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OFFICERS OF PERFECTION LODGE, NO. 486, F. & A. M.

TEMPLE YOUNG PEOPLE
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. A.
GIVE HARVEST PARTY
TO ORGANIZE HEBREW
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31
AND HISTORY CLASSES

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Second Dance Sunday, Oct. 24—David
A Brown to Speak Wednesday,
October 27.

Apropos to the coming harvest sea-
son, the Young People's Society of
Temple Beth El have planned a har-
vest musical and dance, to take place
History and Hebrew classes, under on Sunday evening, October 31st.
It has been arranged to carry out
the direction of Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
man will be organized shortly by the the affair in an atmosphere typical
Young People's Auxiliary of Shaarey of the occasion it represents. The
Zedck. A choral society will also be temple vestry rooms in which the af-
formed under the leadership of Can- fair is to be staged, will be decorated
with autumn leaves, corn husks and
tor Minkowsky.
. The first dance of the season, given pumpkins. Other "feature surprises"
last Sunday by the Auxiliary in the of a seasonable nature will also add
gymnasium of the Synagogue, was to the evening's enjoyment.
Members will be pleasantly enter-
attended by several hundred young
people. The second dance will take tained by a specially arranged pro-
gram
of exceptional talent. Birdie
Sunday,
Oct.
24.
Finzel's
or-
place
Michelson in "songs of the hour,"
chestra will furnish the musk.
Herb
Phillip
and Sol Lowenstein in
David A. Brown Speaks.
Mr. David A. Brown is announced "A few moments of saxaphone melo-
dies,"
and
others
of equal abillty are
as the speaker for the next regular
meeting of the Auxiliary to take place scheduled to appear. The same Y. P.
S.
special
orchestra
will play for danc-
Wednesday, October 27. An interest-
ing program, of entertainment has ing and refreshments will be served.
been arranged. Members and their The dance starts promptly at 8:30
P. NI.
friends are cordially invited.
Entertainment and dancing will be
preceded by a regular business meet-
ing at which many important issue s
will be taken into consideration. The
entire evening's affair is for memhers
Young Judaea Hebrew classes will
only and only those holding member-
be started Sunday afternoon, at 4
ship cards will be admitted. This
o'clock, at the El Mosche synagogue,
policy is to be rigidly enforced this
29th street and Michigan avenue, un-
year. Members who have not yet
der the direction of Mr. N. Croll. All
paid their dues are urged to do so
interested in taking pp a course )n
immediately and insure themselves of
Standing, left to right—M. W. Benjamin, Steward; Joseph J. Cummins, Chaplain; Louis
the Hebrew language are invited to
.m tti sv •• welt
a most interesting and enjoyable year.
attend classes. No fees will be
Streamer, Senior Deacon; I. Louis Zuieback, Steward; Louis H. Wolfe, Junior Deacon.
charged.
Sitting, left to right—Samuel Schnable, Treasurer; Aaron J. Blumenau, Senior Warden;
Mary Friedenberg, of the Forget-
Meyer Berg, Worshipful Master; M. H. Weinberg, Junior Warden; Charles K. Sanslorf, Sees
Me-Hots of Zion, who has won high
retary.
distinction in the ranks of Young
208 - 210 GRISWOLD ST.
Judaea by the various short stories
The above are the officers of Perfection Lodge. No. istb F. & A. M., who are carrying the Lodge
and other literary contributions she
The Activities Committee of the through the most successful year in the history of the organization.
has made, has increased her popularity Jewish Woman's Club announces the
The Lodge has resumed its regular meetings on Wednesday nights and has outlined a progressive
by the great showing she has made following list of classes which will be
Sunday afternoon as one of the de• offered to members for the coming program for the coming year. Active participation in the erection of the New Temple, social and civicaganuigerj:00:M.EREEENEREMKEERm
baton during the first entertainment season: Beginners' Parliamentary enterprises are included in the plans
of the year. The general impression Law (morning class), Millinery (eve-
was that Miss Friedenberg was the ning), Dressmaking (afternoon and
best, speaker of the afternoon.
evening), Social Service, Modern and
The last impression at the enter- Aesthetic Dancing. Dramatic Art,
tainment was the best. and shat was Beginners and Advanced French.
when Mr. Samuel Heyman, one of the
Mrs. R. Goldberg, chairman of the
local leaders, led the audience in the Activities Committee, is mailing re-
singing of "Palestine" to the tune of
turn postals bearing the list of courses
"Dixie." The singing of this little
to be offered to all members. The
dittie gave evidence of the popularity
classes for which the greatest de-
of community singing, and attempts
mand is manifest will be given under
will be made to introduce more of it
the instruction of expert teachers.
at coming events.
Members are urged to co-operate by
Messrs. Fred M. Butte' and Joseph
returning the cards properly marked
H. Ehrlich deserve the thanks of all
without delay.
Young Judaeans for the contributions
"At Home" Day.
they have made to the cause by mak-
Every third Monday afternoon in
ing it possible to carry out the pro-
the month has been set aside by the
gram last Sunday. •Considering that
hoard of directors of the club as an
they were the only ones of a number
informal "At Home" at the club
of local Zionists approached who have
responded by mailing in their checks house, 45 Rowena street. The presi-
dent
and two hostesses will welcome
for Young Judaea, Young Judaeans
members at these gatherings.
feel thankful that at least these two
leading Detroit Zionists appreciate
their movement and offer them gen-
erous assistance.
The Young Peoples Society of the
El Moshe Synagogue held its regu-
lar meeting Wednesday, Oct 13,
1920.
The Constitution of the organiza-
tion was sent to the members of the
El Moshe Synagogue for approval
Miss Weisberg did excellent work
Musk Praises Work of Keidan as Pre- on the Constitutional Committee.
The
following members of the
siding Judge--"No Race Prej-
Synagogue were present:
udice in New Court."
Messrs. Cohn, Lesser, Goldstein.
Gilbert and Levenson. The feature
Forces pledged to civic betterment of this meeting was a debate held be-
are bending ettort to re-elect to office tween members of the organization.
The question of the debate WAS:
as Judges of the Recorder's Court of
Detroit, Judges Harry B. ',Aldan, Resolved, That Moses had a harder
Thomas M. Lotter, Pliny W. Marsh time tak:ng the Jews back to Pales-
and William M. Heston. Comment- tine than the Zionist Organization
ing on the desire of opposing factions has today.
to drag into the election certain re-
The affirmative was upheld by Miss
ligious issues, Judge Marsh said:
Cohn and Levenson. The negative
"Under the provisions of the act was taken by Miss Goldfaden and
Instruments lately arriving from rental in Sumer Homes have gone through our tuning, finish-
creating the new court, a majority or Levitt.
judges select a presiding judge. At
After discussion the judges favored
ing and regulating department, and are now on our salesfloor—these, together with the remaining
their first meeting /nage Keidan was the negative.
exchanged, sample (brand new), shopworn and discoritinued style Pianos, present a splendid variety
supported by his three colleagues for
this position. The unusually efficient
—and
manner tin which he has anuanistered
the duties of his office has brought
to his support all of tne newspapers
and better citizenship of our corn-
tnunity without regard to race or re-
Independent Detroit I.odge, No.
Original price, $475..3393
Original price, $400..4IPULW
Original price, $475.. VUUU
ligious creed. The overwhelming 652, Independent Order Brith Abra-
majority cast for Judge Keidan at ham, will hold an open meeting, Sun-
the primary election is sufficient evi- day, Oct. 24, at 7 I'. M. at 93 Del-
Original price, $300. .$240
dence of the popular approval of his mar. Candidates will be accepted at
Original price, $500..9UU I
Original price, $300.
work in administering his official du- this meeting without paying initia-
ties. The Jewish people should re- tion fees.
The Lodge, which has been in ex-
member, however, that had any one
Original price, $475, .$328
Original price, $250..14-
Original price, $350..$ 290
of these men, in themselves consti- istence for a short time, is an insur-
tuting a majority, entertained racial ance and beneficiary lodge. The In-
prejudice. Judge Keidan could not dependent Order of Brith Abraham.
Original price, $300..$ 2 0 1
Original price, $350..$ 2 aL
Original price, $400. .$3 36
have been selected. It. should be one of the largest Jewish fraternal
borne in mind by friends of Judge orders in the world, accepts every
Keidan and those who voted fur hum man and woman, not over 45 years
Original price, $250
Original price, $250
in the primary that his election and old, who is physically fit.
l'rominent speakers are scheduled
the defeat of any one of the three
remaining, is almost certain to result to address the big open meeting. A
Just such reductions apply on all the other instruments of the Sale stock. Learn of the complete
in the selection of some other man splendid musical program has been
protection afforded by our
arranged.
for presiding judge of this court."
of purchase.
The
officers
of
the
Lodge
are
as
Judge Marsh has been appointed to
The Pianos and Player-Pianos
going fast—it could not be otherwise with such values as
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these—To share in this opportunity for great saving—to secure the instrument you are particularly
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Judge Cotter will devote Ins atten- ing Secretary, Arnold Feldman; Fin-
interested in, it is highly important that you come TODAY!
tion to promoting the installation of ancial Secretary, M. Fogel; Treas-
the new psychopathic clinic. These urer, Al Grass.
and oilier court reform measures are
CONSTANTINOPLE.— A report
contemplated and are expected to be
in complete operation shortly, unless received here from Constanza, Rou-
the torthcoming election should fail mania. states that a large number of
to sec one of the four judges return- Ukrainian refugees reached that city
ed to the bench and the present sot- and all of them are anxious to make
mg majority disrupted.
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YOUNG JUDAEA NOTES.

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