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January 31, 1941

CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

' IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY

Jack Rodell of 3344 Grand Ave.
Mrs. Samuel Helfman enter-
spent last week in Chicago, Ill.,
tained at a tea for her future and East Chicago, Ind., visiting
daughter-in-law, Isadora Freed- relatives and friends.
man, on Sunday, Jan. 26, at her
Mrs. Herman Salzman is visit-
home, 18248 Ohio Ave.
ing her mother, Mrs. Anne Seeg-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Modell man.
of 1196 Edison Ave., with their
Mrs. Nate Herzka of Chicago
daughters, Joan, and Mrs. Manny
Fishman of Wisconsin Ave., with is the guest in Detroit of Mrs.
her daughter, Sue Ann, left last Anne Seegman.
week for Miami Beach, Fla.,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher
where they will spend six weeks.
of 2440 Calvert Ave. announce
Mrs. Ike Robinson was hostess, the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Thursday, Jan. 23, to the board Gordon Lee, at Congregation
of directors of the Bnai David Shaarey Zedek, Saturday morn-
Sisterhood at her home on Tyler ing, Feb. S. At home that eve-
ning from 7 to 12 o'clock. No
Ave.
cards.
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In honor of Miss Jean Marien-
On Wednesday, Feb. 5, at 8:15
thal, bride-elect of March 18,
Mrs. Joseph Modell of 1196 Edi- p. m., Rose Manko Mash will pre-
son Ave. entertained at a personal sent a group of her advanced
shower and dinner for 25 guests. piano students in a recital at
Grinnell Bros. Auditorium. Those
Harold Hirshman of Sturtevant participating. are Stanford Ab-
Ave., accompanied by Dr. Wal- ramovitz, Harold Cohen, John
ter Glazer of the Seward Hotel Neufeld, Paul Schneider, Victoria
and Maurice Winston of Pasa- Wolk and Robert Werner. The
dena Ave. are enjoying a three public is invited.
weeks' motor trip through Florida.
Miss Jerry Schweitzer of Stur-
Mrs. Hattye Fisher left for tevant Ave. is visiting with
southern California where she friends in Cincinnati at the Neth-
will spend the next two months. erland Plaza Hotel.

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Tuxedo Hebrew School Jr. Sholem Aleichem Folks' In-
stitute Plans Donor Din-
Congregation Elects
ner Dance
Its Officers

The board of directors of the
At the election of the Junior
Congregation of the David W. Sholem Aleichem Women's read-
s. Branch of the United He- ing clubs, at a recent meeting,
brew Schools held last week, the made definite arrangements for
following were selected as offi- the 10th annual donor dinner
cers for the ensuing term: Eu- and dance, scheduled for Sunday
gene Malitz, president; Milton evening, March 2, at the Fort
Viedrah, vice-president; Fred Wayne Hotel. Reservations are
Hitman, Gabai; Barbara Malitz
and Seymour Abrams, sergeants-
at-arms.
While the Junior Congregation
is having its own officers and its
own Chazonim to officiate, it is
under the direction of the faculty
r. headed by Solomon Kasdan. All
pupils of this branch are invited
to attend the Sabbath morning
services which begin at 9:45 a. m.

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LOVELY BRIDE

Exclusive Detroit Showing
of "Time in the Sun" and
"Next Time We Love" at
the Cinema

The premiere showings of Ser-
gei Eisenstein's "Time in the
Sun" is at the Cinema.
This is a dramatic film sym-
phony depicting the history of
the Mexican Indian from the
days of the Spanish conquerors

through the revolution of 1911.
The entire cast of "rime in the
Sun" is composed entirely of
notives.
As a companion feature, the
Cinema presents a re-issue of
Ursula Parrott's great novel,
"Next Time We Love," featuring
one of the greatest casts ever
assembled in a motion picture.
Included in the cast are Margaret
Sullavan, James Stewart, Ray
Milland and Grant Mitchell.

We Take Pleasure in Announcing

the Appointment of

Mr. Myron D. Stein

AS ASSISTANT MANAGER

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IN OUR DETROIT OFFICE

—Photo by J. J. Clarke Studio.

MRS. LOUIS ARNOFF
(Miss Charlotte Goldberg)

Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Gold-
berg announce the marriage of
their (laughter, Charlotte, to
Louis Arnoff, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Arnoff of Chicago,
on Jan. 12. The ceremony was
performd by Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
man t e e r Wilshire Hotel. The
bride was assisted by her sister,
Helen Goldberg. The Misses Lea-
trice Reifler and Lucy Hirsch-
man acter as junior bridesmaids.
Jack Arnoff, brother of the
groom, was best man.
Among the out-of-towners who
attended were guests from Cleve-
land, Canton and Mansfield, 0.;
Hammond, Ind., Bay City and
Gladwin, Mich., as well as many
relatives and friends from Chi-
cago.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnoff left on
their honeymoon for Miami
Beach, Fla., and on their return
will reside in Chicago.

SUTRO BROS. & CO.

English Classes and Red
Cross Unit at Northwest
Branch of Jewish Center

Four English classes fqr adults
are meeting on Mondays and
Wednesdays from 12 to 3 p. m.
and on Tuesday and Thursdays
from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m., at the
northwest branch of the Jewish
The Jewish American Youth
Community Center, 13226 Law-
Chorus of the Jewish Community
ton, telephone To. 8-5852. There
Center will present a "Gay Nine-
day,
is no admission charge for attend-
MRS. S. SHAYNE
ties' Cabaret Party" in Sund
ing these classes and everybody
Feb. 9, at 8 p. on ., the Fre
Butzel Hall at the Jewish Com- being taken by Ida Komoroff, in the community is welcome.
The Red Cross Unit of the Jew-
general director, Tyler 5-7738;
munity Center.
This affair is the climax to Mrs. Isaac Finkelstein, convenor ish Women's European Welfare
their recent membership drive. of the donor dinner, (To. 8-6586; Organization meets every Mon-
day, Wednesday and Thursday,
All are welcome for an evening or Mrs. S. Shayne.
of entertainment, refreshments,
The activities of the Sholem from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m., in this
and dancing. There will be no Aleichem Women's clubs are as branch building of the Jewish
follows: In addition to the read- Community Center. Mrs. . Mar-
admission charge.
ing of Jewish literature and the golin, in charge of the unit, ex-
general discussion of current tends an invitation to all those
Shaarey Zedek to Be Host evtnts, they study history, and who desire to do work for the
Cross to visit the meetings
to Scouts Feb. 7; to Ob- Jewish culture. They help in the Red
support of Kinder Journal, Teach- of the unit or get in touch with
serve Chamisho Osor
ers Seminary, Yiddish Scientific her.
Institute, Refugee Jewish authors
At the late Friday evening and the Detroit Jewish Library;
services of Congregation Shaarey also all Jewish cultural plat- Observe Scout Week at the
Zedek, Feb. 7, at 8:30 o'clock, forms, as well as conducting the
Bnai David Feb. 7
in the main auditorium of the annual donor dinner and dance
synagogue, the congregation will for the financial support of the
Guests of honor at the Bnai
be hosts to the Boy Scouts and Sholem Aleichem Folks Schools
the Cub Scouts. Rabbi A. M. now located as follows: Head- David Friday night service of
Hershman will speak on "Char- quarters, 3754 Monterey; in Feb. 7, will be the Bnai David
acter and the Boy Scout Move- Brady Public School at 2920 Joy Boy Scouts Troops 135 and their
ment." Cantor Jacob S. Sonen- Road; in Winterhalter Public parents.
The Girl Scouts of the Bnai
klar will chant the services with School at 12121 Broadstreet; in
David troops will also be guests
the assistance of the choir.
MacCulloch Public School, 13120 at this services, which is part of
After the services, parents of
the national celebration of Scout
the Scouts will be hosts to the Wildemere.
Week.
congregaion, and there will be
Rabbi Joshua Sperka and Can-
a display of Palestinian prod- Profs. Bergman, Waxman,
tor A. Singer will officiate.
ucts, fruits and general art ob- Cover Jewish Philosophy
The public is invited to the
for New Dictionary
jects, commemorating the tree
service and social hour following.
planting sheason which is ushered
The first American Dictionary
in at Palestine at this time of
year, and is known as Chamisho devoted exclusively to the study H. I. Novog to Discuss Prof.
of philosophy scheduled for sum-
Osor b'Shvat.
mer 1941 publication will contain
Kaplan's Views Saturday
a comprehensive coverage of the
field
of
Jewish
philosophy.
Prof.
Bnai David Y. P. S. La
H. I. Novog, well known Tal-
Hugo Bergmann of the Univer-
Conga Night Feb. 8
sity of Jerusalem and Dr. Meyer 'nudist, will speak next Satur-
Waxman of Chicago are in charge day evening, Feb. 1, at 9 o'clock
The Poung Peoples Society of of preparing the necessary defini- in the Rose Sittig Cohen Build-
Bnai David Synagogue announces tions. ing, 13226 Lawton Ave., on the
he - blication offices of the subject "An Analysis of the
a "La Conga" night for Saturday,
P
Feb.
at 8:30,
at the synagogue,
14th 8, and
Elmhurst,
with an all Dictionary of Philosophy are at Philosophy of Judaism of Pro .
Mordecai M. Kaplan." Mr. Novog
_ 15 E. 40th St., New York.
will discuss Prof. Kaplan's theory
star cast, headed by Danny Le
--_
of Judaism as expounded in his
vine as M. C. and Dave Diamond RefugeP Desides to Locate Irwing book "Judaism as a Civilization."
Detroit
orchestra.
Ezra Reid Slodski in
and his
Mr. Novog is an erudite
There will b e an amateur con-
A refugee from Wilno, Poland,
test and many prizes. Refresh- Lows Judalewicz, at present living (ticscholar, and members of the
arrang-
will
be served.
meths will
committee
in charge in- in Glasgow, Scotland, is anxious Kvutzah Ivrith who are
'The
Levine, decortions; to communicate with Irwing Ezra ing this lecture are looking for-
a Glick- Reid Slodski, who emigrated to ward to his address. All members
eludes Syl via
en
r
a
tickets; Lillian
Betty
man, Zack,
refreshments.
Additional in- the United States in 1934. Any- of understand
te Kvutzah
nd thei are
frids
in-
Hebrew
p
formation regarding tickets, etc., one knov(ing the whereabouts of who . An open forum will follow
contact the Coun- the
this man please Women.
Bru- cats
itedlecture.
may be procured from Helen
of Jewish
son, Hogarth 4056.

Cabaret Party of the Jewish
American Youth Chorus
on Feb. 9

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