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Philomathic Debating Club.
The question "Resolved, That Con-
gress Be Allowed to Over-Ride De-
cisions of the .Supremo Court by a
Two-Thirds Vote" was debated at the
last meeting of the Philomathic De-
bating Club. The negative was up-
held by Benjamin Kurtzman and Rob-
ert Bernstein, who defeated Norman
Rom and Myer Weisenfeld, affirm!,
five. Robert Bernstein was elected
best speaker. Isadore Berger, speak-
er of the Organization, was critic of
the evening.
"Resolved, That Palestine be Made
a National Home for the Jews" will
be debated at the next meeting. It
will be supported by Norma ROM and
'Gilbert Goodman and opposed by Jack
Thumin and Sidney Koretz. Jack
Thutnin has been appointed chairman
of the committee which will have
charge of the oratorical contest to be
held in December.

Evolution." Joseph Reitman, Abra-
ham Baker, Benjamin Bernstein,
Samuel Bernstein and Benjamin Ro-
sen were elected members. The next
meeting will be held Sunday after-
noon, Nov. 16, al the home of Thomas
Shulman.

HIGH STREET AT HASTINGS

8432 Hamilton at Philadelphia
4721 Warren West at Thirtieth
13506 Oakrnan Lis at Davison

Sisterhood of Congregation Emanuel.
The Sisterhood of Congregation
Emanuel will meet at the Emanuel
Synagogue, corner of Wilson and
Taylor avenues, Monthly ttfternoon,
Nov. 17. The members of the sister-
hood are equipping the kitchen and
dining room of the synagogue. The
rooms will be ready for a wadding to
be held next Sunday.

Austrian Ladies Aid,
The Austrian Ladies Aid Society
will give a dance at the Beth Abra-
ham Synagogue, Palmer avenue and
13eaubien street, Sunday evening,
Nov. 16. The music will be furnished
by the Royal Melody Boys. The pro-
The members of the Adelphian ceeds will be devoted to the charity
The
Club were hosts at a hard-time party fund maintained by the society.
Saturday evening, Nov. 1, at the
Standard
Perigold
Sorority.
home of Samuel Snitz, 1494 Ellison
The but meeting of t h e Perigold
Plan
avenue. Dancing, games and speech-
: making constituted the evening's en- Sorority was held Wednesday even-
Gives
tertainment. A fountain pen was ing, Nov. 12, at the home of Miss Rat.
presented to Bernard Velick, retiring Erinpreis of Blaine avenue. Many
You
president of the club, in appreciation features are being planned for an in-
a Year
of his services. Favors were present- formal dance to be held at the Elks
ed to the guests, who were the Misses l'emple, Cass and Lafayette avenues,
to
Bebe Benson, Rae Berger, Rae Erin- Sunday evening, Nov. 23. Al
Pay
nries, Henrietta Goldfarb, Dorothy Dewey's Orchestra will furnish the
Holinstat, Adele Holinstat, Pauline II1MOC. The next meeting will be a:
llorousitz, Edith Kovan„Ann Led, the home of Miss Margie flans of
Clara Sachs and Rose Schwartz. The 1731 Pingree, Tuesday evening,
I committee in charge of the party con- Nov. 18.
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sisted of Carl ('. Feldman, chairman,
Ladies Auxiliary of B'nni Mosche.
Bernard Velick and Earl Levine.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Congrega-
This beautiful two-piece
tion Icnai Nlosehe will give its annual
Tao Sigma Rho,
Miss Celia Plover of 27 1 It Virginia Chanukah hall at the Hotel Stutter
suite is upholstered in a
Sec.
7.
Mrs.
Ida
Jacoby
is
chairman
of
pork was hostess at the but meeting
o f the Tau Sigma the Sorority. Elec- the committee in charge of the dance
superior grade of "Chase"
These Items on Sale
tion of officers took place and plans The music will he furnished by Fin-
mohair in rose taupe
were made for a buffet luncheon to zel's Orchestra.
Only at
he held at the home of Miss Eva Alt-
A Charge Account May Be Opened
brown, with reversi-
Gid-Jee Club.
! pelt, 7370 Melrose avenue, Nov. 30.
The Gid-.lee Club will hold its first
Here at Any Time
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ble seat cushions.
annual dance Thanksgiving night,
Social Mixers.
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graceful frame is
The Social Mixers Club held its last 'Thursday, Nov. 27, at the Knights of
I meeting at the home of Miss Esther Pythias Ball, Cass and Teterboro
design.
Horowitz, 1478 Hazelwood avenue. avenues. Special features have been
1426 Washington Blvd.
Fluid arrangements were made for a planned by the entertainment com-
dance to be held Sunday evening, mittee. The Rialto Orchestra of Cass
Beautiful
"Crest" Bridge Lamps
Nov. 23, at the Jericho Temple, Oak- Lake will furnish the music.
$24
Michigan Ave. and Washington BITd.
complete with shade
land and Melbourne avenues. A so-
Welfare.
Women's European
cial gathering followed the business
"Crest" Junior Lamps complete
Opposite new Book - Cadillac Hotel.
According to a report presented to
meeting. The next open meeting will
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with fine silk shade
he held at the home of Miss Jean the Jewish Woman's European Wel-
Exquisite Venetian Console
Schreiber, 697 Theodore street, Wed- fare Organization, the ball given last
Mirrors. Several designs. . . .$35
] nesday evening, NOV. 19. Visitors Tuesday evening at the Arena Gar-
dens proved successful and a large
Tudor period Walnut Wall
Ganapol Studios Organize a meets Friday evenings at 6:30 o'clock are welcome.
sum was realized. The organization
Desk, Burl Walnut Panels.. .560
at the studios 10 West Warren ave-
String Orchestra.
extended its thanks to all members
Suffola Girl..
nue. All persons interested in join- 1
LISA Were who assisted its completing the ar-
Solid Walnut Chairs, Hand
The violin department of the Gana- ing the orchestra are asked to call . The Misses Fay and Mollie
rangements for the affair and espe-
loom Tapestry upholstery. . .$95
at the last meeting of the
r01 Studios of Musical Art has or- Miss Florence Whiteley, Northway ""tosses
Sufolla Girls Club Tuesday evening. cially to the committee in charge,
Walnut Drop-Leal Tea Carts
mitred is st ri it g orchestra which 4369. .
Mrs.
Joseph
Zuckerman,
Mrs.
I.
Ro-
Nov. 11. Arrangements are being
$24
in Unusual Designs
Stores often
insole for a bongo-bridge to be held at senstein and Mrs. Agnes Levine.
mrnoon,
Sun day afte
Monday,
Wed-
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Hotelf or which
North Woodward J. W. E. W. 0.
ay be
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30, Palmettii
tickets
The North Woodward Branch of
nesday and Sat-
= procured front Miss Florence Rosen,
the
Jewish Woman's European Wel-
Miss
Elaine
avenue;
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= 1519 Seward
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urday nights.
— =. Sharnik, 689 Medbury avenue, or any fare Organization will meet next
negative. Boys between the ages of
Wednesday afternoon at she home of
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i- f of the members.
SECRETARY
OF
DENVER
NIrs. Joseph Modell, 1196 Edison
II and 14 are invited to attend the
HOSPITAL
IN
DETROIT
meetings and join the club.
avenue,
instead
of
Tuesday
after-
Athena Girls.
At the meeting of the Athena Girls noon. The meeting is postponed be-
=
Youths of Zion.
= Club held last Tuesday evening at the cause of the card party being given
J. Schaefer of Denver, field secre-
Vs'. 11. A. clubhouse final arrange- Tuesday afternoon by the Detroit He- tary of the National Jewish Hospital
The Youths of Zion met last Sun-
brew
Orphan's
Home.
The
organiza-
ents were made for a theater party
for Consumptives, is its Detroit in the
day afternoon in Parlor A of the
Pirchei Zion.
is be held Friday eyeing, Nov. 28. tion is completing plans for a lunch- interest of the institution. Mr.
Steller Hotel. A resolution was
t
ts at
= Plans are also being made for a hard- eon and bridge to be
Schaefer, who has heels with the Den-
The last meeting if the Pirchei adopted that the club become a per-
times dance to be held at the Math- Tuller Hotel Tuesday afternoon. ver institution but a short time, is a
Zion Club was held at the home of manent organization and that it affili-
= -on-Lenox Hotel Saturday evening, Nov. 25.
former social worker of Omaha, Neb. Miss Gertrude Ct . 519 Medhury ate with Young Judaea. At the next
= Dec. 13. Tickets are being sold by
The prig am consisted of meeting, which will be held Sunday,
avenue.
Ladies Benevolent Loan.
=
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1-• the members of the club. They will
a short talk by Miss Cohen, a piano Nov. Iti, at the Shiner Hotel, a lec-
f Samuel Rosen has accepted the po- CONSTITUTE COMMITTEE
not be sold at the door.
solo
by
Miss
Bessie Kosak and a dis- ture and musical program will he
sition of official collector for the Ist•
OF ORPHAN HOME DANCE cussion of current topics by members given. Young men and women inter-
I'. Benevolent loan Society of
Purity Chapter, 0. E. S.
of
the
club.
The
members are plan- ested hi Zionism and its Jewish cul-
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Mrs. Edith I ugell, chairman of the gall Lodge, No. 34, 1. It. 13. B., and
ture are invited to attend the meet-
The committee in cllarge of the ning a hike to be held shortly. The ing.
theater party to Ire given at the Ma- has all receipts and credentials.
meeting
will
be at the home of
rest
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dance to be given at the Arena Gar-
= jestic Theater Monday', Nov. 24, un-
dens the evening of Nov. 18 by the Miss Bessie Kosak of %Yager avenue
Ladies Auxiliary, Pisgah Lodge.
= der the auspices of ['u t} Chapter,
The second monthly dance of the ladies of the Detroit Hebrew Orphans
No. 359, 0. E. S., reported at the last
Home of 47 Rowena street is com-
Ladies
Auxiliary
of
Pisgah
Lodge,
Mogen David.
m eeting that a large number of tick-
s have been sold. Persons holding No. 34, 1. 0. 13. 13., will be held at posed of the following: Mrs. Sidney
Returns to Detroit after
The Mogen David Club met last
ckets ars- asked to redeem them at the Hotel Statler ballroom Sunday Stone. chairman; Mrs. Fannie Rodin,
five years of music study
Saturday evening at 1111 Westmin-
= the theater box office as soon as pos- evening, Nov. 30. The first dance, Mrs. P. Rottenberg, Mrs. Herman
in Vienna and Berlin.
ster
street.
Aaron
Carp
led
a
ilia-
s= sibls. in order to obtain good seats. which was held Oct. .11, proved suc- C ohen, Mrs. Samuel Eder, Mrs. Gus-
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Announces the Reopening of
cessful and a large attendance is ex- sit- Weiswaser, Mrs. George Cohen, eussion on the varioffs types of Jews
= The officers, in addition to Mrs. Cu-
in
the
world
today,
including
black
his
ll, are selling the tickets, which pected at the forthcoming dances.. Mrs. A. 0, Barsky, Mrs. A. Lott, Mrs.
Jews, Persian Jews and Yemenite
e not being nailed to the members. The next fleeting will be held at the J. Molly, Mrs. Paul Winkelman, Mrs.
"Re-
Jew's.
A
debate
in
the
subject
clubrooms, 4116 East Adams avenue, I'. Gordon, Mrs. M. Moscowitz, :qrs.
The Leschetisky Method.
Monday evening, Nov. 17. Members 1. Jaffee, Mrs. .1. Ilarvith, Mrs. L. solved, That I'arties Will Be Bene-
L'Allegro Club.
ficial to the Upbuiltling of Palestine,"
The Groundwork of Perfect
The L'Allegro Girls Club held its are requested to attend meetings Neiman, Mrs. I.. Halzman, Mrs. M.
=
the
next
meeting.
Piano Playing.
be
held
at
will
Wain,
Mrs.
J.
Rosenberg,
Mrs.
R.
= last meeting at the home of Miss regularly.
Pollok. The members Of the con, Louis Cutler, Aaron Carp and Irwin
1611 TAYLOR AVENUE
S elma Prag of 11514 Oakland ave-
Schevitz will uphold the affirmative
nittee
are
also
selling
tickets,
which
Meadvus
Fraternity.
Tel.
Empire 2873-W.
. The following officers were elect-
At the last meeting of the SleasIvus may also be procured at the door the and Israel Cohen, Bernard !Ironer
= ed. President. Florence Mitscovitz;
and
Samuel
Subalo
will
present
the
.vening
of
the
dance.
= secretary, Geraldine Steinman; tress- Fraternity plans were vompleted for
= user, Flodell Rothenberg; sergeant- n carnival outing to be Yield Sunday,
Miss Nov. 16, at Pointe Pelee. Canada Ar-
Markovitz.
at-arnis, Terest
= Rothenberg will be hostess at the next rangements are also being made fur
meeting at her home, 615 Belmont a dance.

E take pride in an-
nouncing in this pa-
per exclusively a
comprehensive showing of
new furniture, higher in char-
acter and embodying the very
latest styles in keeping with
the more modern ideas in
home architecture. This fur-
niture closely approximates
the ultimate in beauty of de-
sign, much of it being furni-
ture that deviates little from
the original periods. This is
a personal invitation for you
to come in at your earliest
convenience and see this dis-
play of new_home needs.

Karpen "Chase" Mohair Suite

Take a Full Year
to Pay Without
Any Interest or
Other Charges.

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A wonderful value at this
low price.

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Club
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Jewelers,
Goldsmiths
and
Silversmiths
is now

LIQUIDATING

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Ladies Lechem Aniyim,
The Detroit Ladies Lechern Aniyim
Alpine Social Club.
At the last meeting of the Alpine will hold a special nonning Monday
Social Club, held at the home of evening, 7:30 o'clock sharp, at the
= Samuel Brody, plans were made for Congregation Ahavath Zi.tn, Holbrook
=a party to be held ‘Wednesday rsTa- avenue and Beaubien street. Elec-
Nov. 26, nt the home of Benja- tion of officers will tab, place and a
= min Slut nick. Morris Schwartz ad- complete financial repos' risen. Re-
= dressed 'the club on "The Voiory of freshments will be sent .1

FEDERATION AUXILIARY
SPONSORS PERFORMANCE

The ladies auxiliary of the Federa-
tion of Ukrainian Jews will sponsor
a performance Wednesday evening,
Nov. 19, at the Yiddish Playhouse.
2814 Hastings St. A literary drama
by Jacob Gordon, "The Orphan," will
= he given under the supervision of
- - Mischa Fishson, art director. Mr,
Er-
Fishson, Betty Frank and Isaac Arko
will appear in the leading parts and
will be supported by Mania Arko,
Fannie Sherson, Sylvia Fishman,
Harry Bloom, Jules Michelson and
= Oscar Ostroff. The proceeds will go
towards the upkeep of the orphan
home in Kiev maintained by the
Ell federation. Mrs. J. It. Greenberg.
president; Mrs. B. Miller and Mrs. B.
J.
MN.
= Malrow, vice-presidents;
Lichtenstein, treasurer, and Arthur
I. Shapiro, general secretary, are in
charge of the arrangements.

SYNAGOGUE MEMBERS
INCREASE IN NUMBER

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Congregation Irnai Zion Applies for

• Charter.

Congregation B'nai Zion, recently
organized in the northwest section if
the city, now numbers a membership
of 77 and has applied for a charter.
Plans for the erection of a syna-
gogue are receiving consideration. At
present services are held every Satur-
day at 962it Petoskey avenue. Re-
ligious instruction fur the children of
the members and of others in the
neighborhood which the congregation
plans to serve is being given at the
synagogue's temporary quarters. Too
teachers arts in charge of the classes.
According to David Goldsmith, sem--
tary, 5:432 Maplewood avenue, per.1--
tent efforts are being made to if
crease the membership of the congrc
gatio n.

Raymond Hitchcock Scheduled
to Appear in Uproarious
Books in All European Lan-
Comedy at Garrick.
guages Available in Third.

Interest is being shown in the ap-
ance at the Garrick Theater, be-
ginning Sunday, of Raymond Hitch-
cock in a comedy which bears the
very striking title of "Dumb As a
Fox." Mr. Hitchcock has long been
a prime favorite in Detroit through
his previous appearances as the star
in musical comedies. Last season he
surprised his admirers when he op-
!seared in the title character in Don
Marquis' "The Old Soak." In this
role he gave evidence that he was a

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Class of Cunard Steamers.

The Cunard Line announces that
libraries base been installed in the
third class of all its steamers. The
books embrace all the European lan-
guages, shelves being given to Eng-
lish, French, Italian, German. Nor.
wegian, Swedish, Danish, Polish, Yid-
dish and Hungarian. The leading
works of the best authors have been
selected.

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