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Club
Notes

Young
Judaea

a
rangements are being made for a
The Concord Club.
Hadar Zion.
I The Concord Club is a newly or- dance for the Palestine Pioneer Fund
The Hadar Zion Club e,
ganized club of young men and to be held Feb. 22 at the Book-Cadil-
its
first
anniversary
Sunday, I
I women which meets every Sunday af- lac Hotel. Tickets may be obtained
at the home of Miss Sylvia
ternoon at the Y. W. II. A. club at the door. A literary program, fol-
1579
Princeton
avenue.
A
house. The club will present two lowed by dancing, will be given at was given, including, a ('hank
one-act plays, "The American Idea" the meeting,
B'Shobat playlet. The girl,'
and "Death in Fever Flat," by D. W.
were guests. Refreshment
Gamma Rho Sorority.
('ronyn, under the direction of I. L.
served.
The social committee, of
At the semi-annual election held by
Wiener.
which Meyer Dashkin is chairman, is the Gamma Rho Sorority Feb. 4, the
Herzl Judaeans.
planning a Purim party.
following officers were chosen: Presi-
At the last meeting of tl', ! r,I
Louis Levine, formerly le t New dent, Pauline Rosenthal; secretary,
I udaeans it was revolved t I -
York, who will take the leading part mn
Mon'Tomarin; treasurer, Esther
.11erzls buy a tree in Palest's•
committees were
in "The American Idea," has had a Pick. The foowing
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Heal Judaeans have alread c ,
'great deal of training in dramatics. chosen: Publicity, Dorothy Bran-
0 dunam of land in Palestine
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stein; refreshment, Mary Tomarin
At the next meeting there
and Esther Pick. and sergeant-at- a debate on the i
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he
next
meet-
,
cciet n"t Pertnagari7n.i'or the Ultra arms, Helen Rosner. T
At a rU
"es . 't ,
Jews Should!' Go to Meal.
Progressive Club the following were ing will be held at the home of Helen porarily, Before Going to Pal.
chosen: David Koretz, president; Ir. Rosner of Hazelwood avenue.
--
win Agranovitz, vice-president; Mor-
Bluebird Girls.
ris Pavilin, secretary: Irwin Klar.
treasurer, and Milton Weinstein, ger-
Plans for an invitational dance to
!genet-at-arm'. The dub has organ- Ice held Friday evening, Feb. 20, at
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M a basketball team which is hacked the Twentieth Century Club have
Nathan L. Si. Pint-berg..,
by Fried Brothers. David Koretz is been completed. Miss Ida F. Green-
ney,
formerly
of Philatielo
ins
captain. The tenni has already played wald, chairinan, is assisted by the
h s.
Misses Sophye B. Lipnick, Anna elected secretary of the lie
several games 81111 won all but one.
trict
of
the
Zionist
Organi.-
!
of
Kurtznian, Tillie Halperin, Anna
America at its semi-monthls
Gold,
Sara
Dorfman,
Betty
Helfand,
Alpine Social Club.
,
at
the
Philadelphia
and
Byre
At the last meeting of the Alpine Foy Mintz and Mesdames Harry Qui-
Talmud Torah Thursday
Social Club a new constitution was her and Morris Gerber. The meeting
Plans ' of Feb. 17 will be at the home of Feb. 5, Mr. Fineberg succeed, son.
.,h, o nt as a
,l ,e,it l i ,lb, Iv,. tThomas
uel Rubiner, who resigned. Mr I re.
fur an A prilFool's Mrs. Jack Kunin, 2205 West Phila.
were n
berg has had ninny years' earn r •
Day party to be held March 28 at : d e iphi n avenue.
in Zionistic and Jewish educie , .1
the home of Albert Berman, 9507 '
work in Philadelphia. Ile has pt...
Omega
Epsilon.
Quincy avenue. Following the busi-
:tented fur consideration by th,
nese meeting a party was held in Miss Sylvia Cohen of Virginia park
trict a plan of activity along educa-
honor of Samuel Brody's twentieth ' was hostess at the lost meeting of the tional and social lines which involves
The next meet- Omega Epsilon Sorority. Plans were co-operation with Hadassah and kin-
b thday anniversary.
ir
ing will be held at the home of Ate-' completed for a Valentine bridge dred organizations. The next inssl-
raham Woronoff, 1638 West Phila. party to be given Friday, Feb. 13.
ing of the district will be held 'Pi e r:.
delphia avenue. The next meeting will be held at the day evening, Feb. 19, 8 o elm.'
at
home of Miss Doris Kart.
the Philadelphia and Byron avr,le
Philomathic Debating Club,
Torah.
Officers
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Talmud
Oriole Girls.
The question debated at the last ,
hers of all Jewish organization- ;tn.
•I'he last meeting of the Oriole invited to attend. Joseph Chaggi will
meeting off the Philomathic Debating
Club, held Feb. 14 at the Talmud To- Girls Club, held Wednesday, Feb. 4, deliver an address.
rah at Philadelphia and Byron eve- was in the form of a dinner and the-
Aaron Pregerson was named a-se.
as, "Resolved, That the Pro- titer party honoring Miss Jean Joffee, c te chairman of the member hip
was,
nosed Zoning Ordinance lie Adopted whose marriage will take platae next committee. A committee was ap•
by the City of Detroit." The nesta- Sunday. Covers were laid for 15 at pointed tee make a canvass for mem-
tine, supported by Irwin Klar and King Wah Lo Cafe, after which the hers In the office buildings in the
Benjamin Kurtzman, was given the girls attended the "Merry Wives of down town district.
decision over Irwin Agranovitz and Gotham" at the Bonstelle Playhouse.
Irving Beckman, affirmative. Irving Miss Alice Pierce will be hostess at
BUSINESS NOTICE
Beckman was voted the hest speaker. the next meeting.
"Resolved, That Heredity Has a
The United Sign Company, speiial.
Greater Influence Than Environs:
izing in house number plates, has its
J. W. E. W. 0.
ment," will he debated next S he
meeting of the Jewish Women . .. , headquarters at 954 King avenue.
Hyman Barahal will support the at- Euro an Welfare Organization will Jack B. Smotkin is manager
firmative and Meyer Weisenfelti the
P next Tuesday evening, Feb.
ti , Election of the contestants be held
17, at the Farnswort avenue syna-
n fo er ga thve'. twenty-third annual model gogue. Members are requested to be
meeting will be held.
prepared to report on their tickets.
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Kadimah Girls Club.
Social Misers.
Sensational Prima Donna
A regular meeting of the Kadimah
The next open meeting of the So-
Metropolitan Opera Company
Girls Club was held at the home of vial Mixers Club will be held Wednes-
Miss Rose Gedrich of 2227 West Feb.
Feb. 18, at the Y. IN'.
,lay
clad avenue Tuesday evening, Feb. II, A. clubrooms, 89 Rowena street.
Tickets on Sale
10. Arrangements have been corn-
co- Dancing and refreshments will fol-
at Grinnell's
pleted for a card party to be held at
the business meeting. The club
Music House
" w
Oriole Terrace on Washington's ' 1 will
hold an Arbor Day celebration
FRIDAY,
Birthday, Feb. 22, from 2 to 5 o'clock. and Valentine party Saturday even-
i
Many tickets have been distributed'
Feb. 14, at the clubhouse.
FEB. 20
and a large attendance is expected.
Plans are being made for a Purim
Prices: $1.10,
party for a group of orphans Sunday
$1.65, $2.20,
afternoon, March Ff. Games will be
$2.75, $3.30
c
played, a lunch served and presents ,
Wm, Lombardi, Prop.
We supply all kinds of domestic
distributed to the children. The club
and imported Granito.
will give a dance at the Staler Hotel
in April. The next regular meeting
Special prices on Marble Dust of
all kinds and colors. Also Granite
will be at the home of Lillian Chivian,
of
and Vitrolite for Stucco Work.
1609 Taylor avenue.
2006 WATSON ST.
Melrose 5635
Cor, St. Aubin.
Athena Girls Club.

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At the last regular meeting of the
Athena Girls Club final arrangements
were made for an open meeting to I
take place Tuesday evening, Feb. 17,
at the Y. W. II. A. club rooms, 89
Rowena street, for girls only. Dr.
Anna Kopf will sneak to the girls
and a program will be given. Miss
Sophie Schwartz is in charge. Plans
are under way for a card party to be
given in March.

Hebrew Ladies Aid.
Arrangements are being made by
the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society for a
Purim ball to be held the evening of
March 15 at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
The next meeting will take place '
Feb. 18.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Jacob
was held at the Jewish Community
Center Tuesday, Feb. 3, a large gath-
ering being in attendance. After the
business meeting, Mrs. Morris Fine
rend a paper on The Drama." Re-
freshments were served by Mrs. Jo-
seph Barnett.

Emanuel Sisterhood.
A meeting of the Sisterhood of
Emanuel Synagogue will he held
Monday afternoon, Feb. 1(1, 2 o'clock,
at the synagogue, Taylor and Wilson,
avenues. Refreshments will be served.
Sunday scorning classes for children
will be held at the synagogue hegin- ,
ning Sunday, Feb. 22, at 10 o'clock, I

The third of a series of benefit
card parties planned by the sister-
hood was held last Tuesday evening
at the Jewish Community Center.
The chairman, Mrs. J. Meyer, was
assisted by Mrs. Joseph Barnett, Mrs.
I. Kaufman, Mrs. Louis Klein and
Mrs. Jack Fink.

Madison Athletic Club,
A regular meeting of the Madison
Athletic Club was held Sunday, Feb.
Among those graduating in the
8, at the Y. W. H. A. clubhouse. A
February class of the Pontiac High
report on the condition of the club's
se Iond w e re Miss Marion Kovinsky,
summer cottage Wan even and nlans
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ko-
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WHO ASSEMBLED LAST made to have the building remodeled.
vinsky, and M ton Bernice L. Solomon, EXECUTIVES, GROUP LEADERS AND WORKERS IN EMERGENCY CAMPAIGN
The club will snonsor a dance at the
SUNDAY AT PHOENIX CLUB FOR FINAL INSTRUCTIONS
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Solo-
Book-Cadillac lintel in April. Benin-
mon.
min Diamond arta. given a ring by the
I CadilIFIC Hotel Sunday afternoon.lpanied several classmates and the club in anprertation of his efforts in
Feb
f.iehThe Madison basketball
w
il h
Fib followed by a fielder party at principals of Lasell Seminary, Ma ' s "
liss Audrey
Adele
Finnic has re- Theate
to the White Mountains.
N. 11.,
to
plays every Tueaday '
the
Temple
r.
its
behi
participate in the mid-winter sports. evening at the Balch School, recently
won a game with the Arabian team,
A surprise Valentine party in honor with a score of 15 tee l'1.
turned hame from a six weeks' stay
of the nineteenth birthday anniver-
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in New York City.
easy of Miss Lillian Applebaum of
Karma Klub.
Mrs. S. K. Slobin and daughter
Under the auspices of the Mt. Sina
Clairmount avenue was given last
A meeting tif the Karma Klub to
service
i
- sther, of '900 Clairmount avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ginsburg of given last Thursday evening at the
Juniors, a Friday ?light
nlan a dramatic entertainment WA'
be inaugurated beginning Friths p I have returned from Iowa City, Iowa Glynn court returned Monday from home cif Miss Dorthy Fink of Teeny-
held at the Balch School last Wed-
Feb. 20. Since the synagogue as ye
route they spent a week a
a four weeks' visit in Palm Beach.
avenue. The out-of-town irtiests 1 9"daY evening. Seven boys have
has no rabbi, local members of th e Marton. Iowa. at the home of Mr Fla. En route t'•ey visited friends at were
Miss
Frances
Styne, of
Oliver
were
Baum
and
Floyd
Weinstein
Ann
ioined
the club. A new constitution
and Mrs. Harry Greenberg and fain
community will act as speakers.
Baltimore and Northville, Va.
has been drawn un and will he pre-
Arbor and Harold White fn Phila. , entell at the next meeting.
The first dance of a series will 1•
Mr. and Mrs. Art'ur Ras-•aths] of delphia.
.
given by the Mt. Sinai Juniors Mai
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MN. Minnie Mahrer of Cleveland Trayer•e City and Mr. and Mrs Alex
H■ shecher Came.
day, Feb. 23, at the Odd Fellows Ilal •
Numerous entertainments were
the guy- t of Mr and Mrs. Herman Rosenthal of Petoskey were guests at
Installation of officers of Ilashaehar
A capable orchestra has been secure. l ' Fin•terwald of 2275 West Boston the home of Mrs. M. Blumrosen of given honoring Mrs. harry Druckma
No. Ile Order Son. of Ton
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MN Mahrer will attend West Euclid avenee. They attended (Jean Mezenk t. whose marriage took' and the ladies auxiliary was held last
' , aalevard
Plans for a fatla-r and son banquet 'he marriage of her niece, Mine Sylvia the Blumrosen - Barnett wedding, olace last Sunday at the Imperial Ho-
s
I Mondsv evening at the Mishit:1n !s-
are being made. A committe retire- G ald , mit h. Saturday evening.
which took place recently.
tel. Mrs, .lacy Berner of Bay city net Hall Twelfth street and Taylor
renting the synagogue. the Indic , '
was hostess at a miscellaneous show` avenue. The Philharmonic String,
auxiliary and t'ce Juniors ha. been an-
Mrs. Etta Glicman of New Yo- 1, er; Miss Edythe Rudyn entertained
kliss Sylvia Mandell of 1510 Cal
a program
pointed. This will be the first affair
City is residing with her sons at 2075 at King %rah To eafe with a bridge Quartet entertained and
.
avenue, who hue been spending
WAR give n in which ikiiror,i, Marltson,
iluron vert
P
Hazelwood avenue.
w k
kind held by
i .. k , ,si /
luncheon and linen shower and Mrs. ..
the peat four weeks at Lakewood and
I
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Jewsh community. It will be given
Irving Stern was hoate:s at a bridge l e r, I Novov, Jacob Weksler and
Ctlantie City with her aunt, Mr
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Isenberg of 530 dinner and personal shower. The
in the synagogue, which is nearly
'
Harry Kle'n of New York, has re-
East Ranee.' k avenue gave a Party in Mace, Lillian and Bessie Miller en-
completed.
•urned and is continuing her studies
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honor of the 'r daughter, Zelda, who tertained at a linen shower; Mrs. Mar- II. M. Milkowsky was chairman of the
at Detroit Teachers' College.
complimented
the
bride
nrogram
committee. Israel I.iss per-
graduated Cr. on Lincoln School last 1,11 Aaronson
The Mt. Sinai Juniors have started
isa,regrievmenontiehs...
mon') The Detroit Lattice Aid So. ms-1th a bridge: Mrs. Harry B. A 0 , forndc,ehdatit,h,ne rat stsailloaothu
work en a Purim play, "E-th- r the
Mrs.
David
R.
Jacobson
of
916
of
c'ety, rerrt rented by Sarah Kato, save a linen shower and bridge sup- ,
Queen," adapted from the P.
as hos- •Jewish National Fund.
Esther by Mr, R. Lea we. Th's will Farnsworth avenue has returned from Rose Isenberg. Sadie Brady. Molly ' nor and Mts. Ada Newman seas
he given in conjunction with the s two months' trip during which she Fleisher and Eva Cutler. Presented , tess at a bridge party.
Junior StySewing Club.
Purim entertainment to he given by viaited her parent* in Columbus and Mrs. Isenberg and Mi:s Isenberg with
Selma Klein of Brush street
M
nii:e.
fr'•nds in Logan and Springfield,
Those present were Misha
the Sunday 'choral.
ANN ARBOR ORCHESTRA
was hosts at the last meeting of the
Ohio.
Fishson, Morris Scharr and Oscar
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Star
Sewing Club. Plans were
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WILL
PLAY
AT
BALL
Junior
Ostroff of the Yiddish Playhouse.
ARRANGING PROGRAM
The ballroom of the Elks' Temple made for a Purim masquerade parts.
and Beatrice Se- Arthur I. S'osniro. Lena Finkel. Mr.
Misses
IN HONOR OF POET erg The
entertained at a haute gathering and Mrs S. Nathan Cohen. H. Her- will assume a festive air on Sunday. All members are urged to attend the
es their •me Saturday evening, bert Tamarin, Nathan Mascowitz, March I, when the Jewish Women'a next meeting at the home of M's ,
being
A complimentary evening
Dora 7.wris, the Mi-see Goldie, Frieda Euronean Welfare Organization will Evelyn Newman. 310 Leicester court,
Feb. 7.
arranged at the Yiddish playhouse
and Ida Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin hold it. annual winter ball. The Avon ea several important matters will he
2814 Ilastings street, for Thursday
Keller, Esther Katztuf, Sarah Katz, Orchestra will play and a number of discussed.
and
MN.
Morris
Goldman
of
■
Mr.
evening, Feb. 26, in honor of the
for New Harry Unman, Mrs. Anna Cohen and novel features have been arranged,
Yiddish poet, M. H. Halpern. The Calvert avenue lc-ft last week
Zeirei Zion Society,
for the entertainment of the guest,
Annie and Jack Isenberg.
program will be under the supervision York City.
An open meeting of the Zeirei Zion
The public has been invited to at-
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of Mishit Fishson, art director of the
tend. Ticket+ may be secured from/ Organization will be held at the Y.
Miss
El-s
Adele
Freeman,
daug't-
The
Misses
Gertrude
Wateratone
I -home The guest of honor him-
any of the members of the organiza• W. H. A. clubhouse. 83 Rowena
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self will appear and will read several and Beatrice Segell were joint hos- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Final are
street, at 6:30 o'clock.
at a luncheon at the Book- man of 20 Chicago boulevard, accom• tips.
of his poems.

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