'AGE SIX
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B'NAI MOSHE Y. P. S.
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The second regular meeting of the
Young People's Society of the Irnal
Moshe synagogue was held last Thurs.
day evening.
The newly elected officers are Al
Weiss, president; Ethel Klein, vice-
president; Annarose liersh, secre-
tary; Samuel Ilartmun, treasurer.
With a memberehip of 60 enthualaa-
tic young people, the organization Is
a promising one. All young folks who
are interested are cordially invited to
attend the next meeting which will
be held Thursday evening, at 8 p. m..
at the tenni Moshe Synagogue, cor-
ner Garfield and Beaubien street.
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WINDSOR'S YOUNG JUDAEA
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
Windsor's second Young Judaea
club was organized Sunday, Feb. 6,
at the Windsor Hebrew institute at a
meeting of twenty-five young boys.
The club is to be known as the "De-
fenders of the White and Blue." The
following were elected to office: A.
Zietlin, l'res., 13. Cohen, vice - pres., C.
Cohen, treas., and C. Abramson,
treas. The club was organized by M.
Sumner, who .is its leader.
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WORK OF EUROPEAN
NOTED CONDUCTOR
WOMEN'S SOCIETY
IN PIANO RECITAL
LAUDED AT BANQUET
Ossip Gabrilowitsch to Ap-
North Woodward Branch to Give Card
pear For First Time This
Party On Wednesday, Feb-
Season On Feb. 15.
ruary 23.
Printiar Unitas
Miss Cecelia Pine took part in
a concert given at the Detroit In-
stitute of Musical Art, Friday, Jan.
28.
Mrs. Joseph Weiss returned to
Enthusiastic approval of the work
her home on Whittemore street of-
ter spending a week visiting rela- of their organization was expressed
tives in Toledo, 0.
by prominent speakers at the banquet
given by the European Jewish Wom-
Mr. and Mrs. S. Klein, of New en's Welfare Organization Sunday ev-
York City, are the house-guests of ening at the Shaarey Zedek congrega-
Mr. and Mrs. L. Klein of North tion.
Saginaw street.
Bernard Ginsburg, president of Pis-
gah Lodge, I). W'. Simons, president
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Kornisky
entertained at a card party Satur- of Shaarey Zedek, Rabbi Jacob Bien-
day evening, Jan. 29, honoring Mr. enfeld, Louis Cohane and Joseph
and Mrs. S. Klein of New York Sanders were among the speakers.
city-
Mrs. Eva Bloom, the retiring presi
dent, gave a detailed report of the
Mr. Ira Buckner returned to his work of the society for the past 15
home after spending three weeks months. Secretary Mrs. Agnes Levin
at Battle Creek, Mich.
reported the expenditures and finan-
cial standing of the organizations.
Mr. and Ides. J. Levin entertained
Mrs. M. Miller, the new president,
16 guests at a card party Sunday,
Jan. 30, honoring Mr. and Mrs. S. read a few interesting letters from
the editor of the Jewish Morning Jour-
Klein of New York city.
nal of New York City in which he
The Jewish I.adies Aid Society will congratulated the local organization
hold their regular monthly meeting on its splendid work and asked for
\Vednesday, February 2.
suggestions as to the method of or-
ganizating a similar society in New
Mr. and Mrs. S. Orman and Mr. York.
and Mrs. J. Weiss spent Sunday in
The banquet closed with a dance
Detroit.
for the young people.
The following contributions were
Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Goldstein spent
Tuesday in Detroit as guests of Mr. made at the banquet: Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Harry Levine of Churchill Satovsky, of Frederick avenue, $150;
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Satovsky, of Kirby
avenue, $50; Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Si-
Miss Harriet Barnett spent the week mons, $100.
end in Flint visiting her sisters Mrs.
Ed. Rosenberg and Mrs. Saul Magdi-
NORTH WOODWARD RANCH
sohn.
GIVE CARD PARTY.
Y. P. A. BOOKS NOTED
MEN FOR LECTURES
The North Woodward branch of the
European Jewish Wotnen's Welfare
Organization will give a card-party,
Wednesday afternoon, February 23, at
the home of Mrs. B. Stiller, 5431 Third
avenue. The Society hopes to draw
a record attendance. Admission is
fifty cents.
Prof. David Blondheim, of Johns
Hopkins University and Prof. Edward
Chauncey Baldwin, of the University
of Illinois, have been booked to ad-
dress the Young People's Auxiliary
of the Shaarey Zedek. The dates on
which these men ore to speak will be
announced later.
The Y. P. A. will give a regular
dance Sunday evening. A member-
ship party and dance will be given
Wednesday evening, February 18.
Music will be supplied by a regular
orchestra, and refreshments will be
served.
The next regular meeting of the
North Woodward Branch will be held
Wednesday afternoon, February 16, at
the home of Mrs. Geo. Cohen, 1766
Miry Place.
ROSES OF ZION
The Roses of Zion, of which Miss
Blanca Slomovitz is leader, last Sun-
day elected the following officers:
Rachel Garfinkel, Pres.; l'earl Fire-
stone, Vice-Pres.; Ida Weiner, Sec.;
BLUE BIRD GIRLS.
Fanny Sloinovitz, Treas.; Frieda
:ooper, librarian; Dora Baskin, Serer-
A regular meeting of the Blue Bird at-arms.
Girls was held Tuesday evening, Feb.
1, at the home of an honorary mem-
ber. Mrs. Leslie Mitchell, 5731 Brush
street. Full arrangements for the The third annual fun frolic of the
dance to be held Sunday evening, Feb. Pi Gamma sorority given at the home
6, at the Hotel Staffer were made. of Miss Geraldine Maybaum of Chat-
Mrs. H. A. Kwiker, who was elected niers avenue, on Sunday, Feb. 6
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chairman of the dance, at a previous voted the most enjoyable in the his-
meeting, appointed the following com- tory of the sorority.
mittees to assist her. Miss Ida Green-
The program was pleasing from the
wald and Miss Tillie Halperin, to sell first item, a peanut race, to the last, a
tickets, and Miss Handel and Miss fox-trot contest. A buffet luncheon
Rothstein to collect tickets. These was served at midnight to the fol-
committees were for therst part of lowing: Misses Rose Adelson, Mary
the evening. Miss AntIa Kurtzman Berrie, Ruth Cohn, Fan l'Icasant,
was appointed to :et as Receiver and Charlotte Rodin, Evelyn Rosenthal.
to hand out the programs.
Boris and Ethel Steinborn, Rose Taub
A report was also riven of the and Doris Wolfgang, and the Messrs.
money that was handed out as charity Art Beeson, D. Bernstein, Seymour
to a family in very (lire need. Cohn, Al Daniels, Art Edelson, Philip
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will be donated to charity.
The meeting adjourned, after var. I Marvin
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inns talks by the visitors, at 10:30 ii.
next meeting will be held
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fuesday evening, Feb. 8, at the home
,d the Misses Ida and Gertrude Solo- I
mon, 1510 K. Philadelphia avenue. '
The Kurlande r Medical Society of
Detroit collected $407.(N) at their mass
meeting held Sunday night at the Mo-
gen Abraham synagogue A larg e
gathering of fernier Kin -le
nder resi-
dents pledged their further support
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to their destitut e brethren in Europe.
Rabbi Samuel Sachs wits elected
Another meeting will be held shortly.
president of the new organization "fliose who were unable to attend
formed at the synagogue on Twenty- the meeting may send their contribte
Ninth street and Michigan avenue for lion to the treasurer. Samuel Sussman,
the Jewish young men and women of 515 Tlettdrie avenue.
that community. Other officers elect-
ell are Solomon Levin, vice-president;
Ida Latiret, recording secretary;
Miss Esther Bookstein, correspond-
log secretary;
Albert Goldstein,
Vienna --A meeting of the Ukrain-
trreasurer. The officers, with the ad- inn Council (Reds) will take up the
dition of William Rallies and Morris matter of the reported reaignation of
Steinberg, will tonstitute the Execu- Generaj Petiura.
tive Board.
It appears that Pellure's 'resignation
At the meeting held on February 1, was caused by the fact that the Brit-
Rabbi Sachs appointed committees to ish government had intimated to
arrange for the business matters, so- Ukrainian leaders that it would not
cial and literary activities of the countenance a government of the mar
club. Rabbi Sachs then addressed erous bandit who 19 responsible for
the organization on "Zionism." Her- the many pogroms in various parts of
bert Berger gave several violin se. likranla under his jurisdiction or con-
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ENGLISH JEWS RESPON•
BIEL.
Miss
fections,
and a short address was de- trot.
The British government's stand Is
livered by Abe Levitt.
A 11111110 for the organization will due to pressure by British Jews to
see
to it that Petters, Is ousted from
be decided upon at the next meeting.
to be held on Tuesday evening, Feb- his leadership of the Ukrainian nation.
ruarY 15. at the Tw enty-ninth Street
synagogue. All Jewish young men and
women who are above 19 years of age
, are urged to join the organization, I'
West-end young Jewry being especial-
' ly invited.
OSSIP GABRILOWITSCIL
this season, whether on the conduc-
tor's stand of the Detroit orchestra or
at the piano as a virtuoso, he has been
lauded by press and public as one of
the outstanding geniuses of the day.
It acmes to be the consensus of opin-
ion that "Gabrilowitsch the pianist
is all the greater for being Gehl - 11°-
5%11.8(h the conductor, and vice versa."
Mr. Gabrilowitsch will play the fol-
lowing skilfully chosen program Tues-
day evening: Sonata in B Flat Major
(Beethoven); Prelude, Choral and
Fugue (Caesar Franck); Arabesque,
Novelette (Schumann); Impromptu in
B. Flat Major (Schubert); Rondo
(Weber); Nocturne In I) Flat Major,
Tarantella in A Flat Major (Chopin).
Tickets for the recital are now on
sale In Grinnell's and there is every
indication that Orchestra hall will
house a capacity audience.
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AARON FARBMAN.
The fifth annual ball given for the
benefit of the Hebrew hospital will
be held at the Majestic Dancing In-
stitute, Woodward at Watson, Sun-
day, Feb. 20. Several hundred tickets
have been sold and it is expected all
previous records for attendance will
be shattered.
Plans for the affair have been going
on several weeks and by a plan of
systematic advertising the needs of
the Hebrew hospital have been
brought to the attention of the He-
braic citizens of Detroit.
JEWISH WOMAN'S CLUB.
Pitt Parker, the famous crayon
"wizard" will appear before the Wom-
an's Club. at their regular monthly
meeting, Monday afternoon, Mar. 7.
The dance to be given by the Club.
originally scheduled for Feb. 23, will
be held Mar. 16 at the Federation Club
House. Further details will be an-
nounced in a later issue.
is interesting to note that the
Scholarship Fund established by the
Jewish Woman's Club is at present
putting lour yoting women through
it
.
PA
REFORM JEWS TO MEET
1,000 Rabbis and Laymen rAe Ex-
pected in Buffalo May 24-26.
BUFFALO-Om thousand reform
Jewish rabbis and lay men and women
from all parts of the country will meet
in this city on Slay 24, 25 and 26 to
discuss the condition and future of
Judaism in America. Extensive prep-
arations are being made here to en-
tenant the visitors, who will be dele-
gates to the biennial convention of
ine Limon of American Hebrew Con-
gregations and its affiliated body, the
Federation of Temple Sisterhoods.
The convention will give much of
its time to discussion of the problems
of anti-Semitism in America, the ex- •
tension of synagogue and religious
school facilities to enable all Jews in
America to participate in Jewish ac-
tivity, the establishment of a pension
fund for rabbis and the success of the
revival and financial campaign recent-
ly conducted by the union. Reports ' I
will be given on the work of the
Hebrew Union College at Cincinnati
for the training of rabbis.
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For the first and only time this
season, Ossip Gabrilowitach, the dis-
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ductor of the Detroit Symphony Or.
theatre, will give a piano recital,
Tuesday evening, February 15, at 8:30
o'clock, in Orchestra hull.
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in fine mettle for his concert here
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