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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

SHAAREY ZADEK NOTES TEMPLE BETH EL NOTES

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The Ladies' Auxiliary of Shaarey
Zadelt gave an enjoyable luncheon and
nhirtainment to Its members, Mon-
day. Feb. 9, in the dining room of the
Synagogue. The 115 women who were
present with one accord assured the
committee of their pleasure at being
given the privilege of participating In
the event. During the dinner Mr.
Winckler and his talented children
rendered several Jewish songs that
were greatly enjoyed by the ladies.
Mrs. Hugo Loe•enthal, accompanied
by Mrs. Lillian L .Silver sang a few
well-chosen selections. Mr. I). W. Si-
mons, president of the congregation
and Rabbi A. M. Hershman made
addresses.

On Friday evening, February 20,
Rabbi A. M. Hershman will give the
first of two lectures on the life and
works of George Eliot, whose cen-
tennial was celebrated November 22,
1919. One lecture will be given over
exclusively to the discussion of
Daniel Deronda." Of that famed
work which evinces a profound and
intimate knowledge of the inner life
of the Jew, Prof. David Kaufman
says, ''It is a Jewish book, not only
in the sense that it treats of Jews,
hut also in the sense that it is pre-
eminently fitted for being understood
and appreciated by Jews. It contains
a gallery of portraits, giving in a
marvelously full and accurate way all
the Many sides of our complex na-
tional character." In view of the re-
cent developments bearing upon Jews
and Judaism, a discussion of this book
will prove timely and interesting.

The Friday evening services begin
promptly at 8:15 p. m. Cantor Min-
kowsky and his choir sing the Sabbath
Service; before the lecture. The pub-
lic is cordially invited to attend.

Monday Meeting.

On Monday evening, February 23,
a special meeting will be held for the
members of the con ,

Mayerberg, Hemlock 2668-J—and she
will upon request send you a book of
four or mail individual Uniongram
Sabbath Services: During the Sab-
for you.
bath service which begins at 10:30
on Saturday morning, the sermon will
be preached by Rabbi Mayerberg.

PONTIAC NOTES

Sunday Services: Rabbi Franklin
will continue his series of lectures on
"Studies of the Od Testament." The
topic of the address to he given this
Sunday morning, is "The Ethics of
the Old Testament—I." Services be-
gin promptly at II o'clock and the
public is cordially invited to attend.

Special attention is called to the
fact that while these concerts are
given under the auspices of the Men's
Club, they are all open to the public
and each member is not only expect-
ed to purchase a ticket but also is
urged to sell at least one or two.
The officers and board of the Club
request that each member shall
spread the word so that beginning
with the first concert on Feb. 16th, a
large audience may be present to hear
the splendidly chosen program.

The It'nal Brith lodge, which was
organized recently, held its first meet-
Mg Tuesday, Feb. 10, at Chase's Store.
Owing to the influenza epidemic the
public installation was indefinitely
postponed.
regular monthly meeting Wednesday,

BICUR CHOLEM JUNIORS

paign now being conducted by the
organization, a big "Open House"
Nathaniel D. Metzger, formerly party to be given Thursday evening,
Vice-President of Bicur Cholem February 19th, at Shaarey Zedek is
Juniors, was at the last meeting being arranged. A short musical pro-
elected President to fill the unexpired gram of merit will be followed by
term of Charles Rubiner, who re- dancing. The program will include
signed, Harry Satovsky was chosen vocal selections by Miss Rose Zuie-
to succeed Mr. Metzger as Vice, back, soprano, who will be accom-
panied by Miss Beatrice Zuieback.
President.
To wind up the membership cam- The party is free to all, a special invi-

tation extended to young folk de-
sirous of joining a young people's
organization.
An address by Mr. Joseph J. Cum-
mins on "The Value of an Intrinsical-
ly Good Jew to Society" was the fea-
ture of the last meeting. Mr. Cum-
mins treated his subject in an inter-
esting and instructive manner that
proved highly pleasing to his large
audience.

The Ladles Aid Society held their
Feb. 11, at the home of Mrs. le Sol-
omon.

Mr. and Mrs. Saul Orman spent
Sunday with Mr. Orman's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Orman, Kirby avenue, De-
troit.

Mr. Harry Orman left Monday for
Chicago on a busuiess trip.

Mr. Benjamin Goldstein left Sunday
evening for Rochester and Buffalo, N.
Y. on a business trip.

On Friday evening, Feb. 20th, the
Men's Temple Club will hold its sec-
ond meeting which will be in the
nature of a Father and Sons' gather-
ing. It is hoped that all members of
the Club will arrange to reserve this
evening so that they may come ac-
companied by their sons. The pro-
gram will begin promptly at 8 o'clock.

LANSING NOTES

Mrs. Harry Bornstein and Mrs. Da
vid Furman entertained the Jewish
Women's Aid Society at the home of
Mrs. Bunistein. After the business
meeting, at which a check was voted
to the Jewish War sufferers, a social
hour was spent and refreshments were
Young People's Society: On Sun- served.
day evening, Feb. 15th, the Young
People's Society of Temple Beth El
Miss Graff, of Kalamazoo, is a guest
will hold a "southern evening" at the of her sister, Mrs. David Freeland.
Temple, beginning at 8:15. All mem-
bers are asked to wear colonial cos-
Mr. Dan Jacobs, president of the
tumes and to come prepared for a
congenial time. Many numbers have Jacob Schiff lodge, I. 0. It. II. is con-
valescing
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One of the most enjoyable affairs
of the season was the annual dancing
party given by. members of the Jacob
Schiff lodge, I. 0. 0. B. at the Lansing
Women's Club house, Jan. 29. It was
the first affair given by the lodge and
was largely attended by Jews and
Gentiles. The committee promises a
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