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!ACTIVELY INTERESTED
IN AUXILIARY DANCES

Mrs. Karbel is actively interested in
the series of monthly dances given the
last Sunday evening of each month at

The J. L. Hudson Co.

Woodward and Farmer at Gratiot

The ballroom and stage of the
Phoenix Cluh was adorned with
pumpkins, corn stalks, turkeys, au-
tumn flowers, chrysantaemums, palms
and other appropriate Thanksgiving
decorations for the performance of
the Phoenix Follies given Thankseiv-
. ing evening by the members under
the leadership of Sol M. Cole and Na-
than Gross, assisted by a large num-
ber of persons. A three-act musical
comedy was presented before the
members and their families. Sol M.
Cole and Al Weeks wrote the lyrics
and Seymour Simons composed the
music. Following the performance
supper was served and music fur-
nished for dancing. The cast was
composed of Stella S. Cole Emily I..
Morris, Ruth It. May, Claire I). Mah-
ler, Irene J. Rosenberg, Phyllis Z.
Allen, Mignon B. Ginsburg, Dorice
O. Suffrin, Harriett D. Strum, Eva A.
Finsterwald, Mabel J. Ginsburg, Doris
I W. Finkelston, Sylvia Simons, Edgar
K. Spertner, Sidney J. Allen, M. Lee
Marx. Frederick 1,. Morris, William
L. Fleischman, Carl M. Schott, harry
Seheinman and Louis F'riedenberg.

Heyn's for Coats

More and more this store is becoming
popular with women who want fashion-
able Coats without paying an extravagant
price. Variety and value are outstanding
at Heyn's.

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Chiffon
Dance Frocks
$59.5o

Filmy frocks in lovely
pastel colors or in white
with the gay color of an
effective flower. They
are d a i n t y, youthful
frock s, designed for
dancing. Many are
copies Or adaptations of
imports.

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LEO MICHELSON

Announces His Association With

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With Offices at 504.506 Murphy Bldg., 155 West Congress

Phones Cherry 5720.21

If you want REAL Personal Attention and Courteous Service,
let Leo Michelson handle all of your Insurance beginning
right now

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This is one of the finest collections w'
coats it has been our pleasure to present is
a sale, and we cannot emphasize the valth.
too strongly.

The fabrics are of exquisite texture,
suede finished and including the
beautiful Rodier Kasha.
There has been a sudden demand
for coats with long-haired trimmings
—and a great many of these have wide
borders and cull's of Russian kit fox,
chapchilla and natural wolf.
The styles are the very newest of
the late winter season, many of them
resembling first spring coats now being
shown.
The colors feature the new reds, in
shades of cinnabar, oxblood and cran-
berry. The new browns, Lebanon
green, copper and black.

JUDGE GORDON ORATOR
FOR BICUR CHOLEM

Judge Arthur E. Gordon, who has
been justice of peace in Detroit for
a number of years, will address the
members of the Bicur Cholem Society
at a meeting to be held Thursday
evening, Dec. 1, at 8 o'clock, at their
new meeting place, the auditorium of
Emanuel Synagogue, Taylor and Wil-
son avenues. Judge Gordon, who has
had much experience in the handling
of foreign cases, has chosen as his
topic "Some Methods of Benefiting
the Masses."
Following the address Miss Ger-
trude Sarnoff will render several
piano selections and Miss Addins
Cohen will play a banjo solo.

Altogether these are coats of such real smart-
ness and beauty that women who admire dis-
tinctive garments are delighted with them; yet
they are being sold at a large saving.

Hudson's — Third Floor — Farmer

Detroit's Largest and Most Artistic Cafe

KING WAH LO

In loving memory of our dear
mother, Rachel Blumrosen, who (lied
four years ago, Nov. 23.

A twins ninth,. true and kind.
No friend on 1•rah like her well
For all id' us she did her hest.
And God gave her eternal rest.

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Iler loving daughters and sons.

In loving memory of Esther Ep-
Mrs Mae Spiegel and Walter Ober-
Perfection Lodge, No. 480, F. & A.
felder of Chicago visited Ilr. and Mrs. M., will hold a dinner and dance for stein, who died Nov. 7, 1923, the
Leo M. Franklin of 26 Edison avenue its members and their friends at 06- i 23rd (lay of Cheshvan
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the early part of the week in honor ole Terrace Monday evening, Dec. 1,
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of Mrs. Franklin's birthday, which oc- at )t o'clock. Ernie Young's Revue
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The Only Cafe in Detroit That Has Noon
Dancing 12 to 2.

Private Rooms For All Occasions.

Which never has been filled.

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Dr. and Mrs. Harry Aronstram of
Gml in His wisdom ham recalled
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Selker (Re-
The boon Ili. 111150 hml given,
Ann Arbor entertained 75 guests at becca Lurie) are now residing on
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an afternoon reception and dance Elmhurst avenue, Highlanad Park.
'the soul i.. safe In Heaven.
Thanksgiving Day in honor of their
wedding anniversary. Mrs. Aronstram
Mrs. Richard Stern (Mabel Wein- Her Loving Parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris F'.
F. Epstein; Her Sisters, -----
' wore a gown of pale grey chiffon and er) of Nashville, Tenn., is visiting her
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• fur and rose velvet. A number of mother, Mrs. Diana Weiner. and her
and
Detroit guests were present, as well sister, Mrs. Theodore R. Kelter of
I as relatives and friends from New 2457 Calvert avenue.
!York City, East Lansing and Ann
Arbor,
William Greason and Jacob Reiss,
Detroit artists, has returned from a
Dr. Leo 51. Franklin was in Cincin- several weeks' sketching trip in the
nati last week to attend a meeting of east.
the board of governors of lIebrew
Union College.
ZEIREI ZION GIVING

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Dr. Franklin to Discuss
"You Gentiles" on Sunday:
Next Sunday morning Dr. Franklin
will deliver a lecture on the book by
Maurice Samuel entitled "You Gen-
' tiles." Dr. Franklin has Called his
!theme "An Unimpassioned Review of
An Impassioned Book." The publica-
, don of this book has caused a great
deal of comment throughout the
I country by both Jews and non-Jews.
This sermon, therefore, should be
heard by a large congregation. The
Sunday services begin at 10:45.

Friday Evening Lectures:
Next Friday evening, Dec. 5, Dr.
Israel Boum of the Hebrew Union
College will deliver the second of his
lectures on the Midrash. Those who
•attended the first lecture were richly
rewarded by the inspiring and schol-
arly lecture which Professor Bettan
delivered. The lectures are free to
the public. Dr. Henan is alternating
with Dr. Franklin on Friday evenings.
The latter is giving an adult confirma-
tive course in which he is presenting
the material that is used in confirma-
tion preparation. The next lecture
•in Dr. Franklin's course will be Fri-
day evening. Dec. 12.

The Temple Juniors:
The members of the high school de-
partment of the school of religion
have completed the constitution fur
the organization whi)b they call the
Temple Juniors. Thin club was or-
ganized for the purpose of furthering
all the activities of the school and to
afford soeial contacts for the young
Only hoes and girl( who ore
regularly enrolled in the high school
denartment are eligible for member-
-hip.

Scout Activities:
Scouting at the temple has now
reached a high peak of efficiency. Un-
r the able leader-hip of Charles
Feinberg. thou, are three troops at
the temple: Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts
and Wolf Cubs. The schedule of their
meetings is as follows: Gi r l sc outs
meet Thursday evening. 5:30 to 7;
Boy Scouts meet Wedne«lay evening,
7:30 to 9:30; Wolf Cubs meet Wed-
' nesday evning, 6 to 7.

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at $118

MRS. JOSHUA KARBAL
Mrs. Theodore Kelter of Calvert the Starter Hotel under the auspices
avenue entertained with a luncheon If the Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah
and card party at the Statler Ilotel Lodge, No. 31, I. 0. It. B. The sekrind
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her dance of the series will 1/1. given Sun-
sister and house guest, Mrs. Richard day evening, Nov. 30. Finzel's Or-
Stern of Nashville, Tenn.
•hestra will play.

Mr. and Mrs. Max S. Joseph of the
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rassner of
Ilotel Stevenson will leave next Wed- 1623 Glynn court will be at home
nesday for M jam°, Fla.. where they Sunday afternoon and CVVIlillr. Nov.
will remain until the end of June.
30, in honor of the engagement of
their (laughter, Elsie, to Maurice A.
Mrs. Ilarry ('lark of 3819 Virginia Levert. No cards.
park entertained Tuesday, Nov. 18,
with a bridge for 16 guests in honor
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ortner of Louis-
of the Misses Leona and Sarah Wer- ville, Ky., spent last week-end with
, ier of Winnipeg, her house guests.
their children, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Bachrach of 2210 West Philadelphia
• Mrs. Jack rlilllengtein of Colling- avenue.
wood avenue was hostess to the mem-
I hers of the Art Circle Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher (Shir-
Nov. 19. Miss Ida Jenefsky of Day- ey Isaacs) are now residing at 2710
: ton, Ohio, the house guest of 51rs. Chicago boulevard.
David Curtis, and Miss Celia Rosen-
, Baum of Montreal, who is visiting
Mrs. Saul Davidson of 2284 Taylor
Mrs. Ellenstein, were guests at the avenue entertained several children at
meeting.
a party last Saturday afternoon in
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honor of the birthday anniversaries of
Rabbi Henry J. Berkowitz ad- her small daughters, Elaine and Ger-
dressed the members of Congregation aldine.
Beth El of Saginaw last Friday even-
, ing.
Mr. and Mrs. llarry Schiff (Kate
Boesky), whose marriage took place
Herman Barris of 13367 Nov. 2, have returned from their
Strathnmor boulevard entertained 20 honeymoon in Chicago and are at
guests at a luncheon and crystal home at 1468 Pingree avenue.
shower at her home last Saturday af-
ternonn in honor of Miss Irene Cohen,
Me. and Mrs. M. Mallinson and
• whose marriage to Laurence H. Bar- family and Simon Ilarris have moved
. ris will take place Dec. 17.
to their new home at 1422 Coiling-
wood avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Frank of 2024
Virginia park entertained 16 guests
Mrs. David Goldberg and daughter,
at a family dinner 'thanksgiving day Betty, of 252 East Palmer avenue
in honor of their daughter, Jewel, have returned from an extended east-
whose engagement to Ilyman Cantor ern trip, where they visited with rela-
has been announced.
tives and friends.

SALE of

FINER COATS

and orange, with masses of green in-
terspersed, for the Thanksgiving eve
formal dance given last Wednesday
evening by the members of the
Young People's Society of Temple
Beth El, The dance was the first af-
fair given by the society under its
new administration. A tentative cal-
endar for the winter has been plan-
ned which includes numerous social
affairs in addition to programs at the
meetings. Miss Ruth Fink, chairman
of the entertainment committee, was
assisted by the Misses Elizabeth Lie-
lierman, Esther Bernstein, Lucille
Marx and Sylvia Weinberg. The
Wolverine Blue and Gold Orehesra,
members of which played at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, furnished the
music for the 150 guests present.

' Children's Confirmation Class:
The confirmation class is now be-
ing formed in the religious school and
will have its first meeting of the year
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 2, at 4
o'clock. Children must be at least
13 years of age by the time they are
confirmed and must have the required
preparation in the school.

Quality — Value — Service

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The ballroom of Temple Beth El

Was decorated with a riot of yellow

NO COVER CHARGE AT ANY TIME

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CHALUTZIM BANQUET

A chalutzim banquet will be given
by the members of Zeirei Zion at
Wechsler's Restaurant, 2111 Wood-
ward avenue, Sunday, Nov. 30, at
o'clock. A literary and musical pro-
gram will be given. The public has
been invited to attend.

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AID SOCIETY PICKS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

D. J. cal SHOPS

All Are Descendants of the Late
Isaac Agree,

Officers of the Yitzchack Isaac Aid
Society, which was organized three
years ago to perpetuate the memory
of the late Isaac Agree, were chosen
at the annual meeting if the organi-
zation last week, when the thirst an-
niversary of the death of Mr. Agree
was observed. The officers, all of whom
are direct descendants of Mr. Agree,
NhO was interested in various relig-
ious and charitable activities, consist
of the following: Nathan Kaplan,
president; Mrs. William Sobel, vice-
president ; Ezra Zatkin, treasurer:
Aaron Agree, secretary. The board
of directors will be composed of
Charles N. Agree, chairman; Edward
Canvasser, Charles N. Canvasser,
°amuel Agree and Meyer Agree.
The society appropriated 03(10 for
•haritable work and adepttul prop.,
ils to assist persons abroad who are
snown to be in destitute (dream-
, tarwes. It is making arrangement,
for a Chanukah function and a seri,
if social events throughout the win-
ter.

GRAND RAPIDS AIDS
UKRAINE ORPHANS

Jews of State's Second City Effect
Branch of Federation.

Instiired by the interest of the Jew.
ish Mothers' Alliance in the Kiev
home for orphans maintained by the
Federation of Ukrainian Jews of
Michigan, the Jews of Grand Rapids
are considering plans to organize a
conference of societies with a view
of joining the federation. Morris
Shatzen, II. M. Abramowitz, A. II.
Jaffin and Arthur 1. Shapiro. general
secretary, all of Detroit, recently ad-
dressed the Jewish Mothers' Alliance
and a general massmeeting and point-
ed nut the nature of the work being
carried on in the Kiev orphanage.
An executive committee consisting
of members of the alliance and other
groups, to serve as a provisional con-
stituent of the federation, was named.
Efforts will he put forth immediately
to constitute a branch which will con-
silt of representatives of the Jewish
orgahintions in the city including the
B'nai B'rith lod g e, the Workmen's
Circle Temple and other groups.

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