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1 , ity were discussed.

The proc
of
' the dance will go entirel
assist
y to eeds
various poor families who come to the
attention of the club. Nov.
, On Saturday evening, N 17, the
!girls will hold a little girl's party at
1 the home of
Mrs. J. A. Goldberg, 632
Holbrook avenue. Various surprises
Zionist Cultural Society.
are
being
planned
for the evening.
'Personal Morality."
A discussion of Israel Zangwill's
address befor e
The next regular meeting will be
On Sunday, Nov. 18, Dr. Franklin I
the Jewish Co
h
. a) evening, Nov. 20, a th will base his sermon on the symbol-
oo p ace at the meeting of the Zion. homef Mrs..1. Kunin, 323
bit Cultural Society Monday evening,
East t the ism of the window illustrating the
Ivor- Iseventh Commandment. His topic
The discussion was preceded by an en avenue.
.
by Philip Slomovitz wh
will be the very important one of
e the attacks on Zionism by
C. T. R. Girls.
"Personal Morality." All are wel-
come.
Th
. Girls
met
Mr. Zangwill and spoke on the effect No
7, '. at . the
home
of Wenesday,
5liss d

Fraternal and
Club Notes

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it had on the Jewish population. Rice, 1977 Gladstone street. Pauline
Elec.
The next meeting on Nov. 26, will lion
of officers took place. Mrs
be addressed by Her Fried
gut,
. II rry
who P. Stone was unanimously elected
will review the period in Jewish his-
I
tor from the first to the second des- . president and Miss Pauline Rice, sec-
retary
and treasurer.
The meeting
of
tructions
of the Temple. Meetings I was followed
by a delightful
lun-
society
are h
iah theoman',
W
eld at the Jew- I cheon served to the members.
Club. All
are
welcome
I
to attend.

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Oakland Mother. Club.

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Fellowship Evenin g of
Men's Templ e Club.

Reproducing Ni c

The Men's Temple Club announces
a splendid program for the evening
of Tuesday, Nov. 20. This will be •
a dinner meeting. The speakers of
the occasion will be Rev. S. S. Mc-
Cloreyev. the Univer s
ity o f D
et roi t
and R of %At. L.
Tuc ker , Pa st or o f
the Cass Avenue Methodist Church.
The Rev. Mr. Tucker has been in
Detroit for only two years but dur-
ing this time he has made himself
felt in the community and in the
Detroit ministry. These two church-
men, one a Catholic, the other a Pro-
testant, will discuss important ques-
tions of the present day, Members;
of the Men's Club are urged to bring
s
ome non-Jewish friend as a guest
for the evening. Reservations should
be made promptly because this din-.
ner will undoubtedly bring forth one
of the largest crowds in the history
of this organization. The dinner is
at 6:30 p.

•lcyon Girls.

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visit of the great pianists
to enjoy their work, for
the Celco Reproducing
Medium re-present s
the
playing of Paderewski,
Hofmann, Godowsky,
and hundreds of others,
perfectly.

Connolly of the Board
Health will address the Halcyon
The Oakland Jewish Institute
Mo- !gir
the meeti ng to be held
there Club will old
hold
its second meet- i Wl
jewiosh n
ednes
s at day, Nov. 21 , at
ing Saturday, Nov. 17 at 2:30 p. M ., I
at the Moore Sc ho ol
Woman's Club, 89 Rowena.
dd
the Visitors
Miss
itorium are W eyo
lc om e.
l a ress
audthemo -
Halcyon Girls were hosts at a
thers on Social Hygiene and Miss Sol- masquerade
party for members and
omon of the Jewish Chronicle
will i friends at the Jewish
Woman's Club
sketch current Jewish topics.
Miss on Oct.
28. Fortun te
danc
Alen. Schiller, accompanied
ing were telling, games
by h er and
sister, Irene Schiller, will render !features.
entertainment
vocal selections. The program is one;
of real interest to every mother and
i
Athen • Girls.
Oakland mothers are urged to at-
The Athena Girls held th
tend. After the meeting, dancing of 'regular meeting at the home air last
the Kazatzky and Sherrily will be Lillian Lewis of East Euclid of Miss
participated in by the club. Mothers Plans were discussed for the avenue.
who care to bring to bring children
Party to be given on Thank theater Our New Secretary,
under eight years,
sgivin g
will have them .
Eve. There will be Athena a
taken care of by a recreation worker nary night on Tuesday,
nniver;
Owing to the pressure of business,
Oscar C. Robins
Nov.
2 o,,
. . on wh o has served
in
the
gymnasium.
These
meetings
friends
are
invited
to
atte
are only held onc e
a" the Congregation as secretary so un-
Special
ectih
a
e
l
and
1
n".
rg o r a m , n has
A selfis
everyone may attend.
at s t . t been
ne nrn e a n r rang ed
a
n
d
efficihas
fur
i last
pevening
the
thhr
lyee m o nths, entlybeen
t .
du ringedo
forc
t
give
Trysquars Sports.
up that position. In his place
K
Nov. 18 is the date of the
'the board of trustees has been for-
The Ka p apps Phi Delta.
Try-1
tunat
e
pa
P
Dela
ann
t
square Sports annual dance. A
ounces
in securing Julius Rothschild.
good 1 that meetin gs wil hi
l hence
orchestra and many novelties will be on Thursdays. At the forth
last b e held Mr. Rothschild has already begun his
introduced and an invitation is
work. His office hours at the Temple
ex - meeting, a program was pre
tended to all those who are interested
open are 9 a. to 4:30 p. m. daily. He
which included dancing and s s en
in the organization. Miss Blanche
ited can also be reached by telephone at
J. i p Miss Lillian Alexander, a ingng
his home--Garfield 4586-M.
Hart, bliss Mary Caplan, Mrs. Harry
CCOIT-
I 1 .' nied by Mi ss Sylvia Stone o
All
n the communications bearing upon the
Friedgut, and M. Martin Doyle will piano. Rons
ecitati
were give
t e h cogation shul
business of
be chaperons for the evening.
o d
the 5lisses Stone and Rose Alle n by be addressed to Mr. n gre
R othschild at the
nder. temple.

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Hebrew Baby Day Nursery.

Kinn Club.
Progress in preparations for
the
The third annual banquet o
ball to be held at the Arcadia on Kinx Kluh will be held on Thu f the Young People's Dance.
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 21,
Dec. 6 was reported at the meeting vening, the p
rsda
lace to be anno
the Young People's Temple Club will
of the Hebrew Ladies' Baby Day at the meeting to be held Sund nee d Y hold
its
regular monthly meeting and'
Nursery held on Nov. 14. At this minster
com
the home avenue.
of M'illiain The
Wolf,
633 M
'at dance. The business meeting will
meeting it was also decided to dis-
mittee at begin promptly at 8:15 in the chapel,
tribute small savings banks among charge
comprises 51r. Wolf,
the public and thereby secure finals- Golden and Byron Rosinsky. A u ' , tan after which the members will repair
to the dance floor downstairs for an
dal assistance for the institution.
entertainment program is in pre
pare- evening of informal dancing,
lion.

u s

Ment•fior e Lodge.

Montefiore Lodge No. 12, Indepen-
dent Order Free
Sons of Israel, met
at the club rooms on Thursday even-
ing, Nov. 8, with the social committee
in charge. The occasion was a
"ladies' night," at which an interest-
ing program was presented. Mem-
bers are urged to attend the next
regular meeting on Thursday, Nov.
22, at which time officers will be
nominated for the ensuing term.

Black was the Leading Color one saw at the premiere of
the Metropolitan Opera last week—the first Formal Event
for which New York takes her jewels out of cold storage.
Next to Black, one noted Amber, then Red and Rose shades.
in The Diamond Horseshoe of Boxes.

The Fashions that went
to the Metropolitan Last week, we
are happy
to exhibit This week in the Healy Shops of Fashions
and Fine Arts.

eal SHOPS
vismoivriiin c urs

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L u Ana Clb.
u
At a meet
ing of the

Young
Young People's Vaudeville.

dnesday Club will the Young
People's
On WeTemple
vaudeville entertainment, the whole
program consisting of talent from
among the membership. ,

Lu Ana Club
Sunday evening at the home of Miss
Ann Sinneman plans were completed
for a reception to be given
Dec. 2 at
1
the home of Miss Dorothy Levenson
of
Taylor avenue for members and Confirmatio n Cl.,.,
their friends.
All boys and girls of the school
of I
religion who expect to be confirmed
Clairmont Club.
this year should report to Dr. Frank
A financial report of the dance of t inon Wednesday, Nov. 21, at
4 p.
last Sunday was given the Clairmont m. in Room 34. Dr. Franklin is call-
Philomathic Debating Cl u
b
Club Tuesday evening by William M. ing the confirmation class together
Samuel and Jack Schulman, de fend-
Gordon. Mr. Morrison of the Morri- thus early because it is anticipated
ing the Volstead act, were defeated in
son Athletic Club and J. T. Krause, that this year's class will be the
a debate Sunday at the Philomathic the club director, spoke.
lark./
est in the history of the congrega-
Debating Club by Henry and Jack
tion.
Thumin. The meeting was addressed
Greatest
Relief
by Mr. Johnson, coach of the High-
Authority The Bethelite. ---
land Park Junior High School.
Praises Central Relief.
T he speaker this Sunday evening
Members of the congregation are
will be Fred 111. Butte!. Various sub-
urged to take interest in the publica-
Dr. Fridjof Nansen, in an interview tion of the school of religion paper, I
jests
will also be discussed in talks with a representativ e
of a well keno
"The Bethelite." The first issue of
by members of the organization.
. agency, has expressed his p
the paper will be out shortly. Sub•1
found admiration for the work do r°-
scriptions
are at the rate of 50 cents1
Iby
Kadim ■ h Girls.
the Jewish relief organizations Z' per year.
In honor of the former officers of Russia, Ukrainia and Pol
he rhsh ,
and.
---
a dinner and theater party
tenser had words of great praise for Women's Gymnasium.
was given on Wednesday night, Nov. the. effective work done by these or -
Due to an oversight, the Tidings '
14 at the Victory Cafe, followed by ganizations in checking hunger and
a theater party at the Majestic disease, in promoting health and in- has failed to mention the corrected
Theater. The following are the of- dependence in restoring the normal schedule of the Women's Gymnasiuin
classes. They are being held on
ficers in whose honor the party w
as social and cultural life of the suffer- Tuesday and Friday mornings and
given: Miss Ethel Smith, president; ing people in those lands.
Tuesday evenings.
Esther Freilich, vice-president; Anna
Central Relief, 13 Astor place, New
Wilder, secretary; Rose Gedrich, cor- York City, is, at the present time, The Flag Staff.
responding secretary, and Bee Grab- practically the only remaining Jew-
The base of the flag staff which
ow, treasurer.
-
ish war relief body whose activitie is being erected on the Temple lawn,
s.
meet U
r. Nansen s appraisal fully 100 has been built, and will soon be
Eta Rho Sigma,
per cent. Central R
elief is engaged ready for the large mast. This taff
The Eta Rho Sigma gave a
s
not only the bodies of
Pa - et l in rebuilding
w ar victims but also in restoring is being erected as a memorial tri-
for the members on Saturday even-
I
the
bute to those of our men who (lied
ing at the home of Miss Jeanne Rosen their social, cultural and religious lif
in the World War. It is being placed
of East Euclid avenue. The 1 Cement Relief maintains schools and e.
by the Men's Temple Club. Albert
annual election of officers will be orphanages in all lands where th
Kahn created the design. On the
e
held at the meeting on Nov. 17. native populations are not as yet abl
e morning of Thanksgivin g at 9 o'cick
o
Preparations are being made for the to maintain them by their own
there will be a formal ceremony
anniversary celebration.
of
celebration. aided efforts. It brings light, cheer dedication. Rabbi Louis Wolsey of
and comfort, there where only gloom Cleveland, who is the guest of the
Ypsc Gir ls.
'
and igrmrance would otherwise reign. Community Thanksgiving Service
On Nov. 3 the Ypsc Girls gave a It brings hope, happiness and a bright
that day, will give the address at the
prospect there where only despair and flag raising and dedication service.
"hard
time" Ufberg,
party at
the Richmond
home of dark forebodings of a cheerless fu-
Miss Diana
7920
The
choice of the early hour for this
avenue. Dancing was the chief fea- tyre held sway.
ceremony is due
to the fact that
ture of amusement.
In brief, Central Relief is the sole Temple Beth El always participates
institution operating at the present in the great Orchestra Hall service.
day
which has Oct itself the mission of
Blue Bird Girls,
Members can attend the flag raising
A closed meeting of the Blue Bird restoring permanently the wrecking
Girls was held Tuesday evening at Jewries of Eastern Europe and Asia. at 9 a. m. and have plenty of time
to attend the other ceremonies later.
the home of Mrs. A. Ross, 9190 Cam- It is fulfilling its mission most ad-
eron avenue.
mirably, and to the satisfaction of the Professor Freehof's Lectures.
greatest liviing
Miss Anna Kurtzman gave a co
relief authority.
The second lecture in this series,
p ete report of the fifth annual char-
"The Spiri t and Content of Ileew
ity dance
br
Poetry," wi ll take up the subject
which was held at the HoteliJOHN
FPARGO ATTACKS
Stotler on Sunday evening, Nov. 11. j
of
medieval poetry. Professor Freehof L
ZANGWILL'S
At the meeting it was decided that
OPINIONS should be greeted by a large aud-
th e club renew its annual subscrip-
ience on the occasion of his next lec-
WASHINGTON.—
tion to the Detroit Community Fund
INGTON. — (J. T. A.)— ture which will fall on Friday even-
and other matters pertaining to char- John Spargo in the course of a lunch- ing, Nov. 23.
eon of the Jewish center campaign
made what was generally taken to be School of Religion.
a reply to Israel Zangwill's plea be-
The election in the "City of
:
fore the American Jewish Congress
Jus-
tice" has been held with the follow-1
for Jewish group action and a specific
ing results: Mayor, Bella Tucker;:
Jewish vote.
City Treasurer, Revak Goldberg; City
Spargo declared that a Jewish vote Clerk, Harold Pliskow.
would prove a great menace and
The first meeting of the officsj
it would lead to an unwholesome reac-
tion on the part of the general public. and council of the school of religion
will be held on this Sunday, Nov. 18,
"I feel an abundant sympathy for at 10 a.
m. in the Conference room
the aspirations of the Jewish people on the fourth
floor.
and am entirely in sympathy with the
The motion pictures which have
I movement to establish a Jewish home-
proved to be such a great
success
land in Palestine, but I hope that are going
to be shown every other
here, in the United States, we will
week hereafter. It is necessary that
not base Jewish Americans but Amer-
time be given to the music of the
ican Jews."
responses and to the Hymns, so
that
Mr. Spargo gave evidence through- h
motion pictures will not be given -
out the speech that he deplored all every
week.
separatist movements.
He praised the Jewish community Chanukah Entertainment.
center movement, and declared that it
Plans are under way for a Chan-
"will foster Judaism which is a valu-
able spiritual element in American ukah entertainment. This will be in
the
hands of a committee with Mrs.
civilization."
Sidney S. Weinman as chairman.

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These are just a few of the 70 orphans who were brought to this country through the
efforts unfortunates
of the European
these
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S. M. Goldberg, of 1225 Broadway,
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opp. Orchestra Hall
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