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publicity chairman and general man-IIIMIEMIC
agar of the dances and a committee
consisting of the Misses Marion G41(1-
berg, Sophie Schwartz, Tibbie Clim-
THAMAR
ovitz, Matilda Lieberman and Sophie ,
Schneider. Tickets may be obtained ,
by either calling Miss Grauer, North-
discussion followed his address. The way 1258-W, or any member of die
He Ladies' Aid.
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society Adath 13'nai Israel meets every Sat- club.
Weddings, Banquets—All Occasions. Artistic Designs
THE QUEEN' OF RUSSIAN DANCERS
will hold its second card party Wed- urday morning at 9 o'clock at 535
,
the nio , beautiful a all- aar
To Suit Your Requirements
cto land of beautiful dancers
Perittolds. Sorority.
Lo .mit.
•stla evening Nov. 26, at the L 0.IFrederick street.
.
perfectiun,
a""'
The last meeting of the Perigulils
and which ts tuayut,1
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7:S-"
5 n,..
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,B. A. Hall on East Warren avenue. I
seen
Arne;i
I
Youths of Lam
abova.loything ever before lotenet:ted
Sorority was heldd at the home
The first party, given Nov. 12, drew I
Election of officers took place at Miss Margie lines of Pingree avenue. I A
Seats at Grinned's and Orchestra FUR
I a large number of patrons. Prizes'
the Youth of Zion held Arrangements wera completed for che
$1:00,
$1.50,
$2.00,
$2.50—PLUS TAX
meeting
of
PRICES:
WE DELIVER TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
who bring a
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1 , are offered to the members
the series of !at the Statler Hotel last Sunday even- first annual dancte to be held in the
More an
A prize is raffled at ing with the following results. Pre,
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card parties
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each affair, the numbers appearing on ident, Harry Brevis; first
the tickets. Mrs. Fred Swirsky has dent, '!salmon Wasserman; second
vice-president, Dora Epstein; financial
charge of the parties.
secretary, Jacob Wilk; recording sec-
eatery, Judith Sonia, and treasurer,
CHARLES H. ROSENMAN, Prop.
Ladies' Auxiliary of B'nai Mosche.
The members of the Ladies' Auxil- Hyman Bookstein. Abraham Win
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of
Congregation
It'nai
Mosche
trob
is chairman of the membership
(101001•111
— have completed arrangements for committee and Aaron Edgar is chair-
! their annual Chanukah ball to be gin- man of the literary committee. The
en in the ballroom of the Statler board of directors, in addition to the
Hotel Sunday evening, Dec. 7. Mrs. officers, is composed of Simon Rich-
chairman of the ardson, chairman; harry Bookstein,
Charles Jacoby
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committee In charge and is being as- Ann Bookstein, Samuel Zelman and
sisted by Mrs. Bernard Jacoby. The Morris Mendelsohn. The next meet-
proceeds-will be used as a part of log will be held Wednesday evenin •
o'clock, at the Statle'r
the Talmud Torah fund being raised Nov. 26, at
by members of the congregation. Hotel. Professor Samuel M. Levin
We have received a complete stock of high grade
Tickets may be obtained from mem- of the College of the City of Detroit
in and engraved and with designs. Place your
d
or at the door will lecture on the "Causes of Mod-
T
( rs or / the
order now before the stock becomes depleted.
ern Anti-Semitism."
the evybing of the dance.
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Meadbus Fraternity.
Yittch ■ ck Is• ■ c Aid Society
the memory of the late , The Meadbus Fraternity held its
Honoring'
its
Isaac Agree, who (lied Nov. 19, 1921, Irst winter picnic at Island Lake
Isaac
members of the Yitzchark Isaac Aid last Sunday. Fight couples spent the
Society, which consists of nearly fifty lay playing games, hiking and &t ric-
ot Mr. Agree's descendants, met last ing. Fred Gdttesman will be host at
stS
at the home of he next meeting.
' Wednesday evenin ,
Samuel Agree, 2161 Glynn court and
Roumaniin
Fraternity.
11r reviewed the work in which it was
11.11.101
The
The Roumanian Fraternity will
h past year.
A engage d during
in hold its twenty-third annual hall at
society furthers a number of
table and educational activities n the Kirby Center, Kirby and St. An-
which the late Mr. Agree was inter-' toine avenues, Sunday evening, Nov.
0 ested during his life-time. The offi- '10. Joseph Leibovitz has charge of
A cers are Nathan Agree, president; the arrangements for the ball. The
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Abraham Kaplan, vice-president; Ez- nubile is invited to attend.
ra Rosen, secretary, and Ezra Zatkin,
Gamma Rho Sorority.
I treasurer.
The Gamma Rho Sorority has corn-
elated
plans
for an open meeting to
Alpine Social Club.
At the last meeting of the Alpine be held Wednesday, ?slot% 2(1, at 588
Social Club, which was held at the Fast Palmer vaenue. The members
0 home of Thomas Shulman, plans were have been asked i to invite their
completed for an affair to be held on friends. Miss Helen Rosner of Hazel-
evening, Nov. 26, at the wood avenue will be hostess at the
A, Wednesday
home of Benjamin Slotnick. Joseph next meeting.
& Reitman, tenor, will sing and Al War-
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
t o n o ff will appear in the latest dances
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
and Samuel Brody, assisted by Miss
Dorthy Gosevitz, will exhibit steps will give its annual - Thanksgiring
to the accompaniment of the Alpine charity ball at the Kirby Center Hall, l,
' Syncopators. Benjamin Slotnick and Sunday evening, Nov. 23. Finzel's
orchestra will furnish the music. Sirs.
2 ! Thomas Shulman will render a corn-
edv entitled "Rajah." The program James Sobel is chairman and Mrs. Jo-
,,mh Fleisher is assistant chairman of
be
completed
with
selections
by
V will
Morris Schwartz, cornet soloist, and the committee arranging the dance.
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The
next
The proceeds from the b a II wt
11 go
Estrin, pianist.
n
p Lurie
ing sick and needy peo-
meeting will take place Sunday after- towards
pie
in
the
community.
noon, Nov. 23, at the home of Ben-
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L'Allegro Club.
Philomathic Club.
141iss Flodell Rothenburg of 615
"11,olveil, That Pal- clairmount avenue WAS the hostess,
$1 The • question
0 estine Become a National Jewish at t e last meeting of the L'Allegro
•
Club Tuesday evening, No
Homeland," was debated at last Sun-
day's meeting of the Philomathie 18. Plans were disettised for a n
Club. Sidney Koretz and Jack Thu-- spen meeting to be at the home of
min opposed the measure and de- Miss Sylvia Ettinger of 1416 Pingree
I feated Norman Rom an,
avenue on Nov. 25.
le cted
Mohair and velour living room suite, floor, tumor and
Goodman. Norman Ram Was e
best speaker. At next week's meet- -
Ladie' Auxiliary B'nai B'rith.
$ bridge lamps; phonographs; polychrome mirrors:von:tole
consist of a dec.
Pisgah
ing the program will
The Ladies
- , in
concert. A feature of the
will
desks, spinet desks; gateleg tables, library tables, (twilit
lamatio ❑
Lodge No. ' Au'irrili
by van-
ll
in
rice
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monthly
d.
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,..0 Program will be the delivery .ou's
s
second
on
ora hold it
older
members,
of
fam
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port tables, end tables; smoking stands; pedestals; night
lions delivered by Philomathians of ballioorn of the Statler Hotel Sands
wa lnut.
Among those who will svefing, Nov. !111. Finzel's Orchest 'r.‘ a
018; combination
tables; telephone stands and sto
past.
Myer will play.
tone and oak (lining suites, 8, 9 and 10 A NI),:ak . are Beiimmin Kurtzman,
: t , tee,
i t c(I to ,r,,,,
h
; url d o v n
French walnut, two -
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bboni A f t iltosonadoGrlicrlios'g.Club.
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party will be ,
Elan Barcus and
pieces, latest designs; rugs, Viltons,' Velvets, A .ininsters
club
soy'
ronch walnut, -ma- 0 'A
Y the. Athena Girls' Club Sat-
r s.
of
the
membe
walnut. French
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at the home of one
niy,o toivotxininog, Dec.. L3, at the aladi-
and Brussels; combination
et pieces, • r Sidney Sternberg who is in chars's: l ' son
tel Tickets may he had I
.
hogany and two-tone bedroom suites t, ^ 4 and r •
severa
rom members of the club only, as
of the affair, ha's arranged
' front
features for the evening.
there
will
be
no tickets sold at the
I
odd dressers, vanities, chiffoniers, chifforettes, chifforobes
chairman,!
bly:thfealisGraAudeor,i oo
white
ril:oor
Alpha Epsilon Pi.
Cohen, '
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SsisSteniels
and bowfoot,tbeds, springs, mattresses and pillows;
he Alpha Ep-
The last meeting of t
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held
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,osritjyuliNeVtilt5e
enamel and walnut finish steel beds; beautiful designed
i 10 ' if sikettl
t i ‘i , e n to,
Rosenthal th
$ breakfast suites; odd china cabinets, servers, buffets, $ . Cartern venue. At a recent election
Miss Anne Bernstein was elected
tables and chairs; kitchen cabinets, tables and chairs;
president; Juliette Rosenthal, vice-
.
president;
Shirley Brudney, treasurer,
The
Congoleum rugs.
and Marion Sacs, secretary.b
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unusual care in its selection of
clients, it is able and willing in
extend every possible co-opera-
tion in promoting the interests
of these clients.
A connection Nvitli the Nati , 3nal
Bank of Commerce implies in-
tegrity of the account. For such
clients this bank proves a ! s trong
and interested ally in fora arding
progressive enterprise.
National Bank of Commerce
OF DETROIT
MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
Foreign &scowls*
Complete record of balances sod Signature'
banks, and customers' checks
it kept at both
without delay
can be cashed at either
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Open Monday, Tuesday and Saturday evenings till 9
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Private sale on new furniture and rugs.
YocKEy BRos
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4301-3 Fourteenth
tenth Avenue—tor. •
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social affairs.
Suff•lla Girls.
The last meeting of the Suffolla
home of
Girls' Club was held at the
Miss Fay Cobuline Nov. 18. Final
arrangements have been made for a
(1 bunco to be given at the
Sal
i:in;iee!itn.,,,,veNh'ovic:),.
at His
Drastic
Sweeping
Buchanan
Zedakah.
The Zedakah Club will give a card
sof Women's,
at . the Federation
PartY building , Second boulevard and
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s
ncock
avenue, Wednesday after-
The
for charities
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10205 MACK AVENUE
/
Lincoln 4169
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED
Lu Ana Club.
Miss Hazel Ilart7. was hostess laid
Wiidnesday evening at n meeting of '
the I.0 Ana Club. Plans are being
made for a dance to he held at the
Taller Hotel Sunday evening, Nov.
30. Bert Milan's Orchestra will ptay.
! Tickets are tieing sold by members
and will he obtainable at the door
of the hotel the evening of the dance.
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Sisterhood of Emanuel.
The Sisterhood of Congregation
Emanuel will hold a special meeting
at the synagogue, Wilson and Taylor
avenues. Tuesday evening, Nov. 25.
Plans will be dis-
at 7 :30 o'clock.
e to be given
cussed for a dinner
danc The hall and
during Chanukah we
kitchen of the synagogue have been
c ompletely furnished and are avail-
able for both large and small affair,
FOR THANKSGIVING ENTERTAINING
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DRESSES
We are wholesalers. We have never before sold
at retail—but now we must; our shipments are com-
ing in faster than we can place them in retail stores.
latest styles--at wholesale prices.
Ilere are the very
You cannot duplicate the values anywhere. The
stocks include a wide range of the most attractive
of the new season's vogues. Come at once and get
your profit as we eliminate that of the middleman.
be given.
Famous Jersey
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We Never Before Sold at Retail
' in which the club is interested.
Zeirei Zion.
The Zeirei Zion Club met at the
Y. W. II. A. clubrooms, 69 Rowena
ub
street, last Sunday evening. The cl
, will sponsor a chalutzim flag day Sun-
'day, Nov. 30. On Saturday evening,
Nov. 29, the members and their
friends will partake of a banquet, fol-
lowing which: musical program will
SALE
In Effect
Next 10 Days
COATS
next
r meeting.
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Glendale 7817
5
m.
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Women's Apparel Direct from the Wholesaler
sorority is arrabgini, a
FUR TRIMMED
OATS
$1695 Rangthff $150
— bp to
Ladies' handsome coats trimmed in many kinds of for
—the newest fabrics, latest designs—!all sizes. all colors,
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Up to
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the ballroom. Club'
represented are requested to call Bar-
ney A. Jaroslow. 9541 McQuade ave•
nue, or Cadillac 5668.
Judaism.
DRESSES
$69 5 And $75
and Rencal• ,s
A delightful array of dresses in silk, wool
material—many novelties in house and party models -,C1
colors. Sizes up to 55.
Experienced Salesladies Wanted Immediately
A. T. C. Club.
The A. T. C. Club will hold a lance
at the Hotel Statler Sunday even-.
ing, Dee. 14. Banners and pennant
representing every club and organiza-
around
I tion in Detroit will be hang -
Adath B'nal Isr•el.
At the laq Meeting of the .Adath
R'nai 1(1;801 Rabbi Chechinowitz of
the members and
New York addressed
them to promote vigorously the
mired
An open
all desired effects.
No Middleman's Profit
Plenty of Parking Space
156 Jeffcrnon Ave. West—Near Shelby St.
No Middleman's Profit
Woodward Ave. oars stop in front of the slou.