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December 1, 1939

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Mrs. Belle Shapero of Euclid
moved to their new home Ave., W., will be hostess at a
en Renfrew Road.
luncheon and household shower at
fluyler's, Saturday, Dec. 2, hon-
Mts. Shirley Wayburn enter- oring her niece, Miss Beverly El-
tained a group of friends at a len Jacob, bride-elect. Mrs. Eliot
luncheon on 1Vednesday, Nov. 22. Magidsohn was hostess at a buffet
supper and kitchen shower last
Mrs. Melvin Welt left Nov. 25 Thursday evening and Mrs. Joseph
for lies Moines, Iowa, for a visit Karuman complimented Miss Jacob
with her son-in-law and daughter, with a luncheon and personal
shower given at Hudson's Satur-
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Pope.
day, Nov. 18.

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MRS. GEORGE V. LEIB
(Miss Clara Kapetansky)

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Clara Kapetansky, daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Joel L. Ka-
petansky, of Clairmount Ave., be-
came the bride of Dr. George V.
Leib, son of Mr. Joseph Leib, of
Hazelwood Ave., Sunday, Nov. 26,
at the Phalanx Club. Rabbi Max
J. Wohigelernter officiated at the
geremony.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her brother, Dr. A.
1. Kapetansky, was gowned in
ivory satin fashioned on princess
lines with high neck line and a
long train. Iler head dress was a
pointed crown studded with seed'
pearls and imitation diamonds
%m which fell her fingertip veil.
She carried a bouquet of white
Madonna roses with an orchid in-1
serted in the center arranged at- '
tractively with white shower of
love knots and lilies of the valley
attached.
Mrs. Kate Kalman, sister of
the bride, . was the matron of
honor, and Miss Evelyn Kalman
was maid of honor. The brides-
maids were Miss Phyllis Kapetan-
sky, Miss Sarah Nolan, and Mrs.
Helen Leib.
Sidney Leib, brother of the
bridegroom. was the best man,
and the ushers were Albert Kal-
man, Manny Seder, and Meyer
Leib.
After the ceremony dinner was
served to 300 guests. Following
the dinner a reception was held
for 400 guests.
Dr. and Mrs. George Leib left
for a wedding trip to Chicago.

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ern Factors Making for Change in room of the Book Cadillac."Jene
Our Age of Marriage."
Regis and his orchestra will pro-
Participants in the symposium vide
the music and entertainment.
will be Prof. Clarence Anderson
of Wayne University, Judge Vin
tent Brennan and Rabbi Joshua
S. Sperka.
Miss Helen Aaronson is in
charge of arrangements.

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fort will be culminated on
Wednesday, Dec. 6, In the Ile-
brew Ladies Aid Society's seventh
annual donor luncheon at Lech-
ar's on Cass Ave.
Rabbi Moses Fisher, spiritual
Li nder of the Bnai Moshe Syna-
gogue, will deliver the invocation.

Mrs. Edith J. Souls, past presi-

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L. A. S. Bazaar
Opens Saturday

The Detroit Auxiliary of the
Los Angeles Sanatorium and Ex-
Patients Home announces that its
annual bazaar and carnival will
he held at the Bnai Moshe Cen-
ter, Dexter and Lawrence, from
Saturday evening, Dec. 2, to Sun -
day, Dec. 10.
An entertaining program has
been arranged for the opening
which will take place at 8 p. tn.
Samuel .1. Leve, director of the
Bureau of Investigation,
and
prominent civic leaders have been
invited. Entertainers of note Veil
appear.
An invitation has been extend-
ed to 175 organizations to attend
this event en masse. The auxil -
iary requests that this invitation
be accented and that all societies
attend this function, for the bene-
fit of helpless men, women and
children, afflicted with tubercu-
losis.
The public is asked to patron-
ize the bazaar. Attractions have
been prepared for every evening.
such as the impressive parades of
organize Cons, entertainment,
amusements, etc. Special atten-
tion is called to the refreshments
to be served in the provisional
restaurant and to the Sunday
dinners. Music will be furnished
by a large orchestra and there
will be dancing. There will be no
admission charge to the grand
opening or at any other time at
this affair.

MRS. IRVING E. LIEBSON

Mts. Jack Rent is president of the
League. Mr. Al Weston is vice-
president.
Co-chairmen in charge of the
dance are Mrs. Jules Werner, Mrs.
Louis Shiowitz and Miss Mildred
Schechter. Others on the commit-
tee are: Claire Weissman, Louise
Levitt, Sara Goldberg, Rose. My-
ers, Henrietta Has.sol and Frances
Metzger.
Tickets may be procured at
the door or from any member of
the organization.
The monthly meeting of the
League will be held on Wednes-
day evening, Dec. 6. at Hotel
Stotler. Nathan Milstein, an au-
thority on alien legislation, will
discuss the laws now under con-
sideration and will explain pres-
ent-day immigration problems.
Mrs. Louis Shiowitz is in charge
of a Chanukah ceremony planned
for this meeting.
The League has. been invited
to the senior Mt. Sinai Hospital
Ass'n to attend the meeting on
Dec. 13, at the Bnai Moshe Syna-
gogue.

dent of the Music Study Club and
a member of the Temple Beth El
Choir, will be the vocalist. The
guest soloist will be Henry Siegl.
Miss Esther Miller will accom-
pany Mrs. Sault; and Mr. Siegl at
the piano.
An address on the subject "A
Challenge to Jewish Life" will be
delivered by Prof. Samuel M.
Levin who will the guest speaker.
Dr. Levin is professor of econom-
Flint Chapter of II•damush held It•
ics at Wayne University.
tithe donor •frair Wednesday night
The funds raised from this af- at the Jewish Community Center. Quest
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of New York City. • he has visited in
Palestine
'several
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Mrs
Louie
Lel,
Cooperating with the Detroit stye was chairman.
Auxiliary of the Los Angeles
Tentative plane a lll he made For the
Sanatorium, the members of the
• nnual Pint ban ene of the highlIghts
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society spon- r f the Sisterhood
of Meth Israel, which
gored a grocery shower at their
er , : "It ' el Z i ty liefor IVXMalt1;.
special meeting on Wednesday, I luncheon
at
Jewish Community
Nov. 29.
Center. Luncheon will he Domed at
The next meeting of the society 12 .35 o rn. hi,, Harry Feldman and
Mrs. Jorsob Mine' Me it two co.chairmen
will be held Wednesday, Dec. 12,
• rransentents for t he frolic, •ssieted
by • large committee to he announ,4
at the Dexter-Lawrence Hall.

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Detroit Members Invited to
Cincinnati Meeting of U.
A. H. C. Board of Man-

won. Following the luncheon. Mr.. Alan
Forman, president will conduct the
business diormasion and a program will
he presented.

Mrs. Virginia Weil of New
Miss Sally Weller of Wilde-
York was the house guest of Dr.
and Mrs. Barnett Malbin for the mere Ave. entertained last Sun-
day, Nov. 25, in honor of the en-
holiday week-end.
gagements of the Misses Rae and
Dr. Alwyn Vernon Freeman, Millie Schaff to Arnold Bolnick
who flew to Detroit for a short of Minneapolis, Minn., and Aaron
visit with his parents, Mr. and Berg, respectively.
Mrs. Alexander Freeman, left
last Friday by plane for Mexico
Mrs. Theodore Bolnick and
to resume his duties as United son, Arnold, of Minneapolis,
States attorney for the Aggrarian Minn., are visiting at the homes
Claims Commission of. United of Mrs. Jack Schwartz of Glen-
States in Mexico.
dale Ave., and Mrs. David Schuff
of Wildemere Ave. Mr. Bolnick is
Mrs. Roger Ettlinger of Park- here for the week -end, and Mrs.
side Ave. has returned from Chi- Bolnick will remain for an ex -
tended stay,
cago.

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lazarus
of Columbus, 0., were the week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wineman, who entertained
in their honor Saturday, Nov. 25.

Mr, and Mrs. Herman Blair of
W. Buena Vista Ave. an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Bernard George, on Satur-
day morning, Dec. 2, at Congre-
gation Shaarey Zion, 12417 Lin-
Eugene J. Arnfeld has return- wood Ave. Reception at hme on
ed from a week spent in Pitts- Sunday, Dec. 3, from 2 to 6
burgh.
p. m.

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.Mr. and Mrs. William Fleish-
Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Kohn an-
man have moved into their new nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
home on Muirland Ave.
son, Alan, on Saturday, Dec. 9.
at Congregation Bnai Moshe,
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hopp Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence. At
were hosts at a family dinner home at 1039 Vinewood on Sun-
on Sunday, Nov. 26, in honor of day, Dec. 10, from 7 to 11 p. m.
their 15th wedding anniversary.
No cards.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T. Lewis
Mrs. Joseph Newman and son
are moving into their new home are leaving Tuesday to spend the
in Birmingham next week.
winter months in Miami Beach,

Mr. and Mrs. Monte D. Wit-
Mrs. Joshua Karbal and daugh-
telshofer are now domiciled in ter, Miriam, of Webb. Ave., are
their new home on Boston Blvd. leaving for an extended visit in
Miami Beach,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Schles-
inger of Boston Blvd. are visit-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Prentis
ing with their children, Dr. and are visiting their son, Richard,
Mrs. Richard Greenblatt in New who is a student of •
Missouri
Orleans.
University. They will then motor
to Mexico City. ,
Mr, and Mrs. .,M. H. Ranks,
(Dolly Bachrach) and son wil
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rattner
make their home in Evansville and daughter, formerly of Gen-
Ind., after Dec. 5.
esee Ave., are now residing in

their new home at 18675 Cherry-
Mrs. Jack Rothberg of Chicago lawn Ave.
Blvd. entertained 40 women at a
Mah Jong-bridge luncheon on
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zeff and
Nov. 29.
daughter, Nita, of Chicago Blvd.,
visited with relatives in Youngs-
Mr. and Mrs. Sameul Schein town and Pittsburgh, the past
field of Clements Ave. entertained weekend.
on Sunday, Nov. 26, at a family
dinner in honor of their future
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stolaraky
daughter-in-law, Miss Janet Kert of Clements Ave. returned from
and their son, Harry A., who
a visit In Chicago.
marriage will be an event of
Feb. 11.
Bertrand Gottlieb is now resid-
ing in Clinton, Iowa.
Mrs. Samuel B. Kahn and
daughter, Irene, returned hoes
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D.
from their extended visit in the Munch of 1423 Blaine Ave. an-
East.
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Arthur, on Saturday morn-
Jack Epps of 18200 Pennington
ing, Dec. 9. Arthur will conduct
Drive, formerly of the Lee Plaza the entire Sabbath services as
Hotel, entertained 20 couples at a chazon beginning at 9 a. m., at
housewarming on Nov. 18. A the Philadelphia-Byron School.
midnight buffet supper w a s Relatives and friends are invited
served.
to attend the services and open
house which will follow. No
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Schakne cards.
and nephews, Theodore Engelman
and Fred Margolis, spent the holi-
The first anniversary of De-
day weekend with relatives in borah chapter of Junior Bnai
Pittsburgh.
Brith was celebrated at a dinner
at Saks', Saturday evening, Nov.
Mrs. David Oppenheim of Chi- 25. Miss Sylvia Goldstein wan
cago Blvd. left to spend the win- hostess at a cocktaii party at her
ter season in Miami Beach.
home to members and their es-
corts before the dinner.
Mrs. Alvin Trailer of Kalama- 1
zoo visited with her sister, Mrs.1 Mrs. Herman Prady of 3025
Ben Jacob for a few days the Burlingame Ave. has returned
past week.
from a five-week tour of the west-
ern states. In Almeda, Calif., she
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Krohn visited with her brother and sis-
of Cambridge Drive are visiting ter-in-law, Lieut. and Mrs. Fred
in Chicago over the week-end.
A. Berick. She was the guest of
her brothers and sisters-in-law,
Mr. and Sirs. Steve Herz !Tent Mr. and Mrs, Coleman Berick of
the holiday week-end in Cleve- Burlingame, Calf., and Mr. and
land.
Mrs. Edward Berick of San Fran-
cisco. In Los Angeles, Mrs. Prady
Mr. and Mrs. M. Wasserman of was entertained by Mrs. Viola
Lawrence Ave. were hosts to 17 Weiss, former Detroiter.
dinner guests on Thanksgiving in
celebration of their 13th wedding
A. Nuscholtz of Collingwood
anniversary.
Ave. accompanied by D. Jalan of
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Muirland Ave., are vacationing at
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Beck
the Clevelander Hotel, Miami
of LaSalle Blvd., left Friday for Beach, Fla. They except to be
an extended trip to Florida.
joined by their wives shortly.

Mrs. Walter Field of Cherry-
Mr. and Mrs. Yale Drazen
lawn Ave. spent the holiday week- (Sylvia Wainer) of Bloomington,
end with her family in Utica,
spent Thanksgiving week end
N. Y.
with Mrs. Drazen's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Wainer of Elmhurst
Mrs. Samuel Ravine of Wood- Ave.
ingham Drive left for Miami
Beach.
On Dec. 10, Morris and Sylvia
Ifochberg, violinist and pianist,
Mrs. Jack Jaffe of Brooklyn, will give the New York premier
N. Y., visited with her mother, of the Sonata in E Minor for
Mrs A. Bofsky of Webb Ave., violin and piano by Arthur Far-
during the past week.
well at the Henry Hadley Stu -
dios. This will be performed for
Mrs. Joseph Newman of Col- t h e National Association of
lingwood Ave. will compliment American Composers and Conduc-
her niece, Miss Sylvia Berlin, tors. Mr. Farwell, former Michi-
bride-elect, with a luncheon and
gan composer now residing in
miscellaneous shower Saturday, New York, has dedicated the
Dec. 2, at Thornton's on Joy Road. Sonata to these two young
ar-
tiste.
Mrs. J. H. Altman of Cleve-
and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs •
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Edward Lichtig of Burlingame First Hebrew Congregation of
Ave.
Delray will hold an inaugural
dinner dance in honor of the in-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Unger of coming officers Sunday, Dec. 3,
S turtevant Ave. left Wednesday
at their social hall at 8124 Bur-
f or a few days in Chicago.
deno, with installation ceremonies
beginning at 5 p. m. '
Mrs. Harry Goldstein of Erie,
Pa., is the guest of Mrs. Tillie Junior Congregation of
Friedman of Colorado Ave.

Mrs. Sara Harrison returned to

Shaarey Zedek to Install
Officers Saturday Evening

ortnight with her children, Mr.
Milton M. Alexander and Dr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Fink and
family.
Leo M. Franklin of Detroit, mem-
bers of the board of managers
of the Union of American. He-
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rovetch will
brew Congregations' Department
hold open house at their home,
of Synagogue and School Exten- For • .oddloo tap root They .111 2726 Oakman Court, on Sunday ,
sion, have been invited to attend later go to Florida, where they will Dec, 3, from 2 to 5 p. m., In
ev opus.
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After Igereh
■ semi-annual board meeting in
t ey
be e home a„be Role celebration of the Bar Mitzvah
Concinnati, Wednesday, Dec. 13.
of their eon, Warren.

The Chanukah program and in -
stallation dance of the Junior
Congregation of Shaarey Zedek
will be held on Saturday, Dec.
9, at 8:30 p. m., in the social
hall of the synagogue. There is
no admission charge. Refresh-
ments will be served. All members
and friends of the Junior Con-
gregation are invited to attend

agers

Mies Marian Freeman, daughter of
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married to Isadore

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Moe- h er home in Pittsburgh after a

ris IV inkelm•n of INt reit, at • mt...
moor in the Junior ballroom of the
Nicoll., hotel. As 1.1,1 Allen Minda at
ter•el Tempi. on teed at the Demise
In the ',renew, of inirnedI•• rel•tl•ea
Mrs A hner Freeman. sister-la-taw of
the bride, was her only •ttend•nt. Em.
sldney Adler at Petrel ono hest man.
IAr. and Mra Winkelman left by plane

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On Nov. 28, the Eva Press-
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to friends and members at a vie-

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tory tea and bridge at Pereira's,
9925 Dexter Blvr.
Mrs. Meyer Finkel, chairman of
the donor luncheon to be held at
the Statler Hotel on Dec. 5, an-
nounces that plans have been com-
pleted to make this an outstand-
ing affair.
The program committee an-
nounces that Mrs. Morris Adler
will be the guest speaker.
The entertainment program will
feature Mrs. Fanny Paperno, solo-
ist; Lillian Robbins, pianist; Mil-
dred Si. Abeloff, dramatist.
This major fund raising affair
of the year will enable the Eva
Prenzlauer Maternity Aid to carry
on its work of helping needy ex-
pectant mothers to obtain hos-
pitalization and medical care.
Those wishing to place reserva-
tions are urged to do so without
delay by calling Mrs. Meyer Fin-
kel, Townsend 6-4136. Mrs. Jo.
seph Ilelman, Madison 0953, is
rummage chairman.
Mrs. Joseph II. Siegel is presi-
dent of Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid.

Contributions to the Jewish

Children's Home

The Jewish Children's Home
acknowledges receipt of donations
from Mlawer Umgegend Verein,
Mrs. Samuel A. Sloman, Ralph
Bernstein, Mrs. E. Barnett, Leah
Semler in memory of Samuel
Winer, Ben Pearl, Harry Barsky.

Flowers for all occasions--
Dexter loy Florist, Tyler 6.8622.

Sponsor
Women's Council
Night" on Dec. 6 Meeting Monday

The Bnai Brith groups of De
troit, which include Pisgah, Louis
:Marshall, Theodore Herz' and De-
troit lodges, together with the
Women's Auxiliary and the Busi-
ness and Professional Auxiliary,
are sponsoring a
"Hillel Night" on
Wednesday, Dec.
6, at 8:30 p. m.,
at Central High
School auditorium,
Linwood and Tux-
edo Ayes.
The Hillel Foun-
dation at the Uni-
versity of Michi-
gan is under the
direction of Dr.
Isaac Rabinowitz.
Students are
taught Jewish his-
tory and tradition.
Judge Charles
Rubiner, a Ben Chas. Rubiner
Br ith of long standing, will pre -
side at the meeting. A variety
program has been planned feat-
uring a "March of Time" movie.
and followed by a discussion of
Billet activities by students from
the foundation at Ann Arbor, Dr.
Rabinowitz will conclude the eve-
ning with a short talk on the need
of cooperation between Jewry and
the foundation in furthering the
activities of Hillel. He will also
lead the general discussion that
will follow his address.
An invitation is extended to all
Bnai Brith members and their
friends to attend.

A bundle dessert - luncheon will
open the December meeting of
the Detroit section, National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women, on Monday,
Dec. 4, at 1:15 p. m., at Tem-
ple Beth El. The luncheon will
be given with the compliments of
the Resale Shop Committee, and
those attending are asked to bring
merchandise for the new, enlarged
Resale Shop at 201 Clifford.
Toys and children's apparel are
needed especially at this season
of the year. A holiday drive for
these items as well as men's and
women's clothing, furniture, books,
jewelry and household equipment
is being made by the Resale Shop
under the direction of Mrs. Jack
Rothberg, chairman. Any large
items will be called for if the
donors will notify Council House,
Columbia 0450.
Following the dessert-luncheon,
the Council program committee
will present Frederick Snyder of
Kingston, N. Y., speaker and
originator of the "verbal news-
paper," who will discuss " Keep-
ing Ahead of the Headlines." A
commentator of note, Mr. Snyder
has appeared twice before the
Cass Theater Town Hall.
Members of the Council are
urged to attend both the dessert-
luncheon and the meeting. Miss
Setta Robinson is in charge of
the program. Mrs. Meyer Rosen-
baum, chairman of the social af-
fairs committee, is working with
the Resale Shope Committee for
the bundle luncheon.

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