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Messages to American Israel

Practical Gifts

from a Quality Store

Christmas is coming and wearable and give_

able feminine gifts reflect the tendency to-

wards things practical. The good sense gift

and the common sense price pleases two—

the one who gives and the one to whom it

is given.

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PETTICOATS

Sunday Services:
Sent Through Jewish Tele-
On Sunday morning, of this week, I
Mrs. Ira Cohen and Miss Arlene
graphic Agency.
Gallow left for Chicago to attend the Dec. 17, Rabbi Franklin will discuss
Shakespeare's
"Merchant
of
Venice"'
Cohen-Strauss wedding, which is to
W A R S A W.—(J. T. A.)—Mes-
take place on Dec. 19 at the Web- with particular reference to David
1V'arlield's representation of Shylock. sages containing greetings to Amer-
To introduce our enlarged shops, we are offering
ster Hotel.
This production at the hands of two lean Jews from some of the Jewish
about 700 men's hand-tailored silk ties at—
great Jews—Mr. Belasco as producer deputies to the Polish Sejm have
Miss Nance Solomon was hostess
been secured by the Jewish Tele-
at a charmingly appointed bridge for and Mr. Wartield as actor—has culled graphic Agency. The tirst to avail
30 guests at her home on Tuxedo forth much discussion. Rabbi Frank.
tin's lecture will therefore no doubt himself of the opportunity to speak
avenue on Saturday afternoon last.
be heard by a very large congrega- a word to American Jews is Deputy
Positively the Best
Isaac Gruenbaum. The victory of
tion.
Miss Ilattie Gittleman of East
the National Jews in the recent elec-
Values ill Detroit
Kirby avenue is chairman of ar-
tions in Poland has demonstrated the
Sabbath Services:
rangements of the musicale tea to be
The Sermon this Sabbath will be maturity of Polish Jewry, said Dr.
given at the Craystone ballrooms on delivered by Rabbi Berkowitz. His Gruenbaum. It has shown that the
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 27, by theme will be "The Militant Jew." Jews are capable of "self-regulation
the Hadassah Society of Detroit, All of our members and espeeialy our of their internal life." "The Ameri
when musicians of note will be pre- women and the men who are not pre- ••n Jews have greatly helped their
sented. Tickets for the recital can vented from doing so by economic Polish brethren, who are striving to "MKWIIWCWSNISIS,WS.W•WSIOSI•W•WISSWINIMMICWOMPr
be secured from Miss Gittleman or conditions are urged to attend these become self-supporting and, while
Mrs. Joseph II .Ehrlich, president.
services. still requiring some material assist-
-sues, are not desirous of being the
. wards of the Jewry of another coax-
Miss Sophia Rosenthal of Muske- Chanukah Entertainment:
gon, Mich., is spending the winter
A very elaborate Chanukah play try," Deputy Gruenbaum asserts.
3711 Woodward Avenue
Ur. Josiah Thon, another veteran
with her sister, Mrs. Harvey Elbinger
written by Mrs. Sidney S. Weinman
of 2086 Blaine- avenue.
will be produced by the children of of the Polish Sejm, declared that '
s T. American Jewry has helped, through
the School of Religion on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. David Blumrosen of teriton, Dec. 17, at 3 o'clock. Thi s its internal unification, in the achieve-
Chicago spent the week-end with her will be one of the most beautiful p e r_ meet of similar unification on the
part of Polish Jewry.
sister, Mrs. M. Friedberg.
formances ever given by our childre n.
The hope that the American Jew-
Because of the size of the school, it
Assisted by Mme. Paskewitch, Miss Betty Frank, Mme. Groper, Mme.
Congress will reveal a national
Miss Ethel Goldberg of Bayonne, is necessary to limit attendance tosh
consciousness similar to that shown
Skolnik the much lauded artist, M. Skolnik the well known
N. J., has been delightfully enter- the children. The possibiliay, how-
actor, Bernard Young, Benjamin Blank and other.
tained by many friends and relatives ever, of repeating the play for the by the Jews of Poland was expressed
Deputy Ilartglass.
of her hostess, Miss Ruth Cohn of benefit of parents of the chidren is
, Noah Philutzki, leader of the Jew-
In Two Masterful Plays
West Grand boulevard. Among those being considered.
ish People's party, the only group
who entertained the past week for
j which failed to join the minority fu-
Miss Goldberg at luncheons and thea- Important Notice in Regard to
I sion, asserted that his visit to Amer-
ters are Mrs. Abe Gittleman, Mrs. Dancing CI
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'ca last year strengthened his belief
'hills M. Rosenberg, Mrs. Ben Cohn,
Mrs. Carl Mann of the Detroit Con- in his "national program.'
Mrs. E. S. Barnett, Mrs. A. Danto, servatory of Music, one of the most
Others to comment include Deputy
Mrs. Ira Friedenberg, Mrs. Jacobs, efficient dancing teachers in the city, Schereschewski, who expressed his
("SONG OF SONGS")
Mrs. A. Schmeer, Mrs. M. Feinberg has been engaged to conduct the admiration for the generosity of
and the Misses Kate Levenson, Peggy dancing classes to be organized under American Jews, who he hoped, would
Rindscoff and Ethel Miller.
the auspices of the Sisterhood. All continue their great work. Dr. Schip-
children expecting to join these per, the Poale Zoin leader, hopes that
Miss Annette Schneider of 644 classes should be present at the tem- the Jewish workers in America will
West Bethune avenue entertained pie Saturday afternoon of this week, become a powerful factor in the po-
eight guests at a luncheon at hotel llee. 16, at 2:30, to meet Mrs. Mann, litical life of the country, while Dep-
Stotler, followed by a theater party, who will at that time organize her uty
Music will be supplied by picked musicians from the Detroit Sym-
t Trucker wishes the "fortunate
honoring her guest, Miss Peggy class work. Children should be a" American brethren to come in closer
phony Orchestral, who will be directed by the well known
Aronson of Newark, N. J., who spent companied at this meeting by their touch with their brethren in Poland."
artist, Z. Kaplan.
the past week in Detroit.
parents, so Mrs. Mann will explain The hope that American Jews will
her plans and methods in detail. We lend their help to the reconstruction
Tickets on sale at Small's Drug Store, Hastings and Ilendrie;
Mrs. Jospeh L. Cohen (Bertha Rich- are very fortunate, we believe, to of a "Free Palestine" was expressed
Plotkin's Book Store, Ilastings and Adelaide; Cooper's Drug Store,
mond) and son, E. Wallace, of Buf- have secured so excelent a teacher by Dr. Koerner, one of the deputies
falo, N. Y., are in the city visiting for our children. from Galicia.
Westminster and Goodwin, and at the Box Office on the day of
relatives and friends.
the performance.
Affiliated Boards to Meet on
Mrs. S. niched( and daughter, Friday Evening:
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Jewel, of 215 Owen avenue left for
The officers and boards of direc-
Southern California to spend the re- tors of the various temple organiza-
mainder of the winter.
tions will meet at the temple for sup-
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Pisgah
per on Sunday evening, Dec. 17, at Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B. B., will hold
Mrs. I. Weinstein of Virginia park 5:45. Following the supper, a mat- an election of officers on Monday
left for an extended stay in Florida, ter of the very greatest importance evening, Dec. 18. Members are urged
returning by way of New York City. to all temple organizations will be to attend and assure the success of
While in New York she will be the discussed. It is therefore hoped that the organization by helping pick the
FIRST APPEARANCE
guest of her children, Mr. and Mrs. a full representation will be present. best possible officers. Other impor-
N. J. Greene.
tent business is to be transacted and I
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an interested program presented.
Men's Temple Club:
Miss Mollie Kimche and Harry
On Tuesday evening, Dec. 19, at A joint meeting of all the commit-
Kiniche are touring to New Orleans 8 o'cock, the Men's Temple Club has tees of the auxiliary was held on Fri-
and Miami, Fla., returning by way damned a smoker with a most elabo- day afternoon, at the B'nai B'rith
of the Atlantic cities.
rate program of entertainment. The club rooms, Mrs. Harry Fleishman
principal speaker on this occasion will presiding. Mrs. Anna Rubenstein,
In honor of Miss Ruth Cohn, a be l'rofessor Robert N. Wenley of chairman of the social service cam-
The most famous song interpreter of the world and the most beloved
January bride-elect, a delightful the department of philosophy o ' f
European Jewish artist now on tour in America.
e mittee, announced a plan for turning
handkerchief shower was given by University of Michigan. Dr. W enley the dub rooms into a store for keep-
Prices $1, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50
Mrs. J. Ilarrison, 8050 Third avenue. is in every sense of the word a man's i clothing and unperishable gro-
Tickets at Grinnell's.

Neckwear for Men

$ 1

ORCHESTRA HALL

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CHILDREN'S COATS

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INFANTS' TOYS

Leading Jewish Artist in America

SERVICE TALK NUMBER 17

Deliveries
Made in Time
for Xmas!

N

o cause for worry ! Is your
evening gown soiled? Dress
suit need pressing? or clean-
ing? Let Jacoby's try their hand!
We assure you that our dyeing and
cleaning processes are the finest in
Michigan. Our prices are right!
Our service the best—as is demon-
strated by our announcement that
work received NOW will be ready
in time for Christmas wear!

Save money
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SUNDAY MATINEE, DECEMBER 24

"SHIR HASHIRIM"

SUNDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24

"STRONGER THAN LOVE"

L O. B. B. AUXILIARY
ACTIVITIES PLANNED

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man and what he will have to say cerios for distribution among the
Mrs. Leo Steier left for Cleveland will unquestionably be received with needy. It is planned to have a corn-
to visit her sisters, Mrs. I. Schermer the utmost interest and enthusiasm I mittee at the rooms from 10 a. m. to
by all members of the Men's Club., 4 p, m. to take charge of the distri-
and Mrs. J. Schermer.
There will be cigars and re res • bution of these articles. Those hav-
Benjamin L. Lambert of 664 West ments, all free. Surely the crowd ing useful clothes to give away are
Hancock avenue, former president of will tax the capacity of our rooms.
urged to send them to the club, 1307
Temple Beth El, celebrated his six-
Broadway.
tieth birthday anniversary on Sun- Young People's Annual
Monthly entertainments are to be
day, Dec. 10, the immediate family Formal Dance:
given at the Old Folks' Home, the
attending the social function given
The Young People's annual forma l lOrphan Home, the Children's Free
in his honor. Congratulatory mes- dance will take place Wednesday Hospital and the Tuberculosis Sena-
sages were received from many parts evening, Dec. 27, in the ballroom of torium under the direction of the en-
the temple. Tickets and invitations, tertainment committee, of which
of the country.
which are limited to members of the Mrs. Ida Gould is chairman.
Among the guests at the home of Young People's Temple Club and
Arrangements are also being com-
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Lambert members of Congregation Beth El, pleted for the dance to be given on
of 664 West Hancock avenue on Sat- have been mailed this week. There Sunday evening, Dec. 24, at the
urday and Sunday last, attending the will be unique features.An aug- Graystone. The next card party of
sixtieth birthday anniversary of Mr. mented local orchestra will supply the auiliary will be held on Wednes-
Lambert, were Dr. and Mrs. Thodore music of a high order. Please remit day afternoon, Dec. 27, at 1307
F. Ileavenrich of Port Iluron and Mr. for tickets at an early date in order Broadway. Tickets can already be
and Mrs. 0. D. Ileavenrich of Ann to enable the committee to make obtained from members of the com-
mittee.
proper preparations.
Arbor.

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Orchestra Hall

SUNDAY, DEC. 17

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Rest, te your seats at once for this wonderful musical treat and social

event. Cantor Rosenblatt will sing his famous Chanukah numbers.

Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Danto of Ann
Arbor will be in Detroit to spend the
Christmas holidays with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Gittleman of 11551
Second boulevard.

Mrs. A. Rosenzweig of 1620 West
Grand boulevard entertained a num-
ber of children at a birthday party
on Dec. 6, in honor of her son, Je-
rome's, birthday.

A miscellaneous shower was given
in honor of Miss Pearl Simon, a bride-
elect of this month, at the home of
Mrs. William Peritz of 156 Winona
avenue.

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appreciate this opportunity to purchase such merchandise
at real savings.

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"Gonna of Distinction"

Most of our new customers, we
learn, since their friends have told
them of the Bernard Shop, come here
anticipating new styles, finer quality
and better values than they custom-
arily find. And because they, too,
proclaim "there is no better place for
gowns and wraps," it is evident that
their expectations are realized.

Rabbi Franklin's Lectures:
The second of Rabbi Franklin's lec-
tures in his course on "The Literary
Study of the Bible" will be given Fri-
day evening of this week, Dec. 15, at
8 o'clock. The first of these lec-
tures awakened much interest on the
part of those who were present and
it is therefore expected that the
second sddress of the series will be •
heard by an even larger number than
were present at the opening lecture.
These addresses will hereafter be
given in the chapel of the temple.
Dr. Slonimsky's second lecture in
his series on "The Philosophy of Re-
ligion" will be given on Friday even
ing, Dec. 22.

JEWS NEED NOT REGRET
CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT
WRITES COL. WEDGWOOD

h Laborite Sends
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Contribution to Keren Hayesod.

At Our Bookstore—All the best modern and standard
books in editions suitable for gifts. A well selected book
makes one of the most personal gifts you can find.
At Our Gift Shop—A host of the most attractive and
novel articles for gifts. This little shop has answered the
gift questions for thousands of Detroiters. Let it answer
yours.
Christmas Cards at Both Stores.

MACAULEY'S

BOOK STORE-1268 Library Avenue
GIFT SHOP — 1422 Farmer Street

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Each article was bought recently and
personally selected at the factory for its
quality and price.

Chanukah Entertainment:
Plans are now complete for an
elaborate Chanukah celebration to be
given at the Balch School, corner
Palmer and St. Antoine streets, on
Thursday evening, Dec. 21, at 8
o'clock. Miss Sadye R. Jacobs will
be chairman of the evening; prayer
and lighting of the candles by Misa
Belle Spatter; address on history and
significance of Chanukah by Rabbi A.
M. Hershman; violin selections by
Israel Katz, member of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestrh; three vaude-
ville numbers through the courtesy of
Junior Iladassah. Members are privi-
leged to bring friends with them.

The national office of the Keren
Hayesod in the United States, 50
Union Square, New York, announces
the receipt of a letter from Col. Jo-
siah C. Wedgwood, M. P., enclosing
his personal contribution to the Pal-
estine Foundation Fund. It will be
recalled that Colonel Wedgwood was
touring the United States in the in-
B terests of the Palestine Foundation
Fund when he was compelled to
break off his tour in order to return
to England for the Parliamentary
elections.
In his letter the colonel states that
the Jews need not regret the change
in the British government as far as
Palestine is concerned. He alludes
to the fact that William Ormsby-
Gore now occupies the post as Under-
Secretary of State for Foreign Af-
fairs and expresses the belief that
the cause of Palestine is in friendly
hands. It is pointed out that Orms
by-Gore has been one of the most
ardent and consistent defenders of
the Balfour Declaration in British
public life.

Our two stores offer exceptional advantages.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR

A delightful birthday party was
given in honor of Lenora Grossman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Gross-
man of 300 Frederick avenue, on Sat-
urday evening, Dec. 3, at her home. Weekly Saturday Evening Dances:
"Y" dances will be held at the new ,
A luncheon was served for 12 couples.
Yellow mums and red roses were the Temple Beth El, Gladstone and 1
Woodward
avenues, every Saturday . .
dining room decorations.
evening, beginning Dec. 16. The
Gladstone
entrance
to the temple will
A delightful event of the past
week-end was a bridge party given be used. Members are asked to no-
by the Misses Fannie and I.illian tify their men friends of the change'
Freedman of Alger avenue in honor of place, former dance having been
given at the Shaarey Zedek.
of several out-of-town guests.

On last Wednesday evening the of-
ficers of Purity Chapter No. 359, 0.
E. S., met at the home of their asso-
ciate worthy matron, Mrs. Ida Blum-
berg, 1485 Chicago boulevard.

For Christmas Gifts

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from face. arms and limbs. No d.
;Maori. or electric needle aced.
Eyebrow. Arched.

Y. W. H. A. NOTES

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Tickets at Grinnell Bros. $1 to $3.

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TUESDAY, DEC. 12

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Davenport Tables
End Tables
Floor Lamps
• mior Lamps
Bridge Lamps
Day
Buy Her a Martha Washington
Beds
Sewing Cabinet

Spinet Desks
Gate Leg Tables

As Fins a Selection of New

Registration:
New courses in sewing, millinery,
gymnastics and decorative art will
begin the week of Jan. 1 (there will
be no classes on Jan. 1). Members
who are interested in these classes
are asked to register at once.

DINING ROOM
FURNITURE

As You Can Find in Detroit

Health Work:
Arrangements have been made
with Dr. Francis Brown, a prominent
woman physician, to take charge of
the health work of the Y. W. Ii. A.
We have also secured the use of a
well equipped clinic for the examina
tions. This will afford our members,
an unusual opportunity to secure'!
thorough physical examinations at a
'cry nominal rate. •
Dues:
Dues are now payable either at ,
club house or at the monthly meet-10
ing on Dec. 31 at the Shaarey Ze-1
dek.

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