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B'nos Rachel.

Mu,— Sylvia Lepinsky was hostess
It II meeting of the Winis Rachel at
her home, 554 • East Kirby avenue.
Tuesday, Nov. 25. The members
voted to raise funds to purchase a
dunam of land in Palestine. A
Thanksgiving program and a discus-
sion of early American Jewish history
was given. Miss Jean Ogorsky of
5020 Harding avenue will be hostess
at the next meeting.

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trend in modern architecture
reveals a marked tendency to-
ward the distinctive Spanish type
of home. This trend has been kept
apace by the changes that have taken
place in the styles of interior furnish.
ings, particularly noticeable in the
newer things for the living room.
Suites, cabinets, desks, tables, etc., de-
signed after the Spanish renaissance
periods are quite the vogue in homes
where careful consideration is given
interior appointments. A better appre-
ciation of this beautiful new furniture
will be gained by a personal visit to our
store, where many of the more desir-
able pieces are on display.

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At the next meeting of the Zioni
Cultural Society, which will be he Id
Monday evening, Dec. 8, 1924, at the
Jewish Women's Club house, 89 Ro-
wena street, Miss Irene Mills, recently
from the Recreation Training School •
of Chicago, will sneak on "The Jew-
ish Statesmen in Spanish Ilistory."
This is the second lecture in a
series on "The Spanish Period in Jew-
ish History," which will be delivered
'luring the winter. Aaron D. Mark-
son, director of the Jewish history de-
partment of the United Hebrew
Schools, will supervise the course.
Among the speakers scheduled for the
season are Harry Friedgut, Miss
Mary Caplan, Frederick W. Fox,
Aaron Kurland and Harry J. Brevis.
Speakers on topics of general Jewish
interest include Samuel Cashwan,
who will speak on "Jewish Art;"
Mischa Fishnohn, who will lecture on
"Jewish Drama," and Samuel Vi-
sroda, cantor of the Shaarey Zedek
Synagogue, who will discuss "Jewish
Music."
Plans are being prepared by the
society to g•ve a dinner-dance Dec.
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lions may e mad e through members
of the society.

AUCTION

CHANUKAH FESTIVAL

Furniture and Furnishings

Reservation cards for the Chanu-
kah festival and banquet of Congre-
gation Share), Zedek are being sent
out the early part of next week. The
banquet will take place Sunday even-
ing, Dec. 28. An elaborate event is
hying arranged. Cantor Samuel Vi-
goda is arranging the musical pro-
gram. Ile will be accompanied by
a choir.

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HADASSAH TO MEET

TUESDAY EVENING

The December meeting of the De-
troit Chapter of Hadassah will be held
in the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue next
Tuesday evening at It o'clock. Re-
ports on the membership drive, which
is now being carried on, and the rum-
mage sale, which will continue until
Dee. 6, will be given. Miss Edith
Ella Davis, well-known pianist, will
All members
render several solos.
are urged to attend and an invitation
has been extended to women interest-
ed in Hadassah activities to be
present.

"The reproductions by the
Duo-Art represent my playing
at its very best."
RUDOLPH GANZ

Stuart Walker Offers Comedy
Revealing Dashing Romance
in Modern Setting.

"The Proud Princess," which comes
at the Garrick Theatre Sunday even-
ing, Dec. 7, is a dashing, romantic
comedy in a modern setting and is
the joint work of Edward Shelden,
who won his way to fame with "Ro-
mance," and Dorothy Donnelly, who
numbers among her successes the
musical comedy "Blossom Time."
Stuart Walker, whom Detroit remem-
bers for his production of "Seven-
teen," presents the new play and Mc-
Kay Morris, who has established him-
self as one of the finest romantic
actors on the American stage, plays
the leading role.

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Rudolph Ganz

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evenings, this week

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Horowitz of the Detroit College of
Mcdicine and Surgery introduced Dr.
The subject of his address
Barnett.
was "The Niisti As the Gateway of
health or Di-tin-c."

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Miss Jean Ogroskin of 5020 liars I
ing avenue was hostess at a meetin
of the D'nos Rachel Club last Tue
, day evening. Miss Lillie Carnick gay
a brief sketch of the life of Barn
Horace Ginzburg, a noted Russia
Jewish philanthropist and financie
ND, Anna Goldberg gave us resits
of the ancient literature of the JP fg
and Miss Esther Selitzky spoke
Jewish literature in Spain.

Opposite new Book-Cadillac Hotel.

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Michigan Ave. and Washington Bhd.

403 Ford Bldg.

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At a recent meeting of the Ilerzl
Judaeans a debate was held on the
question: "Resolved, That the Jews
Progressed Store in the Ghetto Than
in the General World." The anima
tire consisted of William Schwart
nad Norton Rosin, while Alexande
Baruch and Oscar Schwartz upheld
the negative. The affirmative wor
and Norton Rosin was elected bas
;speaker.
Plans were made for the club'
first anniversary to be held about Dec
lg.
There will be several talks b
the members and leaders. The Herzl
ite, a paper issued by the Herzl Ju
daeans every term, will be distribute
at the anniversary. This pamphlet
two cups for athletics and many sue
esissful debates are some of the ac
complishments of the Herzls.

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At a meeting of the Mogen David
Club held last Saturday evening at
1111 Westminster street, the mem-
bers voted to purchase a map of Pal-
estine to he used for reference. Harry
Katz read an article on Young Ju-
daea') activities and purposes. Open
discussion on Young Judaean and
Jewish topics followed. Among the
questions discussed was the follow-
ing: "Did the American Pioneers
Show a Greater Spirit of Patriotism
in the American Revolution Than the
Jews in the Time of the Maccabees?"
The meeting concluded with the sing-
ing of Hebrew and Yiddish songs.

Feeling the Influence of
The Spanish Renaissance

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