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DETROIT JEWISH
Women's Sabbath
League Installs
At a well attended meeting,
Rabbi A. M. Hershman installed
the newly elected officers of the
Women's League for Sabbath
Observance, last Monday afternoon
at the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue,
with ceremonies deeply impressive.
Rabbi Hershman spoke briefly on
the vital need which this organ-
iiation fills at this time.
The following were installed:
Mrs. J. S. Sperka, president; Mrs.
Abraham Caplan, first vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. M. H. Zackheim, sec-
ond vice-president; Mrs. Samuel
Cohen, recording secretary; Mrs.
M. Winston, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. M. Cantor, financial
secretary; Mt•si. M. Wohlgelernter,
treasurer; Mrs. Samuel Aaron,
chairman of the board.
Rabbi Wohlgelernter outlined
projects and functions for the
group in the coming year. John
Steinbeck's new book "The Moon
Is Down" was reviewed by Mrs.
J. S. Sperka.
A city-wide membership drive
is being lauched, and literature
prepared for distribution among
the various women's clubs in the
city on the place and importance
of Sabbath in Jewish life.
CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Mt. Sinai Donor
Luncheon Under Way
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IN THE REALIV OF SOCIETY
Rabbi Leon Fram has been
elected a member of the National
Governing Board of the Religious
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June 2o, 1912
Mrs, Saul Katz was hostess at
a tea Friday afternoon at her
home to the ways and means com-
mittee of the Mt. Sinai Hospital
Association, when plans for the
4th annual donor luncheon gained
rapid headway. The luncheon will
be held October 28 at the Masonic
Temple. An elaborate program is
scheduled that will make this af-
fai• the most outstanding event
of the year. Mrs. Charles Gitlin,
financial secretary, is chairman
of the entertainment committee.
Mrs. Joshua Ka•bel has been
apointed as general chairman of
the affair with the Mesdames
Edythe Cugell, Nathan Fishman,
Daniel Rachmiel, L. A. Katzin,
Wm. Fisher, I. A. Liebson, Saul
Katz, I. Rosenthal, B. Bronson,
A. S. Rogoff, Walter Golden, Mor-
ris Solomon as co-chairman.
The Bar Mitzvah of Henry
Murray LeBost, son of Mr. 68
an'd
Mrs. Jules LeBost of 1 34
Ilene will take place at th
Congregation Adath Yehurun, e
9
625 Tyler Ave., Saturday mor.
ning, June 27. At hom e Sun.
day, June 28, 2 to 5; 8 to in
p. nt. No cards.
Honoring. their daughter Je
Private Arthur Hessler, sta-
an
ette on her graduation front .
dotted at Morris Field, N ssi(e:'.1.9 aConouliedy
S1
e11,01Mri
spent his furlough with his par- Mrs. Joseph Goldshr
.w.ana4 t
cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Bet) iie.
14416
of Chicago Blvd.
Ave.
home Sunday, June 28, fro
m 4
Miss Charlotte Blamer was to 10. No cards.
hostess to 25 guests at a formal
Ralph J. G. Coskey, SOH
dinner party given in honor of
of
her graduation from Central High Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. coskey of
School by her parents, Mr. and 2717 Burlingame Ave. trill be
Mrs. I. Blamer on June 26 at Bar Mitzvah at Congregation
Northwood Inn.
Shaarey Zedek on July 1. Re.
ception at home Sunday, July 5
Mrs. Paul Shapiro of 4834 Cort- 7 to 10. No cards.
land Ave., vice president of the
Molly Segal Auxiliary Consump-
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Beck
tive Relief of Denver, Colorado, announce the Bar Mitzvah of
is leaving for Denver as is dele- their son, Leonard, at Congre-
gate for the convention. Mrs. gation Bnai Moshe, Saturday,
Shapiro will stop off in St. Louis, June 27. A dinner dance for
Mo. to visit her sister, Mrs. M. relatives and friends will be
Mellman for a few days, and then held Sunday, June 28, at Con-
on home again.
gregation Bnai Moshe.
Pvt. Jerome B. Friedman, son
of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Friedman
of Santa Barbara Ave. has re-
turned to Camp Polk, La. follow-
ing a 15-day furlough spent with
his parents and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Jana-
witz of 1539
Calvert Ave,, are
celebrating their 25th wedding
anniversary on Sunday, June 28.
Reception from 2 to 5 Sunday
afternoon.
Winston-Pollack
Marriage
RECENT BRIDE
(Picture on Page 6)
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pollack
of Virginia Park announce the
marriage of their daughter,
Trees Planted in
Selma, to Jack Winston, son of
Mrs. Celia Winston of LaSalle
Palestine Forests
Blvd. The wedding took place
Mfay
Trees planted in Palestine For- o the in the Cry stal Ba
31 Book-Cadillac Hotel and
gists are as follows:
was followed by a wedding din-
In the Fred M. Butzel Forest: ner at the hotel. The bride
One tree in memory of Mrs. wore a gown of cream colored
Freda Biller by Mrs. Henry lace, with heart shaped neckline
Baron; one tree in memory of and long sleeves.
Her four
Henry Baron by Mrs. Friedland; tiered veil was caught into a
one tree honoring Rubin Selesny lace headdress and she carried
on Father's Day by Drora, Sarah white orchids on a Bible.
and Abraham; one tree in mem-
Mrs. David Finkel was her
ory of Ephraim Ticktin by .Mrs. sister's matron of honor and
A. Ticktin; one tree in memory wore a print dinner dress with
of Sarah Aaronson by Helen cream background. She wore
B•uson and Lillian Glickman; carnations in her hair and car-
one tree in memory of Isaac ried a bouquet of red carna-
Koblin by N. Woodward Branch tions with a center of cream
-Photo by
Clarkt• Si
of Jewish Women's European carnations. Morey Winston was
MRS.
LOUIS GOLI)MAN
Welfare O•g.; one tree in mem- best man for his brother.
tory of Mrs. Lewis Katz by Mrs.
(Miss Mildred Saraquse)
Mr. and Mrs. Winston spent
Rebecca Meskin.
their
honeymoon
traveling
in
In the Joseph H. Ehrlich For-
Fischer
On Sunday, June 21, at the
est: One tree in memory of Mrs. the East.
Bnai Moshe Synagogue, Rabbi
Sarah Hackelman by Mr. and
united in marriage Mil.
Mrs. Joseph Levinson; two trees " Patriotic in Swing"
deed Saraouse, daughter Of Mr.
tind
utte C toluA bniT
honoring Bar Mitzvah of Her- ; Op Aen tisiba
ei ltcree i w6a6rS e
S
Jacoaraqus
e
321)5
Fulle ton Ave
r
beat Aronson by A. C. Lappin
tint! Louis of Gold-
one tree in memory of Barney fort is the theme of Bettie Tay- 1... man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Pinsky by Mr. and Mrs. Albert lot's elaborate new
e na Goldman of Port Huron, Mich.
The bride was lovely in an ivory
Pines; two trees in memory of triotic in Swing
", which o ‘ p ‘P s. satin gown fashioned
with a
Irwin Gelbman;
Sims by Mr.
and trees
Mrs. in
Eu-
at the' spacious
Club Three 666, sweetheart neckline, the full skirt
gene
five
Monday,
June 20.
memory of Israel Chaim Char-
flowing from a fitted bodice, her
y ,, long.
Star of is
the
to Victory"
held ve iniace
of bridal illusion being
lip by Charlip Family Club; five production
the "On
captivatin
l pl
g Cu-
trees in memory of Jacob Lip- ban dancer
by a coronet of
, Carmencita
Romero,
orange blossoms. She carried a
chinsky by Chat-lip Family Club; who was recently
featured
in the prayer
two trees in memory of Mrs.
book and orchids,
Ethel Waters show, "Cabin in
Rosa Isaacs by Mr. and Mrs. the
She was attended by Shirley
Sky".
except
ional cas t of
Louis Stoll; one tree in memory sepia
e ntert
pport
Miss
Romero,
Reis as maid of honor, and Mrs.
Anainers
, wi chosen
th among
v ari ety
of Mrs. Fannie Perliss by Mr. the motive, has been
to ' jeanette Saraquse as matron of
1 honor, and the following brides-
and Mrs. Joseph Feldman; one su
naids, Mildred
Hartman, Sylvia
tree honoring recovery of Mrs. whom are the streamlined trio, Harriet
Go
Morris Adler by Mr. and Mrs. Donnie, Gracie and Eddie, sensa- Bergman, Mildred Goldfider and
ldman .
A. Feldstein; one tree honoring tional variety dancers; Prince Al- i
Leo Goldman attended
recovery of Mrs. Morris Adler Bert, lyric tenor,
his
j
mother as best man and the
by Mr. and Mrs. A. Pregerson; completed a long who has usL
engagement
on
Y
guests
were
seated
by
the
follow-
one tree in memory of mother, the west. coast• th
mg
.11
h
ay ot- G
Mrs. Slava Getta Greenglass, by
-,,,'
',
id er..,
t l i t Rtseci
ettes,
a
bevy
of
sepia
beauties,
Be
ts t„. man,
JI° A sse) PG
Mrs. Albert Noble; two trees in who contribute stirring dance en-
h ran St I l l o rtTi ltl.
memory of daughters, Mrs. Re- sembles to the accompaniment of
Mrs. Saraquse, mother of the
becca . Kirschbaum Joseph, by patriotic airs; Sam Fouche, the
Mrs. A. Kirschbaum; two trees clever Three 666 master of cere- hide. was gowned in aqua chiffon
honoring consecration of Sarah monies; Jerry Taps, whirlwind and Mrs. Goldman in blue chi
chiffon;
Simons by Mr. and Mrs. David tap dancer, direct from the Tic both mothers wore corsages of
S. Friedman.
Toe Club in Boston, and other of
In the Mizrachi Forest:
or e c Dinner
and reception followed
Harlem fame.
hi
the
s"1
Five trees honoring anniver-
" Lanky" Bowman and his or- tci';
Some of "
the
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Simon chestra are prepared with a spe-
Y. out of town guests
Anne Sil m n Mr
Shetzer by Mr. and Mrs. I. Shet- cial score for the new revue and and Mrs.
were
Mrs. M. Gratton arid Mr
„
zer; two trees honoring birth- rhythms in keeping with the spit
vera, . and
- it '' Irs. H. Stoller, all from ('in-
day of Seymour J. Frank by Mr. of the show will prdeominat
cinnati.
e for
and Mrs. I. Shetzer; one tree dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Goldman left for
honoring consecration of Miss
--
y Mrs. harry ss d__.
tree , planted by Solomon Kas- northern Michigan and on their
Marcia Tobin by
Goldstein.
return will be at home in Port
an for grandson, Terry Blake; Huron.
one tree planted by Kvutzah
In
the
Hashomer
Hatzair
For-
Shachar;
three
trees
planted
by
est: Two trees planed by Shevet
Yissachar; six trees planted h Al and Clare; one tree planted Joint Piano Recital
Planted
- Y
Plugah Moledet; one tree planted
Charlie and Hilda Waissman;
by Plugah Mitrasim; one tree one tree planted by Miriam Da- Edwards
Freda Greenbaum and Miriam
planted by Kvutzah C hevraya; vas; one tree planted by Rachel
Kushner will hold a
joint
tree
two trees planted by Shevet
an for her mother; one ils onpiano rectal for their p p-
Tuesdayi ev ening, J une 30 .
anted b y Shlomo Faber
Naphtali; one tree planted by Rossm other;
pler; one
e tree n i memory torium.
at the McGregor Library Audi-
for mother;
Kvutzah Adama; one tree planted of Mr. and Mrs. Peiman by Janet
by Shevet
four trees °lender; one tree planted by Pe-
planted
by Zyuluh;
Ken Detroit;
Prizes will be awarded to those
on e sach Gottlieb.
who have done outstanding work
this season.
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