Friday, June 14, 1946

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Page Eighteen

A very stirring moment, a very
Minnie (Willis) Reitman, and Barbaro", named in honor of the
Bowery's famous host. Popular heart-rending moment, was that
Lillian Solomon, both of whom
have gone on to that better land tenor Johnny King fills a vocal part of the program at the insti
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--may their souls rest in peace.. high spot, and the Jumpin' Jiv- tution of the recently organized
Pfc. Jos. L. Bale Post last Sun.
Yessir, the years pile on! Here'; ers are peppy jitterbugs.
day ..'twas when Lt. Col. Drag.
Zany
master
of
ceremonies
luck, girls, may we celebrate our
"Ai a vu nemt, die madelse ka- ought to see me in boys' clothes 50th anniversary—so what if that Frankie Rapp continues his hil- neff, AGD, presented the mother,
chez, veder?" Babee, those years —"ich bin doch a zay a par. will be a few years late too, as arious songs, stories and gags. Mrs. Maurice Bale, ( posthumous-
ly) with the Distinguished Ser.
do pile on and I don't mean per- shane".) etc., etc...There's no kid- long as we celebrate, huh?
Ben Young's orchestra supplies
vice Cross for services outstand-
haps . . 25 years! And it seems din' about that. The girls are
the
music
for
continuous
enter-
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ing..The citation for braver
like yesterday when a group of much -lovelier today The prayer
tainment and dancing, specializ-
To go into ecstacies about how
was lengthy and detailed. j1
teen age kids got together and for the departed members Lil-
ing in the novel arrangements- of
Sophie Tucker is packing them in
what can one say about it a.
wrote out the preamble of a con- lian Solomon and Minnie Willis
at the Bowery Sophie Tucker's music which Was the mother glad to receiV.
stitution of the newly organized was a poignant moment .. How
would be about spotlights the dynamic come- inanimate memento in place of
club—"in order well I remember Minnie . .She was
as asinine a dienne in her art of mixing song. her handsome son, pulsating with
to insure a feel- the "motherly" kind ..Fun-loving,
statement as joke and story. Two shows night- life and eagerness, and the ambi-
ing of comrade- fat, but ever smiling Minnie..
saying Day is ly, at 8:30 and 11:15. Opening tion to accomplish things, who
ship, to pro- Chin up, she looked the world in
Day and Nite Monday, June 17, are Buster Sha- was always a-raring to go places,
mote good fel- the eye and tackled every prob-
is Nite — 'cause ver with Olive, George and Rich- to do things? Hardly! Although,
ard, in their "Tiny Town Revue,"
lowship and a lem that came her way whether
if Sophie Tuck-
Mrs. Bale very graciously, proud-
it was a party or a tragedy (and
er Couldn't pack favorites with Bowery audiences ly and staunchly accepted the
better under-
since
their
previous
-visits
to
the
she
had
a
couple)—Nu,
so
it
goes'
them in. in any
standing among
award, she was too choked up
nite club any- club.
the peoples in ..Liz Apple (Falman), who acted
with her emotions to acknowledge
Pit;
as
the
mistress
of
ceremonies,
our community,
where, and any
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it verbally..she blinked her eyes
hasn't
lost
her
sense
of
humor
time, in this
in order to help
'Twas the installation of officers too often, bit her lips too fre-
Sally Fields
thru all these years _On the con-
entire United Sun. Eve., June 9th, at Bucks quently which so clearly por-
those in need and want and to
trary, time has given it a readier
Sophie Tucker
States — w e 11 Redford Inn for the Mezeritch-.r trayed to the capacity audience
promote the general welfare of
wit and a keener sense .. God
then, nite clubs might just as well Social Club, too. The newly.. what was going on in her mind..
all, we the undersigned do hereby
I had the
shut their doors. It's the same old elected officers are: Max Sosin,
organize the "Kadimah Girls.' bless them all. I wish
space to tell you about all of Sophie (pardon me, I mean same
pres.; Moe Miller, vice-pres.; Sam
That was away back when. Wac
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young Sophie) giving out in the Gutterman, treas.; Mrs. Philip
wondering just how to start the • them.
same old way. Besides the scads Fealk, fin. sec.; Mrs. Milton RI-
column last week (wasted efforts)
Now let me tell you something and scads of new specialty num-
biat, corres. sec.; Mrs. Norman
when telephone rang and a fa-
( yeh, about the Kadimah Girls as a bers, she still does, the good old Davidson, rec. sec.; Harry -Last
miliar voice said "Sara"
club..About 50 attended the ban- perennial favorites like "Some of sergeant-at-arms; Allen A. Saltz
that's me, from the good old days
Authentic
quet..there are 18 active mem- These Days", "A Good Man", and Julius Green, trustees; Aaron
and when anybody calls me Sara.
Chinese
bers.. and they are accomplishing "Mammy of Mine" which are still Rosen and Robert Gutterman,
I immediately perk up, 'cause 1
Dishes
great things. The officers are: demanded by her audiences. I'd
—
friend
old
-
o
-
o_o
executive
board
members
know that's an
Olga Lewis, pres.; Rose Moscow.
like
to
"book"
in
with
her
"Dear fr:end, what shall I do, to
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sure .
v.-p.; Kate Sillberg, treas.; Li-
From Peggy Dermer at Greea-
prove the warm affection I've al- lian Rose, secy. They've done r, florist and modiste. Such lovely
Famous
ways felt for you?" There I'm splendid job all these years in gowns and so many, many or. bush Inn comes this note: "Our
Cantos-
chids. Mamma-Min. Ted Shapiro. Hotel is now open and every-
getting away from what I was
ese
philanthropic activities and of her accompanist for over 20 thing is in beautiful shape. It is
going to tell you, but honestly, a
Dinners
course during the war service:,
perfect
for
the
month
of
June.
years,
is
still
at
the
piano.
With
a
warm glow goes right thru me
One of their major projects is thh
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guy like that at the ivories, who If anyone wishes to relax or to
when I hear from an old friend
establishment of a Memorial
get away from the city for a week
and the above couple of lines from
could go wrong!
Ron
Building Fund at the Jewish
Supporting acts in the new show or two, our lovely trees and land-
the "Fly and the Spider" auto-
Camp. They dedicated and fur. are Andre and Delphine, with scaping overlooking Lake Huron,
matically leaps to my mind —
nished a library there with books,
their acro-adagio artistry; rhyth- makes a perfect spot for you or
(leaps from where?—Who know.;
Dinner
Lancia
shelves, drapes and what have mic steppers Jans and Lawlor; anyone else." And that's really so.
guess
there's
still
5 p.m.
but it leaps! I
11
a.m.
you. They contributed both indi- Lenore Walton, lovely legerde- I know that northern country. I
to 9 p.m.
life in the old gal, eh, what ?)..
to 2 p.m.
vidually and as a group to the main specialist; Helaine Jarow, may surprise you one of these
Anyway, what I started to say, a
am.
O.,en
'Till
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Red Cross, cancer drives, etc.; modern acrobatic and tap dancer, days, Peg. Say hello to Morty
familiar voice says, "Sara, in-as-
they've adopted a European child:
and the rest.
much as you were the organizer
and many others.
they helped in all the drives.
The dancing group of Aurore.
of the Kadimah Club, we'd very
Their meetings, every two weeks
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much like to have you at our
at a different member's home, are
"Dance
sent
their
latest
creation,
25th anniversary luncheon at the
interesting and usually highlight-
HERE'S GOOD NEWS—
Book Cadillac Saturday at 1 p. m."
ed by a book review or a promi-
It was Sadye Garfinkle, God
lp
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nent speaker. And believe it or
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chop
her! Heavens, is it 25 years al-
in.,
not just doing things is enough 6
LENDING
(25
years?
Girls,
I'll
let
ready?
kitchen of
operating
the
to make you keep that "girlish
are
now
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you in on a secret, I think the
figure". It's no wonder the Kati:-
Kadimah Girls, "a gezundt auf
mah girls haven't changed an
zay" are celebrating their 25th
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iota since the kid days. Gosh, but
anniversary a few years too lath
GIFTS
I' proud of those girls, Sadye . .
..'cause, look, come last St. Pat-
It was such fun seeing some of
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SPECIAL BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH
rick's Day, Mar. 17 (gullible me.
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the original members like your
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they told me it was a good day
7:•■• up
GREETING *
sister Mollye (now Mrs. Dave
and if I were still
for 'Dublin')
CHOPS
CARDS t
FISH
Diamond), Mary Cohen, Kate
STEAKS
enjoying marital blessedness
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(Cohen) Wolstinc, Lillian (Rosen-
Hut
nits,
blessed memory. I would have
bloom) Rose, Frances Farber,
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been celebrating my silver wed-
Ethel (Smith) Rogers and Mae
was
a
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ding anniversary —
(Mercur) Newman, Anna (Man-
GEORGE ERNEST
Kadimah Girl just a few years
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piling on — biz 120 yahr." — but
residing in California, visited us
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that's off the record. 'Twas the
a few weeks ago, then there was
25th anniversary.
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And all of them looked so lovely
.. softened, mellowed, so utterly
feminine--and lovelier, believe me,
(you should have seen some of
the pictures the girls brought of
our pigtail days, Mamma mia!)..
But they chronicled a world of
affairs and brought a world of
memories _There was a picnic at
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