• February 2, 1940 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 10 I\ THE REALM OF LOCAL SOCIETY ... Miss Janet Welt will arrive Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman will leave Feb. 6 for Passe Grille, Feb. 3 from her home in New York to visit her parents, Mr. Fla., to remain three weeks. and Mrs. Melville S. Welt. Monte D. Wittelshofer and Wal- Mrs. Emma Marx of Los An- ter Laib will leave Feb. 9, to geles is visiting Mr. and Mrs. spend a few weeks in Mexico. George Bloom. Mr. and Mrs. James Wineman Miss Helen Singer entertained returned Jan. 30 from three weeks Miss Violet Bonin, bride-elect, spent in Hollywood, Fla. Sunday, Jan. 23. Seventeen guests NIr. and Mrs. Leon Wayburn were present at a beautifully ap- moved into their new home on pointed luncheon at the Belcreit Ohio Ave. Hotel. Mrs. M. Sherman gave a shower for Miss Bonin on Tuesday, Mrs. Walter Laib returned from Jan. 30. Thirty-five guests at- tended. a few days in Cleveland. THE RELCREST COLUMBIA 5700 5440 CASS AVENUE A RESIDENTIAL HOTEL DISTINGUISHED BY THE EXCELLENCE OF ITS CLIENTELE Furnished or Unfurnished Apartments Available— With or Without Maid Service Special Attention to Banquets, Luncheons and Dinner Parties Entire Stocks of Fine LUGGAGF and LEATHER GOODS I, The orleleal pl. tap .m..in .. ...... hini1-41Isemsnis Ilgur.1 . .. . • l• .II p a whoa you bur. Ladies' Fitted Cases Gladstone Bags Brief Cases Zipper Bags Bill Folds Toilet Kits. Ladies' Purses Airplane Luggage and all other Leather Goods itli tshire Cases NEW ADDRESS Mr. and Mrs. Max Oberfield of 2747 Monterey Ave. celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary on Feb. 2. They will be hosts at a family dinner on Sunday, Feb. 4. The Progressive Ladies Unter- stitzung Verein will give a bingo and card party on Sunday eve- ning, Feb. 4, at the Bialostocker Hall, 8625 Linwood. Members and friends are invited to attend. The Lachver Aid Society will give their 22nd annual banquet and dance on Sunday evening, Feb. 4, at the Bnai Zion Synagogue, Humphrey and Holmur. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bronstein (Ellanore Joseff) have returned from a honeymoon trip to Cleve- land, Pittsburgh and West Vir- ginia. Miss Florence Weinstein, whose marriage to Joseph Soverinsky will take place on Feb. 4, was com- plimented with a cocktail party on Wednesday evening, Jan. 31, the night of the rehearsal by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Wein- stein of Pennington Drive at their home. merit wi ll t g of cnga erig al , and in Jo: • M. S Mrs. Flowers for All Occasions- Dr•vter-Jnv Mesh Florist. Tvle.t. 6-6622. Mack Albei Morn Mrs. Jack Leader and (laugh- ter, Edythe, of 3833 Sturtevant Ave., left Thursday for an ex- tended stay in Miami, Fla. Chai Harr Among the recent arrivals, en- joying a month's stap at the Cleve- lander Hotel, Miami Beach, is David H. Marcus of the Wilshire Hotel, Detroit. Fish sy Mrs , Mr. and Mrs. David Mevis of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tobin of 3329 Sturtevant Ave. will hold open house on Sunday, Feb. 11. 310 Whitmore Road left for a from 2 to 5 P. M. in honor of two-months' stay in Miami, Fla. graduation of their daughter, and Mrs. Harold D. Ra- Shirley Ann, from Central High phael of Ilazelwood Ave., left school. No cards. for Havana, Cuba, where they will Rev. and Mrs. J. Silverman of spend a few weeks. Elmhurst Ave. are spending the Mrs. Edward Rose of Winthrop •eek-end in Pittsburgh with their (hildren, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ave. is visiting in Miami Beach, I.:)ibovitz. Rev. Silverman will Fla. ern•uct services at the Tree of Mr. and Miss • Joseph Grumet Life Temple, where his grand- son will be Bar Mitzvah on Feb. 3. cf Glendale Ave. entertained at a dinner at the Book Cadillac Mr. and Mrs. A. Epstein of Hotel on the occasion of their 1545 Blaine Ave. entertained 25 daughter, Mildred's birthday, Jan. guests on Saturday evening, Jan. 23. A reception in the Founder's 27, in honor of the birthday of Room preceded the dinner at which their daughter, Florence. A bunt covers were laid for 28 guests. luncheon was served at midnight. The chaperons included Mrs. Louis Abrams of New York, who is Miss Lama Charnes of Chicago, spending a month in Detroit as Ill., is visiting here for a few the houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. weeks with her cousisn, Mr. and Grumet. Mrs. Abrams is accom- Mrs. Fred Bond of Sturtevant panied by her daughter, Anna Lee. Ave. S of che i o Cha Son Nels Gla a s sky of I 229 Ca's Bla Exclusive Distributors of Miss Janet Welt of Balmoral Miss Lillian Maxine Greenblatt, Drive is visiting in New York. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton CAS E E. Greenblatt, left Detroit to enter Next to Madison Theater Samuel Ravine is leaving to OPEN EVENINGS the University of Illinois. Miss Greenblatt was pledged in Alpha join his wife and daughter who Epsilon Phi. Her sister, Phyllis are vacationing in Florida. Jane, is a junior at the univer- Mrs. Barney Lavine of Fort sity and is affiliated with A. E. P. Wayne, Ind., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gray of Birwood Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Red- blatt and their daughter, Jean, Mrs. Rose Trigg of Wooding- of Webb Ave., left Feb, 2, for an in Flor- indefinite motor trip sojourning ham Drive is vacationing Everybody Says through California. Enroute they ida. If KAUFMAN Does It, It MUST Bo Right" will visit friends and relations in Mr. and Mrs. Louis Diamond of Los Angeles and San Francisco. Designers and Manufacturers of Calvert Ave. celebrated their 50th Distinctive Furniture for Discriminating People Miss Fern Knoppow, whose mar- wedding anniversary at an affair Interior Decorators riage to Max Stolman, son of at the Wilshire Hotel on Jan. 25. Complete Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Stolman, will Home Furnishers Mrs. Harry Davidson and take place this month, was com- I Can Always Face You plimented with a luncheon and daughter, Margory Arline, of personal shower for 35 guests at Webb Ave. are spending the month FURNITURE El the Chinese Tea Gardens by her of February in Florida. UPHOLSTERING CO. sister, Mrs. Albert Dubin of Doris Mrs. Jack Diamond of Waverly Ave., on Saturday, Jan. 27. A mis- 9605 Grand River Ave. cellaneous shower and dinner was Ave. is visiting in Hot Springs, given at the Phalanx Club on Ark. Wednesday, Jan. 31, by Mrs. Paul Mrs. Philip Krause of Chicago, Steiner and Miss Freda Stolman. Ill., is visiting her brother-in-law Miss Lillian Greenfield present- and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Emil ed the following pupils in a piano Raskin of Normandy Ave. Handmade Lamp Shades with Natural Flowers recital on Saturday, Jan. 27, at WE WILL GLADLY SHOW YOU OUR LINE IN YOUR HOME her home on Euclid Ave.: Harriett Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Green- WITHOUT OBLIGATION Bradlin, Madeline Dvorin, Laura berg of LaSalle Blvd. are spend- Dvorin and Beatrice Lewenhoff. ing the winter months in Cali- PHONE DAVISON 1299 11409 NARDIN AVENUE The next recital has been set for fornia. Feb, 29. Mr. and Mrs. Manual Urbach , Miss Geraldine Towlen of North- and son, Arthur, returned from lawn Ave. returned from a month's a six weeks' stay in Miami Beach, visit with her aunt and uncle, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Askowitz of Special fine genuine Catalin sets West Virginia. Mrs. A. C. Winkelman of Cleve- and Catalin tiles complete with land, 0., is the guest of Mr. and carrying case FEBRUARY ONLY Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Salomon Mrs. Philip Gilbert of Fairfield returned to their home in Rogers Ave. City, Mich., after a brief visit in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Siegmund L. 508 METROPOLITAN BLDG. Brin of Calvert Ave. are spending 33 JOHN R ST. CHERRY 6373-4 Miss Anna Franklin returned to the remainder of the winter in Detroit from Miami, Fla., and Los Angeles. is making her home with her Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farbsten brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and NO DOWN Ti Mrs. Herman Fisher of Atkinson will leave Feb. 3 for Hollywood, PAYMENT on a Fla. Ave. 16 WITHERELL ST. aa b jn e nad t d n r. o : t Mrs. Melvin S. Baer returned The Alumnae Chapter of Sigma Theta Delta Sorority of Wayne from a few days in South Bend, University is sponsoring a bridge Ind. and mah jong luncheon Satur- Mrs. Vernon Pope of Des Moines, day, Feb. 10, at 12 noon, at Mi- Lady's House. Proceeds will go Ia., will arrive Feb. 6, to spend to the scholarship fund which a few weeks with her parents, the alumnae are establishing. Res- Mr. and Mrs. Melville S. Welt. ervations for this luncheon may Mr, and Mrs. Monroe Rosen- be made by calling Mrs. Harry field left Jan. 26 to spend six Serwin, University 3-0307, or weeks in Palm Beach, Fla. Miss Bessie Pearlman, Tyler 6-1794. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schles- inger entertained a group of Mrs. Charles Rosenbaum and friends at dinner on Jan. 26, daughter, Barbara of Boston Blvd., Leo I. Franklin entertained at are leaving in a few days for a few weeks' visit with her sister, a stag dinner on Jan. 26, at Mrs. David Paul of Houston, Tex., his home on Edison Ave. formerly of Detroit. J. L. Rill of Winnipeg, Mani- Mrs. Goldie Rubin of Washing- toba, was the guest of his brother- ton, D. C.. formerly of Detroit, in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Morris I. Ressler of W. Euclid Ave. for Goldberg of W. Euclid Ave., for a few days. a few weeks. The David Ho•odoker Junior Cu') will give their annual ban- Mrs. L. Glazer and son, Arthur, quet and dance on Sunday eve- ni^g, Feb. 4, at Lacha•'s on 12th of Kercheval Ave., returned home from their visit at Miami Beach. Strcet. a GUAltshire i RE-UPHOLSTERING N 1 e bri the the wit boo wai TYler 6-6802 KAUFMAN FLORAL-SHADE 11 Mah Jong Sets FEINBERG JEWELRY CO- ires—Radios—Batteries JACK'S SUPER SERVICE Formerly S & K Super Service Tire & General Repairs - Lubrication • Standard Oil Products 8620 LINWOOD at Pingree — TYler 4.9001 Courtesy and Service Our Watchwords Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Feldman and daughter, Belle Lita, of Glynn Ct., left for Miami, Fla., where they will remain for the rest of the winter . Mrs. Harry Z. Gordon and children of Calvert Ave. will join Mrs. Gordon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Feldman, at Miami Beach, Fla., and will remain there until June. We call it b Ab r e ri. ; of 1 Mr, Chi Kai and Sag "GII* u iver because it travels so well! tri 6.50 dau Fin lift Ctt ht w Tuba b I e, wide-skirted jg C LI N ; al. o li1 a ;ri r : rayon crepe housecoat the Tit that's a traveler's dream. an ma It's gone to the far cor- ners . . . taken by doting vacationers to Miami and I Sli; California. Wrap-around style you can slip into in a split second. White, sat copen or aqua with perky polka dots. 12 to 40. HIMELHOCH FOURTH FLOOR . •• shi en, lIe fel fro an