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PRO "IDEXCE, R. I., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1933 5 Cents the Copy Beth-El Tries $500,000 Fund New Religious Many Rhode Islanders to Witness Is Planned to Education Plan "Romance of a People" in Gotham Speed Boycott M. I. Soloff Engaged for "' Committee of 100 Named Historical Pageant of ------<,> Capacity Crowd of Over Teachers' Institute World J ewry Being DIRECTS PAGEA.1'lT 55,000 Attend N. Y. to Direct National Program I Re-enacted First Sho\,ing Campaign
"Will Hold Heb. rew Classes 1· ~l ore than 150 Rhode Is landers will 1,- adapted by Dr...... D. Idelsohn, Unterrnyer Given Banquet --- motor to :\" ew York thfa week-end professor of J eY-ish music at the He- The engagem ent of )Iordecai I. to a ttend the sh owi ng ther e of '' Ro brew Cnion College at Cincinnati. J ews a nd non-Jews, including Soloff for the coming ye.ar as eda- I rnance of a Peopl e/' famous h.is tori Isaac \ "an Grove, director of the I some of the mos t dis tinguished cational director a t Temple Beth-El, cal pageant of the Jevdsh people pageant, has carried out several sig - leaders of the nation, joined in hon Broad a nd Glenham streets.. was an- that was show n so successfull y at n.ificant ideas in t he presentation of oring Sa muel Untermyer, leader of nou.nced today by officials of the con- J the \\" orld Fair in Chi cago on J ewis h this performance, sho,1,ing not only the boycott movement agains t Ger gregation. Day last July 3 that it att r acted the development of the race itself, many, at the dinner t endered him Its-eli an inno\·a ion in Rhode ls- 1 world-wide attention.. but also their musical development a t the Hotel As tor, Sunday evening. land temples, the ad\·ent of an eda- The elaborate portrayal was sche and outstanding historical moments. T he dinner, which was attended by cariona1 director at Beth-£1 1 it v,as duled to be produced on.k once-las The pageant is divided into seven 1,500 peopl~ climaxed the 1;1ational pointe.d out, is t he initial step in night-at t he Polo Grollnd.s but , at episodes, v.ith a tableau, and a final boycott confer ence held dur1ng the creation of teachers.' in::.-ti tute here. t he earnest request of many thous scene. It opens in the prologue with day at the Hotel Astor. At the Mr. Solo vdll conduct personally ands "";thln ~ e\r. York and elsewhere a change on cr eation, " ln the Begin- co n[erence two hundred . and fifty ~ eek day optional Hebrew classes at in t he East. it ,i.ill be presented to ning God Created t he Heaven and bustn~~ leaders, profess1?nal !11.en the temple under the new program. morrov.- night and again on ·unday Ea rth." This is follo9;ed by the first ~nd Cl nc workers from var~o us e1t1es Columbia Graduat e eYelUng. E,·ery one of he 5-5.000 episode portraying idol worship1 and tn th.e country~ Yoted . to raise a fu_nd A graduate of Columbia l:niversi- sea :.:. in t he great stadium was sold t hen the second episode treating with of S.'J00,000 w1t h which to or garuze ty and the Teachers' Institute of ou for 1~1. night and t hou.sand.:: the deli\·erance of J ews from Egypt. a.nd pr?secute the boycott on a na ~ ew York, the new director is a can- more clamored for adrninance. The theme then develops into the tJOn w-1de scale. didate for the doctorat.e. He is a Rhode Island groups v.ill leave third episode depicting the days oi At the same time that the dis- young man but already has attained Pro1>i
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1 Fall River N ews and Personalities 1 Eugene's Studio JEWISH HOME FOR AGED OF RHODE ISLAND By rn wrn ROSENBE RG Owner Experienced 1 NOTES ------s • I' By M. P. OSTROW This week it is extremely difficu lt paid for by a special group of in- Beauty pec1a 1st I 1.------J to li ve up to our promise of two terested persons." . . _ --~ A novel idea was instituted at the leadership of the president, Samuel columns of news and personalities. Plans for . the membership drive E ugene Friedman, formerly of the Home for the Aged at th': meeting M. 1\'l agid, particular emphasis was News is rather scarce and the usual were. a lso discussed at th.e boa~·d Outlet Beauty Shop, is now propri- 1 held T~ursday. T en co~nuttees! ~-e- made on the reports of the commit crop of personalities seem to have meetmg. On the committee .rn etor of Eugene's Beauty Studio, at presenting every f~nct10nal activity tees who have charge of immediate abandoned whatever knowledge they c.harge a~·e Samuel Cooper and W-1!- 139 :Mathewson Street. Eugene re- of the Home met simultaneously on projects. had amassed from persuing books liam Leviss. ceived his training in the Charles I that evening to consider their partic- ANNUA L BA LL purporting to tell how to become Deutch Beauty Studio, The French : ~Jar problem, _aften~ards meeting Bernard M. Goldowsky, chairman conspicuous in ten lessons, and have RESCUED FROM DR OW NING Beauty Studio and the Rober t Tem- m general . session, where an . ex- of the Entertainment Committee re gone natural. But in a :week or two Max lsser lis, of Spring street, was pers Studio of New York. H e. spe- 1 chang~ of ideas from the various ported progress on the arrangements you can expect what the society one of the principa l cha r acters in a cializes in creating styles to SUi t the committee member~ present . took bei ng made for the Annual Ball to t hrilling r escue that took place a t editors call the 0 whirl of social ac individual, studying each of his cus- 1 place. The following comrruttees be held on Hallowe'en N ight, Oc tivities" to begin whir ling and then Sandy Beach a few days ago. To tomers befor e deciding the haircut met: tober 31st, at the Bi ltmore Hotel. we'll be going full steam. However- gether with Ma urice A llen, of Prov that will be both different and be- ! Membership, Nat C. Cohen, chair- This Ball promises to be one of the idence, lsserli s, after hearing the coming to each particular type. : ma_n.; Charles Brown, Dr. llie Berger, outstanding social events in the sea BETH-EL BOA RD MEETS shouts of the occupants of a near· This young artist has brought to Ph1hp Korb, Max Reback, Samuel son. Excellent music has been en A meeting of the Board of Direc- by row-boat, sw am to the assis tance Providence his Fifth Avenue experi- Michaelson; Entertainment, Bernard gaged for the occasion, and man y tors of Temple Beth-El was held of Charles Hughes, who was flound ence and training. He strongly disap- , M . Goldowsky, chairman; Louis F. preparations are being made for the a week ago Wednesday night in the ering he l1>l essly in the wa ter. \Vi th proves of so-called "cut rates" be- i Rosenberg, Jacpb Edelstein, Nat _C. comfort and enjoyment of those who vestry of the Temple, with fourteen much e ffor t they finally broug ht Ii eving that "each customer pays for Cohen, Max Siegal; House, BenJa- will be present. Reservations for the of the eighteen members present. Hughes ashor e a nd ma naged to r e what she gets, that anything cheap min Hyma°:, c~airman; James Gold- Ball are being made even at this It was r eported that plans for the vive him. Both lsserlis and A llen is costly in the long run and the cost man, BenJamm Grossman, Mrs. early date. dedication of the chapel on the ceme- ha \'e taken part in sever a l other r es of repairs f or inferior work is more Louis Linder, Mrs. J. Goldsmith, P ATRONESSES' LUNCH EON te ry, (tentatively set for October 2) cues. than the initial savings." Mrs. Morris Berry; Admission, Mrs. The Ladies' Association of the which was presented to the Temple JEW ISH SCHOO L REG ISTRA- Eugene is creator of the "Society Samuel N. Deutch, chairman; Mrs. Home reported that they have se by Abraham Yamins, of Whipple Bob " the 44 Debutante Bob" and the J, Goldsmith, Benjamin N - Kane, cured almost 800 donors, and are Street, are nearing completion. The T ION "Eu1genia Bob." Call Manning 8093 Alex Weiner, Dr. Leo Cohen, Her- hoping to complete their collection cemetery, located a qua rter of a Registration of children for the for an appointment. man J. Aisenbe rg, Mrs. Harry Shat- of J,000 ladies to participate. Ar mile north of the Fall River Country new term of the J ewish Folk School, kin, Mrs. E. Rosen; Finance, H enry rangements for the program are un Club, is within walking di stance of located at 448 Columbia street, be the Icor has sent to Jewis h J>ioneers Hassenfeld, chairman; :Max L . Grant, der the chairmanship of 1\Irs. H. the last stop of the North l'Vl ain ga n Sunday morning from ten in Biro-Bidj an over a q uarter of a Charles Silverman, Max Siegal, Wal · Parvey, assisted by Mrs. Nancy Street trolley car and easily reached o'clock to eleven a nd is continuing million dollars wort h of A mer ican ter I. Sundlun, A. Blackman; Bud- Starr, and promfaes to be a real ar by good roads. The family plots ar e daily t hroughout the week from four machiner y. get, Milton Sulzberger, chairman; tis tic treat for those who will be spacious and a re reached by gravel to eight p. m. Trans porta tion is James Goldman, Charles C. Brown, present. tl l th I t J provided for children who live out- t mt run roug iou tie cem- side of. walking distance of the NOTATI ONS Harry R. Rosen, A. Blackman; Pub- 3IEMORI A L TABLETS ~~r;. Mi ss Hilda I. Smolensky of .Con li city, Alter Boyman, chairman, J a- Judge J. J er ome H ahn, chairman T he Fina nce and T icket Commit- school, 1t was announced. ant street, is the author of a n N RA cob Edelstein, Arthur I. Dorman; of the Tablet Committee reported of tees, both headed by E d ward Adask- 1 The r-; choo.J has been greatly r e program for schools which has won Me1~1orial, Judge J . J erome Hahn, his activities in connection with me in, met Friday in hi s office a t 291 modeled durlnl;r the summer months the approval of Supt. of Schools Be chairman; Leo Logan, Charles Sil- morials. The Memorial Tablet placed South Main s treet and issued a s tate- a:id accomodations ~o r many new pu lisle and which wil l soon be launched verman, Benjamin N. K a ne, I saac in the s ynagogue of the H ome has ment to me mbers of the Temple, pils have b_een provided,- A g:r adua~e in Senior a nd Junior Hig h Schools, Woolf; Legal, Walter I. Sundlun, space for name plates of the de t hanking them fo r t heir cooper a tion of the Jewish T eachers S<:mmary in as well as in the upper g r ades of chairman; Judge J. J erome H ahn, ceased, with an electrlC light ar in t he payment of dues, but urging ~ew York, the school's rn struct_or, the Grammar schools . . Topi c is Judge Philip C. J oslin, Judge Max rangement to be kindled on the day r eticent persons to clear up t hei r ac- .-\~raham Shambron, tea~h~s J ewi sh " Giving the New Deal a Square Levy, Arthur J. Levy, H erman J. of memorial. A week before Yahr counts before the Hi gh Holidays. ~,story, H e_b~·ew and Yiddish read Deal," a nd includes in the outline Ais~nberg; Medical, Dr. Leo Cohen, zeit, the family of the deceased is " If, fo r any reason," t he s ta temen t rng and wntrng and folk songs. patriotic exhortations by prominent chairman; Dr. Louis I. Kramer, Dr. notified of the date, and specia l pray reads, "a member is u"''lble to. pay ci t izens, and posters, essays, etc., by H. L. C. Weyler, Dr. Ezra A. Sharp, e rs and Kaddish are recited by the his d ues in full befo re the Hig h Ho li K . OF P. TO HONOR DEAD pupils exemplifying the NRA credo. Concord Lodge. No. 174, of t he Dr. Banice Feinberg. old people on that pa rticular date d ays, SJ>ec ia l consideration wiJI be ' 'liss Sybil Hochman and :Milton In the general meeting under the in commemoration of the Yahrzeit. given by the Finance Committee in Kni ghts of Pythias, w ill hold a me Blettle of Providence were recently moria l ser vice fo r depa rted members each individua l case." t he g uests of !\I r. a nd Mrs. J oseph In regard to the reservat ion of at t he J ewis h cemetery, S unday, Dubitsky . .. .\'l aur y Olinik, of Mad Enjoy the High Holidays This Year at tickets for the holidays, all members, Septem be r 17. H enry Forman, cha ir ison s treet, is r ecove ring from the whether or not their dues have been m an, .J acob Brown, P. C., a nd i\lor eff ects of a s li g ht nasal oper ation pa.id in full, are urged to personall y r is Goldstein, P. C., offi cers in char ge ... Mr. a nd .\frs. Abr aha m Cohen of arrangeme nts, will offic ia te. i\'l em WEINSTEIN'S call f or their tickets, a s telephone of June s treet r ecently had as their LA KE P EARL MANOR, WR ENTHA31, 31 ASS. a nd mail r eservations will be disre bers of the lodge who died since it guests l\l iss Ida Ramkin, of Brock garded. Tickets will be distributed was instituted twenty-four years ago ton, and P hiliJJ Robinson of New Specia l Services \Vi ii Be Conducted by Rev. R. Aaron Sherman in the vestry of the T emple on sev are: .\lax Bean, \.Y illia m Bloom, Bedford. A bridge in Miss Ra mkin's eral days during this week. Henry Bolus ky, J oseph Cleut. Ben honor was given some t ime previous Attractive Rates for September jami n Cohen, P . C., J ohn Doroff, The statement .(urther points out , ly at t he home of Mr. and :Mrs. Sam Write or Telephone, WRENTHAM 8113 Ring 3 in regard to the engagement of t he Samuel Dubrove, J oseph J acobs, uel Bolusky of Manton s t reet , a t choir for the holidays, t hat " the Rueben I{ahan. Arier y Loe!T, \.Yi lli a m which the highest scores went to ., CATER ING - WEDDINGS - BANQUETS . PARTIES - ETC. commi ttee wi shes vou to know that Popkin, Da,·id R. Radovsky, P . C., Mrs. J oseph Dubi ts ky. New Boston the sen·ices of thiS choir a re being l\ layer Sacknoff, Samuel Schwar tz, Road, J\ lrs. !\ Iorris Britz, ChaYenson Isaac Sha rkansky a nd J oseph \Vex street, and Mrs. A l La m pert of Val ler. entine street. BETH-EL SCHOOL REG ISTRA Rabbi Morton Goldberg will be as COOL HUDSON BREEZE Muntain Club TION sisted in conducting the Rosh H a Registration for the 1933-1934 s honah and Yom Kippur services by term of the Temple Beth·E I Sunday Cantor Max Halpern, of Boston, and F,om many GINGERALE a nd H ebrew schools will be held in a choir of six voices, led by the Can window, af the vestry of the Temple on October tor 's son Erwin ... Miss E sther Ya P ALE DRY 1, the day after Yorn Kippur. All mins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. The Greystoae parents a re urged to bring their .-\ND GO LD·EN I. Yamins, of Whipple Street, left There Is a children. As in previous years, each r ecently left for New York, t o class will meet twice a week, either wedding of a friend ... Miss Etta view of The on Monday and W ednesday or on G. Dubitsky of Valent ine street, has Pure! Tuesday and Thursday. The hours Hudson Riv.,.. returned from a visit to the World's and will be from three o'clock unt il Fair in Chicago, which w as followed Sparkling ! four-thirty, and from four-thirty t o Centro! Perie Refreshing ! six. S unday School will ope n the f ol by a t rip on the Great Lakes ... lowing Sunday, October 8. Dorothy Israel, daughter of Mr. and .. is a word we're fond Is rael of Forest street, Sold in fu ll pint Classes will be as usua l from ten Mrs. 1\•1. :M. EXTRA-LARGE ROOMS has recently left for New York, to of at the Paris. There's a fre e bottles by your o'clock until twelve, assem blies be s pend a year as a di etician in Beth Gener o us closets ... Each N aborhood Dealer ing held during the first a nd last Is rael H ospital, of t hat city. swimming pool-a solarium-a ha lf hours. Teachers for either the room wi th bath. to room Mi ss Sa ra h J acobson. of Robeson 1 5 Sunday or H ebrew schools have not roof garden-a radio in every apartments. - - 00-- s treet, has jus t returned from a trip been selected as yet. Junior ser vices to the \Vorld's Fair . . . Miss Doro wil l also be held after Yorn Kippur. thy Strols ky, daughter of Mr. a nd room. With our rates of $16. a DAILY from $2.50 Packed in I-Doz. Car Mrs . H. E d ward StroJs ky, is conval tons for your conven ICOR CONCERT week for room, bath, brenkfast MONTHLY from $SQ ience. Take home n escing at T ruesda le HospHal, a f ter cnse todny. The fam Miss Isa Ifremer, well-known s ing er of ball ads a nd folk songs, sang at undergoing a n a pendici tis 01>er a tion and dinner, you can afford to Parlor, Bedrom and Ba ni $90 ily will enjoy it. . .. Ha rry Yoken, an officer of t he a concer t held i\1o nday ni ght in the Fall Ri ver Reta il Grocers' Associa live here - FREE from worry. LUNCHEON 50¢ DINNER 65¢ Distributed by Masonic H all, under the a us 1>i ces of the Icor. the or gani zation which t ion, together with Edward Syma n, Capitol helps Jewish coloni zati on in recently SJ>Ok e at a meeting of the 9 7TH ST. A T WES T END A V E. t he Soviet Union. She was accom p New Bedford Retail Grocers ... Wholesale a ~i ed by I. R. Korenman at the .Miss Sybil Yamins has r ecently de JH a no. velo1> ed a hi g hl y critical case of Grocery T he purpose of the concert was "sendingawayforsomethingfree ma nia," wit h a r ather 1rnzzling a nd un 05 Rnndnll St. to r a ise funds to send three a mbu~ la nces to a hos 1,i tal in a new region unusual co m1>li cation, ma nifested by DExtcr 1078-1079 her j us t receivin g n t u be of s having of J ewis h colonization, in the Far cream ... Eas t. During the last four years, Willi a m and Robert Entin, sons of Mr. a nd Mrs. Mo ses Entin of Hi gh la nd ave nue r ecently had their bj NEW YORK CITY For Your Friends and Relatives cycles s tole n from t heir homes ... Nathan Yamins left for ·washington
Saturday afternoo n1 to attend the IN SOVIET RUSSIA hearings of the Mot ion Picture Pro ducers a nd Ex hibitors Code ... How THE the N RA will effect the hours of the RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL = S unday a nd H ebrew schools is a s ub ject of much di scussion a mong the FAMOUS HOLLYWOOD RESTAURANT LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY younger generation, but little ho pe 1s held out that they wi ll be shor t ... IDdacled .. - spec1o1 ottw et THREE GLORIOUS DAYS 1a .._ Ywll WILL ISSUE ORD ERS ON THE ened .. . Jt iF: said a boycot t is und er co nsid eration, thoug h it is reali zed BEST ROOM $IO •EAU AND that the res ult may not be as ACCOMMODATIONS ENHRTAI NM ENT desired ... Wi s hing you a ll a Happv Torgsin Stores Ne w Yea r. · Pe r Pe rson-(2 in a room) IN SOVIE'f RUSSIA HOTEL PRESIDENT GOOD FOR VOLTARC WEST 48 t h STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK CLOTHI NG - UN DERWEAR - DRY GOOD - FOOD CHOOSf ANY I DA n , INCl.UDINO WUKlNDS Oil HOUDA n Pl!OD CT S - AND OTHER MEHCHANDIS E T he ' EON that NO RESTRICTIONS, NO DUTY, NO TAXES 1st DAY-=• .:'!': ... ~~-~~"';.:' .... -~; .. ~ IOf11• doubk ,..... wttli botlt ond rod4o.. For F urther Par liculars Saves 1/2 I Q IRE AT OUR FOREIGN EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT ON OPERATING COST 2nd DAY-!::~~~~~0:n!"e.d"-:..!:::=~":, =: Hollywoo4 1 ...... Nlghh lod9t,._ LINCOLN TRUST COMPANY Laushway Adv. Co. 3rd DAY - ~~~!;·\=,~-:;: ! 9::,.::_-'-~ ':r00~ 61 Weybosset Street Yo u "'ar change ,,-,. order •' .... '-4-tv,.., k, M # ,._. ..,..,.."f• 11 n.. -,.. P ROVIDENCE, R. I. o,.. nof ,..,trict.d to 0111 porfin,f.r ,,..,,,, bvf •or MGb ~ ,...,- ... ~ . ,OIi RESER VATI ONS WRITt TO J. S. SUITS, MOt1op, 4 THE rrrn:H HEP~-U.D. FRID.-\.Y. SEPTDIBER 15. 1933 B 1· 'rHE
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E'"erJ Good Grocer Has It . THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1933 5 Happenings of Interest in the Women's World ORGAN OF THE LEAGUE OF JEWISH WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS PERSONAL Hadassah Board ft!E- SOCIAL Plans Bridge "-- CENTER. .l\'1 1ss ::;nirley Fisher of Radciffe Miss Diane G. Chorney, secretary; Providence Chapter of Senior Ha ~ 1:,_ROADCA/T / ~ avenue, is in Chicago where she is Miss Esther Greenberg, treasurer; dassah held a board meeting at the and Miss Anna Gordon, publicity. attending the World Fair. Community Center, Tuesday after CENTER PROGRAM BEGINS I tober 22; Young Men's Class, Wed'. Plans were discussed for the coming With Labor Day over and summer nesday, October 25; Senior Girls, Mr. and Mrs. Max Sadler have re- year. noon, September 12, at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Samuel Michaelson presiding. vacationists settling down to every- Thursday, October 19. The Young turned to their home in the city The hostess served a buffet supper day life, the Center is beginning a Women's Hebrew Association will after spending the summer at Oak- at the social hour which followed. Delegates for the convention to new lease on life to give its mem- open its season with an interesting land Beach. take place in Chicago on October 22, bers t he best and finest program in meeting Wednesday evening, Octo- the history of the Center. ber 18. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Zadanoff SLOTOFF-LE WIS 23 and 24 were appointed and are as At the first meeting of the Cen- Mrs. Paul J . Robin volunteered her have returned to their home on 20 Miss Anne B. Lewis, daughter of follows: Mrs. Samuel Michaelson, Miller avenue, after a wedding trip ter Board held Wednesday evening, services as instructor for sewing and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lewis of All :Mrs Alex Kleinberger, Mrs. Herman ,the ground work for the coming fall basketry to children. This class ,viii to New York and Atlantic City. ston, Mass., and Dr. Morton B. Slo Swartz, Mrs. Jacob Ernstof and Mrs. Mrs. Zandanoff is the former Miss a nd winter was laid. President J u les get under way in October. The chil toff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Goldstein appointed committee dren1s dancing class will begin Mollie Uloff. Slotoff of Fall River, were married Rose Fleisig. Alternate Mrs. H enry Hassenfeld. Many of the members chairmen to take care of the mani- Thursday afternoon, November 2. Sunday, September 3, in the Temple fold program of the Cente r. Execu- Miss Sadie Taber has resumed violin Mr. and Mrs. Morris Berry of 277 Israel Chapel, Boston, by Rabbi Har left for New York City for t he week· Rugby street, announce the Barr tive Director J acob I. Cohen in be- instruction Wednesday, October 13. ry Levi. Relatives and many friends end to see the "Romance of the ginning his eig-hth year of Center Boys and girls are urged to register J\fitzvah of their son, Joslin Berry, attended the service. People," the pageant of Jewish his stewardship outlined to the board the for this activity. Saturday morning, ,September 16 tory which was presented in Chica in Temple Beth-El, at ten o'clock. After a reception and dinner in general community problem and the Arthur E instein will again direct t he Longwood Towers, the couple go during J ewish week, at the Expo place of the Center in the life of h J · h C Ch I s · No cards issued. J ewry in Providence. Mr. Cohen ex- t e eWis enter ora ociety. left for an extended honeymoon. sition. The first meeting of the group will Mr. and Mrs. Irving Avrutsky of The complimentary bridge planned pressed the thought that in view of be held Monday evening, October 48 Delmar avenue, entertained at FEIN BERG-SYDNEY for the near future for paid-up-mem the increasing leisure caused by the 16_ Benjamin Premack will lead the bridge Thursday evening. Two tables bers and new incoming members for shortening of working hours and be- J ewish Center Orchestra with the were in play and prizes won by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haskell Syd- 1934, will take place as soon as fi cause of the constant growth of the first rehearsal in October. Mr. Pre B. M. Poulten and Miss Sophie Av ney of Angell street, announce the nal arrangements are made by the Providence Community, t he Center mack has several novel ideas for im rutsky. marriage of their daughter, Miss chairman, Mrs. J . D. Grossman and must seriously think of expanding its proving the orchestra. Laura Sydney, to Dr . Banice F ein- co-chairman, Mrs. S. B. F lanzbaum. activities and its influence to every berg, son of Morris Feinberg of ------, part in the city. DANCE SEPTEMBER 30 Mr. and Mrs. I. Rubinovitz of Da Creighton street, Sunday morning. SCHOOL OPENS OCTOBER 1 The four adult groups of the boll street announce the engagement The ceremony was performed by ROUNDABOUT The Jewish Center. Religious Center are bending all their ef of their daughter, Miss Sadye Ru Rabbi 0. W. Werner and Rabbi Is School will open Sunday morn forts to make the Annual Yorn binovtiz to J oseph Cohen, son of Mr. rael M. Goldman. ing, October 1, at 10.30 o'clock. Kippur Dance a great success. and Mrs. J. Cohen of this city . Local True Story No. 4- They had Last year's and new pupils will l\lrs. Paul J . Robin. chairman, is Miss Mary G. Sydney, was maid been married for some time--oh, be requested to attend that Sun assisted by a very capable com· Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lipson of of honor for her sister, and the best about five years-they began to get day morning. It is expected that mittee. Narragansett Terrace had as guests man was Saul E. R. Feinberg, broth on each other's nerves - too much the faculty of the school will re the past week, Mr. and Mrs. Louis er of the bridegroom. money and not enough responsibili main practically the same with Symonds and sons, Allan and Ber ties-no children-so they drifted the exception of one or two Arrow Cleansers na rd, and daughter, Nancy, of Paw At a meeting of the Ladies' Union apart--no divorce--or open scandal changes. Executive Director J. tucket, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gal Aid Association held the past week, - but plenty of rumors to start the I. Cohen will again be at the Owner Consulted lup and daughter, Charlotte, of this extensive plans wer e made for the town gossiping-she went her way head of the school. T he Center city. annual Coal Drive which will begin and he went his way-then, as it school in a brief space of four immediately after the holidays. happens in the movies and very rare years has grown to be one of the for Expert Advice Miss Thelma (Billy) Wynne of ly in real life-they got caught in lar gest in the city, with an en Each year, the organization pro the same speakeasy raid-they man rollment of almost 300. Clean clothes are an all important New York, well-known vaudeville vides coal for t he needy in the city, star, was the guest of honor at a aged to get out of the place togeth MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES requisite to the well di-essed man or from a list prepared with the as er- now everything is swellegant in The gymnasium schedule will be woman of today. Naturally the ques party given at the home of Dr. and sistance of the Jewish Family Wel Mrs. Harry I. Goldman in Riverside, t heir menage once again-they are as follows: Business and Professional tion of getting the finest available fare Society. Increased demands are now known as a model couple-see Men's class, Sunday morning, Oc- ser vice at an economical price is a Saturday evening. being made constantly, and the com Miss Wynne entertained with what an innocent raid will do! puzzler that often confronts the fas munity is urged to give as generous tidious person who insists upon qual· songs and character sketches. ly as is possible, when the committee Local True Story, No. 5-They Rabbi Bick Memorial ( Continued from Page One) ity workmanship but must keep an members visit each home. went canoeing together one dark eye to the cost. Miss I orma Dorothy Ballon of night ... the canoe upset as canoes Early street, entertained several Mrs. Samuel H . Ernstof is chair will do .. . he couldn't swim .. . scription among his parishioners and The Arrow Cleansers and Dyers friends at a birthday party last man of the Drive this year and she she could ... she dragged him to the tomb, designed by Benjamin of 512 E lmwood avenue have com Tuesday. Games were played and will be assisted by Mrs. Irving shore . . . and now she won't go out \Veiner of P leasant Street, promising pletely eliminated the question mark prizes won by Miss Bar bara Siegal Priest, co-chairman, Mrs. Herman with him any more because it be· local J ewish architect, will be un from t his problem and it is the proud and Miss Rose Salk. Among the Swartz, treasurer and a large com- came so unromantic when she had to veiled Sunday afternoon. The prin boast of Ben Movsovitz, the propri guests were Misses Charlotte Wag mittee. , do the rescuing ... and he is g lad cipal speaker will be Rabbi J oseph etor, that once a person tries their ner, Marilyn Pavlow, Beatrice Kahn to avoid her because his masculine Ber Solavaschick, chief Orth odox service they always continue as a and Anna Naimark. rabbi of Massachusetts. Others tak r egular customer. Boasting is a trait TEMPLE BETH-EL <1>1· pride is hurt. ing part in the ceremony will be that is usually frowned upon, but a Plans are progressing for the fi r st i NOTES Whatever happened to Mil Rabbi Saul Bick of New York and brief survey of Mr. Mosovitz's re dance of the season to be sponsored dred Simon - the red-tressed Rabbi Chaim Bick of Malden, Mass., cord o[ expe1:ience i:1 the cleaning beauty? ... Don't seem to bump by the Orioles F ootball team, under ROSH HASHONAH SERVICES the two sons ; Rabbi J oshua Werner and dymg busmess will convince one the auspices of the American·J ew into her any more ... Amy Wise of the South Providence congrega that the boast is really a modest ish Civic Centre Tuesday, Septem Wednesday, September 20, 8 p. m. just back from Chicago, r eport tions, Rabbi O. W. Werner of Sons one: Twenty year s in t he cleansing ber 26, at the Plantations Club Au Rabbi William G. Braude will speak ing swellegant time . . . Harold of Zion Congregation, Rabbi David busm~ss as foreman for the largest ditorium. Dancing will be held from on "Life- For What ?" \Veinstein was seen at bal-a-l'air S. Bachrach of A havath Sholom Syn and highest class cleanser s in Rhode eight to twelve o'clock and tickets Thursday, September 21, 10 a. m. (Shrewsbury, Mass.) last Sat agogue, and Rabbi Abraham Schech Island, qualifies Mr. Mosovitz as an may be procured from any member "The Future of American J ewry." urday night with a perfectly ter of Sons of Jacob Congregation, expert in t his line of work. of the team. Sabbath Repentence : Friday, Sep· stunning gal who seemed to be the late Rabbi Bick1s successor. tember 22, 8 p. m. "Progress and a s tranger around these J>arts Office1·s and directors of t he syna The initial meeting of the Phi Penitence." ... he is o.ne man who knows gogue constituted the committee that RUGS how to pick 'em ! Gamma Sorority was held Monday Sunday, September 24, Visitation raised the necessary funds and is in Washed and Cleaned evening at the home of Miss Irene to Cemetery; Services at 3 p. m. Seen about town ... Miriam Sofo charge of the dedication. They are Rotenberg on Carrington avenue. President Harry Lecht, Vice Presi By Modern Friday, September 29, 8 p. m. renko all dressed up in yellows and Installation of officers for the en browns- her sister, Sylvia, relating dent David Shor, Treasurer Samuel SHAMPOO METHOD suing year was held as follows: Miss " How Shall We Observe Yorn .K.ip pur?" some bit of interesting news to Shore, Secretary Getzel Zaidman, Sadye Rubinovitz, president; Miss someone who seemed very interest Philip Abrams, Abraham Awerman, ORIENTALS Lillian Goldstein, vice president; Saturday, September 30, 10 a. m. ed . . Mrs. Nat Salter shopping in Abraham Bazar, Alter Boyman, OUR SPECIALTY " What Is Sin ?" Children's services Gladding's . . . Morris Gershm.an Samuel Brown, Louis Fishbein, Jo at 1 p. m . Afternoon Service, 2:16; walking along with a big smile on seph Gertz, Israel H alperin, Abe I CENTRAL • •'fl memorial service, 3 :30. "Shrines of his face . .. Fred Marks back from Heller, Jacob Hochberg, Louis Loe Have Your ~- Memory." Concluding Service, 4 :30 one of his business trrips ... E dith be1\ Benjamin Mandel, Max P earl, RUG CLEANSING CO. p. m. Feinberg shopping in preparation for John Schneider, Morris Wilkes, all "Everything to do with rugs " JOSLIN BERRY TO DE BAR her brother-in-law, Banice's wed- of Providence, and Morris Friedman of Pawtucket. 45 RANDALL STREET SUITS MITZV AH ding ... Buddy Zetlin lunching in DEX. 6985 Gibson's . .. Selma Eugene shopping and The Bar-Mitzvah of J oslin Berry, for dresses in the Gladys shop . . . son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Berry Ben Kane lunching with some hand Council Women to of Rugby street, will take place to some traveling salesmen. DRESSES morrow morning at 10:30 o'clock. Give Dinner Dance We wonder who the petite bru CORSET RELIGIOUS SCHOOL nette was, with Billy Goldstein t he Expertly Cleaned and Those who have not registered other evening . . . Was she an eye for Milk Fund PROBLEMS? their children are requested to do so opener! . .. More news next week Finished for the on Sunday, September 17. School 'bye now ... we'll be seeing The Providence Section, Council of A CORSET FOR EVERY sessions will commence that day. you ! Jewish Women will sponsor a din FIGURE ner-dance on W ednesday evening. High Holidays October 11, at the Biltmore Hotel at the for the benefit of the Milk Fund. Mrs . Charles Copeland is chairman PRIMROSE Rcgu~ar SOC REMOVAL NOTICE of arrangements. Service This branch of work was begun SILK STORE bf the ~ouncil last yea1\ and fur Better Service 75c mshed milk t.o the needy families in 204 UNION STREET Samuel S. Cohen, B. A. the city. CASH AND CARRY I NST!lUCTOH I N HEBRE W PRAYER S HA WLS HA S MOVE D TO Small 25c - Large 60c 96 COLONIAL ROAD PERFECTION Telephone PLantations 8391 PEARL DRESS SHOP DRY CLEANSERS PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS P REPARING FOR 180 UNION STREET 367 Smith Street 214 A li ce Building BAR MITZVAH 35 Camp Street MADE TO SELL TO 512 Cranston Street Classical Hebrew, for beginners as well as for advanced students $4.88 $1 0.95 AS HIGH AS $25 Crans ton to obtain credit in Colleges and Universities, Biblical and Post Biblical J ewish History, and k.indred subjects Sizes 14-44 6 THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1933
THINKS MOR[ JEWJS-H -----j - TempleN~1~~ Israel-_ I::-;-;:~ ·1=.;;J;;;:;:~-~~::,:::;-~ ;::::- T;::::E;::::M;::::P:::::LE::::::::::E:::::M:::::A=:N==U====-==E==L;:;:;;, WOMEN LEADERS NEEDED Morris Schusshei m, Rabbi HO M .2 ~~. SER VICES CL_A.:iLa.E1Na:.'.:D::A:l:R~O- F-, -H-I-:G-:H'."""H- 0:-:-L'."Y:-:'D"".A"'.Y:-'.I T::-r_u_s'."te_e_s- an- d':'"""o-;f:--;-th;--_e--; S::-:c:h"'.'o".".01:"'_ -;'.B:".o"'.:a".:'rd-:;, SERVICES held Monday evenrng, BenJ_amrn. L Mrs. Alfred Fain Regrets Lack of Jewish Temple Beth-Israel has_ completed ROSH HA SHON AH Sas~ regretfully announced his res1g- its plan for the conductmg of the Eevening Services: Wednesday, I nation from the office wh1~h ~e has Women in Work of Local NRA Drive High Holy Days' Services. The sche- September, 20th, at 6 ,30_ Sermon, graced .fr?m the very _begmrung of dule of Services is as follows: "Spiritual Recovery,, Thursday eve- the Rehgi.ous School, s1x years ago. and Leaoue of Women Voters Slichoth; Saturday, September 16, nin September 21 ~t, at 6 ,30 Morn- Charles A. Backman was appointed 0 at midnight. ingg'senices: Thursday, September by Judge Ph1hp C. Joslin as the new Rosh Hashonah; Wednesday, Sep- 21 st, at 8 :30. Sermon, "The Right to Chairman of the School Boa_rd. By SELMA LEVIN I seven years. Even though interested tember 20, at 8 p. m; Thursday, Sep- Enter the Promised Land." Friday, Mr. Backman brmgs to this office . . in all forms of ph1 lanthrop1c work, tember 21, at 8 :30 a. m; Thur~day, September 22nd, at 8 :30 a. m. Ser- youthful energy, fine personal qual A mother - a consctenhous ~o- child welfare has always been her September 21, at 8 p. m; Fr1day, mon "Making the New Year Hap- ities, years of experience and ser- cial worker - an adv~c~te of child main objective. She then became September 22, at 8 :30 a .m. PY .,• • • vice on the School Board and of ac- welfare - an ardent c1~·1c leader - president of the League of J ewish The blowing of the Shofar and the S4. BB.\TH OF RE PENTA NCE tivity and leader ship in _the J ewish Elizabeth Stoneman Fam. Women's organizations. She was Sermons on both days will commence E~•eni~g Services: Friday, Septem- co mmumty. He was pres1~en_t of the promptly at 10 :30 in the m_orning. ber 22nd, at 6:30. Morning Services: Hebrew Free Loan Assoc1at1on sev- E li zabeth Stoneman was born in their first president and held that of The sermon topics, the followmg ad- Saturday, September 23, at 9. Ser- eral years ago. . . . . Boston, one of eight children. She flee for four vears. Mrs. Fain then dresses will be delivered: First day: mon "Some Can't Find God· Others Mr. Sass has d1stmgu1shed h1m- was educated in Boston grammar again retired from active office hold " One Year to Li ve." Second day: Can''t Escape Him." ' sel~ as a lay-leader i~ J ewish Edu- schools and the Gi rls Hi gh School of ings but still took interest in J ewish " Beholding God." An introductory YOM KIPPUR catwn, and throu_gh his constant_ de- Boston. From childhood )frs. Fain ch·ic affairs. sermon will be deliY ered \Vednesday Kol Nidre Service: Friday, Sep- vot10n and sacrifice the Religious evening to introduce the spirit of the tember 29 th, at G:30 p. m . Sermon, Schoo_l has ?een, rated_ amon~ the desired mostly to be a school teach- She is now educational chairman Holy Days. "To Your Tents, 0 Israel." Morning ! ~est m J ewi sh Educational C1rcles er but her father and mother de· of the Providence chapter of Hadas Sen·ices for YonJ :Kippur will co m- Services: Saturday, September 30th, m the country. murred, maintaining that girls who sah. She delivers a paper every mence Friday evenmg, Sep_t ember 291 at 8 :30. Memorial Service: 10:30 a. GIFTS became school teachers became spin- month during the season on things at sunset with the recitat10.n of Kol I m. Sermon, "The \Vorld's Lost _S oul.n The Religious School of the Tem- sters and they did not want that to Kidre, a nd Saturday morning at 9 Chi ldren's Yorn Kippur Service: 2 pie wi shes to extend its thanks for happen in thei r family. To placa te o'clock.. . . . o'clock in the 1~1ai!~ . Sy~agogue. Ser- the generous gift of Mrs. Ruth her family s he took the civil ser vice Rabb, Schusshe1m will be assisted I mon by Rabbi: A New Year- A Markoff to the Scholarship Fund of examinations in order to become a by Cantor Igor Gruenb~rg, who IS [ )l'ew Start." the Religious School, which she has li brarian in the Boston Public Li well known to the Prondence con:i- CHILDREN'S SERVICE . given in memory of her departed bra ry. The library and the Boston mun.ity and ~e~nple mem~ers for hi s As in previous years, spec1~ l Ihusband; to Mr. and Mrs. J . Berk- Athanaeum offered her posi t ions splendid rendition of services at pre- Children's Services will be held Ill elhammer for a gift to the Libra ry but her family moved to Pro,·idence Yi ous High Holy Days.. A_ well the vestry on the mornings of both Fund of the Temple in honor of and she took neither. She wi shed to trained choir under the direction of days of Rosh Hashonah, a nd on the their son's Confirmation; and to the continue her education but attend the Cantor and J onas -~oldenberg morning of Yorn Kippur, at 10:30, Mothers' Club of last year's Confir ance in colleges by J ewish gi rls was will as:- ist with the _rendition of the a nd will be in charge of the Junio r mation Class for a gift of $20 in be- frowned upon by their families. E\·en t raditional a nd classic Hebrew me}o- Congregation of the Religious half of the class. fini shing hi gh school in those d~ys I dies. I School. The services will be in charge BAR M ITZ VAH OF was unusual. The goal of J ewish It is the purpose of the congrega- of Mr. Weiser a nd Mr. B1eglesen, of DOUGL ,\ S S IEGEL gi rls, after fiNshing grammar school l1 tion to utilize this High Holy Da ys t he Reli gious School staff, but will - was to get married. occasion t o restore a sense of confi- be conducted entirely by the pupils This coming Sabbath morning, dence in the possibilities of the de- themsek es. The annual Yorn h..ippu r September 16th, Doug las Siegel will When the Stoneman iamily mo\· ed Yeloping a real. synagogu e_ and com- 1 Day Ch ildre 1_1' s Servic~ will be held celebrate hi s Ba r Mitzvah. He is to Providence Mrs. Fain found they munity center m the section whe re at 2 o'clock m the Mam Synagogue. the son of Mr. a nd Mrs. In·i ng Sieg had no organizations for young wo the Co ngregation functions. For that A D~ II SSI0:-1 CA RDS F OR HOLY e l who extend a cordial invitation men. There were but t wo charitable purpose membership has been placed DAYS to their friends to attend. The Con- societies, the Ladies' Unio n _.\id and wi t hin the reach of everyone's fi - Sol Cohen chairman of t he High g regation extends its heartiest Ma- the Montifiore Society, both clubs for nancial possibilities so that no one Holy Da y co ~lmittee announces that zeltov to the parents of the boy. older women. The ye ung girls of the community formed a club which need feel himself unsynagogued. The he and t he membe rs' of hi s commit- TE ~'I PLE BU LLETI N APPEARS thev named the /j Young \Vomen's community is urged to ~- espor:id by tee will be ready to meet all who The Temple Bulletin will begin its Hebrew Club." It has no relation to associating thems_ekes with th_i s en- , desire admission cards for the Hi gh ninth successive year with the ap the present Young \V om~n's H_ebr_ew df:a \·or from which all Prondence IH oly Da ys at the Temple on the pearance today of the Rosh Hasho club. Charity was their obJectiYe w1ll benefit. foll owing dates: Saturday, Septem- nah numbe r. This issue ·will contain and they met each week in each To serve the community the Co n- ber 16, from 7 to 10 p. m. Sunday, eight pages of reading matter, Tem member 's home and paid a qua rter gregation is concentrating 01_1 the ?e- , September 17th, from 8 to 1 a. m. pie news, and greetings. Mrs. George a week as dues. In order to augment velopment of a fin e school m which a nd 3 to 7 p. m. Monday, Septem- Gerber is chairrman of the g reet their treasury they would sp <:' nsor a t he teachings of J udaism will be pre- ber 18th, from 7 to 10 p. m. Tues- ings committee. dance once a year. :r.,,rrs. F am was sented by capable teachers carry- 1 day, September 19th, from 7 t o 10 p. secretary and ·chairman of the in ing out a thoroughly prepared cur- , m. ~!embers of the coni,regation are CO LLEGE STUO-El\TS vestigating committee through the ri culum under the supervision of 1 urged to come to see t lus committee Because of the large number of existence of the club. Rabi Schussheim. Graduates of early without delay. coll ege students who attend t he High ~IR S. ALFRED A. FAIN years haYe already achieved di_stinc- 1 SELIHOTH SERV ICE Ho_l)'. Day services and the many ac- She qualified for a position as tio~ in their la~~r efforts both m ~h e [ On Sunday morning, September t1nt1es throughout the year for co l night school teacher for the Doyle busmess trad1t1on of_ developmg- 7th, at 7 o'clock, the Selihoth Ser- lege men and women, the Temple A venue school. After t eaching a pertaining t o things Jewish. In or 1 young _men and wom_en m our school 1 \·ice \\·il l be chanted in the main syn- well desen·es the title uThe Co l week her father prevailed upon her der to keep in touch with all vital to give up her work because she had J ewish issues Mrs. F ai n reads a ll who will reflect cr~d1t_ bo~h on them- agogue by Cantor Be~tman. :Vl en:i- lege Cong regation." All students ar e to come home alone at JO o'clock at J ewish magazines and newspapers. seh·es and on the mstltut10n. I bers of the congregation and thell' mos~ welcome to the High Holy Day night and he thought that was t oo Mrs. Fain maintains, " My only re Registration for the Hebrew friends are urged to attend in order sei:vic es. Please apply to the rabbi late for proper young women to be gret is that the ProYid ence J ewi sh School is co ntinuing daily and_ ses- to begin the holiday season appro- fo1 a special admission card. out on the street alone. women haYe made themselves con sions have already begun. Re~stra- priately. She then became her father's sec spicuous by their absence from civic tion for the Sunday School will be CE~I ETERY VIS ITATION . J. FINEMAN Inc. activities such as the League of announced sho~· tly ~nd ~he parent: The .-\n{l~al C~ m_etery \ '1~1tati<;>n I KOSHER ,tARkET r etary at the 1\arragansett Grocery Au- Women Voters and the local . T. R. A. of the commumty a1e m ged to look and Open Religious Sernce will I · Company and kept that position un for this a nnouncement. be held on the first day of Selihoth, Boston nnd H~i'~t Y(tu~-ili~!-C11.ts of th e til her marriage to Alfred A. Fain. drive. It is r eally regretta ble that Mrs. Fain then retired from social such Yital times have failed to pro All other departments of the con- Sunday, September 17th, at 11 FRESH POULTRY D•\ILY work and began to raise a family. duce a ny outstanding J ewish women g_regat}on, have_ ~l~o assumed th~i r o·clock on the Temp le grounds at Daily Delivery Anywhere She has five children, Edgar, Irving, doing outstanding work. We have :\ ew Year s act1v1t1es a nd hope, with Lincoln Park. Rabbi Goldman, an NEWS OF INTEREST TO MEN I COLLEGE COUNTRY CLUB SPORTS Harry Covin is SPORTING J Feted by Business WORLD GEO~GC And So Associates Here Jzws WRITTEJI Fotl TlfE JEWISH HERALD ' Jy JOEL Doings at the ~ ation.al covered that he .,-as the unfortunate About 70 members of the \\"hat It was a grand tournament that possessor of a fragile jaw. Although Cheer district of the 11etropolitan t he C . S. L. T . A. ran off at the a lot of laws ha,·e been passed late The Days Pass Life Insurance Co. attended a dinner courts of the \\"est Side Tennis Club ly there is still no law against try· Saturday e\·ening at t he ~arragan- at Forest Hills last week. ~ ow t hat ing. sen Hotel in honor of Harn- Co,; n. a champion has been duly crowned former manager of the d.isrI'ict. llr. I thought you might be interested The Reason for Ros.s's Title Fight- Co,in "7 11 lea,·e \"\---it hin a week or in kno"---ing ,-..- hat happened to the S30.000 n,o to assume duties as manager of small handiul of J ewish boys who \\"h ~ ld ·t ~ t f S30 the Bridgeport. Conn. office of the competed. I ? 0 '' ou n a spor or ,- company. :.\1 arco Hecht g ot nearest the final OOO · :\Ir. Co,in was presented a gift by round. In t he second day oi play Barney Ros~ Ra.sofsk.r asked Ben- B-E-..\.-~- 0 j .. Farther up in the grocery booth the assembled staff a.nd Toastmaster he eliminated the ,·eteran Dick \\"ii· ney Leonard the question when the ··Here. here, here ! ! ! Step right : Don·t cover up your iaces. girls Julius :.\.Iusen introduced t he follo"·· liams former title holder in a long o~d li_ghtw.ei~ht leader comm~nded up, ladies and gentlemen . ten . .. I know you all, and ~-ou ha\·e ing speakers: ..\ a.ran Bromson, Louis back court duel to ga.in the third him Ior g-inng Tony Canzoneri an cents a card, three for a quart.er n·t changed either. except that a few Bernstein, Louis Benjamin. Dr. Sam- round '""here he ran into the expertlv other chance less than three months . .. Bingo, bingo. bingo : take a oi you haYe put on just a teeney uel I. :Kennison, Harry Segool, who handled racquet of Fred Perry, coll- :1-fter_ acq.uirin~ thE;_ _cro\"\-n. Th.is he chance on the latest novelry game .. weeny little bit of weight'. will succeed :\Ir. Co,i n as manager queror of \"ines. Cochet, et al. The 1s doing m going n1teen rounds for aD't" orize on the board . a dime J eanette Zura. ( )lrs. Blumen- of the \\"hat Cheer district; Andrew Englishman put in pressure and th~ first time at the Polo Grounds i.n a chance, three for a quarter thal) is in charge .. and here Gerry, newly appointed manager of Hec.h~ went _out in st~_ght sets . -· a 1ew days. Bingo, bingo, bingo ) '. ! ., · are E thel Blackman ( )lrs. )lax the Pro,idence district: Peter Reilk. Ju_hus Sel.tgman, P1?~mg .the be::, L ·"But that isn·t the onl, reason, Time: - e,·ery e'lening this Cohen) Dot Glantz (another Alfred Finklestein, F rank :.\I eeha.ri tenms ~e has shown smce his under- Benny,': smiled the graciollS Chicago week . .. Place: - Baird ~ orth )lrs. Cohen!) Gussy :\"ochemson. and Harry Bloomberg, president of g raduate d?3-YS ~~hen he captured th: youngster, as they chatted on the loL corner Ontario and Broad ( )lrs. Eps tein) Anna \\'unsch. t he Pro,idence F raternal Associa- I~tercollegi~f:e title_,_ had the ba_d luc~ 1 porch of his rustic bungalow o,er- streets ... E\""ent: - Carnfral of ()lrs. Cowan) . Further up the tion. / or tht; dra" !!1 ha, mg to mee~ J a~k Il ooking glassy Lake Swannanoa. the Rhode Island Post., Je~;sh line, acting as cash.iers and Cra"-rord., \\ imbeldon chmap10n m " . War \·eterans of the C S. salesladies ... Olrs. Paul Rob- the second round. The chunky J ew- I really mean it "hen I tell you ..\. s.,-ellegant bunch oi boys, and in) Dorothy 0stro,, Olrs. Poli- Montreal Solons ish boy irom Xew York put up a that If I "':11 t _pro,·e_" orthy of the a peachy group of girls, trying their tzer) Etta Fish. ( ~lrs. Swerl· game fight but "·ent out in straight tit}~ 1 don t ";ant It. 'f?e re!eree le,el be.Et to make some mone, i or ing) Dora Fain. ( ~t rs. Paster ) Aidin R f seis. 6-4, 6-3, 6-J. Iga, e Canzone_n a d.raw m Chicago a really worthy cause-welfare ·"·ork I )lae ~tarshak. ( ~lrs. ~layber g) g e ugeeS Winning his first round maich in a;1d many betie,·ed _he won. P e_rhaJ>S among the J ewis.h ex-seITice men Anna and Florence Zellemayer. I a fo~r set go \Yi~h \Y atts of the C. u I __b : a_t h!m ~ec1s1__ ,·ely ~ere m his S. :\., J ohnny :-. ogrady plaring in b_ack ,ard the, _ma) begtn to men ... You\·e GOT to go o,·er there, Olrs. Field and ~!rs. Sil