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Fraternal and
Club Notes
Police
Offid (el
Women's European Welfare.
The last fleeting of the Jewish
Women's European Welfare Organiz-
titian was held at the Farnsworth
Synagogue Tuesday evening, June 10.
A report that the organization was
not issuing any more transportation
tickets to European orphans was de-
nied. The work of raising money to
purchase the tickets and to provide
for the orphans until they are adopt-
ed is being carried on as before.
. Members and friends have been re-
quested by the officials of the organ-
ization to inform the officers of any
orphans now in Europe who are suf-
fering from want. Thanks were ex-
pressed to the organization by Mrs.
Atlivaick for its kindness during her
recent bereavement.
from more than a
hundred cities have
voluntarily testified
to the unusual drivine saitty
provided by BUICK
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when thoosing your car.
Philomathic.
lied-Drakes
'Eke Philomathie Debating Club
held its election of officers at Temple
Beth El June 15 and chose the fol-
lowing: Speaker, Isadore Berger;
clerk, Jack Thumin; assistant clerk,
Ilyman Barahal; sergeant-at-arms,
Samuel Guroviteh. The board of di-
rectors is as follows: Jack Thumin,
Hyman Barahal, Samuel Gurovitch,
Jack Schulman, Meyer Weisenfeld
and Isadore Berger. The club will
resume its meetings the first Sunday
in September.
are on St :litr aor. c.
Phi Delta Sorority.
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Antique Furniture
Upholstering
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Rugs and Carpets
Lamps and Shades
Window Shades
Objets de' Art
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ME HAP 11ZY J]. (JEAN
Miss Ruth Golden of Kentucky
avenue was hostess at the last regu-
lar meeting of the Phi Delta Sorority,
at which election of officers was held.
The following were elected: Presi-
dent, Miss Gladys Kroll; secretary
and treasurer, Miss Ruth Golden;.
chairman of publicity committee,
Miss Yetta Dworkin.
The sorority will entertain the
Omega Epsilon Sorority at a bridge
luncheon Sunday, June 22, at the
home of Miss Gladys' Kroll of Pingree
avenue.
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Social Mixers.
The last meeting of the Social Mix-
ers was held at the home of Miss Gil-
bert. The club is planning an outing
to Put-In-Bay to take place June 29.
The fourth of a series of open meet-
ings will take place June 25 at the
home of Miss Schrieber of 697 Theo-
dore street.
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Perigolds.
The last meeting of the Perigolds
was held at the home of Miss Cole,
3838 Brush street, Tuesday evening,
June 10. A theater party is to be
given in the near future for mem-
bers.
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Ksdimah Girls,
The Kadimah Girls held a regular
meeting at the home of Miss Rose
Gedrich, 2227 Euclid avenue. Plans
Barrett C. Wolin Receives Military were completed for the hay ride to
Commission.
be held at Sugar Rush road, 25 miles
from Detroit. The Misses Bertha
Barrett Carlin Wolin, son of Mrs. Otis, Matilda Polinsky and Lillian
Mrs. William D. Isenberg and in
F. B. Wolin, 2527 Pingree avenue,
Shivian are the committee in charge
Pant son, Bernard, left Tuesday for
graduated with honors from Culver
Kaaterskill Junction, Catskill Moon
of the affairs. The next meting will
Military Academy, Culver, Ind. The
tains, N. Y., where they will spent
be held at the home of Miss Lillian
young man, who will be 18 years of Solomon.
the summer.
Plan Now For
Vacation
Time
Miss Esther Goldstein of 430 Ferry
avenue is visiting Miss Rose Lutsick
in the Catskill mountains. Miss Lut-
sick is a former Detroit resident.
—Automobile Guides
--Books of Standard Fiction
Athena Gists Club.
The hay ride held Sunday, June 15,
at Orchard Lake by the Athena Girls
proved a success. The next regular
meeting of the club will be held T ue ...
day evening, June 24, at the Y. W.
H. A. club rooms, 89 Rowena street.
Miss Fannie Roberts, who has been
visiting Miss Ethel Oppenheim of
Chicago boulevard, left for her home
in Muncie, Intl., Thursday. Miss Rob-
erts is a student at the University of
Michigan. Miss Oppenheim recently
returned for the summer from Mil-
waukee-Downer College, Milwaukee.
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VILNA TROUPE
(which is shortly leaving for Europe)
Has been engaged for two more performances only
SUNDAY MATINEE JUNE 29
"THE MISHPOCHO"
(The
Family)
By H. D. Nomberg.
SUNDAY EVENING JUNE 29
Nu Beta Phi.
,
The Nu Beta Phi Sorority'will give
a house party this week-end at the
cottage at Lake Orion.
Mrs. Maria Horsier of New York
City is visiting her son, Herman
iloexter of Delaware avenue.
—Books for An Idle Hour
By Request of the Detroit Yiddish Theater Lovers
the well known
Canadian-American Club.
The Canadian-American Club a i l
Michigan will hold its semi-annual
election of officers Sunday afternoon,
June 22, at the Wolverine Hotel. The
social committee is planning a picnic
to take place in the near future.
Mrs. Moses Met zger and Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan D. Stringer attended the
graduation exorcises of their son and
brother, Dr. Harry C. Metzger, from
the University of Michigan at Ann
Arbor June 16.
—Books of Travel
"THE NEVELAH"
By the well known author Peres Ilinhbein.
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Popular Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 25c, 50c.
The Nfavelin Club held an open
Fifteenth Annual Season—Fifth Week.
meeting for members and friends 1
Last Performanc e Sunday
Sunday, June 15, at the home of Miss
I Rae Siegel. A Owen avenue. The 0
, Misses Mildred Budnitsky, Frances
Mr. and Mrs. K. Moyer of 160
' Rosenberg, Josephine Rosenberg,
Woodland avenue have left for Tus-
i Rhoda Cohen and T h elma Goldman ,
cumbia, Ala.
A
BARRETT CARLIN WOLIN
. were the entertainers for the after- n
The following attended the stag age in August, plans to attend Yale noon. The last regular meeting was
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Party given at the dotal. Addison University in the autumn. Ile has held Tuesday evening, June 17, at the 10
Wednesday evening, June 18, in received from the War Department home of Miss Rose Swatlo, 1989 Ha- V
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In the Hilarious Comedy
honor of Joseph Greenbaum: Milton a commission as second lieutenant. zelwood. Plans are under way for
Golden, N. Rosenberg, I.. Fidler, N. In recognition to a high order of the weeny roast to be held Wednes-
Lebovitz, F. Cohn, B. Halpeit, M. scholastic work and excellence in his, day July IL The next regular meet-
will be held at the home of Miss 2
Levitt, B. Rosinsky, William Wolf, military courses, the academy con-
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L. Wolstein, .1. Wine, A. Lesser, J. ferred on the youth a number of Rose Levin, 435 King avenue.
By HERBERT HALL WINSLOW and EMIL NYITRAY
Sklar, B. Warren, A. Greenfield, J. awards.
(Authors of "Me Lady Friends")
Bluebird Girls.
Kaplan and II. Goldstein. , -
Mr. Wolin is spending the early
WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 30 —"SECRETS"
A meeting of the Bluebird Girls
part of the summer in the city with
was held on Tuesday evening, June righ.111.110110•\110 111:1 111k Ns
Morris Bach and family of 104 his mother.
17, at the home of Miss Edythe So.
Hendrie avenue have moved to 402
minsky, where election of officers
Allen street, Lansing.
took place. The officer: elected for
Comedy Stars and Experts in
the ensuing term are as follows: bliss
Mrs. B. Brown of Belmont avenue
Vaudeville Novelties Com-
Betty Helfand, president; bliss Ida
entertained 30 guests at a personal
ing to Temple.
I ireenwald, vice.president; Miss Anna
shower, luncheon and bridge Wednes-
Gold, secretary; Miss Frances Shon-
day, June II, in honor of Miss Betty
Sanders, a bride of June 15,
Henry Hull, late star of "The Cat sky, treasurer; Miss Sarah Dorfman,
and the Canary," and Edna Hibbard sergeant-at-arms; Miss „Edythe So-
feature the bill at Keith's Temple minsky, editor. A cot a ke at Cass
Lake has been rented for the sum-
Theater commencing Monday after-
(The Garden Spot of Michigan)
noon. Thee will appear in a playlet mer for the members. Meetings will
entitled "Five Minutes from the Sta. he held every two weeks, the next
Offers
Special
Inducement to Vacationists.
meeting
being
held
on
Tuesday
even-
tkm," The little play gives Mr. Hull
Owing to the slow response to the opportunity for the display of his ing, July 1, at th home of Mrs. J
Located 30 miles from Detroit, the
Goldberg,
3450
Edson
avenue,
when
drive for funds by the Detroit Chap- acting ability. Miss Hibbard and
MUSIC
Bellevue Hotel is accessible by fine
ter of Hatlassah, the weekly sewing Frank 'MacDonald give him excellent installation of offic rs will take place.
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auto roads or by ferry which stops
circle, consisting of members of the support. The play is followed by
immediately at the hotel at Bellevue
DANCING
,eww•-sir Th im r-osso
organization, has temporarily dincon- Hockey and Green's novelty. "The
Island. There is a place right at the .
You
will find a spirit
tinued its activity to devote its efforts World of Make Believe," with Nola
hotel to park your car.
of friendliness and a
toward raising money for the Ha. St. Claire and a east including Jay
lONIOIlrfi
dassah Medical Organization in Pales- and Dorothy Henriques, Rae Parlow,
SPECIAL LUNCH AND DIN. homelike atmosphere.
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Special rates by week
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ceived by Miss Hattie Gittlernan, Betty Moore. The play is a pot-
or nrohth and one-half
(Kosher)
A new way to
president of the Detroit chapter, in- pourri of musical comedy, burlesque,
rate for children.
dicate that much enthusiasm is be- opera, circus and drama, all in one..
pay for a
ing displayed throughout the country Fenton and Field have a skit called
in the eamnaien. whereas Detroit in "Appearing In Person;" Harry Breen,
CHEVROLET
far behind in the amount it has been Bronson and Renee in a brand new
explained by
asked to raise. The local committee offering, Jess Libonati in "Syncopa-
plans to redouble its effort to raise tion Supreme," Seville and Phillips in
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Sigma Bets.
The Sigma Beta Girls will hold
their next meeting Wednesday at the
home of Miss Dorothy Diamond of
SeWard avenue. The club's last out-
ing of the season will be a trip to
Cass Lake Saturday, June 21. Mrs.
E. Raskin will act as chaperone,
See
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Eastern Star.
Purity Chapter, No. 369, Order of
Eastern Star, will hold its annual
children's party Monday afternoon,
June 23, at 2 o'clock in the Eastern
Star Temple. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged by the com-
mittee in charge.
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