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Sir. and Sirs. M. A. Lipsitz, Harold
and Ruth Lipsitz, of McLean avenue
,ere in Akron, Ohio, the past week in
attendance at the marriage of their
son and brother, Charles Milton to
Sliss Rose Sybil Rosenfield which
took place in Akron, Nov. 8.

Sunday Service..
Rabbi Franklin's addresses on "The
Foundations of Faith" have called
forth such enthusiastic comments
from many quarters, that he has de-
cided to continue the discussion in a
number of additional lectures. This
Sunday at 1 I o'clock, he will speak
on "The Peace Ideal in Judaism."
This address, appropriate to Armis-
tice Day, will link itself very closely
with the preceding lectures of the
present course.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hirsch of Los
Angeles, Cal., were guests fora few
day's at the home of Sir. and Mrs. I,
0:Rosenberg of Collingsmod avenue,
enroute to a visit in the East.

S•bbath Service..
Sabbath services at the Temple
will begin this week its usual at 10:30.
The sermon will be delivered by
Rabbi Franklin.

Miss Bessie Dreifuss of 1951 Glad-
stone avenue is spending a few
months in Pittsburgh the guest of rel.
Mix vs and friends.

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Annual Meeting and Dinner.
The annual meeting of Congrega-
tion Beth El will take place next
Tuesday evening, Nov. 15, at 8
o'clock. At this meeting business of
supreme importance will be conduct-
ed and every member of the Congre-
gation should be there. Matters of
great importance will be brought up
for discussion and decision. The an-
nual meeting will be preceded by the
annual dinner to be served under the
auspices of the Woman's Auxiliary
Association. The dinner will be serv-
ed beginning at 6 o'clock. Gentle-
men are asked to come direct to the
Temple from their places of busi-
ness and to meet their families at
the l'emple for the evening meal.
Temple Choral Society.
Under the leadership of Rabbi
Burkowitz, a choral society has been
organized among the women of the
Congregation. Rehearsals are held
on Friday afternoons at 4 o'clock.
All women interested in choral and
congregational singing are cordially
nvited to be present at these re-
hearsals.

The Hungarian-American Club will
give a Tea Dansant on Sunday after-
MRS. PAULINE EFROSI
noon, Nov. 13, at their club-rooms on
Jefferson avenue. In connection with
The European Jewish Women's the dansant, a tine musical program
Welfare Organization of Detroit, or- given by well known artists have been
ganized for the purpose of offering arranged.
help to European children orphaned
by the war and European pogroms,
Miss Jeannette Yanover, soprano,
hopes to adopt 10 more orphans with formerly with the Almon Opera Com-
the proceeds of the dance to take - panv will sing a group of songs. Her-
place Sunday evening, Nov. 20, at the ' mar Kolodkin, a noted viola player
Hotel Stutter.
with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
The committee, consisting of Mrs. will contribute two members. Henry
Pauline Efrosi as chairman, Sirs. Purcells' "Melody" and an aria by
Fred Epstein as secretary and treas- Spohr. R. Barnett will be at the
urer and Mrs. Julius Epstein as as-
sistant secretary and treasurer, is
making arrangements for what they Mrs Louis Lowenstein, formerly of
promise will be one of the leading Detroit, but now of Salt Lake City,
events of the year.
Utah, is spending a few weeks in the
Holders of tickets to the dance, i it city,
a guest at the home of Mrs.
it
is announced, are also entitled of a Etnt . na Rosenberg of 1170 Coiling Dr. Freehof's Lecture..
chance on a beautiful floor lamp.
Ott Friday evening of this week,
wood avenue.
Nov. 11, Dr. Solomon B. Freehof of
Miss Lillian Scher who spent two the Hebrew Union College will de-
weeks visiting with her aunt, Mrs. liver the first of it series of eight
S. Scher of 1640 Clairmont avenue, lectures to be given on alternate Fri-
has returned to her home in Chicago. day evenings on the general subject, ,
"The Rise and History of Jewish
Returning to her home in Hamilton, Ceremonials and the Synagog."
Ohio, after spending several weeks in These lectures are of timely interest
the city is Sirs. Harry Turberg.
and importance and will be presented
in a popular way by Professor Free-
Morris Saulson of Lorain, Ohio, hof, whose ability as a speaker and
fiance of Miss Fanny Wetsman of thinker is well known to those who
Virginia l'rk, spent a few days in were privileged to hear him when he
the city the past week.
officiated during the High Holy Days
at the Auxiliary Synagog of the Tem-
Mr. and Mrs. Xl. Kallet who were
ple. These lectures are open to the
in the city to attend the marriage of
general public without charge. All
their son, Dr. Herbert linnet to Miss
are cordially invited.
Mabel Blumberg, which was an event
of Oct. 27 have returned to their home Dr. Goldenson to Lecture.
On the evening of Tuesday, Nov.
in Syracuse, N. Y.
22, the Stem's Temple club will hold
Mrs. Charles Yahlem (Florence its second dinner meeting of the sea-
Brown) and daughter Elizabeth have son. The speaker will be Dr. Samuel
returned to their home in St. Louis, II. Guldenson of Pittsburgh, and his
Mo., after a visit with her parents, subject will be, "What is Justice?"
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Brown of Bur- These meetings are open only to
members of the Men's Temple club.
lingame avenue.
Those who have not yet joined the
Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Goldon of Mel- organization should do so without
bourne avenue have returned from a delay.
several weeks trip to New York and Acquaintance Tea.
Boston.
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Returning from an extended trip ciation invite all the members of the
throughout the East is W. T. Wine- organization and thos ewho desire to
man of Hotel Charlevoix.
join to an "Acquaintance Tea" Mon-
day, Nov. 14, at 2:30. An excellent
N. Glass of Edison avenue spent
musical program has been prepared
several days in New York and Phila-
and it is earnestly desired that all
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will enter into the spirit of the event
by making "acquaintance" more
II. S. Weil of Belmont avenue is
than a mere word.
spending two weeks with relatives and
Young People'. Society.
friends in Chicago.
The second meeting of Rabbi
Returning from New York where Berkowitz's class in "Biblical Criti-
he spent the past ten days is J. A. cism" which was scheduled for Tues-
day evening, Nov. 15, has been post-
Berger of West Grand boulevard.
poned, due to the Temple Congrega-
Leo M. Berman who visited with tional meeting which takes place on
his parents in the city has returned to that date, to Friday evening, Nov. 18,
at 8:15 sharp. It is hoped that the
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splendid attendance of the opening
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Joseph of Lin- meeting will be greatly increased. ,
dale evenue chaperoned a group of
young people at the Phi Sigma Delta
GRACE KURLANDER SOCIETY
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The regular meeting of the Grace
Sir. and Mrs, A. F. Hemmer of Kurlander Aid society was held at
Longfellow avenue returned from sev- the Mogen Abraham Synagogue on
eral weeks' visit to New York.
Oct. 19. A food chopper donated by
Mrs. B. l.ampke was won by Mrs. I.
Miss A. M. Siverd of Burlingame
Harris.
avenue spent two weeks in New York
Election of officers will take place
at the next regular meeting to be
and Philadelphia. J. E. Lewis of Bel
held Nov. 16. All members are uged
, mont avenue spent several days in
New York and Boston the past week. to attend.

S. Schornfeld of Hotel Tuller was
in New York and Philadelphia the
past week.

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Returning from New York where
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