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THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE May 4, 1928 2 ipiHiiuiiiniiiiiiiiiim 1 Social and Personal 1 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Miss Rachel Becker and niece, Miss Mina Nathan, have returned from an extended trip East. Miss Bertha M. Schwartz entertained in her home in" honor of Miss Beatrice--P. Hoffman, whose engagement to Nathan P. Philips was announced recently.

Among those present were Misses Sally Elizabeth Ferris, Rose Blumberg, Elizabeth Kitz-row, Mina Posner, Ida Smith, Frieda Phillips, Rosalind Holman and Beatrice Hoffman. BROTHERS ME EL NEW YORK ihwiiih Items of interest for these columns may be telephoned, mailed or brought to the office of The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, 383 Milwaukee Street, Pioneer Bldg. (fourth floor) phone Broadway 8900. All matter should reach this office not later than Wednesday evening to insure publication in issue of the week. Furniture Sale -Suites for Every Room -Hundreds of Occasional Pieces -At Remarkably Low Prices.

opportunity for the June Bride, as well Home Furnishers who demand quality. PHILADELPHIA STORA REMODELING REPAIRING Latest Modes in Spring and Summer Furs A large assortment of Chokers in all shades of Foxes, Stone Martens, Baum Martens, Sables, etc. Order Your Fur Coat NOW! We make fur coats to order from manufacturer direct to you effecting large savings for you! A small deposit and we will keep your purchase for you! H. ELMAN CO. Manufacturing Furriers 382 Twelfth St.

Grand 335(5 Mrs. Ada Stern who spent the winter in the West, has returned to the city and is residing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Michel-stetter, Downer avenue. Miss Rena Heller, 6306 Grand avenue, Wauwatosa, will entertain at Tea Sunday, May 6, from 4 to 6, in honor of Miss Jeanette Kaiser, whose marriage to Mose Gerecht of Los Angeles will take place in June. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Reel and family are stopping at the Shorecrest Hotel for a few weeks. They intend to leave for a European trip in the near future. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Kraus and children of Capitol drive are spending the summer at Santa Monica, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marshall, Ap-pleton, spent a few days in the city visiting relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Miller have moved from 1350 Farwell avenue and are now occupying an apartment at the Shorecrest Hotel. Miss Gladys Rafalow of 621 Thirty-second street gave a luncheon and bridge party at her home on Thursday, April 26, in honor of Mrs. J. Diamond.

Mrs. Diamond was formerly Rosalie Brachman. Mr. Jack Smith, Forty-ninth street, has returned from a visit in Florida. The Shop Distinctive' Don't Worry About Parking Your Car! Reel customers have no ireed to worry about their cars.

No charge and no time-limit if you're shopping at Reels. Drive into the Reel Parking Station, 182-2nd street, opposite the City Bank. Ask for a Reel Parking Ticket and have it countersigned at the store. Simple and convenient. A "Reel" Service! NORMAL DOWNER SWEET SHOP HOME OF THE HOT FUDGE MRS.

A. BECKER. Proprietor 842 Downer Ave. Tel. Edgewood 882 S.

F. PEACOCK SON 566 VAN BUREN STREET BROADWAY 3738 Our Work and Service Satisfies Particular People UNIVERSAL CLEANERS AND DYERS Tel. Concord 181 638 Third St. 215 Reservoir Ave. Private Chapel Mr.

and Mrs. David Stern and family have moved from 575 Hackett avenue to their new home at 1009 Hackett avenue. The True Sisters Society will hold its annual meeting and a card party on Wednesday, May 9, at Gimbel's Grill room at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Irving Breslauer and son have returned from a two weeks' visit in Chicago.

Mrs. Julian H. Stein has gone to Pittsburgh to visit her mother Mrs. Leo A. Weil.

She will be gone about ten days. Mrs. Wilford Newman and son are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Braunfeld, Linwood avenue.

Miss Ethel Polacheck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Polacheck, 2614 Cedar street, contributes an article on the "Typical Picaresque English Romances of the Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries" to the April issue of the Smith college monthly. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry J. Mandelker, 724 Prospect avenue, announce the birth of a son on Friday, April 27. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Werner, Maryland avenue, who spent the winter in Tampa, have returned to the city.

Mrs. Julia D. Bowers and Miss Frieda Dalberg were hostesses at a bridge-luncheon on Tuesday and a 7 o'clock dinner followed by bridge. One of the smartest social affairs of the season is Milwaukee Downer's Senior Prom, a dinner dance to be held at the Wisconsin Club May 11 at 7 o'clock. Among those who have made reservations are Beatrice Klaf-ter, Dorothy Lowenstein, Chicago, Rose Cohen, Cecelia Isaacman, Evelyn Izner, Celina Feld, Ida Bach and Helen Miller.

On Saturday evening, May 12, a post-informal will be held at the Athenaeum. Mrs. Hilda Polacheck and family have moved from 1087 Frederick avenue to 1097 Murray avenue. Dr. and Mrs.

Alfred N. Baer will sail for Germany on Saturday, May 5. They are planning to remain for three months. Mrs. Sam Jaccbson and Mrs.

Irving Weil were hostesses at luncheon and cards in the Gold Room -of the Hotel Wisconsin on Saturday, April 28. Mrs. Charles L. Wirth, Newport avenue, has returned to the city after having spent several weeks at French Lick Springs. Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Horwitz and family have moved from 1064 Forty-ninth street to 1087 Frederick avenue. Nowhere a lovlier setting for lovely clothes than in our new shop at 147 E.

Wisconsin Ave. FOR REAL SERVICE in Direct-Mail Advertising, Call on JACK'S LETTER SERVICE LOUIS ROOS, President Multigraphing, Addressing, Etc. Seventh Floor, Brumder Bldg. Brdwy. 1161 Furniture Storage Moving Packing and Shipping Specially constructed rooms for storing RUGS and PIANOS.

Government approved FUMIGATING VAULT for destroying moths in overstuffed furniture, rugs, furs and draperies. United Fire Proof Warehouse Co. 392 Prospect Avenue Lakeside 4800 Lady Assistant MILWAUKEE Monday Begins Our Famous CALENDAR OF EVENTS Saturday 5th Pioneer Womens Group (Jewish Book Week at Public Library) Exhibit Sunday 6th Pioneer Womens Group (Jewish Book Week at Public Library) Exhibit Avukah Society 3 P.M. Ha-Kodimo Club 3 P. M.

Monday 7th Pioneer Womens Group (Jewish Book Week at Public Library) Exhibit Tuesday 8th Council of Jewish Women (Board Meeting-) 10 A.M. Ladies Auxiliary, Mt. Sinai Hospital 9 :30 P. M. Federated Jewish Charities Board.

.7:30 P. M. Marquette Menorah Society 8:15 P.M. Wednesday 9th Pioneer Womens Group (Jewish Book Week) Dr. Felix Mendelsohn, speaker.

.2 P. M. Mothers Club Abraham Lincoln House 2:30 P.M. Thursday 10th Pioneer Womens Group (Jewish Book Week Public Library) Exhibit Gilead Lodge No. 41 8 P.M.

Friday 11th Pioneer Womens Group (Jewish Book Week Public Library) Exhibit Temple Services 8 P. M. Sunday 13th Congregational Supper Temple Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun 6 P. M. Avukah Society 3 P.

M. Ha-Kodimo Club 3 P. M. Tuesday 15th Ladies Auxiliary Mt. Sinai Hospital P.M.

Wednesday 16th Womens. Welfare Board-. Mothers Club Abraham Lincoln House 2:30 P.M. Friday 18th Temple Services 8 P. M.

Sunday 20th Avukah Society 3P.M. Ha-Kodimo Club 3 P. Tuesday 22nd Ladies Auxiliary Mt. Sinai Hospital 9 :30 P. M.

Friday 25th Temple Services 8 P. M. Saturday 26th May Dance Ladies Auxiliary Home for Dependent Children OBITUARY MRS. GITTELL GROSSMAN Funeral services for Mrs. Gittell Grossman, who died on Wednesday, May 2, at the age of 80, were held at the residence, 940 Tenth street on Thursday afternoon, May 3, with interment at Beth Medosh Godel cemetery.

Mrs. Grossman was the wife of Moses Grossman, and the mother of Messrs. Louis, Joseph, Peter and Frank Grossman, and Mrs. Rose Vinarsky and Mrs. Celia Brossell, all of this city.

ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH Over 300 people attended the A.Z.A. Spring frolic and dance held at the Golden Links temple on May 2. Special features of the entertainment were a tap dance team composed of Albert Gold and Hy Rich and a prize waltz won by Rosalind Rapkin and Tommy Rosenberg. Dorothy Goldman and Albert Gold received the second prize. The local A.Z.A.

soft ball team defeated the Lincoln House A. C. last Sunday. Eddie Friedman pitched for the A.Z.A.'s and practically won his own game by making twelve strikeouts. Aleph Friedman was captain of last year's team.

The tennis and golf teams are practicing regularly and are desirous for contests with local teams. On May 16 the fourth anniversary class will be initiated into the chapter and a delegate to attend the fifth International convention at Denver will be elected. Members are reminded that the quarterly dues must be paid to retain membership in the Order. Aleph Gisbor Sol Lewensohn wishes to emphasize this to all delinquent members. LADIES SOCIETY, HOME DEPENDENT CHILDREN The Ladies Society for the Home of Dependent Jewish Children will install their newly elected officers Tues-evening, May 8, at the Community Hall of the Temple Anshe Lebovitz, corner Eleventh and Reservoir.

The board of directors and the young ladies auxiliary of the Home will take part in the celebration. Refreshments will be served and an elaborate program has been arranged for the 7-Day A marvelous as other if our Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frank are spending several weeks in the East. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Plotkin were pleasantly surprised at their home, 749 Forty-eighth street, on Sunday, April 29, on the occasion of their 18th wedding anniversary. Those present were Messrs. and Mmes.

L. D. Fisher, D. Marks, J. Bines, S.

Rosenfeld, M. Stein, B. Mendelson, J. Mandelker, J. Laufer, H.

Goodman, M. Plotkin, and Mrs. S. Cohen of Chicago. Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Hirsch are visiting their son, Leslie, in Toledo, O. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sondel and family have moved from 727 Frederick avenue to 1053 Cramer street.

Miss Irene Levy, who has been East for several months returned to the city. Mr. and Mrs. David Polacheck and daughter, Myra, Prospect avenue, have returned from Florida, where they spent the winter. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry J. Mandelker have moved from 930 Cramer street and are now residing at 724 Prospect avenue. Miss Ruth Polacheck, Stowell avenue, has left for Memphis, to attend the Social Workers Confer ence. Mr.

and Mrs. Jules Kauders, Shep-ard avenue, have returned to the city after spending the winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herz have moved from 421 Webster place to 560 Murray avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Bender, Cramer street, have left for a visit in Ko-komo, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kann have moved from 2328 McKinley boulevard to 578 Cramer street. Miss Frieda Poss has returned from Florida where she spent several months. A daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Goodman, 456 Ivanhoe place, on April 20. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levy, 999 Fortieth street, have moved to 749 Maryland avenue.

Council, Jewish Women The Board of the Council of Jewish Women will hold a meeting in the Community House of Temple Emanu-El B'ne Jeshurun Tuesday morning, May 10, at 10 a. m. Hadassah Theatre Party Plans for Hadassah's annual benefit performance to be given this year at the Alhambra theater the week of May 14 are well under way. The purpose of this performance is to complete Hadassah's quota. The co-operation of everyone is urged to make this the most successful theater party in the history of the organization.

Board Meeting A meeting of the Board of Directors of the Milwaukee Chapter of Hadassah is to be held Wednesday afternoon May 9 at 2:30 in room 156, Hotel Wisconsin. It is important that all members of the Board attend this meeting. JUNIOR HADASSAH The Milwaukee Juniors are honoring its mother organization, Milwaukee Chapter of Hadassah, at a meeting on May 7, at the Gymal Doled club rooms. Invitations have been sent to each Hadassah member and they are all urged to be present. Among those who will appear on the program will be Ethel Silver, a very talented pianist and Ilsa Wie-senborn, vocalist.

Goldie Kastrul will give "A Junior Impression of Henrietta Szold." Mildred Druskin will talk on "Junior Hadassah and the Nurses Training School." Baron Huenefeld Is Son of Jewish Mother Berlin. (J.T.A.) Baron Gunther von Huenefeld, financial backer and passenger of the Bremen on the first westward transatlantic flight, is the son of a Jewish mother, "Das Berlin-ner Tageblatt" declares. The announcement was made to counteract the anti-Semitic propagan da which has been carried on by the Deutschnazionale newspapers in connection with the flight. Baron Huenefeld's mother was the daughter of the German Jewish merchant, Marcus Lachman. She is a cousin of the publishers of the "Berlinner Tageblatt," Lachmann and Rudolf Mosse.

Announcing Opening NEW UPTOWN BAKERY LOUIS COHN, Prop. Sunday, May 6 th Home made Wheat and Rye Bread, Rolls, Macaroons. Cream Puffs, assorted cookies and cakes. 5001 CENTER STREET CONTINUED pat n-age is the satisfactory tribute which our friends pay to the quality of foods and service that have always characterized the Badger Room. Our special Sunday Dinner in the Coffee Shop is popular.

You will appreciate it. $1.00 11:30 a. m. to 8:30 p. m.

Lunch at the Badger Room Week Days Jack Chapman and His Orchestra entertain daly from 12 to 2, 6 to 8 and 9:30 to 12:30 'rili i-WZL' noiei wis co ii sin $1.50 11:30 a. m. to 2:30 p. m. 5:30 p.

m. to 8:30 p. m. Charge Except Nights the efforts of Hadassah leaders, is in distinct and conscious violation of the purpose for which Hadassah has been organized and the trust which has been reposed in this organization by the Zionists in America. "I believe that in addition to their unconstitutionality these acts have been conceived and carried out in a spirit of such bitterness and such personal animosity as to introduce into Zionist ranks a spirit of rancor and hatred unbecoming to Jews and to Zionists, and is inconsistent with an organization which has appealed to the country on grounds of womanly interest in the social welfare problems of Palestine." Zionist Prisoner Shot in Soviet Jail Riga.

(J.T.A.) Samuel Bron-stein, one of the leaders of the Ha-'shomer Zionist youth organization in Russia, was shot by the guards in a Chiwa prison, because of his protest against ill treatment. Bronstein, who is a native of Odessa, was exiled to Usbekistan for Zionist activities. No Cover Saturday Mrs. Archibald Silverman Resigns as Vice-President Of Hadassah New York. (J.T.A.) Mrs.

Archibald Silverman, a vice-president of the Hadassah, Women's Zionist Organization, announced her resignation from that office. Her step followed a meeting on Sunday of the National Board of Hadassah which adopted a resolution of "no confidence" in the present Zionist Administration and made other decisions which Mrs. Silverman characterized as a "violation" of Hadassah's purpose. Mrs. Silverman, who has been identified with the Zionist movement in America for 22 years, said in her letter of resignation, which was addressed to Mrs.

Irma Lindheim, president of Hadassah: "I am compelled by the course which events have taken in the Hadassah Organization to tender my resignation as a vice-president of the organization. "I am convinced that the action recently taken at the meeting of the National Board on April 22, which had been gradually prepared through EXCLUSIVELY JEWISH UNDERTAKER HARRY B. GOODMAN Funeral Director and Embalmer 771 TEUTONIA AVE. (South of North Ave.) Chapel: Tel. Lincoln 1252 Tel.

Kilbourn 9035 Mr. Goodman is the only licensed Jewish Embalmer in Wisconsin. 73e has been associated for 19 years with the best known undertaking- firms in Milwaukee. He Is to personal chargre of his funeral establishment..