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Young People's Society.
The Young People's Society of De-
troit has renewed its activities both
in the social and charitable field. The
dance to be held Jan. 27, at the Elks'
avenues,
Tmple, Lafayette and Cass
to be an outstanding af-
ge xpected
e
. fair of the season. Arrangements
have been completed for a prize
dance contest. The dance committee
consists of Ben Knoppow, publicity;
Harry Garvin, entertainment; Sam
Matoff, floor manager; Joe Steller,
checking; Sam Miller, refreshments;
Edwin A. Pollakoff, general chairman
of dance. The proceeds of the dance
will go towards the Hebrew Baby Day
Nursery.
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The North Woodward branch met
last week at the home of Mrs. E. So-
rock and wished her a speedy recov-
ery from her illness as a result of an
accident last summer. Progress was
reported in the preparation fur the
card party to be held on Jan. 22 at
an-
the Addison. Plans were also
nounced completed for the dance to
be held on Feb. 17.
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A regular meeting of the Lu
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The Madison Athletic Club, at a
meeting held Sunday afternoon,
heard an interesting address by Sam-
uel Miller, who outlined the purposes
of the organization. Announcement
was made of the dance to be given on
Saturday evening, Jan. 19, in the
General Motors building. An enter-
tainment program followed by danc-
ing concluded the meeting. Gym
classes have been resumed on Tues-
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Y. W. H. A. NOTES
Skating Class:.
Ire skating is here. Call Glendale
7971 and register in our skating class,
for which a competent instructor has
been secured. A nominal fee will be
charged for this insrtuction. The en-
rollment must be sufficiently large to
warrant the forming of this class.
Philomathic Debating Club.
plans were made for the dancing I tables.
party which will be given Sunday
V. Y. H. C.
evening, March 16, at the Stotler.
The V. Y. H. C., at the last meet-
Jules Klein and his Stotler Orchestra,
who have been heard recently at the ing, elected the following new offi-
1 cers: Saul H. Cohen, president; Sam
Shubert Detroit, Temple and
Cap en- Friedman, vice-president; Miss L.
of this city, have been
gaged to furnish the music for the Rosen, recording secretary; Sam
occasion. The following were ap- Bean, treasurer. The board of di-
pointed to serve on committees: rectors consists of Lean Wollock, H.
Tickets, Miss Mollie Haber; music, Sheer and I. Markle.
Plans are being made for a dance,
Gertrude Hershman; program, Ethel
Last; publicity, Adeline Cohen. Sam- announcement of which will be made
' Miller, director of the or- later. The club will henceforth meet
uel out
ganization, has been appointed gen-
eral chairman of the affair. Tickets ion Wednesday
evenings, at the
shel Emes building at Fred-
n of the Chased
and Antoine streets. M eet i ngs
may be secured from a
any ael. crick followed by social entertainment.
members or wi ll be mailed to
Melrose are
The club is launching a membership
dress by callin g Miss Haber,
drive.
3980.
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8432 Hamilton at Philadelphia
4721 Warren West at Thirtieth
13506 Oakman Blvd. at Davison
Philomathic Debating Club speak- Modern Literature:
The Literary Club, under the di-
ers favoring independence for the
Philippines won the debate last Sun - rection of Mrs. Frank Eliel, will re-
day evening. The victors were Wil- some its activities on Tuesday even-
liam Fink and Meyer Weisenfeld and ing, Jan. 22. Mrs. Eliel has worked
their opponents were Charles Mar- out an interesting course of study
golis and Hyman Barahal. The de- and it is hoped that every girl regis-
Hebrew Canadian Club.
At a meeting of Canadian and cision for the affirmative was a vote tered in this class will be present that
American Jewish young folks, held at of 15 to 9. Weisenfeld was elected evening and every Tuesday evening
Hotel Stetter a week ago SundaY, the best speaker. Maurice Lane as the thereafter.
Young Ilebrew Canadian Club of critic of the debate. Ile, with an-
Michigan was formed. More than 100 other alumnus of the organization, Weekly Dance:
The dance this week, Jan. 12, will
attended the first meeting. Temporary Benjamin Rosenstein, were among
take place as usual at Temple Beth
Shaer, presi- the speakers of the evening.
officers elected are L. I.
El. Dancing will take place on the
The
secretary.
Rex.
B.
Cunliffe,
head
of
the
voca-
dent; Mi ss E. Salesin,
.
purposes. tional department of the Detroit City third floor instead of the regular hall
club was formed for eocial
College, will be the principal speaker Dewey's Orchestra will furnish the
Sunday evening: The.second - half of music.
Phi Epsilon.
An open meeting was held by the the program will be a debate on the
Drive:
Phi Epsilon Sorority at the home of subject of the St. Lawrence water- Membership
The membership drive is on. Six
favoring
Miss Leah Pergament, 949 East way project. The debaters
teams of six members each are work-
the
project
will
be
Simon
Stier
and
Warren avenue, Saturday evening,
Nelson Stocker, who will be opposed ing hard and enthusiastically to "go
\ Dec. 29. A bunko party was held im- by Leanard Stein and Benjamin over the top ith a bang." Our goal
mediately after the meeting. The
ia 1,000. Every true "Y" member
first prize was awarded to Miss Eva Kurtzman.
On Jan. 20 there will be an ora- should help reach that goal whether
Schlossberg, who obtained the highest
torical contest staged before the or not she is on a team. Read the
number of points.
Among the guests present were members of the club. it will take details of the drive on page 1.
some of the officers of the Athena the place of the regular program and
Lipman to Speak:
Girls Club. Miss Schlossberg and those who did not win places for the Ida
Tuesday evening, Jan. 15, Miss Ida
1 Miss Jacobson entertained by aes- contest in February will participate.
Lipman, supervisor of the patrol di-
, thetic dancing.
vision, will address the social class of
Teclaah Club.
The next regular meeting will be
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The Tz'dakah Club is giving a card the Y. W. II. A. on "Work of the
held at the home of Miss Rae Nor-
. Patrol Woman." The public is in-
party
on
Wednesday
afternoon,
Jan
ber, president, 5446 Commonwealth
16, at 2 o'clock, at the Detroit Wom - vited to attend.
avenue, Sunday, Jan. 13.
en's Federation club house, corner
Second and Hancock avenues. Pro- Friday Club:
Athena Girls.
Aaron Rosenberg will read several
At the last meeting of the Athena ceeds go for buying baby layettes. of Sholom Aleichem's humorous
Girls Club, held Tuesday evening, Season's work goes to Palestine. Re- stories to the Friday Club of the Y.
Jan. 8, at the home of Miss Sophie freshments will be served and prizes W. H. A. on Friday evening, Jan. 18.
Schwartz, 558 Farnsworth avenue, will be awarded to the different
Hudson Coach Owners
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Main Store — High at Hastings
r,
arry If. Keidan
ear.
of Judaea.
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Mr. and Mrs. I.
8 Ros , nherg.
Charge is Mrs.
hairman, assist.
Wciacck, Mrs.
Mrs. Theodore
flor.uitz and
The Junior lladassah will hold a
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Zionist Cultural Society.
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Young
1 Judaea
Sons
In a most interesting address de-
livered before the Zionist Cultural special meeting on Monday Zetlek
evening,
The Sons of Judaea, at the last
to
Society on Monday evening at the Jan. 14, at the Shaarey
meeting, elected the following new
Woman's Club, Aaron Kur- complete plans for the bridge party
officers: Max Shievitz, president;
' Jewish
land outlined the 400 years of his- on Jan. 20. Members are urged forr Nathan Rubinstein, vice-president;
Morris Kosak, secretary; Sam Wolo-
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the destruction of the First Temple the affair.
shin, treasurer. The executive com-
mittee consists of harry Levine, lien
Welfare Organization.
and emphasized the various struggles
Berman and Morris Kosak. Harry
for existence from which the Jew
The European Jewish Women's
Levin was elected outdoor sports cap-
A, emerged triumphant. Mr. Kurland
a
His Welfare Organization, t a eeting
&, called his address "The Jew and H
g, installed Mrs. tain, with Morris Berkowitz as as-
History: An Interpretation" and de- held Tuesd
sistant.
evenin
as
president
for
ayerman
The program of the evening con-
what was perhaps the most Joseph Zuck
th term. Others installed
p livered
r
iaier o f the year heard the fou
sisted of a discussion of the contents
were Mrs. Herman Stanfield, Mrs
of
the last Young Judaea magazine.
f Mrs. Max Satov-
be ore t he soc i ety.
Joe Ratkofsky and
Y. Jessel addressed the members on
01 On Monday evening, Jan. 21
vice-presidents; Mrs. Hattie Co-
,
sky,
Frederick W. Fox will speak on "The
"Zionism and World Problems."
hen, treasurer; Mrs. Agnes • ev•n,
This Saturday evening, there will
Practical Lessons of Jewish History.'
rs.
honorary secretary,
be a discussion of different Jewish
Meetings of the society are e
gel, secretary to the board of direc-
the Jewish Woman's Club, 89 Ro-
problems, including that of anti-
tor& A wire of greetings to the new
wena, and are open to the public.
officers was received from Mrs. Eva Semitism.
THIRD INFORMAL
an innate de.
iv a•D•tations,
,hc ,r 1924
• nl, the best
Prosper,
may be
raternal, nub Cub ;;rtes. I
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Are Cordially Invited to Attend the
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stern >tar, on
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lexandrine, be.
Cass avenues.
tigtoth,1 as on e
stand. ❑ g soc ia l
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rate has engag.
band of music
is Ihr the danc•
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loon arranged
faster Aubrey
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served.
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Omega Epsilon Sorority.
A regular meeting of the Omega
Epsilon Sorority was held at the home
of Miss Fannie Schneider. Plans are
under way for a valentine card party
to be given in the very near future.
The sorority was favored by a synop-
sis of one of the books of the day by
the hostess. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Miss Betty
Smith.
Phi Epsilon Sorority.
etch
the Daily
News-
papers for
nnounce-
ment
of Our
February
Furniture
Sale
INSTITUTE NOTES
Foreign
(The Good
Language Library to Open:
Commencing Jan. 14, a foreign li-
brary will be opened at the Jewish
Institute, 1111 Westminster. There
will be an extensive list of books
available in Yiddish, Hebrew, Rus-
sian and Polish, along with a few
magazines and periodicals. This
branch is sponsored by the educa-
tional department of the Jewish In-
stitute in its desire to make available
facilities handy for those living In the
Oakland district. The invitation, how-
ever, is extended to all who care to
avail themselves of this branch, and
we urge book lovers to make this
their "Mecca."
Checker Tournaments
This is to remind checker enthusi-
asts that the tounament is now under
way, but more players are needed.
It is the plan of the Recreation Com-
mission to have a city elimination
contest and the Jewish Institute is
anxious to have a good representation
in that contest. We urge those in-
terested to leave their names with
the educational department of the
Jewish Institute.
held by the
An o e tn meeting was
for Mothers:
Phi Epsilon Sorority at the home of English CI
During the past semester of the
Miss Leah Pergament on Saturday
A
bunko
party
school
year
a
great
many mothers
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evening, Dec.
was held immediately after the meet- throughout the city attended classes
ing. The first prize was awarded to at the various schools during the af-
Miss Eva Schlossberg, one of the ternoons of two days a week. The
guests. Among those present were new semester has now begun and all
some of the officers of the Athena mothers are urged to attend these
Girls Club. Miss Schlossberg and classes. Since it is generally acknowl-
Miss Jacobson also entertained with edged that knowledge of the lan-
Phi Sigma Gamma.
aesthetic dances. The next regular guage is both convenient and invalu-
Miss Beatrice Miller of Hazelwood meeting will be held at the home of able in the bringing up of Ameri-
canized children, night schools are be-
avenue entertained the Sigma Phi Miss Reva Glassman on Sunday.
Sorority at its last regular
ing organized and all who can pos-
Gamma
sibly spare the time to attend classes
meeting, Sunday afternoon, Jan. 6.
Ace of Clubs.
Plans are being made for many spe-
Ace of Clubs announces that the should do so. Information as to
cial events to take place in the near recent dance at the Jericho Temple schools or time can be secured from
t
future. Miss Alice Rohstein
of
success. Prizes were the educational department of the
hostess at was a financial
won by Meyer Uskoff and George Jewish Institute, phone Arlington
Kenilworth avenue will be
Drapkin. Another dance is planned 1313.
the next meeting.
for the near future.
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J. J. C.
CA ARABS CHAMPION
At a meeting of the J. J. C. held
B'NA1
MOSHE NOTES SAYS
USE OF YEMEN JEWS
at the home of Miss Rebecca Hoffman
the following officers were elected:
y
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Vases
Miss Clara Hurwitz, president; Miss Anni
T. A.)—The Arab
Sunday, Jan. 6, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Dora Meffick, vice-president; Miss
executive has come to the rescue in
Vass of 270 Kirby avenue were the
Shirley Silver, secretary; Miss Re-
the case of the "persecuted" Jews of
recipients of felicitations and high
becca Hoffman, treasurer. The next
Yemen, a report to the Daily Express
e home of honors on the occasion of their tenth from its Jerusalem correspondent
meeting will be held at thavenue.
wedding anniversary. The dinner
According to the correspon-
Palmer
Mi Hurwitz, 408
given in their honor by Mr. and Mrs. states. the Arab executive has thanked
Jacob Hersch, parents of Mrs. Vass, dent,
Phi.
King
Hussein
for his anti-Zionist
Beta
Nu
At the last regular meeting of the as attended by more than 100 well- stand and has requested him to put
wisherz,
who
expressed
their
high
ea-
an
end
to
the
"persecution"
of the
Nu Beta Phi Sorority, held at the
home of Miss Ethel Cohen of Glad- teem of the jubilants. A committee Jews in Yemen. The Yemen Jews
composed of the executive board of are not responsible for Zionist ambi-
stone avenue, plans were discussed
Congregation B'nai Mosh presented
for a party to be given some time this
tions, the Arabs declared.
Mr. Vass, its president for the third
month for the children of the Jewish
term, and Mrs. Vass, secretary of its
Orphan Home. Following the busi-
a magnificent
ness meeting, a grab bag, whereby Ladies' Auxiliary, with
loving cup and a resolution attesting
each member received two gifts, was
the appreciation of the congregation
an interesting feature of the even-
ing. The next regular meeting of the for the tireless efforts and success
achieved by the jubilants. Rabbi
sorority will be held Wednesday, Jan.
nd Moses Fischer, in the course of a
at the home of Mimes Marion a
2,
masterful speech, invoked the bless-
Ruth Grosberg of Palmer avenue.
ings of God upon the couple and their
families.
Blue Bird Girls.
A social meeting of the Blue Bird
Samilayi
Girls was held Thursday evening, Jan. Auxiliary Concert
A fine program has been arranged
at the home of Mrs. J. Kunio, 323
3,
y for this affair to be held in the vestry
East Warren avenue. A
After a ver
short business meeting, at which the room of the synagogue, corner Gar-
invitation dance at the Hotel Steven- field and Beaubien, and those devoted
Wax- to the terpsichorean art will be treat-
son was discussed. Miss Rose
ed to the best musical accompani-
man entertained with some opera se- ment. The concert is scheduled for
lections accompanied on the piano by
Miss Tillie Halperin. Jack Kunin 8 p. rn. and the public is invited.
Evenings
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Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. & A.
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M., will hold a regular communica-
freshments were served. The next
p. m. on Wednesday Jan. 16.
regular meeting will be held Tuesday tion at 7 C.
K. SANDORF, Secretary.
evening. Jan. 8, at the home of Miss
JOSEPH
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street.
Doris Wolfgang, 3714 Brush
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