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be held it the Hotel Statler Sunday MENIIMINNIOSIO•••• 110111."
evening, Nov. 0. Tickets for this af-
fair are being sold by all the mem-
bers or may be secured from the
secretary, Miss Anne II. Gold, North.
way 5781-M.
Miss Edith Sominsky, 566 East
Palmer avenue, will be the hostess at
the meeting. Visitors are invited.
Woodward at Parsons. Glendale 8290.
THIS SUNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 12
(First Night of Succoth.)
Social Mixers.
The last meeting of the Social Mix-
ers was held at the home of Miss Rose
Goose of 660 Farnsworth avenue.
The club will have a barn party the
evening of Oct. 19 at the home of
Miss Gladys Gilbert, 1332 Theodore
street. Each member is expected to
bring a non-member to the party. The
' next meeting of the club will be held
Wednesday evening, Oct. 15, at the
home of Miss Fay Ettinger of 1613
Clairmount avenue.
Some III,. besatifol snot Comparatively
inexpensive piece* of Dean furnlihinizA.
lint. of more of such toimeg will itraee
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ORCHESTRA HALL
home hrlitleretw.4p any room.
Cogut & Pearl Will Present
"Regards
From Home
Madison Athletic Club.
A Comedy-Drama in Four Acts Replete With Music
Critics Say This Is Even a Better Show Than
"Human Hearts."
At the regular meeting of 'he
Madison Athletic Cltib held last Snn-
day afternoon at the Y. W. II. A.
clubrooms, 89 Rowena street, the fol-.
lowing officers were installed: Manuel
Gushkin, president; Samuel Stovack,!
treasurer; Irving Berlin, secretary;
Ben Mecklowitz, assistant treasurer;
George Toprofski, custodian; Be nja.
min Diamond, sergeant-at-arms. The
board of directors is composed of Al-
bert Jacobs, Maurice Levin and Sol
Echwartz. Ben Mecklowitz, Samuel
and Maurice Kleanman ace!
Yin
+in charge of the wiener roast to take
place Oct. 26, for Madisonians and
their friends . The club announced
that the dance held at the Arens Gar-
dens on Sept. 30 was a success.
Tickets for ode all week at the Boo Office, •Isio at Knoppow's ,,
Store, Twelfth at Gladstone.
NOTICE!
BOESKY BROS.'
Newest Delicatessen Store
At TWELFTH AND HAZELWOOD
The Athens. Girl. Club,
BRIGHTEN UP!
With Some New Pieces of Dean's
Exquisite Furniture
A
UTUMN is here—and winter, the bleak, dark days of the
long, "indoor" months, is near—the season when a bright-,
ening-up of the interior with some fresh, new opieces of beautiful
furniture will make indoor confinement more endurable and en-
tertaining more enjoyable.
One or more of such pieces as pictured—a handsome new
divan, an exquisite chair or two, a table of superb design, an
interesting tapestry or picture—whatever will be most effective
in charming furnishings of clyaraeter and "differentness," will
be found at Dean's. We are anxious to have you see this match-
less collection.
of all periods
•Upholstering
Draperies
Rugs and Carpets
Limps and Shades
Window Shades -
Objets de' Art
THE HARIZY,J. [JEAN ra
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Fraternal and
Club Notes
HASTINGS AT FARNSWORTH
Better Known as
THE FARNSWORTH KOSHER DELICATESSEN
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YIDDISH PLAYHOUSE
A. LITMAN, Manager
Sigma Phi Gamma.
The last meeting of the Sigma Phi
Gamma Sorority was held at the home
of Nf'Ss Lillian Gottesman of Alger
avenue. Plans are being made for
a dance to be given in December at
the Tuner Hotel, the definite date of
which will he announced in these col-
umns later. Miss Beatrice Miller of
Hazelwood avenue will be hostess at
the next meeting.
Advanced Six
Roadster
2814 Hastings Street
Telephone Cherry 2523
M. SCHORR ■ and MISCHA FISHSON, Company Manages
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Philomathic
The• Philomathic Debating Club is
opening a campaign for new mem-
bers. Any Jewish young man under
21 years of age who is interested in
debating is invited to attend the
meetings, which are held every Sun-
day at the Talmud Torah at Phila-
delphia and Byron avenue. Mr. Ba-
rahal is in charge of the membership
campaign. Owing to the Succoth
holiday Sunday's meeting will be held
at 2:15.
At last Sunday's meeting the de-
bate was on the question "Resolved,
That Mr. Martin Be Re-elected Mayor ' !
of the City of Detroit." The affirma-
tive was upheld by M. Weisenfiehl
and E. Goodman and the negative by
II. Barahal and S. Sternberg. 'The!
affirmative was given the decision and
Mr. Wiesenfeld was elected best!
speaker.
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I. ARKO
BETTY FRANK
MISCHA FISHSON
Presenting the Greet Store Play
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11
Matinee and Evening
"The Dream of Love and Happiness"
Alse First Time in Detroit
SUNDAY MATINEE AND EVENING, OCT. 12
. — AND —
MONDAY, TUES. and FRI. EVES., OCT. 13, 14 and
17
"HELLO SCHMENDRIK"
The Greatest Musical Comedy of the Season.
Jacob Gor-
Thursday Evening, Oct. 16, Mischa Fishson will p
don'. great drama, "God, Man and Devil."
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HELP! HELP! HELP!
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Be sure to attend the
North Woodward Branch J.W.E.W.O.
Nash Lead, , he World is :ilotor Car Value
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BOESKY BROS.
Fel Sires.
The first meeting of the season of
the F'el Siem Club was held Friday,
Sept. 20, at the home of Mim Ruth
Korn, 9001 Oakland tivimue. ! The
next meeting will be held et the home
of the Misses M. and E. Dater, Fri-
day, Oct. to.
1227 Griswold Si, between Grand River and State
NA.SH
It Will Be Your Pride and Pleasure to Shop Here .
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society.
The Hebrew Ladies Aid ,Society!
elected the following officers for O:f,!
coming year: President, Ethel So.
bel; vice-president, Elfreda Green.
weld; recording secretary, Kathyrn .
Denenfield; financial secretary, Sarah'
Miller; treasurer, Gizella Kalish; eon.'
ducter, Esthet Greenfield.
The installation will take place!
Wednesday, Oct. 15, at the I. 0. B.
A. Hall, 682 East Warren avenue.
All members are requested to attend.
A musical program has been arranged
for the evening.
Exterior Painting
Interior Decorating
Wall Papers
Exquisite Furniture
DETROIT'S LEADING DECORATORS AND FURNISHERS FOR 80 YEARS
Telephone Main
When Completed, Will Be the Finest Shop
of Its Kind in America.
The Athena Girl, Club wishes to
announce that the first dance of the
season, held Sunday evening at Hotel
Statler, was a success, both socially
and financially. The entorteitstment
committee is planning a costume af-
fair to take place at the end of the
month. Cards will be mailed out as
to Cie place of the next meeting.
The North Woodward Branch of
the Jewish Women's European Wel.'
fare Organization will hold a meeting
Wednesday afternbon, Oct. 15, at 2
o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. Karbel !O
of 2491 Blaine avenue. Visitors are ll
welcome.
•Grand Ball
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Given by the
FEDERATION of UKRAINIAN JEWS
and the
Ladies Ausili•ry, Pisgah Lodge.
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LADIES AUXILIARY
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The Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah q
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Lodge, No. 34, I. O. B. B., will hold
at the
a special meeting at the B'nai 13'rith
- clubrooms, 406 East Adams avenue, m
Juior Star Sewing Club.
o ARENA. GARDENS, SUNDAY, OCT. 26, 1924
Monday
evening,
Oct.
13.
All
mem-
The last meeting of the Junior Star
All the proceed. go towards the upkeep of the Orphan
Sewing Club was held last Sunday hers are requested to be present.
Home in Kiev, Ukraine, Russia.
afternoon at the home of Miss Selma
Perigold..
• DO YOUR DUTY. THE HELP IS URGENT AND IMMEDIATE
Klein, 3758 Brush street. The mem-
Arrangements are being made by
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HELP THOSE ORPHANS WHO LOOK TO YOU FOR HELP
bers of the club voted to donate $25
to the Ukrainian Orphans Home in the Perigolds Sorority fur its first
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Kiev and $20 to the Detroit Hebrew dance to be given Nov. 23 at the Elks 91:101:=9FI_Ol
Orphan Home. Plans are being com- Temple. Miss Rae Erinpries is chair-1e
pleted for a Halloween pally. The man. Miss Jessie Kopatz has charge '
club will meet Oct. 19 at the home of the musical program. Al Dewey's
of Miss Marie Kunin of 5008 Brush orchestra will furnish the music for
the evening's program. There will
street.
also be social features presented dur-
ing the evening.
Diane Girls.
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MILLER-JUDD COMPANY
Woodward at Palmer
A regular meeting of the Diana
Girls was held Wednesday evening,
Oct. 1, at the home of Miss Mollie
Aronstam, 543 Josephine avenue. The
evening was spent in sewing. The
club also met Thursday evening, Oct.
9, at the home of Si ins Ethel Berke,
958 East Kirby avenue.
V. Y. H. e.
The Vladimiretzet"Young Helpers
Club met Wednesday, Oct. 1, and
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Saul Cohen; vice-president,
Charles Freedman; secretary, Anna
Rubens; treasurep. Nathan Rossen;
financial secretary, Sarah Weissman;
sergeant-at,arnis, Joseph Siegel. The
hoard of directors is composed of
William Rosen, Harry Shear, Isadore
Markel, Charles Auerbach and Julius
Rosen. The club meets every Wed-.
nesday evening at 535 Frederick
street. Visitors are Invited to attend
the meetings.
The V. Y. H. C. will give its first
dance Sunday, Nov. 2, at the Talmud
Torah at Philadelphia and Byron ave-
nues. All members of the club are
selling tickets for the dance, at which
the Rialto Cass lake Orchestra will
play.
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Alpine Soci•I Club.
Arrangements were made at the
last meeting of the Alpine Social Club
for a Halloween party to be held the
evening of Oct. 25 at the home of
Al Waroneff. At the next meeting
entertainment will be furnished by
Al Waronoff, tenor; Lowrie Estrin,
rianist, and Ben Slotnick, violinist.
J. James Silver will give a short talk
on the subject, "Sociality and Friend-
s:- ip." The meeting will be held at
t'-.e home of Sol Lumberg.
Blue Bird Girls.
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The tat meeting of the Blue. Bird
Girls was held at the home of Mrs.
D. Robinson, 355 I.eicester court.
Plans are being completed for the
sixth annual charity dance, whets will
Forty Grand Prizes.
First Four Prizes in Cash
Federation of Ukrainian Jews.
The Federation of Ukrainian Jews,
of Michigan and the Ladies Auxiliary
of the federation will hold their first
grand ball of the season at the Arena
Gardens Sunday evening, Oct. 213.
The Union Orchestra, consisting of
24 piece's, will furnish the music for
the evening. A prize will be raffled
during the evening. Arthur I. Sha-
piro, general secretary, and Mrs. J.
R. Greenberg of the Ladies Auxiliary
are in charge of the ball. The pro-
eeeds from the affair will go towards
the support of the orphan home at
Kiev, Ukraine, which the Michigan
federation supports.
FISHSON TO APPEAR
• IN VARIED ROLES
•- —
Chooses Whimsic•I and Satanic Parts
For Week'. Series.
In response to an insistent public
request, the Yiddish Playhouse.
troupe, headed by Mischa Fishson,
will appear again in "The Dream of
Love and Happiness," Saturday mat-
Mee and evening, Oct. 11. In the
first performance of the play, which
:was given last week, Mr. Fishs o n,
Miss Betty Frank, into whose hands
are placed the leading female roles
'and Isaac Arko achieved signal bril-
liance.
Next Sunday matinee and evening
and Monday and Tuesday evenings
the company will appear for the first
time in "Ilello Shmendrick," a rol-
licking musical( comedy, with Miss
Frank and Mr. Fishson in the stellar
roles.
! Thursday evening, Oct. 16, Mr.
Fishson will appear in the principal
Joie in Jacob Gordon's "God, Man
and Devil." This role exacts extra.
ordinary dramatic power and subtlety
and affords Mr. Fishson an esicellert
opportunity to reveal his skil as a de.'
lineator of character.
Ink
. $100.00
75.00
50.01)
25.00
1st Prize
2nd Prize
3rd Prize .
4th Prize .
Will Be Given to Best Masks
at
Thirteenth AniiiiA
I. R. P. A. S.
ART MASK BALL
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8
ARENA GARDENS
A chance to win
new
$150 Victrola with e•ery Admission Ticket
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