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DETROIT JEWISH

CHRONICLE and th- : tgsl Chrtaicle

10, 1912

• IN THE REALM OF LOCAL SOCIETY .

Samuel L. Gurwin
turned from Toronto,
where he attended the
reception of his niece.
panying Mr. Cumin on
were his brother and
law, Mr. and Mrs. Abe
and their son.

has re-
Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Rich and
Canada, family
and their sister, Mrs. L.
wedding Rizer are home after a month
Accom- spent at Miami Beach.
this trip
sister-in-
Dr. and Mrs. Myron Hauser
Gurwin,
of Northlawn Ave. are guests
at the White House in Miami
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goff, of Beach.
3205 Clairmount Ave., announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Mrs. Bertha Kronish of New
Aaron Arnold, on Saturday Haven, Conn., is the guest of her
morning, April 25, at Young Is- brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
rael Synagogue, 691 Joy Road. and Mrs. Edward A. Bernie, of
Chicago Blvd.
Mrs. S. K. Slobin has re-
turned from a month's stay at
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rieger
Miami Beach, Fla. While there of Craf ton, Pa., were the week-
she visited with her uncle and end guests of their daughter,
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Margolis
Rosenstein of 300 Alton Rd. of Sturtevant Ave.
Mr. Rosenstein, formerly resid-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jacobs
ing in New York City, has been
an active officer of the World of Glynn Ct. left Monday for a
Jewish Congress. He was an fortnight in Alabama.
appointed delegate to its former
Mrs. Samuel Rhodes of Outer
convention held in Switzerland
and attended there and in other Drive spent the holdiay week
visiting in Chicago.
parts of the world.

About Town This Week

No. Woodward J.W.E.W.O.
This week, "business as usual" stopped abruptly and the com- Discusses Lunche0.1
Plans
munity was called to attention. On Monday, using the Center's

building as a springboard, a small army of women workers, attired
in the very latest that the smart shops have to offer, officially
opened the 1942 Allied Campaign Drive. Led by Mrs. Hy Broder,
Mrs. Douglas Brown and Mrs. Henry Wineman, the force and
enthusiasm of this group left no doubt that those in the com-
munity who habitually dig in behind "excuse emplacements" and
"office barricades," will be driven to the open. Top honors for
initial work above and beyond duty went to Mrs. Oscar Zemon,
Mrs. Eugene Arnfeld and Mrs. Robert Newman.
Just another line to pat Herman Jacobs on the back for h is
splendid management of the Center's Building. A regular be e-
hive of activity—everything from charity to romance resoun ds
through the hallways and moves with efficiency unparalleled in
the history of this town. First alders—canteen workers—educ a-
tional classes—athletic groups—and hundreds of other activiti es
too numerous to mention, keep the doors swinging from early in
the morning until late hours of the night—and Herman is alwa
Ys
on the job.

We lose good friends and enthusiastic contributors to corn_
munal welfare when the Norman Thals move to Toledo. They
were honored with farewell parties by a subscription dinner at
Huyler's last Wednesday, and Norm will be guest of honor at a
stag to be given at Great Lakes Club next week.
The Robert Newmans celebrated their wedding anniversar
MRS. IDA SCHULTZ
Mrs. Cecelia Lessing of Chi- last Thursday with a dinner party at their home on Canterbur
Jerome J. Edelstein of 3310
cago
is
the
guest
of
her
chil-
Y.
Rochester Ave. left for Miami
The North Woodward Branch
Our congratulations to them . .. The Sam (advertising) Epstein
Beach, Fla. where he will spend dren, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence gave a Sunday night supper party at their beautiful new horn s of the Jewish Women European
a month.
Teitlebaum of Lawrence Ave.
on Canterbury. Sylvia has a reputation of being a charming host e Welfare Organization held a
- committee meeting at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Birn- ess and the guests were excellently accommodated, including th e of Mrs. Adolph Smilo, Thurs.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Krohn of
usual round table discussion with chips and cards
The A. J. day evening, April 16. Mrs
Cambridge Drive are spending baum and daughter, Dorothy,
of Boston Blvd., returned from Levins were hosts to friends at a luncheon last Sunday at their Sam Shorr, president, opened
a week in New York.
the Easter holidays in New York. farm in Franklin, Michigan. A. J. is indeed a country gentle- the discussion on final arrange-
man, and with the help of his wife, affectionately known as
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rosen-
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Oppen- "Curly," maintains a well-stocked farm and country estate, along ments for the annual luncheon
thal of Parkside Ave. are visit-
and shower for orphans of the
heim of Whitmore Drive are with their numerous other civic activities.
ing their family in Chicago.
General Israel Home in Pales-
visiting in Cleveland over the
Col.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Schlesinger
returned
to
Fort
Bragg,
tine to be held Tuesday, June
week-end.
South
Carolina,
this
week.
They
were
feted
during
their
short
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Walters
2, at the Bnai Moshe.
stay in town by a round of parties honoring the Colonel's army
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank
Mrs. Anna Goldberg is chair-
Mrs.
George
Freedman
of
left by motor for Los Angeles, Whitmore Road has returned rank and patriotism. Monday they were treated by a group of man and Mrs. Ida Schultz is co-
Cal. Enroute they will visit the after
intimates
to
some
of
Lelli's
famous
spaghetti
and
ravioli;
Tuesday
chairman. Mrs. R. B. Newman
spending a month m
latter's son Leonard, who is sta- Miami Beach, Florida.
by a party given by the Monte Wittelshofers and Sydney Weis- and Mrs. Joseph Robins are as-
tioned at Camp Fort Bliss, Tex.
mans; Wednesday as the guests of the Victor Roemers of Virginia sisting on this committee. For
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Singer of Park at an elaborate dinner party. They were also entertained information call Mrs. Goldberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Silberstein 2497 Glynn Court announce the by Mr. and Mrs. Melville Welt, the Arthur Schlesingers and Mr. To. 8-9032, or Mrs. A. B. Knop-
if LaSalle Blvd. have returned Bar Mitzvah of their son, Wal- and Mrs. Joseph Welt.
pon, secretary, Ty. 6-9553.
to Detroit after spending the ter,
Congratulations to Mrs. David Levy of Boston Boulevard,
on Saturday, April 25, at
Easter holidays in Chicago with the Rose Sittig School, Lawton who celebrated her birthday with a luncheon last Saturday, April
their children, Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Waverly. At home Sunday, 11. Mrs. Levy's talents as an interior decorator are widely known,
Richmond.
and it is rarely that one enters finer homes in this city without Mrs. Starrett Guest
April 26.
recognizing her artistic touch.
The former Lambert sisters—Sally (Mrs. Douglas Brown), Speaker at U.
S.
and Ruth (Mrs. William Frank), are enjoying a late seasonal vaca-
Auxiliary
Meeting
tion at Hollywood Beach Hotel, Florida. Both have been extremely
busy in social and communal activities and have earned a good
A meeting and dessert lunch-
rest . . . The Herbert Robinsons ,of Chicago Boulevard returned eon of the Women's Auxiliary
from Miami Beach after an extended vacation . . . Mrs. Herbert of the United Hebrew Schools
WoodwJed thry Walh.ncton Bouic.ard
Smith returned from New York this week. She was treated to a will take place Wednesday, April
round of night spot excitement by Dr. Smith's sister and brother. 22, at 1 p. in. at the Rose Sittig
in-law, and we can guess that Norma favored the rhumba bands. Cohen Bldg., 13226 Lawton Ave.
. . Mrs. Herman Finsterwald is visiting with her children, the
F
. red Dreifuses of Memphis, and will return about May 1 to spend Mrs. Oscar G. Starrett will
speak on "Our Old and New Re-
the summer with her daughter and son-in-law, the Clement Hopps sponsibilities in the Far East."
of Longfellow. Incidentally, Yolette (Mrs. Clement), looking most
Mrs. Starrett lived in China
attractive in serviceable slacks, was seen coming out of the Cen- for 15 years and is well quali-
ter's Building last Tuesday, where she graduated as a first-aider fied to speak to us on this sub-
along with a score of others from the class conducted by Dr. ject. Rev. and Mrs. Starrett
Samuel M. Gingold, one of our most brilliant young doctors . . . conduct the Chinese school con-
Pretty Margot Franklin is back in town after a short visit in nected with the Central Metho-
New York . . . Mr. and Mrs. Leo Butzel of Indian Village are dist Church. Since her return
completing a vacation at Palm Beach and are expected to return Mrs. Starrett has been active
shortly . . . Mrs. Gershon Levy of Huntington Woods returned in every worth while commun-
from short vacation in New York . . . The opera-wise Max Freu- ity endeavor and at present is
haufs of Huntington Woods burned up precious rubber driving to the president of the Detroit
Cleveland to attend the opening of the Metropolitan.
Welfare Commission.
Congratulations to the Walter Heavenriches on the arrival of
This promises to be a very
Charles Richard last Tuesday. When Ann leaves Harper Hospital interesting program and all are
she will go to their new home on Hazelhurst in Ferndale.
invited to attend.
Mrs. Lew Welt honored Jeanne Levitt, soon to be married,
with a novel shower last Friday.

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Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Kahn left
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12 to spend a week in
York.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Geller
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Finster-
of Buffalo and Mrs. Samuel To-
bashnik of St. Louis were the wald of Parkside Ave. have re-
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis turned from a 10-day trip to
Tobashnik of Fairfield Ave. hav- New York.
ing attended the Bar Mitzvah
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kutt-
of David Tobashnik.
nauer of Canterbury Dr. have
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gold- returned from a week's stay in
stein of Brooklyn, New York, New York.
spent the past two weeks visit-
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Marcus
ing their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lewis. of Oxford Rd. flew to Cleveland
to hear Helen Jepson in "La
Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin I. Traviata".
Brody of 1900 Lincolnshire Dr.
Myriel Doris Hirsch, daughter
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Richard, on Saturday, of Mrs. Sylvia Aftel Hirsch, en-
April 18, at Congregation Shaa- tertained 15 guests at luncheon
rey Zedek. At home Saturday at the Golden Pheasant Tea
evening, from 8 to 11 o'clock. Room to celebrate her 16th
birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Doner
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman J. Ehr-
of Renfrew Dr. are entertaining
a group of friends at dinner, lichman announce the Bar Mitz-
vah of their son, Howard, on
Saturday night, April 25.
Saturday, April 25, at Bnai Da-
Mr. and Mrs. William Fixel vid Synagogue on Elmhurst and
of Connecticut Ave. have re- Fourteenth. A reception will be
turned from a week's stay in held at their apartment on 11818
New York.
Fourteenth St., from 2 to 5
p. m. on Sunday, April 26. No
Mrs. Israel Brown will return cards.
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