove one of the
Brith Day Nov. 5
great sensations of the present Business and Professional 2 ti n Blau, was solemnized on Oct.
Bnai Brith Louis Marshall
theatrical season.
7 in the chapel of Temple Beth
Lodge Sponsors Debate
Women of Bnai Brith E I. Dr. Leo M. Franklin read the
Detroit Junior Auxiliary's Bnai
Littman's Theater announces
on Nov. 7
Sponsor Penny Dance on eremony. A reception followed Brit's Day will be held on Sunday,
that M. Stutskoff's radio sensa-
tion, "Around the Family Table,"
Tuesday, Nov. 14
t the home of the bride's par- Nov. 5, at 2 p. m., at the Bnai
University of Michigan's Hillel
will be staged here soon,
Arrangements are being made nts. Mn,. Carlyle Micheeman was. David Synagogue, 14th and Elm- Foundation's
A dessert luncheon, remplitnen-
debating team will tetra,
by the membership committee for 1 11 atron of honor, Slits Rosalind hurst.
' t: membersof thi Council of
Miss Goldie Kerech, president of meet a team from Detroit A. Z. Jewish Women and their friends.
a penny dance to be held on m ahn wan maid of honor and the
YOUTH COUNCIL'S
Menorah chapter, is chairman A. Tuesday night, Nov. 7, on the will open the current !tenon on
DANCE SATURDAY Tuesday, Nov. 14, at Temple '„ irises Evelyn Ross, Estelle Agree, the
Beth El. Dancing will begin at " uth Edelstein of New York City of the affair. The following will subject: "Resolved that Jewish Monday, Nov. 6, at 12:30 p. m.,
d iscuss the various Bnai Brith University should be established at Temple Beth El,
8
Observing Sadie Hawkins Day, :30 p. m. is is not a coupled " nMildred Rothenberg, cousins projects: Evelyn Kass of Rebec- in the United States."
affair
and every member is urged g f the bride, were inrdesmaida.
Mrs. Charles Bang of Cleve.
the Jewish American Youth Coun-
On the Mlle, team, upholding
ca Gratz Chapter; Bernice Fen-
cil will have a social on Saturday to attend and bring friends. Music anford Blau was his brother's ster of Naomi Chapter; Dorothy the affirmative, will be Shirley All- land will 'peak err "The Will to
evening, Nov. 4, at the auditorium will be furnished by a well-known ',e et map. Messrs. Morton Garelik. Frank of Deborah Chapter; Lois shuler and Joseph Fleischer, with Peace,"
Mrs. Douglas L Brown, presi-
of the Philadelphia-Byron School. orchestra. Dr. Isaac Rabinowitz„'; arold Kaletsky, Max Miller and Love of Menorah Chapter.
Israel Kaner and Nathan Litvin
dent of the Detroit Section, will
There will be dancing, entertain. director of Hillel Foundation at H eery Cohen were ushers.
A musical program is planned defending the negative.
Ann
Arbor,
will
be
guest
of
the
,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Blau
left
for
a
Arrangemenae for..the
ment, favors for the ladies and
The debate, which will be held preside.
to include community sing ing• Re -
dessert luncheon are being made
the decorations will be in moun- evening. Entertainment and a 01 p to Chicago and will be at freshments will be served.
All in the English Room of Hotel by the social hour committee,
waltz contest will be part of the ho me after Nov. 10 at 2740 Rich.
taineer fashion.
Webster
Hall,
will
feature
the
girls 'from the ages of 15 to 21
Irving Panush is chairman of program. Refreshments will be t on Ave.
meeting of Detroit Louis Marshall headed by Mrs. Maurice Siden,
The out-of-town guests were: years are invited to attend.
Those
who will assist her include:
the committee on arrangements. served. Members and prospects
Lodge of Bnai Brith,
Mn, .Maurice &Jew s
may
submit
names
of
friends
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Edelstein,
t Mra
MI
.
For information call Ida Good-
Also scheduled, it was an- Max Roam and /gra. Meyer Elites.
whom they wish invited to Gues- Ruth Edelstein and Melvin FAel- Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
man, Tyler 6-7631,
Ira
chairmen;
N.•.. Al.
nounced by Robert Nathan, of lender, Hurt Anion. Me-tams.
sie
Eisenberg,
Tyler
6-0052.
Aid
Luncheon
Dec.
5
Maxwell
fltrojarnirs
stein
of
New
York
City:
Mrs.
Proceeds of this affair will be
the program committee, will be Ilarry Herter , M. TI Berk
S nether of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs.
The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity piano selections by the well
used to finance the forthcoming
city-wide conference of Jewish Poinciana Hotel Advances Be nion, Mrs. M. Feldman, Mrs. Aid held a pep rally Tuesday at known Detroit pianist and schol- .7:: °A.`":" , ;;.::"4`11:r477,...",:7 2:- .S. -
freat Freq., Sidney Etch
Freer of Cleveland, and Mrs. the Stotler. Mrs. Rothstein of Al-
youth and to plan the program
Opening Data
arship winner, Miss Edythe Fineterw•lit, Borman rinstermani, nevi.
Ito se Myers of California.
to fight anti-Semitism, to defend
belly, N. Y., and Miss Ursula Shoob,
Flack Sidney Frank, Bernhard
Du
t as many advance res-
e to
•
Friedlander, Jncob tl Gaylord, /ingest
democracy and civil liberties,
Friedberg
of
the
Jewish
Social
ervatione, the new Poinciana Ho-
Onkltwrpt. Louis tleldentrert, flora
Service
Bureau
addressed
the
Goodman.
el, Miami Beach, Fla located
Nathan .14mmhe, VIkartea K.
HULL TO LECTURE ON "I dart(,, A, N.
gathering.
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT directly on the ocean near 16th
Ilarahamys,int home-
COVERED ASIA" SUNDAY
Mart, Mania Jamolgole
ta
r Muhl
En.
Reports were given by workers
A tombstone in memory of St., will open its doors on Nov.
Some of the moat spectacular How, N.M.., Weft MA•.% BMWS
Israel Isaacs will he unveiled on 15 instead of Dec. 1 as previously
on maternity and tonsilectomy war pictures ever filmed will be Kopple, Aar. Kurlm4.
UN*
tanarga Lever. L asset...man et.
Sunday, Nov. 5, at 11:30 a. m., announced. This new hotel is un-
eases handled by the organization. shown at the Detroit Institute of man.
Is
at Oakview Cemetery, Royal Oak. der the operation of Albert Gross-
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Famous Fabric - Classic

November

SALE

of SILKS
and RAYONS

Aesculapian Dinner
Dance Wednesday

`All for Children'
'Now at Littman's

CALENDAR
OF EVENTS

MARRIAGES

Council of Women
to Hear Mrs. Bang

Coughlin's Paper
Banned in Canada

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Ottawa,