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Sunday Services.
A delightful party was given Sunday
On Sunday morning of this week,
evening by Miss Elizabeth Weingar-
Rabbi Franklin will preach a sermon
den at her home, 503 East Palmer
appropriate to Memorial Day. His
avenue, honoring bliss Helen New-
usubject will be "Living and Dying."
man and her fiance, Mr. Benjamin
Sobel, who are to be married next
Closing Sabbath School Egercisest
month. l'remier roses and spring
As announced elsewhere in these flowers formed attractive derorations
columns, the closing exercises of the in the home. Miss Gertrude Sara-
Sabbath School will take place on noff, pianist; Miss Clara Krause, vo-
Sunday morning, June 5, at IS calist; Miss Esther LenhotT, dancer;
o'clock. These exercises will be suc- Robert I)rews, violinist; Al Mendol-
ceeded at 11 o'clock by a service of sohn and Paul Garelick, entertainers.
confirmation of five young people. A midnight luncheon was served to
The services promise to be very in- 26 guests.
teresting and impressive. All are in-
vited.
A piano recital was given by Miss
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friendly accommodations, has made it possible to build
my business from a small store to the finest and best
equipped jewelry establishment on the East Side.
Asa continuance of my good faith to you, to show my
appreciation in a material way I am going to give you
Real Anniversary Savings
25% Off
On latest styles of Rogers
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Dutch Holloware, Tea Sets, Coffee Sets,
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EHRLICH BUILDING
Adams and Hastings.
In a warmly contested debate on
the question, "Resolved, Thzit the
Seamen's Act be Made Operative on
the Great Lakes," the affirmative
team, composed of D. Barack, A. C.
Perlman and Maurice G. Abramotf,
who captained the team, put forth
such an onslaught that the organiza-
tion gave them the winning decision.
Th eaffirmative team was further hon-
ored by having A. C. Perlman elected
best speaker of the evening. Irving
Iskowitz, former speaker of the or-
ganization, acted as critic of the de-
bate. I, Falk, J. Kadushin and D.
Kaufman, captain, composed the con-
tending team.
Philomathic will again venture into
a foreign field by sending two rep-
resentative teams to appear before
the B'nai Moshe Congregation, Gar-
field and Beaubien streets, in debate
on a lively and modern question. It
will be held within a few weeks, tin-
der the auspices of the Young Peo-
ple's Society. Louis Carpol, Maurice
G. Abramoff, Sydney De Young and
Leo Rosenzweig have been chosen by
the club to appear in this affair.
The greatest event of the Philo-
mathic year, the model meeting, is
to take place Tuesday, June 14, at
the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, Willis
and Brush streets. l'hilomathic's best
talent will be represented. The judges
will be Judge Harry B. Keidan, Judge
Monahan and Edwin L. Miller, prin-
. cipal of Northern high School. The
public is invited to attend.
Next week I. Berger and S. Leibo-
vitz will be the proponents of the bill,
"Resolved, That the Excess Profits
Tax Law Be Repealed." H. Rand
and Louis Carpol will oppose them.
The Little Felt Sports Hat
Worn for every
purpose imaginable.
White, the absence of
all color, introduces its
antithesis. BI•ak-
fashion's most recent
vagary—a black K i d
Water Lily sharply ail-
houetted on a back-
ground of white felt.
See sketch.
Jeanette Jacobs, student, with Mr.
Guy lievier Williams, at the Detroit
Institute of Musical Art, Thursday
evening, May 19. A well-balanced
program, including compositions of
blendelssohn, Beethoven, Ts•haikov-
sky, Chopin and Moskowski, was en-
joyed by a large audience. The bril-
ROSE ROSENBERG.
liant "Capriccio Brilliante," by Men-
delssohn, was played by Miss Jacobs
Miss
Rosenberg
is a member of the
and Mr. Williams as a closing num-
ber. Miss Jacobs is now preparing ticket committee for the Eleventh
Annual
Bicur
Cholem
Jr. Excursion
for her artist's diploma and Bache-
lor's Degree in music. the is the to take place Sunday, June 5.
daughter of Mr. William Jacobs, 443
East Warren avenue.
Mr. Sigmund Goldsmith, of 993
East Kirby avenue, has returned from
Los Angeles, Calif., where he had
spent the winter.
I. Leonard Braun presented the
following pupils in a singing recital
at his sutdio, Woodward and West
Ferry, during the week: Mrs. Samuel
I,evey, Mrs. Esther Kemp, Miss Grace
Young and Salvatore Toco, with Miss
Pauline Johnson at the piano. Pre-
ceding the recital Mr. Braun ad-
dressed the assembly on the subject
, of tone placement and musical ap-
preciation. The program was con-
cluded with two solos by Mr. Braun
and an operatic duet with Mrs.
Levey.
BLUE BIRD GIRLS
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Erman and Mrs.
B. Cohen, of Cleveland, are here to
attend the reception of their niece,
Mabel G. Kleinsmith, whose engage-
ment to Mr. Arthur A. Gottesman has
us t been announced
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The Sisterhood of Congregation
The Blue Bird Girls held their
monthly social meeting Tuesday Emanuel will meet at the home of
evening, May 24, at the home of Miss Mrs. H. Fisher, 1682 Atkinson ave-
Sylvia Gutman, 404 11731 ave- nue, Wednesday, June 1, at 2 p. m.
nue. This was in the for of a lotto
Miss Rose Stamen, of Pittsburgh,
party, for the members only.
betrothal
Fifteen members were present, all Pa., arrived to attend the
reception
of Miss Helen Cohn and
of whom participated in the game
which lasted for one hour, at which Mr. Julius Rosenberg, Many delight-
time it was announced that bliss , ful functions have been arranged in
Sadye Solomon had won the most her honor.
games, for which she was awarded a
Mrs. A. Gittleman, of East Grand
prize consisting of an oak carved box
containing a lotto game. Refresh . Boulevard, entertained 16 guests at'
ments were then served, followed by whist Wednesday afternoon in honor,
of Miss Rose Stamen of Pittsburgh,
dancing.
The next regular meeting of the Pa. Following the game a beauti-
Blue Bird Girls will be held Tuesday fully appointed luncheon was served.
evening, May 31, at the home of Mis
Mollie Handel, 939 Frederick street
ROSES OF ZION
The Roses of Zion, a Young Judaea
circle of which bliss Blume Slomovitz
is leader, last week elected the fol-
lowing new officers: Rachel Garfinkel,
president; Helen Kline, vice-presi-
dent; Molly Cohn, secretary; Fannie
Slomovitz, treasurer; Esther Caron,
sergeant-at-arms; Rose Duchin, scrap
book editor; Ida Weiner, news editor.
The club will give a raffle on June 26,
the proceeds to go for enlarging the
club library.
Red Felt—• dorsi-
n•nt note for sports.
Felts with brim en-
tirely of parrot hued
feather.. Felt. with
perforated crown.
Black Felt with ear-
rings attached, • strong
Spanish note.
Y. P. S. WILL HOLD
ANNUAL MOONLIGHT
Mrs. Lena Jackson, who spent the
past five months in Los Angeles,
Calif., has returned to her home with
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hamburger, of 1657
Third avenue.
NU BETA PHI
Not in the High Rent District.
Simply Bewitching—Bewitchingly
Simple
Raven locks should choose romantically swagger
toll brim .ombrero. in rich copper and other shade.
In accordanc with their usual cus-
tom, the Young People's Society of
Temple Beth El will hold the twenty-
second annual moonlight, Monday
evening, June 27. Preparations are
being made to make it one which will
surpass any given by this organize-.
Lion in the past.
Many unique features will be in-
troduced. A real Gypsy fortune tell-
er will roam the boat informing the
guests of their futures. I'rize dances
will be staged, the wniners of which
will be rewarded. A song especially
written for the occasion will be in-
troduced by a local quartet.
The Y. P. S. special augmented
orchestra will play for dancing and
separate entertainmnt will be offered
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for those not wishing to dance.
limited number of tickets will be sold
to insure absolute comfort for those
attending. If the success of last
year's moonlight can be employed as
a criterion for this season's affair, a
capacity attendance is assured. Tick-
ets will be offered for sale in the near
future by members of the soclety.
The
Sale of Women's
Low Shoes at
$4
HERMAN AUGUST TO
REPRESENT U. OF M.
AT LANSING HEARING
Ikrman August, senior at thellni
versity of Michigan, is one of the
four men selected to represent the
school in the hearing which has been
granted by the legislature at Lan-
sing. •
The committee, consisting of two
students and two members of the
faculty, appeared before the House
Thursday in a plea for 100 per cent
allowance of the appropriation of ap-
proximately $8,000,000 asked by the
university for the coming year.
August, law student and promi-
nent in Jewish circles locally, one of
Miss Rose Stetsay, of 529 Medbury the Detroit students who were elected
avenue, has recently returned from to Phi Beta Kappa rcently, is also of
an extended trip through the east.
The Coif, the national honorary legal
fraternity.
Among the out of town guests who
were in the city to attend the wed-
ding of Miss Hattie Gassel, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. G. Gassel, of 81 Al-'
ger avenue, and Mr. Arthur Sadow,
The Amitians met in the home of
of New York City, which took place . Miss Betty Davidov, 9149 Cameron
Thursday evening, May 26, at the De- avenu, Tuesday evening, May 24. A
troit Federation of Women's Clubs, regular business meeting took place
were as follows: Mr. Jack Berkman, and following the adjournment of the
of Waco, Texas; Miss Minerva Graff, meeting the members spent two
Boston, Mass.; Mr. Nat Sadow, Miss hours in sewing and knitting. Lunch -
Frances Sadow, New York; Mr. and eon was served by the hostess, Miss
Mrs. M. Brenner, Grayling, Mich.; Betty Davidov.
Misses Ruth and Annabelle Brenner,
The next regular meeting will be
Grayling; Miss Clara Zimmerman, To- held at the home of Miss Nel Price,
ledo; Miss Florence Berkman, Bay , 9136 Cameron avenue, Tuesday even-
City; Mr. and Mrs. Kaplan, Miss Sa- ing, May 31.
die Kaplan, Mr. Louis Kaplan and
Mr. A. Kaplan, of Cleveland.
fine, big as , ortment of smart
pumps and Oxfords. priced formerly up
to $to.00 r An exceptional chance to buy
good shoes at a popular price.
S
AMITIANS
The No Beta Phi entertained Wed-
nesday evening, May 18, at the home
of Miss Geraldine Maybaum, 345
Chalmers avenue. The following
Mr. and Mrs. A. Jacobs, of 15 Vir-
members and their friends were pres- ginia Park, have announced the mar-
A spcial meeting of the Pep-0-
ent: The Misses Marian and Ruth riage of their daughter, Mabel Jacobs
Grosburg, Ida Silver, Gertrude Un- Gumm, to Mr. John J. Ginsburg, on Girls was held at the home of Miss
ger, Ruth Cohen, Helen Ressler, Thursday, May 19. Mr. and Mrs.! Bessie Finkelstein, 642 Theodore,
Wednesday evening, Slay 18, for the
Jeanette Kabaker, Ruth Harrison and Ginsburg spent the past week in New
social
Geraldine Maybaum; the Messrs. Sey- York at th Biltmore Hotel and this purpose of discussing coming
mour Cohen, Harold Kline, Angelo week are at the Ambassador in At- activities. The future promises some
lively events for the Pep-O-Girls,
Maybaum, Jack Rosenberg, Nat Metz- Iantice City.
among which the annual Pajama
ger, Sam Kabaker, Held Grosburg,
Party will be a special feature. This
Abe Malcaln and Nat Aposal. The
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Friedman
next meeting of the Nu Beta Phi So-, and children, Elsa Adele and Alwyn will take place on June 4 at the home
of Misses Goldie and Jean Silverman,
rority will be held May 25 at the Vernon, are occupying their new
344 liarmon avnue. In previous
home of Miss Ida Silver on Palmer home at 20 Chicago Boulevard.
years this party has been an outstand-
avenue.
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ing success on the club's social calen•
Miss Betty Berick was hostess at a
i
Ro se Be- day.
pretty surprisee par t y given
KADIMAH GIRLS
rick at her home, 310 Owen avenue,
Saturday evening, May 21, 1921. The
JR. E. W. W. O.
Beginning May 26, the Kadimah evening was enjoyably spent in
Girls will hold their regular meetings games, dancing and singing and at 12
The Junior European Women's
at Temple Beth El. Miss Solminsky p. m. a beautiful luncheon was served.
will be the speaker at tne first meet- Among those present were the Misses Welfare Organization will meet next
ing.
Marjie Karlin, Marion Yahmstein, Tuesday evening at the B'Nai Brith
Rose and Lillian Gassel, Goldye Ve- clubrooms. An important program
lick, Libby Gold, Bess Finkelstein, has been arranged for the evening.
Dorothy Yarows, Freda Bergstein,
Rose and Betty Berick, the Messrs.
Murray Bucksbang, Jack Lieber, Syd-
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NEW YO — Dr. Faitlovitch, new Gusset, Ben Karlin, Jack Harris,
who has again returned to Abyssinia, I. Finkelstein, Not Shever, Sam Ma-
reports that he has now succeeded in toff, harry and black Michelson and
organizing several Jewish schools in Mr., Ressler.
Dembea. The board of instructors
' of these schools is composed of na- GANAPOL GRADUATES
tive Falashas who have received in-
WILL GIVE RECITALS TI
tensive training in Hebrew and theol-
ogy under the personal supervision of
Sirs. Boris I.. Ganapol announces
Dr. Faitlovitch.
a series of eight pianoforte recitals,
Dr. Faitlovitch conferred with the
presenting graduate and post-gradu-
Crown Prince of Abyssinia, Ras To-
ate students from her class at the
fori, concerning the social and po-
Ganapol Studios of Musical Art, to
litical conditions of the Falashas.
be held at the Women's City Club,
The Crown Prince took a great in-
tl fjl
141 Bagley avenue.
terest in the various proposals out-
The first to appear in graduation t
• lined by Dr. Faitlovitch for the
is Miss Hazel Whitley, who will ren-
amelioration of the status of the
der her program on Tuesday evening
Abyssinian Jews, and it is hoped that
May 31. Others to appear in indi-
he will grant permission to establish
vidual programs in June are Jane
Jewish schools in Adis Abeba, which
Holskin and Jennie Peterson, post-
will help to unite and develop the
graduates, and Mildred Sadie, Alice St
Jewish community there, and bring
Clore, Rosalie Morris, Selma Ham-
them into closer touch with the
burger and Helen Esser.
Arabian Jews of Yemen and Aden.
Bernard Sturm, leader of Ensemble
Dr. Faitlovitch brought with him
at the Ganapol studios, presented all
some medicaments, given by the Joint
the graduates in an interesting
Distribution Committee, and dis-
musicale on Sunday last, the program
tributed these among the several com-
being mad up of Sonatas by Mozart,
munities. Ile is leaving Addis-Abeba
. Schubert and Dvorak.
shortly to proceed to Asmara to re-
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sume negotiations with the Italian
Colonial government for the estab- WELFARE ORGANIZATION
TO NOMINATE OFFICERS T I
lishment of a Jewish school among
the Falashas of Eitrea.
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Our First Annual
Advance Summer Sale
Fur Coats
Featuring a 36-inch long Hudson
Seal Coat, Marten (Skunk) Collar
and Bell Cuffs and Belt, Pussy Wil-
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factory, to order, if desired, at
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Mack calf, black kid and patent
pumps with I.' tiffs heels.
White reinskin pumps with Louis
and baby Louis heels.
Brown suede oxfords with Louis
heels.
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DANCING PARTY
On Tuesday Eve., May 31
AT TIIE
ELK'S TEMPLE
INTERPELLATION IN SIEM.
European Jewish Women's Welfare
Organization will not meet this Mon- .
DANZIG.—According to a wire day evening. The next regular busi-
from Warsaw, Jewish delegates in ness meeting will take place Tuesday
. the Seim interpellated the govern- evening, June 7, at the Mogen Av-
ment on the action of the police rohom Synagogue, on Farnsworth
against demonstrators in the May street. Nominations of officers will
take place at this meeting.
I labor parade.
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