March 28, 1941

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

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IN THE REALM OF LOCAL SOCIETY .. .

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Delta Omega Iota Sorority,
Louis Gordon of Webb Ave. Gamma chapter, had initiation
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Field
Miss Mary Anne Rosenthal of
has
returned
from
a
sojourn
in
last Tuesday night, at Stock-
Burlingame Ave. returned from of Cherrylawn Ave. and their Florida.
holm's. The new members are:
children, Harriet and Irwin, are
a month's tour of the South.
Lenora Bayles, Ruth Goldberg,
in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Margolis Shirley Feinberg, Belle Josselson,
Sidney Stone returned this Jacob Anspach of New Castle, of Tuxedo Ave. will return next Muriel Morritz, Ethel Portner
week from Hot Springs, Ark.
Ind., is the house guest of Mr, week from a motor trip through and Ruth Winter.
California, Texas and Arizona.
Miss Helene Weiss of Wash- and Mrs. Robert D. Anspach of
Miss Peggy Smitt will spend
13331
Vassar
Dr.
burn Ave. was hostess at a lunch-
Miss Mignon Hamburger, a her Easter holiday vacation from
eon for 10 girls in honor of her
at
the
Chamberlayne
Col-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Good- student Boston, Mass., flew home La Salle College, Boston, with
16th birthday at her home, on man
of Calvert Ave. honored lege in
her mother, Mrs. Max Smitt, and
.March
22.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. Gil-
their daughters, Lois and Jane, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. her grandmother, Mrs. Sam
bert are spending two weeks in
a formal sweet sixteen din- Charles Hamburger, of Chicago Smitt, who motored East for the
Mr. and Mrs. Max Mathis of with
White Sulphur Springs, Va.
ner
party
Northwood Inn last Blvd.
occasion. After 10 days together
Tuxedo Ave. left for a month's Saturday at
evening. Covers were
Lt. Dr. Arthur B. Colton re- in New York City, Miss Smitt
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin S. Baer stay in Florida.
laid for 22.
turned to Camp Beauregard, La., will return to her studies at La
returned from a 10 days' stay in
after spending a fortnight visit- Salle.
Miss
Marilyn
Dizik
will
enter-
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kaletsky
tain 20 guests at a luncheon at of Sturtevant Ave. are spending ing his wife and children who
Miss Rose M. London of Lei-
Mrs. David J. Levy and daugh- her home on Oakman Blvd. on their vacation in Miami Beach, are staying with her parents, cester Ct. spent the month of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Sultan of Chi-
ter, Betty, are spending two March 29.
Fla., and are registered at the cago Blvd.
March in Miami Beach, Fla., at
weeks in Washington, D. C., and
the Clevelander Hotel.
Mrs. Milton Miller will be host- Clevelander Hotel.
Charleston, N. C.
ess at a luncheon and miscella-
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Paul Hadassah Division
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Disney
Mrs. I. Gilbert and Mrs. S. R. neous shower at her home on of 1559 Cortland Ave. announce
of Cortland Ave. left for a six
Glogower left on a three weeks Ohio Ave. on April 5, honoring the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Region Delegates
weeks' sojourn in Miami Beach,
motor trip through the southeast. Miss Edith Wendell.
Lloyd, on Saturday, April 5, at
and Havana, Cuba.
For Conclave Here Fla.,
9
a.
m.
in
Congregation
Bnai
Mr. and Mrs. R. Shatanoff and a
Mrs. Goldberg of Webb Ave.
Mrs. S. T. Gilbert left March
David, Elmhurst and 14th. Rela-
24 to spend two weeks in New will leave next week for a visit tives
Hadassah Business and Pro- family returned from a vaca-
and friends are invited to
in New York.
York.
fessional
Division delegates to tion in Florida.
attend.
the Central States Region Con-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weinberg of
Mrs. J. Y. Burnstine of Ro-
Mrs. Betty Kashdan of Mem-
Mrs. Marvin H. Goldberg, Mrs. vention to be held at Hotel Stat- Covington Ave. have as their
phis, Tenn., is the guest of Mr. chester Ave. is visiting in Cleve-
Sam Rosenberg and Mrs. Sam ler March 30 and 31 will come guest Mrs. Isaac B. Berkson who
and Mrs. Morris Jacobs of land.
Nathanson returned to their here from Ohio, Kentucky, West is the director of Camp Modin
Savery Ave. Mrs. Kashdan came
Virginia and cities in Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Zack- homes from Miami Beach, Fla., They will be greeted by a com- in Maine.
in to attend the wedding of Miss
where
they
were
vacationing
for
heim
of
Webb
Ave.
returned
from
Gertrude Jacobs, whose marriage
The Julius Bermans of Bur-
to Dr. Seymour Lipsitt will be a visit in California and Denver, several weeks.
lingame Ave. returned from a
Colo.
an event of March 30.
In honor of Miss Lillian Leider,
sojourn in Hot Springs, Ark.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Leider of 2508 Pingree Ave.,
Mrs. Ben Nosan and daughter,
whose marriage to Jeffrey Berg-
Sydele, of Linwood Ave. will re-
er, son of Mrs. Max Berger, will
turn next week from a vacation
be an event of April 1, a number
in Florida.
of social affairs were sponsored
by the following: Mr. and Mrs.
COLUMBIA 5700
5440 CASS AVENUE
A. Shusterman of Clairmount
Flowers for all occasions-
Ave., Mr. and Mrs. D. Ross of
Dexter-Joy Florist, Tyler 6-6622.
A RESIDENTIAL HOTEL DISTINGUISHED BY
La Salle Blvd., Miss Rae Gershan
THE EXCELLENCE OF ITS CLIENTELE
of Boston Blvd., Mrs. Leo Gold-
smith of the Belcrest Apts., Mr.
Furnished or Unfurnished Apartments Available—
and Mrs. M. Shugerman of Webb
Ave., Mrs. Joel Josephson of
With or Without Maid Service
Buena Vista Ave., Mr. and Mrs.
S. Polston of Richton Ave., Miss
While you're thinking
Special Attention to Banquets, Luncheons and
Elsie Zarov of Sturtevant Ave..
about all the "Fixin's"
Dinner Parties
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Levinson of
for the annual family
Woodingham Dr., Mrs. Robert
Seder, give a thought
Bockoff of Roselawn Ave., Mrs.
to the importance of a
Philip Goodman of Flint, Mich.,
Miss Gertrude Glasier of Cal-
vert Ave., Mrs. Harry Ross of
CUSTOM MADE QUILTS & REMODELING
Rochester Ave., Mrs. Rose Rosen-
feld of Tuxedo Ave., Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Schecter of Bur- SOPHIE BLANCHE SCHWARTZ
. . . in the living
lingame
Ave., Miss Julia Cullen mittee from the Detroit division,
TYLER 4-6728
8823 12TH ST (our only store)
room or around the
of Edison Ave., The Board of the chairman of which is Miss
Parking in Rear of Store
festive table, in your
Education ladies entertained at a Caroline Goodman. Miss Sophie
luncheon shower at the Pallister Blanche Schwartz is chairman of
home.
Tea Room for 35 guests. On the Business and Professional
Anticipating a large
March 22, Ruth Ellias was host- committee in charge of convention
demand for these
ess to a crystal shower at Huy- activities. In the evening the
group photos, we urge
ler's and a luncheon for 20 ladies. delegates will be entertained at
you to make an ap-
On March 24, Mrs. Harry Jacobs a dinner-party at the home of
pointment at once.
WOODWARD at STATE
and Mrs. M. Harris were host- Mrs. Harry Jackson of Hunting-
esses at a kitchen shower at ton Woods.
No, it Isn't Expensive . . .
Store Hours: Daily 10 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Boeskys, for 50 w o me n. On
Delegates will be registered on
Just Call
March 29, Mrs. Charles Laport Sunday morning and round table
will be the hostess at the Lee discussions pertinent to Business
Rudy LoPatin
Crest Apts. at a spinister and Professional Division groups
"The Home Portrait
luncheon.
will be conducted until the time
Photographer"
of the scheduled luncheon at
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cott re- 12:30. The balance of the day
hand-embroidered on the col lar
UN. 1.7507.
turned to their home on Chicago will be devoted to chapter pro-
Blvd. from a visit in Hot Springs, grams.
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Ark.

Mrs. Louis Sultan of Chicago
Blvd. returned from a month's
stay in New York City where
she was visiting her son, Morton,
who is a pupil of Arthur Schna-
bel. During her stay, Mr. and
Mrs. Schnabel gave a luncheon
in her honor. Later she was their
guest at the Friends of Music
Concert at Carnegie Hall.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson
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Farm School
Breaks Ground
For New Chapel

At the 41st annual commence-
ment exercises of the National
Farm School on Sunday after-
noon, March 23, ground was
broken for a new chapel.
The new building is being
planned along modest lines. The
exterior will be similar in char-
acter to the general plan of the
buildings on the campus, and in
keeping with heir rural surround-
ings. The inerior will be deco-
rated in simple but effective
taste to stimulate an atmosphere
of reverence and meditation.
Building plans contemplate the
use of the original chapel as part
of the completed structure.
In charge of the project is
Mrs. Joseph Krauskopf, widow
of the late Rabbi Joseph Kraus-
kopf, who founded the school in
1896. A fund which is deemed
adequate to start building opera-
tions has already been sub-
scribed, and Mrs. Krauskopf has
accepted the charge of raising
the remainder of the necessary
funds through a plan of sub-
scription to Memorial Pews.

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