The Sentinel, v.090 no. 03, 1933

              THE SENTINEL April 21, 1933
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Engwments
Mr. and Mrs. A. Homer, 4945 North
Central Park avenue, announce the en-gagement
of their sister, Mary Rosilyn
Lipsky, 4701 North Monticello avenue,
to Mr. I. S. Robins on April 16. The
wedding will take place this June.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Leff, 842 North
Washtenaw avenue, announce the be-trothal
of their daughter, Hana Har-riet,
to Nathan Pinas, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Pinas, 1309 South Kildare
avenue. The wedding will take place
at the Stevens hotel June 11.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Schaeffer, 928
Winona street, announce the engage-ment
of their daughter, Florence, to
Chester Bernstein, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Bernstein, 6146 Vernon ave-nue.
The engagement is announced of
Ruth Werthamer, daughter of Mrs.
Nathan Werthamer, 5529 Washington
boulevard, to Samuel Wasserstrom, son
of the Adolph Wasserstroms of Colo-rado
Springs.
DEMONSTRATION OF PHYSICAL
EDUCATION BY A. B. C. AND
DEBORAH BOYS' CLUB
The American Boy's Commonwealth
and the Deborah Boys' Club, two of
the largest boys clubs in Chicago and
both located on the West Side, will
stage a two hour demonstration of
physical education on the nights of
April 23 and 24. The demonstration
will be held at the American Boys'
Commonwealth gymnasium, 3415 West
Thirteenth place. The program will
include free exercise drills, adagic
work exhibit, Spanish tap dance, bas-ketball
fundamental drill, Swedish ex-ercises,
pingpong match, boxing, wrest-ling,
Russian dance, horizontal bar ex-hibit,
tumbling and pyramid exhibits,
pirate dance and other novelty enter-tainment.
The Deborah championship basket-ball
team in the City A. A. F. tourna-
-ment as well as the American Boys'
Commonwealth 85 pound champions
will participate in the demonstration.
A number of outstanding athletes have
been invited to aid in staging the pro-gram.
Among these are Leonard
Cohen, inter-city Golden Glove cham-pion,
and Barney Ross.
More than 200 youngsters will par-ticipate
in this unusual exhibit of gym-nastics,
the first of its kind to be
staged by any boys' clubs in Chicago.
In addition there will be on display ex-amples
of work of the Camera Club,
woodshop, Art Club, and other groups
sponsored by the American Boy's Com-monwealth
and the Deborah Boys'
Club.
More than 2,000 boys enjoy the
wholesome privileges afforded by the
two clubs, which are part of the proj-ects
of the Young Men's Jewish
Charities. The Deborah Boys' Club is
located at 2415 West Division street.
EMANUEL CONGREGATION
701 Buckingham Place
Felix A. Levy, rabbi. Services Fri-day
at 8:15 p. m. and Saturday at
10:15 a. m. April is being observed
as "Go-To-Temple" month under the
auspices of the Men's Club. The Con-gregation
is also celebrating the com-pletion
of Dr. Levy's twenty-fifth year
at Emanuel. On Friday, April 21, the
pulpit will be occupied by Rev. Chas.
E. Gilkey of the University of Chicago.
On Friday, April 28, Dr. Levy will
preach "An Anniversary Sermon."
Mr. E. Rosenwald will read the ser-vices.
Rabbis Abram Hirschberg, Jacob
Singer, Solomon Goldman and Samuel
Mendelsohn will be present, represent-ing
the Chicago Rabbinical Associa-tion.
The Sisterhood will serve in the
vestry rooms after the services.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
DR. WEIZMANN O. K.'S JEWISH
DAY PLANS IN LONG-DISTANCE
GREETING FROM PALESTINE
Assurance that Dr. Chaim Weiz-mann,
noted Zionist leader, would be
in Chicago to participate in the great
Jewish Day Celebration to be staged in
A Century of Progress grounds, July 3,
was given last week in a telephone
message from Haifa, Palestine.
Dr. Weizmann's call was the first to
be made over the newly-opened direct
line between Haifa and New York.
Speaking to Zionist leaders in New
York, the former international head
of the Zionist organization voiced ap-proval
of the preliminary plans an-nounced
for the Jewish Day pageant
and predicted an enthusiastic response
from the Jews of every nation.
In the meantime the plans for stag-ing
the epic pageant entitled "Romance
of a People" and for bringing 100,000
Jews to Chicago's Soldier Field to wit-ness
it are going rapidly forward. Jew-ish
leaders from many cities have al-ready
announced the perfection of or-ganizations
to take charge of local
participation in the ceremonies. Others
will act in the near future.
Cleveland's committee, according to
word just received, will be headed by
Judge Alfred L. Steuer with Isaak
Carmel acting in the capacity of exec-utive
director. A large delegation is
promised both from Cleveland and
from Cincinnati where I. 0. Abrahams
has been named chairman of the com-mittee
on participation.
St. Louis organizations will hold a
conference Sunday, April 23, and
Mendel Fisher, who has been named
executive secretary of the temporary
committee, reports plans to send a
large delegation to Chicago are under
way.
In Milwaukee a conference of the
principal Jewish organizations has
been scheduled for Sunday, April 23,
at the Jewish Center where plans for
participation will be discussed and de-cided
upon. Word has also come from
South Bend and from several smaller
communities in the Middle West that
organization work is under way.
The attendance at Jewish Day will be
enhanced by many Jewish organiza-tions
that plan to hold their annual
conventions in Chicago on the same
date as the pageant so that their dele-gates
may attend both events. These
meetings and conventions will bring
noted leaders of Jewry from all over
the world.
The cast is now being assembled for
the pageant by Isaac Van Grove, who
is in charge of staging the spectacle.
All who desire to participate are urged
to get in touch at once with Jewish
Day headquarters or to attend one of
the preliminary rehearsals.
Prospective participants can com-municate
with Mr. Van Grove at 11
South LaSalle street.
Preliminary rehearsals for dancing
and dramatic groups will be held
Wednesday evening, April 26, at 8
o'clock at the Jewish People's Insti-tute,
3500 Douglas boulevard. Sing-ing
groups and other group work will
hold preliminary rehearsals Thursday,
April 27, at 8 p. m., in the La Salle
Hotel ballroom.
All who can take part are urged to
report for one of the above rehearsals.
3,000 participants will be required for
the completed spectacle.
SOUTH SHORE TEMPLE
7215 Jeffery Avenue
Dr. G. George Fox, rabbi. Regular
services, Friday evening, April 21, at
8:15. Dr. Fox will continue the topic
"What Have We Jews To Contribute
To The World." Services Saturday at
11 a. m.
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23 North Karlov Avenue
Samuel Schwartz, rabbi. "Yoshe
Kalb-The Sinner"-will be the ser-mon
topic this Friday evening. Services
at 8:15 p. m. Saturday morning ser-vices
at 10:30 a. m.
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