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SERVICE TALK NUMBER 20

Cleaning Out
the Old Y ear! .

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rgraternal i1I1 Cub ;Notcs I

I North Woodward J. W. E. W. O.
The North Woodward branch of
e -
the Jewish Women's European
fare Organization held an interesting
meeting on Tuesday, Dee. 19, at the
home of Mrs. J. Fishman, 2256 Glad-
stone avenue. The committee in
charge of the luncheon an( sa

Jewish Educational Alliance.
At the final meeting of the Jewish
Educational Alliance, held at the
Community House on the corner of
Hastings and high streets, on Tues-
day evening, Dec. 25, the address of
the evening was deliverea by Homer
;uc k assistant to the pr,ident of
the Detroit Life Insurance Company, party to be held

N

E. S., will hold a public card party
B. B. Club.
The ladies' Auxiliary of Pisgah for members and friends at Eastern
At a meeting at the home of Miss ]
Lodge No. 34, I. 0. B. B., will meet Star Temple, 80 West Alexandrine
this Tuesday evening at the B'nai avenue. Prizes will be awarded. Edna Lewis, the B. or B. Club corn- I
B'rith club rooms, 1307 Broadway.
Tickets may be secured from any of pleted final arrangements for the
card party to be given Feb. 13 at
the officers.
the home of Miss Sadie Herzberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kabaker, who
927 Medbury. A committe consist-
visited here with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ka-
Nu Beta Phi.
ing of the Misses Herzberg, Myers,
baker of I'almer avenue have left for
At the last regular meeting of the Atlivack, Franklin and Isaacson will
their home in Kansas City.
Nu Beta Phi Sorority, Miss Betty take care of all details.
William Kirschbaum and Perry Bennett was appointed publicity edi-
tor as successor to Miss Ida Silver,
13urnstine, seniors at the Detroit Col-
Koo Koo Klub.
lege of Medicine and Surgery, are at- who has left for an extended trip
The annual smoker of the Koo Koo
tending the Phi Delta Epsilon Fra- through the East. Following the busi-
Klub will be held on Jan. 15. Further
ternity convention held this week in ness meeting a grab bag was an in-
teresting feature of the evening. particulars will be announced shortly.
Chicago.
Plana are under way for a card party An interesting meeting of the club
was held last Wednesday at the home
Mrs. N. Silver and daughter, Ida, to be held some time in January. The
of Palmer avenue have left for New next meeting of the sorority wlil be of Jack Karbal.
held
at
the
home
of
Miss
Ruth
Corn,
York City. While east they will also
5626 Dix avenue, Wednes yen, Jan. 3.
visit at Philadelphia and Atlantic

City.

Albacus Club.
Miss Ruth Grosberg of Palmer ave-
The Albacus Club entertained at a
nue has left for Cleveland, where club gathering Sunday, Dec. 24, at
she will join her sister, Marion, who the home of Herman Tucker on
is visiting relatives.
Frederick street. The next regular
meeting of the club will be held
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Weisberger of Thursday, Jan. 4, at the home of
213 California avenue, Highland Miss Esther Kovan, 965 Frederick
Park, left for Indianapolis, Ind., to street, when election of officers will
attend the funeral of their brother- take place.
in-law, Adolph Rosenzweig of that

e:ty.

Alpha Beta Kappa.
Election of officers of the Alpha
Beta Kappa Sorority took place Dec.
17, the following being chosen: Miss
Lillian Avison, president; Miss Sally
Robbins, secretary, and Miss Mildred
Berger, treasurer.

FRENCH
DRY
CLEANERS

SAMUEL TO FACILITATE
PALESTINE IMMIGRATION

JERUSALE111.—(J.T.A.)— Great-
er facilities for the immigration of
Jews were promised by Sir Herbert
Samuel, the high Commissioner, act-
ing on a memorandum submitted by
Major Kish, the local political rep-
resentative of the Zionist Organiza-

tion.
The Zionists had submitted that the
limitation of immigration, in accord-
an with the strict economic capacity
of the country was operating to the
injury of the Zionist work abroad and
of the Jewish National Home.
The High Commissioner undertook
also to increase the government grant-
in-aid to the Jewish school system as
soon as the finances of the govern-
met permits.
Sir Wynrham Deedes, retiring Civ-
il secretary, has been appointed chair-
man of a commission to study meas-
ures for the improvement of public

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek will give a
card party at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, Jan. 9, at the Women's
Federation club house, Hancock and
"MICHIGAN'S FOREMOST"
Second avenues, the proceeds to go
for the scholarship fund of the Jew-
Arrow Club.
ish Theological Seminary i n New
York. Tickets can be secured from
At the last meeting of the Arrow
the chairman of the committee, ave- Club, held at the home of Max Wolf-
Carlstein, 626 East Hancock ave- gang, it was decided to give a New
Year's party on Dec. 31 at the home
nue.
e.
nu
of Miss Repitor, 971 Ilendrie. The
Norman M. Snider and family have meeting to be held on Wednesday, safety.
1/r. Chaim Weizmann, who is re-
moved to their new home at 5922 Dec. 27, at the home of Moe turning to Europe the end of this
Brush street, telephone Empire 6819. Schwartz, 1523 Sixth street, will be month, today visited the Italian and
closed, owing to nomination of offi- French consuls.
Dr. J. H. Wax has returned home cers for the next term.
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after a pleasant stay with his par-
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Wax, formerly
ents. Mr. and Mrs. I.
Announce 1923 Schedule of
Sigma Beta Sorority.
"Gams of Distinction"
of this city, now of Wilmette, III.
The Sigma Beta Sorority was en-
Jewish Institute
---
A farewell party was given Satur- tertained at a prettily appointed din-
day night, Dec. 16, by Mr. and Mrs. ner party given at the home of Mrs.
The 1923 season for special classes
A. Burdick in honor of their (laugh- Meyren Lansberg on Pingree avenue, at the Jewish Institute will begin on
ter, Shirley Burdick, who is leaving who acted as chaperone at the soror-
e fo ll owing dates:
for a trip through the east. She will ity's theater party the same evening, th
Dec22 The next meeting of the Adults—Sewing and cutting,
spend a month visiting New York,
an. . , coo k ing
nesclay evening,
sorority
will
be
held
at
the
some
of
Boston and Philadelphia. Among
Tuesday evening, Jan. 9. The deco-
those present were the Misses Pau- Miss Rose Zeidman, 513 Frederick rative art class meets Saturday even-
line Ettinger, Clara Ceaser, Rose avenue, Tuesday evening, Jan. 2.
ings as usual and the citizenship class
Meyers, Dorothy and Betty Burdick,
meets every Sunday morning at 9:30
Geraldine Atlivack, Lillian Mark,
o'clock. All evening classes meet
PERFECT'ON LODi'E
B Rose Gunsberg, Irene Barahall, Isa-
promptly at 7 o'clock. Mothers'
belle Goldman, Lottie Gantzewitz,
classes in English, conducted by the
Messrs. Alfred Gunsberg, Marry Ja-
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. & A. Board of Education, open on Jan. 8.
cobson, Gerald Mark, Abe Newman,
Children's Activities—The music
51., will hold a special communication
Max Taylor, Joe Torgow, Abe Mes- on Wednesday, Jan. 3, at 12:30 p. m. school, which is being conducted by ]
senger, Joe Caminer, Sam Jacoby, Al
Bendetson
Netzorg, has the following
E. A. degree and M. M. degree at
Jacobs, Sol Pearlman, George Fox,
3:30. Banquet at 6:30 p. m. Fare- schedule: Piano classes, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newman, Miss
mornings
and
Wednesday afternoons;
well night for fast Masters M. II.
Sarah Taylor and Sam Cohen. En-
Weinberg and Meyer Berg will take violin classes, Monday and Thursday
tertainment was offered by Morry Ja-
afternoons;
harmony,
Sunday morn-
place.
cobson and Gerald :Hark.
ings. For further information call
C. K. SANDORF, Secretary.
Cadillac 6741.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Warren of
LOUIS 11. WOLFE, W. M.

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In extending to our customers our
most sincere wishes for Health, Hap-
piness and Prosperity in the New
Year, we thank each individually for
their patronage and express our ap-
preciation for the things they have
said to Make the Bernard Shop
known as "the best place in town for
gowns and wraps."

1522 Broadway

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1529 West Grand boulevard returned
from French Lick Springs, Ind.,
where they spent the past two weeks.

Otto Marquardt, head of the litera-
ture department at Teachers' Col-
lege, will speak at the Jewish Insti-
tute on Tuesday evening, Jan. 2, at
8:30 p. m., on "Social Changes in
Modern Literature." The public is

invited.

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YOU'LL LONG REMEMBER

You'll dance here to a splendid orchestra!

The special menu and service provide a holi-

day feast unequalled in town.

Excitement! Fun! Balloons! Noise-makers!

You can't afford to miss the wonderful time

Phone Note

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we've planned for your pleasure. But be

sure and call up for reservations early. Cover

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that
Philip Slomovitz will speak at this
ming
is being shown in th
Friday evening's service at Flint, sub-
make
sonal Experiences of is War Cor- teffrest and urged members eto coma
stituting for Rabbi I. L. Brill, who
ay
respondent in the Spanish War." Mr, aair
t on ce, so that they m
on
vomes to Detroit to lecture at the
Cock was an active newspaper cot.- reservatis at bl.
se des iring
Tho
es
ice
Shaarey Zedek Friday service.
y
respondent in that war and related a have cho
so
bof
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number of interesting stories con- to make reservat i
irnmn
Mr. and Mrs. H. Price and family
Sec• communicating wth the cha
303
cerning
Gen.
Russell
Alger,
then
of 604 Hogue avenue have left for rotary of War; Theodore Roosevelt, the committee, Mrs. M. Goldberg,
Owen avenue, telephone Market 377.1
Cleveland, Ohio, where they will
then lieutenant-colonel of Itoui, -
make their future home.
Riders; Richard Harding Davis, Gen.
Philomathic Debating Club.
Miss Charlotte Price of 604 Hague Joseph Wheeler and other men prom-
Another national policy Wits con- I
fivenue left for New York to attend inent in that war.
aidered at the Philomathie Debating I
the wedding of Miss Ruth Kastow.
Club last Sunflay, the su ite
European Welfare Organisation.
She will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
that a free trade policy be adopted
M. Abrams of Far Rockaway, Long
The European Jewis h
by the United States. The atirmi
Welfare Organization will hold nomi-
Island.
was argued
nation and election of officers on live side of the question
by Robert Bernstein and Jack F.
The Misses Hortense Auronsohn Tuesday evening, Jan. 2, at the Mo-
Shulman, the opposing team being
and Sadye Robinson of Oxford Col- gen Abraham Synagogue. Members
isat I • Goldstein and Sidney De
lege, Oxford, Ohio, are spending their
• ur •ed to attend and help choose Young, The first named pair received
vacation with Miss Blume panto of the best officials for the coming term.
14 to 9 vote. Jack
y
I
of the board of directors the
decision loofa
135 Holbrook.
•
the affirmative was
will be held this Saturday evening at F Shulman
elected the best speaker of the de-
For the pleasure of her daughter, 7:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
bte. As the critic of the evening,
Virginia, Mrs. Edwin Goldberg was Wolf Cohen, 566 Farnsworth avenue.
David Koffman, an alumnus, reviewed
hostess at a charmingly appointed
the tariff question, outlining its dif-
luncheon for 15 young girls at the
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
ferent phases.
Phoenix Club on Wednesday lust.
At this week's meeting, which will
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
start at 2 p .m., Aaron Weiswasser,
gave
a
Chanukah
party
for
the
old
The Misses Betty Lerner, Rae and
the chairman of the program com-
Gertrude Bernstein of Detroit have folks at their home on Edmund place.
mittee, announces that the subject
returned from Flint, where they were The society also decided to give a
for debate will be, "Resolved, that
bridesmaids of the Thomas-Kovitz theater party, gifts und a lunch for
Mexico be given immediate recogni-
wedding on Dec. 24, and also attend- the children at the Hebrew Orphan
tion by the United States. Meyer
ed the Alpha Beta Tau Fraternity Home.
Thanks are extended to the many Weisenfeld and Abe C. Perlman will
dance.
friends of the society for the help compose the affirmative team. Sidney
Koretz and Isadore Berger will ques-
A very delightful party for 30 they gave in making the annual ball
tion the advisability of the measure.
guests was given Sunday evening, a success. All members are urged to The speaker of the day will be Pro
Dec. 24, by Mr. and Mrs. N. Epstein. attend the next meeting on Wednes- lessor Samuel Levin of the Detroit
;350 Westminster avenue, in honor of day, Jan. 3, to settle tickets, ads and
Junior College faculty. Daniel Bud-
their fifteenth wedding anniversary. donations.
nitzsky, who has been appointed as
The colors of the season formed the
chairman of the oratorical contest
Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S.
decorations of the house. Mr. and
committee, will announce his assist-
Mrs. Epstein received many beautiful
On the afternoon of Jan. 8, at 2
ants.
gifts.
o'clock, Purity Chapter No. 359, 0.

EW YEARS! A most wel-
come time to do your house
and general cleaning! It's
not too late. An important factor
in the rapidly growing popularity
of "Michigan's Foremost" is to ex-
tend to you the utmost courtesy in
efficient service! Now is the time
to clean out the Old Year by bright-
ening up the
new with
clothes—
cheerfully
cleaned and
dyed to ush-
er in 1923!

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Wilbur DeYoung is the only mem- I
of the freshman class of the De-
troit College of Law to make the
varsity debating team of the school.

R. D. Flayer of East I'almer ave-
nue has returned from a throe weeks '
stay in Chicago,visiting with rela-

tives and friends.

LANSING REALIZES
$75 ON FLAG DAY

LANSING—The ninth annual Flag
Day of the Jewish National Fund was
a tremendous success here. The sum
of $175 was realized, among the
larger sums donated for flags being:
W. Lewis, chairman of the commit-
tee, $30; D. Friedland, president of
the Lansing Zionist District, $25;
Sam Goldberg, $10; Messrs. Penfil,
Z. Kramer, Lewinthal of Charlotte,
Mich., $5 each. The other donations
ranged from $1 to $3. Not a single
Lansing Zionist failed to respond.
The affair was marked by an en-
tertainment at which the following
took part: Miss Eva Kasner, Sl iss
Lillian Friedland and Barney Fried-
land. Jacob Stiller of Detroit spoke
on behalf of the Keren Ilayesod.

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Leading Jewish Artist in America

Assisted by Mme. Paskewitch, Miss Betty Frank, Mme. Groper, Mme.
Skolnik the much lauded artist, M. Skolnik the well known
actor, Bernard Young, Benjamin Blank and others.

Masters of Yiddish Stage

Only One Performance.

"What Women Are"

SUNDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31
NEW YEAR'S EVE

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will be supplied by picked musicians from the Detroit Sy..
Music phony
Orchestra, who will be directed by the well known

artist, Z. Kaplan.

Tickets on sale at Small's Drug Store, Hastings and ITendrie;
Plotkin's Book Store, Hastings and Adelaide; Cooper's Drug Store,
Westminster and Goodwin, and at the Box Office on the day of

the performance.

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