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Much interest is centered about the
Thanksgiving dance to be given by
Pisgah Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B. B.,
Thursday evening, November 27, in
the ball-room of the Statler hotel, as
it marks not only the first large so-
cial event of the season, but as well
the first distinctly social event given
by Pisgah lodge.
Plans for the dance have been com-
pleted by the committee and will in-
clude beside dancing to the music of
one of the finest orchestras in the city,
an interesting program of entertain-
ment for intermissions. Both even-
ing and informal dress will lie proper
for the occasion.
Joseph J. Cummins is chairman of
the committee on arrangements. As-
sisting hint are Bernard Ginsburg,
Nathaniel Goldstick, I. L. Braun and
Myer S. Fink. Tickets may now be
procured from members of the com-
mittee and lodge numbers.
Shaarey Zedek Notes.
Thanksgiving Service.
.\ committee headed by J. II. Ehrl-
ich is making preparations for a
Thanksgiving service. Thursday, No-
vember 27, at 7 a. 111., at the Syna-
gogue. An appropriate sermon will
be delivered by Rabbi A. NI. Hersh-
man. A splendid musical program
has been arranged by Cantor Alin
kowsky and an enlarged choir.
Chanukah Play.
Sabbath school children of Shaarey
Zedeck have commenced rehearsals
oil a Chanukah farce entitled, "\Vhat's
Tonight?" to be given November 23.
The playlet is a very humorus one
and a large number of clever young-
sters are participating in it.
Scout Movement.
Plans are underway for the forma-
tion of Boy Scout and Girl Scout
troops among the children of the
Saulson.
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Sabbath School. E.
former Jewish NVelfare official, is in
charge of the work.
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Furnished 22 beautiful and cozy 4-room
apartments in the Evangelic Apartments
110 E. Garfield Ave.
Mr. L. A. Sherman, owner of these
apartments states that "Friedenberg's sat-
isfied me entirely in every detail.
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There was a large attendance at
the meeting of Congregation Eman-
uel, held at the residence of Mr.
l.ouis J. Shapiro on Tuesday even-
ing. The enthusiasm displayed was
indicative of much greater accom-
plishments than was at first planned.
A mass meeting will be held short-
ly, the time and place to be an-
nounced in these columns in a later
issue. Parents are urged to be pres-
ent at that time to enroll their chil-
dren in the Sabbath school. The
present small temporary building
will accommodate a limited number
of pupils. and those desiring tuition
must apply quickly. From appear-
ances it is quite apparent that the
facilities of the school will he taxed.
Meanwhile, Rabbi Gordon will con-
tinue to receive both application for
the enrollment of children as well as
for membership in the synagogue.
Rabbi Gordon's phone number is
Northway 1255-R.
The next meeting will be held at
the residence of Mr. Herman Fisher,
486 Atkinson, Tuesday, Nov. II. at
8 p. in.
Most
Moderate
Prices
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of Shaarey Ze,lek
will take place Monday afternoon,
November 10, at 2:30. A fine pro-
gram has been arranged which will
be followed by a social half hour
over the tea-cups.
Prof. Samuel Levin will give a
short talk on the Young Judaean
movement which has made such a
splendid start in this city, and which
bids fair to branch out and do telling
work for Jewish youth.
:Hiss Sylvia Simons will be the
pianist of the afternoon. Mrs. A.
Lapin-Cohen will sing.
NEWSBOYS' ASSOCIATION
TO MEET SUNDAY
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The weekly meeting of the News-
boys' Association will be held on
Sunday evening at seven thirty
o'clock. at Wheelman's Hall, 53
Adams Ave. E. George Engel, Corn-
sinner of Public Works, will address
the boys, asking them to help in the
campaign for cleaner streets. A fine
musical program will be given and
cash prizes will be offered the boys
for the best recitations or stunt. The
public is cordially invited to attend
these meetings.
Architects have filed plans for
synagogue to be erected for Congre-
gation Beth El of Borough Park,
Brooklyn, on the southwest corner of
Fifteenth avenue and Forty-eighth
street, on a plot 100x120, to cost $350,-
000. The•building will be surmounted
by a large Gustavino dome and will
have
a seating caparity of 1,500.
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Hear Prof. Stanley
Prof. Albert .N. Stanley, Dean of
the University of Nlichigan School of
Music, in his lecture before the Jew-
ish NVoman's Club, Sunday. Novem-
ber on "How to Listen to Symphony
M usic," gave exhaustive interpreta-
tions of art and explained at length
the science of creative listening, giv-
ing many personal reminiscences of
his experiences in many large Europ-
ean musical centers.
Prof. Stanley said that many who
listen to music are tone-deaf and
deeply deplored the fact that pro-
grams Were not studied before instead
of during the concert. He illustrated
tonal effects on both blackboard and
keyboard and in that manner made
portions of the Beethoven Symphony
much clearer to his listeners. He paid
an eloquent tribute to the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra.
The first movement of Beethoven
Fifth Symphony, arranged for four
hands, was exquisitely rendered by
two of Detroit's talented musicians .
Mrs. Avery Ginsberg and Mrs. Her -
man Rosenhain.
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Plans Completed for Victory
Dance Tuesday, Nov. 11.
PROF. SAM LEVIN TO
ADDRESS LADIES' AUX.
Repairing
Refinishing
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Upholstering
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Announcing
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meeting which promises to be un-
usually successful has been planned
for Sunday evening. Nov. 9, at 8:15.
On this occasion Dick \\lining and
Eddie NIcGrath will sing the newest
popular songs. .A prominent speaker
will give a short address on softie live
topic of the day. There will be a
short business meeting followed by
dancing iii the gymnasium. Finzel's
orchestra will furnish the music.
On 'Wednesday evening, Nov. 5. a
Patriotic Rally was held in the large
auditorium under the auspices of the
Y. P. S. and the J. I.. Hudson Sym-
phony Orchestra and Quartet gave an
unusually splendid concert. It was
well attended and well worth while
and the Y. P. S. are planning a num-
ber of concerts of a similar nature to
be given throughout the winter.
On Nov. 23 a joint meeting will he
held with the Jewish \Voinan's Club.
Professor Sprague, of the D. of M.,
will deliver an address. A reception
and dance will conclude the evening's
entertainment.
l'rof. Leroy NN'aterman, head of the
Semitic department of the University
of Michigan, will address the Young
Peoples Auxiliary of Shaarey Zedek
at the synagogue, corner Willis and
Brush streets, \Vednesday, November
12, on the subject "Songs of the
North." Prof. \Vaterman, who is a
noted authority on the subject of se-
mitics. is an interesting and forceful
speaker. and his message will un-
doubtedly prove timely and eminent-
ly Worth while.
Following Prof. \Vaterman's talk a
musical program of merit has been ar-
ranged by Miss Hattie Gittlernan.
NI iss Phyllis Zuckerman, delightful
soprano, heads the musicians who 14'01
contribute their talents to the enter-
tainment.
At the NN'ednesilay meeting also the
cast for the musical comedy to be lire-
sented by the Y. P. A. this winter at
a down town theatre will lie chosen ,
by Arthur-Dudley Cohen and Sey-
mour Simons who are managing the
production. An excellent musical
score and libretto have been selected
from the several submitted by mem-
bers of the organiations and will pro-
vide parts for a great number of
young men and women.
Plans for the Victory dance to be
given at the synagogue, Tuesday, No-
vember II, in comtnemoration of the
signing of the armistice are rapidly
nearing completion. Patriotic deco-
rations and martial music will charac-
terize the event. Popular entertain-
ers will perform during intermissions.
The committee on arrangements for
the dance is headed by Harry Satov-
sky. The regular weekly dances of
the Auxiliary will be resumed Sunday,
November 23.
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Pisgah's First Social
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