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PONTIAC NOTES

and
Qrsonal

DC I at

Mr. and Mrs Morris Fine left for
New York City where they expect to

spend a fortnight.

Sertiers for the Holidays were held
j at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Mh% Sylv.a Gittleman is leaving I Kovinsky, Rabbi Ilirshowitz official-
During the services $400 was
October Jiff for 'Highland Mailer I lag.
,
I"• contributed to the as-
at larrytown, N. 1•• drlightful
'dg ' t 1°
Jewell parte s are being given in het P“
Distance of war suffers.
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Mr. Louis \Tiedrah it Tuesday. Mies Dorothy Barnett left for Cleve-
Toronto, Care land Wednesday, Sept. 29, where she
evening for Ottawa,
ada, having been called there by the will visit friends.

In This Style
Introductory
Event

We offer every conceivable

style in new fall high and low
shoes — representing, in every
case, values that are of unusual

merit. We have established a feature
price during this showing-411. 50—
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one that we cannot mairtain for these

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The illustration herein shows one of the

extremely smart models.

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215 Woodward Ave.

350 Jefferson Avenue, East

LAW SCHOOL

Mr. and Nine Satitiel Niagclisohn

New left ter their home in Flint after
Mr. Harry E. 1..i'ing`whe•
York City, is visiting his mother„ spending the Holidays wit h t heir put
set. puts, Mr. and Mrs. Josi•pli Barnett.
Mrs. IL Lampke, 1056 ush
Br tre

Mrs. Wm. Present returned to her
\I r. and Mrs. M. Friedman, Akron,
O., announce the marriage of their . home after spending the holidays with
rr
daughter, Fannie. to Mr. At, ce,
er parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan
h
of Sir. ;old NI, J. J. Cher
base
Lewis of Toledo, Ohio.
kosi., 164 Fast \%arren r.
and Mrs. Cherkuse are pending the
Mrs. Sainted J. Rapaport, of Lans-
week in Detroit. After October 15th,
they will be at home at 54 No. Valley ing, Is 'spending a few days as the
gu.et
of Mrs. Benj. Goldstein.
street, Akron, 0.

Nlise Sara L. Zeitl n. of Mlle East
Hancock avenue, has returned from
a three months' visit in Boston,
Mass , and other eastern cities.

B'NA1 BRIM CLUB TO
GIVE FIRST DANCE OF
SEASON OCTOBER 10th

Correct Gloves for
Every Requirement

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ha, their
final Brith Club. following Its
'1- heAmit , a ,‘ club
nest meet ng ..1 the of \Ilse practice of the previews season, will
sert, give a aeries of dances this winter in
Minnie IevAn 234 E rskine sheet,
5111. Plans art. in
Tuesday, °alibi
Its club-rooms, 25 Broadway.
view for a Ilitrowein part).
The first Of three is to take place
Sunday. October 10. according to an
In honor of Nliss Ethel Milstein. announcement homed by I. Leonard
formerly '' Denver, who has spent Braun. chairman of the Entertain-
four months in Detroit with \I r• and ment Committee.
Sirs. Simon Nathanson, 913 Oakland
Filing's orchestra hue been engaged
avenue, the Amitian Club gave a fare- to furnish the music for the dancing.
well party Saturday in the home of Other Interesting features will be In-
Miss Miriam Price, 528 Cameron itre• trodeced at each dance. Members
our Miss M Istria has left to make and their friends are cordially invited.
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For the Woman Who Drives

A washable eight-button Doette glove which
is easily slipped on. In mode, champagne and
white — embroidered back. A very special
value, 2.95.

A Dressy French Kid Gauntlet

Suitable for wear with the tailored suit or one-
piece dress. In the new brown and tan shades
with a contrasting embroidered back and prix
seam. A very special value at 6.50.

MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
I LAUNCHED BY W. P. C.
AT SMOKER, OCT. 11

8-Button Length Cape Skin
A glove suitable for every occasion; two-clasp,

Mrs. Tillie Rosenberger. of 434
Atkinson avenue, ;immune , the en-
ive Club
The Washington Progress
gagenient of her daughter. Leah
Sunday
iifternoon
Lucille, Reception
to Mr. Joe
Fargo.
of this will launch their yearly membership
campaign with an entertainment and
. city.
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smoker, Monday evening. Oct. II, in
evening. October 10111.
its club-rooms in the Hannah Schloss
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Sir. and Mrs. Nathan Freed, of 351 ladi ng ,
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.\ boxing' Match between Raskin
,„.„„ „.,.„„,.• a „,,,,,, ti„. cm
am
Services for the Feast of Conclusion: c
Laura. and MeNloskey and one between Tue.
; gagement of their daughter,
1 On \ItindaY loaning of the coming
fa
I
o
Mr.
Morris
DeRoven,
of
this
city.
coand
an unknown opponent will be
Neva. October 4 lh , mjr`Ier ,
witnessed by members. Sidney Lipp-
26th.
Sunday, . -
•Vheininve Azereth (Feast of Conclu. Reception,
man, Abe Bore nste in and WIII. B.
'shin) will be held in the 'temple at
Nil's- A. Williams. of Abramson will assist with the :mei-
10011 The subject of Rabbi Frank-
Mr. .3 "1 announce the engagement cal program. An interesting speaker
Windsor,
Iiii's sermon will be "Work Done and
secured.
Work Begun." A large congregation of their daughter, Lillian. to Mr. has been
The present officers of the club
James Gilfix, of this city.
is expected.
are Joseph Freedman, president; Os-
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Sabbath Services:
formerly car Skolnick, vice-president and clerk;
Sabbath services take place each
Mr. Samuel C. Freedman ,
Ben Novitz,
secretary; A. Steinberg,
•
a
i quartermaster sargeant of the
Saturday morning at 10:3(1.
treasurer. The Club devotes its time
Franklin officiating, The public is in- l•nited States Marines, and Miss
to social and athletic activities.
l.illian M. Drescher, of New York
effect.
Sunday Services:
• City, have announced their engage-
Sunday services at the Temple w i
be resumed for the season on Sunday ll Intl"'
PERFECTION LODGE
nionClig, Oct. 10th, at 11 o'clock. The
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object of the sermon on this °eels.
sion will be "The International Jew
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION
I B. luau, Dr. N. E. Aronstom and M.
Jew Interprets that Term.'
Wednesday, October 6th, NI. M. De. 1 H. Zackheim to Hand Down De-
c i,;,,,, in Argument, Oct. 17.
The music, as heretofore, will be um gree at 1 9. m. Iliinqua at 6:3 0 .
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CHAS. K. RANtlelltr.
ilyr illy direction of if ,. r. \Villiam How-
1
to
i
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land. All are (admit) . invited
\I r. Bernard Isaac:, Superintendent
,
.
iCc
iced these pi,
iof the United Hebrew Schools of De-
Sabbath School:
1) N F Aronstam, president
Thr uoi,60”. school or Temple
of the Zionist District and Mr. If.
Beth El will begin its 51,51011.
H. Zackheim, treasurer of the local
Sunday morning. Oct. 3rd, at 9:30
lianist District, have consented to
Flu. three departments will provide

BETH EL NOTES

UNIVERSITY
OF DETROIT

illness of his father.

in mode and beaver shades, with heavily cro-
cheted backs. An unusual value at 8.50.

1 :thd

Gloves for Formal Wear

Of the finest French kid are these eight to
twenty-button gloves, obtainable in white,
black and champagne and priced from 7.50 to
11.50.

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Thr Large,' and Finest Jcwel , u Male nn 105 Koh

Announce Judges For
Young Judea Debate

The Freshman class in the law school began Wednes-
day, Sept. 15th, at 4:30 p. m.
Ladies and gentlemen looking for a law course should
hesitate no longer. Enroll in this course NOW.
With a staff of well known judges and lawyers, this
school offers every facility and advantage to those wish-
ing to learn law.

The

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Temple Young People
'
Launch Fall Season
With Large Meeting

for c lasses f ram the kindergarten
The
Omelet] the normal school.
school is open to all children who
attend.
No
tuition
fees
at'
.
wish to
any kind arc made.
Men's Temple Club:
'
The open ng lineting of the NI ells
T,,,pir clot, and the election of offe
curs will take place or' llitirsday
evening. Oct. 7th. .N.ti unusually fine
program is promised for this acct-
sh n. All men connected with the
Temple are urged to affiliate them.
selves with this organization.
Affiliated Organizations:
ergailizations affiliated with the
Temple will very shortly begin tht.ii
activities for the season. Due an-
nouncement of ,the exact proizranis
will be made shortly.

Courses in FOREIGN TRADE, FEDERAL TAXA-
TION, and COMMERCIAL ART will open
TUESDAY, OCT. 5, 1920

For further particulars apply School of
Commerce and Finance .

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Forum Meetings, History Classes.a.c1. as
judges in the Young Judaea
Idelia‘ te to be held October 17, at the
Debates Speakers to Be
Wilkins street Talmud Torah, e-
Part of Program.
tweet% the Tikvas Zion and the For-
get-Me-Not s of Zion, clubs of which
If the destiny of the Young Pro. Messrs. P. Slomovitz and S. Ileynian
ple's Society's 1920-21 season can be are the leaders. The questions to be
determ : ned by the success of its debated will be whether the Mar-
opening meeting and dance, a banner rano; of Spain were justified in be-
year is undoubtedly assured, as was coming outward apostates.
Musical Program.
proven Sunday evening, Sept.
when the Young People's members
Ill addition to the program, a fine
and their friends spent an evuoing of program has been arranged to in-
clude mass singing, musical selec-
unusual enjoyment.
The policy of the organization, tions by the Knights of Judaea, under
Wail
the leadership of William nankin,
which.differs somewhat this year,
outlined by President Arthur Mans- and the Roses of Zion; a Yiddish
bach and net with a great deal of recitation by Rose Duchin, the young-
the local ranks, who
enthusiasm by the members. The
st 111ilaral1 ill
Young People's affairs, both social has helped to make several previous
events
successful.
and a recitation by
and educational are to be closely con-
fined to members only. Upon receipt Barney ,Jaroslow. president of the
of their annual dues, members will Defenders of the White and Blue.
The subject chosen for the second
be issued membership card, which
must be presented upon entrance to debate of the season, to be held early
society affairs. The Board of Direc- in November between the Tikvas
tives have planned however, to stage Zion and the \laccabeee of Judaea, is
"Resolved. that Nationalism and not
Miss Ida Dworkin, supported by an occasional affairs at which non-mum-
anti-Semitism is the nrimary cause of
all sitar cast, will appear In an inter- hers are also cordially invited.
Along educational lin,, it has been modern Zionism." The train of the
esting threeact play, "The Rabbi's
decided to inaugurate Formn Meet- Tikvas Zion, which is to uphold the
Daughter," at the New Yiddish The- ings ill conjunction with the Young negative side of the argument, will
atre, 502 Hastings st., Friday even- Mcies Club of Temple Beth El at include Eva frail, Anna Raimi and
ing, October 1, Sutunlay matinee and which current problems will lie dis- Rachel Coildfailen. The affirmative
evening, October 2, and Monday and cussed. \ reting% for Historical dis- side will lie announced next week.
Club Activit'es.
Tuesday, both matinee and evening cusions and debates with prominent
The Defenders of the NVIiite and
(Second days of Suecuoth) October 4 speakers arc also listed 011 the scelid-
Ithie,
one
of
the older Detroit Young
tile
for
the
coming
year.
The
Yonne
and 5. The play has a prologue and
Judaea circles, at a recent meeting
an epilogue and boasts nineteen new People's Society will this year, more-
beiar•,
provide
a
pro-
made
it
compulsory
for every candi-
1111111
ever
.
I musical numbers.
gram to please the fancy of each in- date for membership into Young
Sunday matheit. and evening, Delo
rhea to have a fair knowledge of
dividual member, not only socially
bee 3, Miss Dworkin and her company
the Zionist platform and to know the
hot educationally as Well.
,
will present "The Girl of the Orphan
Basle Program. \t r. Herbert Porten
The next gathering for
Asylum" fu four acts by N. Rokow. and their friends will be held on Sun- is leader of this c Tele.
The Roses of Zion, of which Miss
Tickets are now on sale for both per- day evening, Ort. 10th. Splendid en-
filuma Slomovitz is the leader. has
I eft A IllliCtit and dance meek is prom-
termini:es
ae.
n 1 oung Judas.
ised by the social committee. There
will lie refreshments to add to the made
great
i
, v. ark
The progress
club recently
celebrated
, its first anniversary and is now build. ,
ening% i iiiiiament.
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.1 number cot
,Ing cop a chili library
s
s are sewing a . balIller for the I

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Two Prominent Actors
To Appear In Yiddish
Woman's City Club Will , , gi rl
At New Detroit
Plays __.._
Hear Hoexter's Lectures ' do.

,
Mr. Joseph Shoengold, who played
Herman lievrx — ter.-- ntesical lecturer I
the leading role In the "Magic M elCiflY" and interpreter, wall give a series of ,
last week at the Herrick Theatre, will lectures before the Woman's City
perform In Yiddish Sunday afternoon Club during the coming season .
October 12 and 15 there will be
and 1, veulng at the New Detroit Opera
prelim i nary talks on the development
House
of the symphony. After those dates.
' Miss MalvIna Label, noted Yiddish
eupported by an all star carts Mr. Hensler will each Tuesday after
noon before the symphorerfbaciets
direct from Now York, will appear In
give an explanatory lecture on the
, the leading feminine role in a thrill. program of the week The lecture•
ing drama, "Jealousy':' translated from will be illustrated by Miss Margaret
Mannebach. pianist There are 16 In
the RusaLan of Artzlhastiet
the series,

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BLUE BIRD GIRLS

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F nal arrangements have been com-
pleted for the first dance of the sea-'
son of the Blue Bird Girls to be held
Sunday, October 3, at the Knights of
Pythias Hall. 533 Cass avenue. The
rapid sale of tickets insure a large
gathering. Tickets may be procured
from members or at the hall on the
evening of the dance.

BICUR CHOLEM JUNIORS.

FREE BURIAL SOCIETY
JOINS FIRST VIOLIN
The next meeting of the organize-
will he held on Thursday, Oc-
ORCHESTRA SECTION tion
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Chesed Shetemth Will Destroy Its
Mortgages at Big Meeting.
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The Detroit Free Burial ARSOCIlli
tion irheeed Shelemethl have com-
pleted payments on all onirtgages due
on their cemetery and will publicly
burn all obligations at Schreiber's
hall, corner Erskine and Hastings on
October 10th, at 2 p. m.
Many prominent speakers will ad-

Herman Henri Goldstein. a young Shaarey ledek.
As election of officers will be the
composer, teacher and violinist, for
many years a member of the Boston topic of the evening, and in as much
Symphony Orchestra, has been en- as it is of vital importance to mem-
gaged for the first violin section of hers, members only and those wish-
ing to affiliate can attend.
the Detroit Symphony.
'The musical program will be
Mr. Goldstein comes from a long
line of distinguished artists, his headed by Miss Janet Eisenhart,
father, Aaron Goldstein, a first prize talented vocalist. Mr. Abe Bernstein
winner of the Boston Symphony, will introduce Norman M. Snider's
being an original member of the latest song hit. "Love's Melody,"
sted by Sam L. Weller.
Boston Symphony. The father also ass :
Refreshments will be served and
l enjoyed distinction as a contra-bass
dress the meeting.
tte l otf. ff M u
an augmented orchestra will complete
,,,ietewee will be discussed
soloist. Mr. Goldstein is related by
music for
are rel marriage to the Himelhah family of the program by rendering
turn activities. All members
dancing to be held in the gymnasium.
this city.
quested to attend.

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