THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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PISGAH LODGE
PREPARES FOR
BIG INITIATION

At the last initiation of Pisgah
Lodge hundreds were turned away
from the banquet hall because of lack
of accommodations. To avoid such
a repetition this year, letters will be
sent to each member and candidate
for membership in the lodge with
blanks attached for banquet reserva-
tions. Tickets will be $3 each and
reservations will be made in the or-
der in which they are received and
only when they are accompanied by
checks.

EWS
TITLED BRITISH STATES
VISIT UNITED(

told a reporter who found her at the

Blackstone Hotel.
any
"As splendid a lot of chaps as
in the world," was Lord Swayth-
were awfully
hng's verdict.
good to us at Great Lakes. We were
the guests of Admiral Bassett, you
know. The ,jackies,' as you call
them, drilled for us, and we saw how
they live—their bunks, their mess—
everything. I should say it is the
greatest institution of its kind in the
world."
The Swaythlings have come to
America to place their youngest son,
the Honorable Ewen Montagu, in
Harvard College.

NEW YORK—Lord and Lady
Swaythling recently arrived in this
country for a visit. 'Ihey are recog-
nized as leaders of the British Jewry.
brother
Lord Swaythling is the elder Secretary
The committee on Arrangements
of Edwin Samuel N1ontagu,
of the mammoth class-initiation of
of
State
for
India.
Lady
Swaythling
Pisgah Lodge No. 34, I. 0. li.
is a daughter of the late Col. Albert
have called a special meeting for Sun-
Goldsmid, well known internationally
day, November 30, at the club-rooms,
Glee Club To Sing.
as executive of the administration of
25 Broadway, to complete arrange-
A dance in the large ball-room wil l the great charities of the late Baron
ments for the notable communal conclude the evening's entertainment.
Hirsch.
event.
Finzel's orchestra has been engaged de Lord
Swaythling's real patronymic
The record-breaking initiation will to furnish the music and popular en-
take place at the Statler Hotel, Sun- tertainers will perform during inter- is not Montagu, lnit Samuel. The
famil
was
founded by his grandfa
day, December 14, on the seventy-
y
, who kept a watchmaker's shop
fifth birthday anniversary of Adolph missions.
One of the most interesting fea- ther
Kraus. Grand Master of the Indepen- tures of an excellently arranged pro- in Liverpool. Ilis son. Muses, father
dent Order of 11'nai Brith. The six gram will be the initial appearance of the present Lord Swaythling, es-
tablished a banking house in London,
Ail, unusually interesting and in-
hundred initiates. who will be sworn
of Pisgah Lodge - Glee Club, which, which eventually became the leading strqctive evening was et4oysd by
into the order will be to erred Merit- under the Airectorship -of I. Leonard bullion and foreign coin exchange in several hundred member's of the
hers of the "Adolph Kraus Class" in Braun, has been preparing for many
Young People's Auxiliary of Shaarey
commemoration of that venerable months fur the auspicious event. The the city. In 1894, on being created a Zedek at their bi-monthly meeting
Especially during the busy holiday season, when'the
Grand Master's natal day which will rehearsals which heretofore have been baronet, Moses obtained a license of Tuesday, November 25, at the syna-
be celebrated simultaneously in every held at the home of Henry I). Marks the Crown to change his name to gogue, corner \Villis and Brush
demands on her time are so great, the successful hostess
Montagu. Ile was created a peer in
Irnai 'frith lodge in the country.
will in the future be conducted at the
streets.
li ver S. Fink, chairman of the homes of the various members of the 1907.
Edwin Denby, former congressman,
depends on Maison Palcaux Catering Service to relieve
So strict was the late Lord Swayth-
committee and his staff of associates
ling in his orthodoxy that he stipu- who was speaker of the evening, gave
composed of Joseph J. Cummins, Si-
Kopelson is Accompanist.
a thorough and capable discussion of
her of much of the work of entertaining.
lated
in
his
will
that
any
one
of
his
mon D. Rosenzweig, Milton NI. Al-
Because of the initiatory rules and
the League of Nations, setting forth
exander, Charles Rosenthal, Leon regulations of the I. 0. B. B. pre- children who married outside the in logical and spirited manner his
Jewish faith should be deprived of
Goldsmith,
Henry
I).
NI
arks
and
Na-
Palcaux holiday specialties in candies and pastries are
cluding any but members from at- any part of his colossal fortune.
opposition to the Covenant in its
than Robinson are sparing neither tending the ceremonies. Mrs. Henry
Edwin Montagu, present form.
His second son,
time, effort nor expense toward the D. Marks, who has so generously
"fly belief is that it is to the best
would
have
been
barred
front
his
in-
different.
success of Ow event. It is hoped to contributed of her services toward
interest of the world to keep the
bring to Detroit at that time some of the Glee Club, has been replaced by heritance when he married in 1915 United States as it was and as it is
the most prominent figures of Amer- Alan Kopelson, a member of the Or- the Honorable Beatrice Stanley, —a free and independent nation, ever
Tea Room
daughter of Lord Sheffield, had she
Candies
ican Jewry and invitations to the ini-
ready to right wrongs, to destroy
der and a well-known pianist, who
tiation have been sent to Abram I. will act as accompanist at all func- not previously abjured Christianity mob-rule, to squelch riots, to preserve
Luncheons
Elkus, Jacob Schiff, lion. Henry Mor- tions at which the Club will per- for her husband's religion. Lord order and peace, to maintain justice--
Ice Cream
Sheffield
is
lay
chieftain
of
the
Con-
genthau, Rabbi Nathan Krass and form.
gregational Church in England. One but not to become a handstrong giant
Suppers
other notable Jewish figures.
The official Ode contained in the of his brothers is Monsignor Alger- with a finger in every scrap," said Mr.
Sodas
ritual has been set to music and a non Stanley, domestic prelate of the
Program
Begins
3
P.
M.
Catering
copy given each member of the or-
French Pastries
The program of the (lay which will ganization. The musical score of Pope. Another brother, the late Dethere is nothing anywhere to just-
begin at 3 o'clock in the afternoon this, as of the other songs to be in- Lord Stanley, seas a convert to Islam ify the statement that we went into
Music
has been carefully and painstakingly troduced, including the opening num- and a nephew is a professing Bud- the war to create a League of Na-
tions, Our fathers fought to save
prepared with a view to providing ber, "Su Shorim Roshechem" (Open dhist.
"Gobs" at the Great Lakes Naval the union and so did we. And now it
for the comfort and enjoyment of the the Gates, Ye Leaders), have been
thousands of guests who will be pres- composed by \I r. Braun and dedicat- Training Station had their first sight, is our solemn duty to examine the
ent. While the candidates are being ed to the Order. Soloists for the ini- many of them, of a real live English , proposed Covenant before find not
sworn into the order by a specially- tiation will be David J. Marymont, peeress, when Lady Swaythling after its ratification."
Mr. Denby pointed out the harm
trained installation team, the ladies Dr. Hilliard \V. Goldstick and I. L. "British godmother of th e United
and danger to the United States ii
will enjoy an elaborate program of Braun. The other members of the States Navy," visited the station.
the
covenant were adopted in its
Lady
Swaythling
and
her
husband.
entertainment in the smaller ball- chorus are Dr. Henry J. Goodman,
room. Professional entertainers from Morris Steingold, Will red Goldman, Lord Swavtliling, had learned to present form, taking tip the various
articles
in the proposed League and
local theaters and noted Detroit mu- A. Lapin-Cohen and Maurice Rosen- know and like the American seamen
sicians will perform while the bloom. During the banquet several on English soil and had come 4,000 discussing them exhaustively. The
(The Shop of Peculiar Excellence)
control
of
immigration to the United
members arc taken through the sol- popular songs, led by Sam Mandell miles for the purpose, in part, of
States, the Japanese and Chinese ques-
emn ceremonies. A reception on the and \Vilfred Goldman will be rend- stmlying him in his native habitat,
men are tions, the tariff and Monroe Doctrine
entire second floor of the hotel will ered, with the entire ensemble assist-
"I think your American
264 Woodward Avenue
the most wonderful in the world," she were given careful analysis.
precede the banquet which will take
ing
them
in
the
chorus.
r. Joseph J. Cummings, repre-
place promptly. at 6:30.
tim mg seating Pisgah Lodge, No. 34,
I. O. B. It., gave a brief and interest-
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of the assembly to join.
Louis Cohane, attorney, and one
of the most energetic "4 Minute Men,"
made a spirited and eloquent appeal in
behalf of the Patriotic Fund drive,
which, though officially ended, is be-
ing waged with renewed zest by a
handful of workers who will "carry
on" until the full quota of $5,250,000 is
reached.
Miss Jeanette Starikoff, talented
pianist, rendered two selections,
liachmaniff's "Prelude" and a Chopin
valse in a thoroughly pleasing man-

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EDWIN DENBY SCORES
PEACE TREATY BEFORE
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. A.

MAISON PALCAUX

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White Satin
Black Satin
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$11.60
12.50
13.50

$7.50
Drown or Taupe Satin
$7.50, $11, $12
Black Satin,
$12.01)
Dull Leather
13.50
latent Leather

S Imlay. December 7, the Young
Auxiliary of Shaarey "Led' k
Arbor
will entertain students at Ann
and ex-service men of Detroit and
environs with an all-day entertain-
ment beginning at 3 o'clock, A play-
let, "Nlaytime," given by members of
the society, a short address by Rabbi
A. M. Hershman, a luncheon and
dance are some of the salient features
of an excellently arranged program.
In addition there will be vaudeville
features and several musical numbers.

W. E. CANTON OPENS
NEW DEPARTMENT

Ny. E. Canton after three years of
satisfactory development of his idea
of "clothing a man throughout his
career" now• branches out with a new
department, a Children's Shoe De-
partment, for boys, girls and growing
girls. To insure the continued suc-
cess of "The Idea" this department
has been placed under the personal
supervision of Mr. Clyde E. Iforming,
who formerly was associated with E.
J. Hickey Co.
W. E. Canton Co. occupy two
floors in the Hotel Statler, at No. 105
Washington boulevard.

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We have arranged on our Fourth Floor Department for your selection

Black Satin
White Kid

$14.00
10.50

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is the most complete assortment of styles
Buckles which we believe

Mary Hyman, general counsel of
the United States Shipping Board, Rio
submitted his resignation, and will
assume the practice of his profession
in New York. His retirement is part
of the reorganization plan, following
the withdrawal of Chairman Hurley.

Petit Louis

Dull Calf
Black Suede
Bronze Kid

$12.00
14.00
14.00

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dvertisement. The slippers can be had in black satin,
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of cut steel, rhinestones and other novelties.

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Departments for Ladies and
Gentlemen
Open Day and Night

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