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play is laid in Palestine during the
stirring days of the liberation in 1917
Rae Aronson will assume the role of
Rachel Peretz, daughter of a Zionist,
The Young People's Society of the
while I.ottie Gantzewitz will play her
younger brother, Michael. Sarah El Moshe held its regular meeting,
Channuksh Concert, Dec. 2, at Beth •
hfalek will take the part of a British Wed., Dec. 1, at the Synagogue. An
David Synagog; Ball, Dec. 18 To
Legionaire who brings happiness into Interesting program has been arrang-
Be Given at Hotel Stadler.
the lives of the two destitute Pales-
ed for the next meeting. At the con-
tinian children.
The launch their season's enter.
Of especial interest will be musical elusion of the meeting the program
tainments, the European Jewish Wo- selections by the newly organized will end with dancing.
men Welfare Organization of Detroit Young Judaea Orchestra under the di-
The campaign for members Is still
will give a Channukal; concert, Sun- rection of Mr. Heyman. The Forget
open; any young man or lady be-
day evvoing, Dec. 12, at the Beth Da. Mr Nutsof Zion have prepared an
tween the age of 16-21, who wish to
vid Synagogue, Winder street, for the elaborate tableau under the super-
loin a ell organized organization are
benefit of European widows and or. vision of their leader, Mr. Heyman,
while the Daughters of the Blue and Invited to be present at the next meet-
phans.
ing.
White will delight with vocal solos
Rev. Aaron Bloom. cantor, with a
and Yiddish recitations.
double choir, and assisted by Cohn's
The Young Judea Literary Club
Orchestra. will render a concert ap-
will offer as its contribution to the
propriate to the season. Rabbi AIsh.
program, a declamation, "Song of
iskin and N. Chagi will speak.
Judas Alaccabens Before the Battle
The orguelzution also announces its of Maspha," this to be rendered by
first Informal grand ball to be given Miss Eva Marcus, the vice-president
'Saturday evening. Dec. 18, at the Ho- of the club.
tel Stutter. Proceeds of the ball will
The Tikvas Zion will be repre•
be used I ndefraying the cost of trans. sewed on the program in the form
portation Of Jewish widows and or- of a Hebrew recitation as will the
phone in Europe to this country.
Defenders of the White and Blue, a
Mrs. Eva IS omit, president of the local boys' circle.

CONCERT AND BALL
GIVEN BY JEWISH
WELFARE SOCIETY

EL MOSHE Y. P. S.

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CATHOLICISM, THEME BICUR CHOLEM, JRS.
OF AUXILIARY TALK
GIVE 10TH ANNUAL

DANCE AT STATLER

Ernest O'Brien will be the speaker
at the monthly meeting of the Wo-
man's Auxiliary of Temple Beth El,
Monday afternoon, Dec. 13, at 2:30
p. O'Brien has chosen "Cath-
olicism" as the subject of his address.

Mlle Dorothy Drapkin to Play Star
Role in "The Chatterbox" to be
Presented February 27th.
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Hotel Steller will be the scene of
This marks the first of a series of
talks to be given from time to time the Tenth Annual Informal Dance of
by leading exponents of the various Blear Cholent Juniors, next Sunday
evening, the 12th. Alt augmented or-
religious beliefs.

A delightful musical program will
be furnished by Victor Polant, vio-
linist, of the Detroit Sympathy Or-
chestra, with Mrs. Silver at the piano.

chestra will furniah the music, which
will commence promptly at 8:30.
Miss Dorothy Drapkin will play the
role of "The Chatterbox," In the mu-

steal comedy of that name to be giv-
en at Orchestra Hall, February 27th,
by members of the organization. Miss
Napkin is already a well-known fig-
ure In local amateur theatricals and
possesses a splendid voice. Other
members of the cast include flessye
Barnett, Clara Krause, Dolores Weiss,
Rose Zuleback, Freda Apasel, Dorothy
Epstein, Nathan Scholnick, Maurice
Steingold, Harry Stone, Sol Saranoff,
Milton Gordon and SI Feinberg. A
chorus of forty is being chosen from
a large list of aspirants and volun-
teers are still asked to submit their
names and arrange for a tryout.

the organization Thursday evening,
December 16th, commencing at eight
o'clock. A musical program on a pi,
with those which have been drawing
capacity attendances at the past two
meetings has been arrang, J, and
Bernard Ginsburg, President of
gab lodge of final With has promis ed
to deliver an address on a topics x
his own selection. Dancing will fol-
low the meeting as usual.

pt.

More than a hundred women attend.
ed. A prize was given at eae'l table.
These, together with the V.,' ;•

There will be a regular meeting of Israel Kaplan.

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society, extends u special invitation
to both affairs; to the members of the
Jewish Woman s Club, the liadassah,
Incur Cholem, Sr., Eastern Ladies,
Immediate Relief Society, Jewish Or-
phan Asylum, Hebrew Hospital
Abell., Free Burial Ass'n., Ladies'
Auxiliary of Mogen Abraham, Ladies
Auxiliary of Highland Park, Ladles
Auxiliary of Wilkins Street Talmud
Torah, Ladies Auxiliary of Oakland
Talmud Torah.
Mass Meeting Is Succees.
The mass meeting recently held by
the organization at the Wilkins Street
Talmud Torah was splendidly attend-
ed and thoroughly permeated with the
sentiments and inspiration of the Ks
defy.
President, Mts. Eva Bloom, opened
the meeting with an address which
gave some very interesting and im-
portant facts concerning the various
activities and achievements. of the
organization during the short period
of its existence. Mrs. Agnes Levin,
secretary, reported that steamship
tickets had already been sent to earl.
ous parts of Russia, Poland, Galicia,
Hungary, Bukovina, Roumania and
Lithuania. Rabbi Sam Sachs and
Rev. Goldin also spoke.
Reports were heard front the North
Woodward Branch through Miss
Goldberg and Mrs. Louis. Tribute
was paid Mrs L, Goldstick for her ef-
forts In behalf of the organization.

Philomathic Banquet
To Be Held De-
cember 29

The Lilies of Zion, one of the
youngest Young Judaea circles whose
activities Miss Annarose Hersh is
directing, will give a Yiddish recite.
lion. This club has distinguished
itself at many previous entertain-
ments by its splendid recitations and
in this, a humorous one, something
very enjoyable is assured.

Chanakuah Greetings

A Most Happy and

ProsPerous New Year

The Dramatic Clqb together with
members of the Buds of Judaea will
furnish a Palestanian dance and poet•
ical selections.

A unique feature of the program
will be a dialogue, called, "Chanukah,"
to be given in English by the mem-
bers of the,Stars of Judea. Ten boys
are expected to participate in this
number.
Miss Zelda NI edvedov, a prominent
member of the Judman Dramatic Club
and the Inter-Collegiate Zionist As-
sociation, will deliver a poetic con-
ception Which she has expressly writ-
ten for this Chanukah celebration.
No Young Judea program is coin-
plete without mass singing forming
an important part, and Mr. Heyman
has again consented to lead in the
singing at this entertainment.
Every Young jurbea Club will be
represented on the program and all
Young Jud;eatts as well as their
parents and friends are ieelted ned
urged to attend, Miss Sylvia Gold-
smith of the local Young Jud;ca or-
ganization is in charge of the ar-
rangements.

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Isadore Levine, Toastmaster of
Eighteenth Annual Affair.

Wednesday evening, December 29,
at the Carmel Kosher restaurant, the
Philomathie Debating Club and its
alumnae will hold their Eighteenth
Annual Banquet. The committee in
charge, under the active leadership of
J. J. Rosenthal, is making extensive
preparations to insure a good time for
everyone.
In line with their policy of "only
the best," Mr. Isadore Levine has
been secured is toastmaster for this
event. Mr. Levine, a former speaker
of the club, is well known as an ac-
complished orator and after-dinner
speaker. This will be his first appear.
ance before the l'hilomathic since his
return from Palestine.
Attention of the alumnae is called
to the fact that letters containing
tickets have been sent to all of them.
As stated in the letter either a remit-
tance or . the ticket must be returned.
The committee will greatly appre-
ciate all prompt replies.

The Service of the Brunswick Shops
is a feature extended to all patrons of ally

All Brunswick Shops open Evenings
until Xmas.
Whenever convenient shop in the
morning.

of our shops. It completes the circuit of
phonograph happiness, without added cost.

An Extraordinary

JUDAEAN COUNCIL
ELECTS OFFICERS

At a meeting of leaders in Detroit
Young Judea held Wednesday even-
ing, December I, for the purpose of
choosing a successor to Philip Slomo-
vitz, who resigned as supervisor of
the local chapters, it was decided that
the work should henceforth be con-
trolled by a Young Jtal•a Council,
due to the fact that no one individual
could be found to give tip the time
required by the movement.
Samuel Heyman was elected presi-
dent of the council. Miss Julia Wine
WAS elected vice - president; Miss An-
narose Hersh, recording secretary;
Sol Lipshitz, corresponding secretary;
and Miss Sylvia Goldsmith, treasurer.
Meetings of the council are to be
made interesting by interesting liter-
ary programs.

In the
Ranks of
Young Judea

The 1 sung Judea Dramatic Club
will furnish the feature number of the
Chanute:,; program to he presented
by the combined Young Judea Clubs
of this city, Sunday afternoon, Dec.
Q at 2 p nt in the auditorium of the
Jewish Institute, 23 High street east.
The Last Candle," a play by Jessie
E. &muter, is the number which
promises to attract considerable at-
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