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212-216 Michigan Ave.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles II. Yahlem, Class Dedicated to the Late Morrey
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Davis, of 558
Delaware avenue, are receiving con- of St. Louis, 51o., Ore Florence
Mendelsohn — To Commemorate
gratulations on the birth of a son, Brown of Detroit), are receiving con-
His Memory.
gratulations on the birth of a daugh-
Sherman Gilbert, January 26.
ter, Elizabeth Pauline.
The annual Purim Ball, under the
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cohen (nee
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Lachman of auspices of the Detroit Lodge, No.
Miss Florence Greenberg), are receiv-
55, Knights of Pythias, it has been
ing congratulations on the birth of a Seattle, Wash., spent a mouth at the announced, will take place at the
daughter, Elaine Joy, Sunday, Feb- home of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lach- Arena Gardens, on Wednesday even-
man, Mrs. Lachman left for her home
ruary 8.
in Seattle Sunday. Mr. Lachman ing, March 3rd. This event is one
will journey from here to New York of the really big social functions of
the community and is looked forward
Mr. and Mrs. David Burton, 668 previous to returning home.
to, particularly by the younger set,
Brush street, formerly of Minneap-
with great interest and with every ex-
olis, announce the marriage of their
A very interesting literary and
daughter, Gertrude Helene, to Mr. musical program has been arranged pectation of a most pleasurable eve-
Leon Dreifuss, son of Mr. and Mrs. for the Hadassah Social which will ning.
The Detroit Lodge is consistently
Henry Dreifuss, of 381 Clairmont be held Tuesday evening, Feb. 17, at
adding to its roster and only recently
avenue, on Sunday, February 22.
the Shaarey Zedek synagogue, corner conferred the First Hank, that of
Willis and Brush Streets. Miss :din- Page, upon One Hundred candidates.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Schiffer (Rose me Hirshman, pianist, Mrs. J. L. This large class was dedicated to the
Loewenstein) of 850 Helen avenue, Klein, vocalist, and Miss Kathleen memory of Morrey Mendelsohn, who
announce the birth of a son, Henry Pereira, classic dancer, will entertain,
A playlet will be given by members
Arthur, January 29.
of the Young Judeans. Mrs. Jos.
Ehrlich will give Zionist readings.
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The committee In charge of the Ohl
Folks Home Ball, to be given at the
Arcadia, Feb. 24, wish to announce
that no tickets have been sent by
mall, and that the public Is urged
to send remittances to Mr. Buchhal.
ter, 217 Palmer avenue east, or to one
of the committee members. The offi-
cers of the Home desire to make the
affair a financial success in order that
work on the contemplated addition
may be begun Immediately.
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GOLDSMITHS. SILVERSMITHS AND JEWELERS
Miss Grace Berman, pianist, has
gone to New York for further study.
FRANK BERMAN
She will join her brother, Robert
Chancellor Commander
Berntau, violinist, who is at present
studying in the city with Leopold
recently passed away so unexpected-
Auer.
ly. He was one of the leaders in the
Mr. and Mrs. Mooney Schreiber, of Order, serving the Lodge as its Chan-
cellor
Commander with especial suc-
2 12 West Hancock avenue, enter-
cess. As an evidence of the esteem
t ained fifty relatives and friends at a
in
which
he was held by his brothers
dinner and dance in honor of their
son, Sampson's, birthday, Saturday of the Order, this, the largest class
evening, February 7, in the Cascade in the history of Detroit Lodge and,
it is claimed, the largest ever as-
Room, Hotel Tuller.
sembled in a subordinate lodge of the
State, was named the Morrey Men-
Mr. and Mrs. If. Goldberg and delsohn Memorial Class.
family, and sister, Miss R. Vogel,
At the time of the admission of this
have moved into their new home at large number of new Pages a ban-
142 Owen avenue.
quet was tendered the members, at
which Mayor Couzens gave an ad-
Mr. Jacob Smith of Portsmouth, dress. A dance and entertainment
Ia., announce the engagement of their followed the initiation and banquet.
daughter, Minnye, to Dr. J. Gilbert
Detroit Lodge, 55, is the oldest
Israel of Detroit. Miss Smith is Jewish fraternal organization in the
s pending the winter with her aunt and City, having received its charter from
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Shapiro, the Grand Lodge of Michigan over
362 Virginia Park.
thirty-five years ago. It has been a
power for good in civic and Jewish
On Monday, February 16, a card affairs and numbers among its mem-
party will he given at the home of bership the very best type of men in
Mrs. D. Robinson, 106 Rowena street, the community. The officers for the
the proceeds of which will be turned present term are Frank Berman,
over to the Talmud Torah. Ladies Chancellor Commander, Abraham
of the organization and their friends Goldman, Vice Chancellor, and Ben
Schiffman, Prelate. It is one of only
are cordially invited to attend.
two Knights of Pythias Lodges in the
Domain owning its own Castle Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Grinberg, of
Pittsburgh, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Meisner of Virginia Washington Progressives
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On Wednesday evening, Mr. and
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lie Goldsmith) were guests at a din-
ner given in their honor at the home
of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Goldsmith, of 26 Wilkins
Street.
Mrs. David Robinson will open her
home at 106 Rowena street for the
next card party to be given for the
benefit of the Division street Talmud
Torah, Monday afternoon, Feb, 1R. The
last party, given at the home of Mrs.
Morris Friedberg. proved a great suc-
cess and the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Talmud Torah declares itself grateful
te. those of its members who have al-
ready responded to its calls for help.
It is hoped that there will be a large
attendance at the Monday affair .
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Dr. and Mrs. 1. Frosh, of 210 Gar-
field avenue, are now occupying their
new home at 220 Elmhurst avenue.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
PURIM BALL AT ARENA
MARCH 3rd, BIG EVENT
What turned out to be the banner
event under Chairman Freedman's
regime was held on Monday evening,
February 9th, in the Washington Pro-
gressive Club Rooms, in the Institute
Building, 239 East High street, in the
form of a "social gathering" for the
organization's members and friends
The presiding chairman, Mr. Freed-
man, called the meeting to order in
regular fashion at 8:15 p. in. followed
by roll call, then came the reports of
the various committees, after which
business on the salute was taken care
of in good order.
After the regular routine, Mr. D.
Diamond, a member of the organiza-
tion, displayed his talent with the
bow and string by rendering several
violin solos. Mr. Diamond was also
assisted at different periods of the
evening by his brother, Wm. Dia-
mond, on the drum, and bliss black
at the piano.
Heading the singers were Win. B.
Abratusobn, who rendered several of
the late jazz pieces. Hr was fol-
lowed by Mr. S. Row Lipman. the
Club's Baritone singer, who enter-
tained with some of 51cCormack's
latest song hits. Other members of
the organization who sang were Jack
Harris, 0. Skolneck, Max Richman
and "Doc" Waterstone, who also act-
ed as chairman of the entertainment.
Before adjournment it was voted to
hold these social gatherings monthly.
choosing the first Monday evening of
each month for -this affair.
The W. P. C. announce that their
next dance will lie given in the Audi-
tori u m of the Institute Building, 239
East High street, on February 22nd
(Washington's Birthday), which this
year falls on Sunday. There will he
a basketball game preceding the
dance. .M1 Wends are invited to at-
tend this affair.
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FREE BURIAL ASS'N TO
GIVE BALL; FUNDS TO
PURCHASE MOTOR CAR
Thr second annual Welfare Ball to
be given by the Detro i t Jewish Free
Burial Association will take place
Sunday evening, Feb. 15, at Arena
Gardens. A double orchestra will
furnish music. The proceeds from the
sale of tickets will go toward the pur-
chase of a funeral car, seating 30
By specifying Sunbonnet you willl people. Hitherto, a horse-drawn ve-
'be absolutely sure of having guaran-• hicle used by the association was
teed fresh eggs,. In sealed and dated,
found wholly inadequate, especially
•artone they are expressed to 56-trait
during the recent influenza epidemic
from over a thousand White Leghorn.
when 32 persons were given free
Parma. Oet them from the best era-
•., every morning—fresh
burial within a period of three weeks.
The motor car will cost approximate-
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