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A Halloween costume dance was
The pat week and the week to
come mark the beginning of the regu- given in the Flemish room of the Toi-
lar monthly meetings of the Jewish ler Hotel last Saturday evening by
women's organizations in the city for the members of the Athena Girls
the year 1924-25. The Badassalt Club. Bathing girls, gypsies, Spanish
Chapter of Detroit, the women's Zion- damsels, witches and other fantastic
ist organization, held its open meeting girls reigned during the evening.
at Cie Shaarey Zedek Synagogue lust Johnny Stark's Orchestra played and
Tuesday evening, when reports of the an entertainer amused the guests dur-
past summer's campaign for funds ing the intermissions. Miss Matilda
and of the convention of the organiz- Lieberman was a gypsy fortune teller
ation held in Pittsburgh last June for the evening and told fortunes
were given. The Ladies Auxiliary of from a small booth at one end of the
Shaarey Zedek will hold its opening hall. Halloween favors were given
meeting next Wednesday afternoon, the guests, who numbered 70. A
when Morris Lt. Waldman, executive buffet supper was serve at midnight.
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director of the United Jewish Chari-
Mrs. Bernard Jacoby of Waverly
ties, will deliver the principal address.
avenue
left
last
Monday for Toledo,
Rabbi A. M. Ilershman will deliver
a short talk on the "Relationship of where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
the Auxiliary to the Synagogue." A Ben Ilarris, for three weeks.
luncheon will precede the address.
The Fel Siem Club will give a •
The Jewish Woman's Cluh will begin
its season's activities with a meeting bridge-tea at Oriole Terrace Saturday
next Monday afternoon at Temple afternoon, Nov. 1, in the rainbow
Beth El. Cecil Roberts, well known room. I'rizes will be given at each
English novelist and poet, will speak table. Those desiring to attend the
on 'The Making of a Novel." The bridge and who were unable to secure
Sisterhood of Temple Beth El will not tickets from the members may obtain
begin its activities until Nov. 10, them at the door. Miss Lillian Wein-
when, following a luncheon at the berg has charge of the affair.
temple, Mrs. Alexander Kohut of New
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schiller cele-
York will deliver an address. Mrs.
Mayer B. Sulzberger of Detroit. who brated their twenty-third wedding an-
is an active club worker, is a daugh- niversary recently with a family din- 1
ter of Mrs. Kohut. The two organiz- nee at their home on Virginia park. II
ations which number among their
members young girls, the Yount.,
Women's Hebrew Association and the
Junior Hadassah, opened their sea-
son's activities several weeks ago.
Classes in various branches of domes-
tic work, dramatics, gymnastics and
other activities in which young wom-
en are interested have been organized Rabbi Fanklin to Preach a
by the Y. W. II. A. and began their Pre•Election Sermon:
work last week. The first monthly
On Sunday morning of this week
meeting of the association was held
Dr. Franklin will preach on "The ,
last Sunday, when Mrs. Frank Rosen- Newer Implications of American Citi-'-
blatt addressed the members on the
zenship." This will be a pre-election
subject The Business of Living:" sermon and will touch upon many of
The Junior Hadassah will sponsor an
the important issues before the pea- -=-
informal supper dance at the Oriole
ple at this time. A full congregation
Terrace the evening of Nov. 16 as its
is anticipated.
first large social affair for this year.
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Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich addressed the
Sisterhood Luncheon:
Junior Hadassith girls at their open-
On Nov. 10 the temple sisterhood
ing meeting held at the Jewish Worn-
will have its opening meeting of the.
an's Club Oct. 9.
year, which will take the fornbof a ""-•
luncheon to be given in the dining
Milton M. Alexander, vice-president hall of the temple. The guest speaker
of the United Jewish Charities, de- on that occasion will be Mrs. Alexan-
livered several addresses in the in- der Kohut, who is known throughout
terest of the Detroit Community the country as a leader in Jewish COM-
Fund last-tetek. Ile spoke before the munal and religious Work.
members of the Cornell Club of De-
troit Tuesday noon, Oct. 21, and the Affiliated Societies:
following noon before the Messmates
The responses to the movement to
Cluh. Last Sunday morning he ad- affiliate all the auxiliary societies of
dressed an audience at the Temple the temple has met with great sue-
Bald i1 Church.
cess; in fact, the merger has been
successfully completed and a large
Mr. unit Mrs. I. L. Scheinman. who number of memberships have been
[ recently sold their home at 2f2 Ro- taken. These families of the congre-
wena street, have left for Los An- gation who have not yet joined the r= 7
geles to spend the winter. During affiliated societies should do so at once
, their absence Harry Scheinman will as the programs of all the organiza•
thins are beginning within the next
reside at the Hotel Stevenson.
few weeks.

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Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sloman will
'10 from New York Nov. 12 to spend
the winter in Europe. They will visit
- their children, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
W. Ileintzelman, who have been re.
siding in Paris for the past four years.

' Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Wechsler of
l'ittsburgh have returned home after
!spending several days with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stiglitz of
Mount Clemens.
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Mrs. Carl Demont, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Smith of Erskine street, for the
past four months, has returned to her
home in Chicago.

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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cutterman
(Martha Franklin). whose wedding
took place Sept. 21, have returned
from their honeymoon in th • east and
are residing temporarily at the Addi-
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Religious School:
The sessions of the religious school
are now in full swing and the regis-
tration is being completed. If there
are any parents who wish to bring
their boys and girls to the school,
they should enter them during the
week in the executive office of the
school. Because of the large amount
of work in this office on Sundays, it —
is very difficult to take „additional
registrations while the sessions of the
school are going on.

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bury avenue entertained Sdnday af- and the Ladies Auxiliary of the
ternoon, Oct. 26, at her h mu. with Shaarey Zedek Synagogue. On March
play-
I two tables of bridge, follo veil by a 2 Clayton Hamilton, author,
luncheon. The guests were the Misses Wright and critic. will deliver an ad-
Sa.1•e Sach •, Hilda Dembit er. Anna dress on "The Ne‘ • Art of Making
Tack, Adeline Cohen, Lela Corn. Plays;" on April 6 E. 11. Griggs, 8
Pearl Gruskin, Esther Rape sport and noted American lecturer. will speak
and on "womanhood and Human Pro-
I the Meadann, Joseph L. corn
Liebschutz. Miss Tack and cress," and on May 4 Dr. Nellie Per-
] Emanuel
, Miss Cohen won the prizes at their kiss, who is psychiatrist at the De-
trait Juve jle Court, will occupy the
. c• pective tables.
d will speak on Some
platform
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A luncheon and mah jt ng party Problem - of Adoleseence."
ub
will give three evening
The
Was given at the home of Miss Myrtle
Brocky, president of tin. Social Fleur programs during the winter. Morris
•rnoon. The Waldman. new executive director of
Club, last Saturday a f ,
Jewish Charities, will
same evening 12 co tides attended a the United
speak before the members of the club
surprise party at ('Sc home of Miss •
their
friends
Nov. 24. The other
and
Brocky in honor of the birthday an-
Itwo lectures will he given the even-
niversary of Miss Reta Freedman.
and Feb. 9. On the
19
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of
Jan.
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Dr MIrt in B. Robinson of 214 Me.! first date Charles Zueblin will take
recently promoted, as his title "The White Man on the
Lean avenue was
to the rank of makir in the Sixty-fifth Trail" and on the following occasion
Division Cavalry. Dr. Robinson served Mr. and Mrs. Nlichitaro Ongawa, in-
:. *ha savant world war and is now terpreters of Japanese life, will speak

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over with beautiful new gift merchandise. There is sure
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that :will be appreciated above anything else you could select.
Make your selections now at leisure and avoid the Christmas
crowds. We will hold your purchases and deliver them whenever
and wherever you want them. To make your gift buying easy we
will give you the privilege of choosing whatever you want from
our immense stock and paying only

and Novelist Heeds List of
Famous Lecturers.

The Jewish Woman's Club will of-
fer its members a program of un-
usual interest at the first monthly
meeting of the season next Monday
afternoon. The meeting will he held
in the chapel of Temple Beth El. The
sneaker of the afternoon will be Cecil
Roberts, author of "Scissors" and
"Sails of Sunset." His subject, "The
Making of a Novel," is a study of the
elements necessary to the creation Of
a successful book. Mr. Roberts vis-
ited the United States in 1920 for a
short lecture tour and because of the
popularity of those lectures arrange-
ments were made for him to make a
second tour this year. He is a gifted
author, editor, poet and man of af-
fairs as well as an eloquent speaker
whose interesting personality makes
a lasting impression on his audi-

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SPEAKERS OF NOTE
TO ADDRESS CLUB

Mrs. Benjamin Gottliteb of 1924
Hazelwood avenue entertained at her
home last week wit) a mah mg party
in honor of Mrs Samuel Guterman,
who recently returned from her
honeymoon. Mrs. Gutterman, Mrs.
Abraham Moss and Mica EN mu Kat- CTICCS.
zer won the prizes at their respective
Roberts' latest
"Scis.sors" Mr.
novel, won immediate recognition and
tables.
since its publication in 1923 has been
The Misses Mary and Ire le Caplan translated into French, German, Ital-
have moved from Lincoln avenue to ian and Danish.
Subjects Are Varied.
the Oxford Ilall Apartments, apart-
The Jewish Woman's Club plans to
ment 310, corner Brush and Ilendrie
haven number of interesting speak-
at recta.
er at its monthly meetings, which
are held the first Monday afternoon
Miss F. iota Levin of 647 Frederick
Stew-
street has returned from a motor trip of each month. Donald'Or.den
to Atlantic City, where she attended art, satirist and humorist, will speak
the recreation leaders' convention. Dec. 1 on "Life and the Pursuit of
En mate she visited in Philadelphia, happiness;" Professor II. R. Baum-
gardt, astronomer and philosopher,
Washington and CI. :eland.
will speak Jan. 5 141 "An Evening
Aaron J. Blunninau, ficnierly of With the Stars," and Frank Tannen-
Detroit, who spent the past two years halm. the well-known prison reform-
' in Kalamazoo, has ret urmil to De- er who recently wrote a hook on
trait and is now connected with the southern prisons, will speak Feb. 2
on "What I Know About Prisons."
I Aetna Life Insurance Com,tany.
This meeting will he held jointly with
Florence Corn of 278 Med- Ott Sisterhood of Temple Beth El

Miss

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