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ternoon, March 22, at 3 o'clock at the
Concord Club.
home of Miss Charlotte Miller, 5431
The Concord Club held a Purim
Third avenue, for the purpose of raf-
party Saturday evening, March 14, at
the mahogany end table for I
the Oriental Cafe for 20 guests. The fling
social committee is planning an open which the sorority has been selling I
nday afternoon, I tickets fur the past few months, pro-
meeting to be held Sunday
ceeds of which will be devoted to
, at the Little ne heater
, 59I'charity. The winner will be and
T xt regular
12 street. The
Ropwena
' ' Aril
business meeting will be held Sun-1nouneed in a later issue of The De- ,
afternoon, March 20, at 59 R0.1 trait Jewish Chronicle.
day
I
I
wens street.
Tillie Toiler Girls.
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Philom•thic Debating Club. The Tithe Toiler Girls Club has,
A Jewish program was held at the made arrangements for an April Fool
ay evening,
1
held
last meeting of the Philomathic De- party to be
Saturdstreet. Two
March 2S, at 89 Rowena
at.ng Club, March 15, at the Byron new members were voted into
i
the
avenue Talmud Torah. The follow- club at the last meeting. The next '
in participated: Samuel Kellman business meeting will take place Tues-
ay. , '
Pay?"
'spoke on "Does P
larch 24, at 89 Rowena
I Howard Berger on "Jewish Estimate day evening, N
I of Greatness," Hyman Golden on street.
"Art in Ancient Israel," Carl Manella
The Athena Girls Club.
on "The Jew and the Social Prob-
At the last regular meeting of the
Ieni," Irving Schlussel on "Jewish I
, h eld Tuesda
History" find Sidney Koretz on "Jew- Athena Girls ClubMi.,
Sing,March 17, s Sophie Blanche
ry
'
Hyman(sole
ish Boastfulness.
Schwartz was elected secretary to ,
and Samuel Kellinan were judged the succeed Miss Anna Millstein, who re
first and second best speakers on the signed because Of illness. Miss Ma- I
program, respectively.
tibia Lieberman, chairman of the I
Next Sunday evening, March 22,
bridge tea to take place Sunday of.'
the Philomathic will hold its semi-an- ternoon, March 29, from 2 to 5, re-1
fluid social affair at the home Of Wal- ports that a large attendance is ex-j
ter Farber, 310 Ilendrie street, who pected. There will be prizes at each '
I is chairman of the social committee. table. The regular meeting will take'
On Match 29 the subject to be de-
place Tuesday evening, March 24, at
' bated will be, "Resolved, That the
'increase in the Pay of Postal Fm. 59 Rowena street.
Marcelle and Salina Wagner, 4-
ployes Is Justifiable." Sol RosenmanI
and Norman Rom will uphold the vear-old twin daughters of Mr. and
I measure, being opposed by Jack Mrs. Jack Wagner, will dance at the

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L'Allegro Girls.
Social Miners.
Miss Goss's. Max of Cameron ave-
At the last meeting of the Social nue was hostess at the last meeting
Mixers, the members decided to hold of the L'Allegro Girls Club. The next
their second informal dance this sea- meeting will be held at the home of
an-
son. The (late and place will
Miss Florence Moskovitz, 200 Rose-
nounced later. The club will cele-
court.
brate its first anniversary with a chop 1 dale
suey party at the home of one of the
J. W. E . W. 0.
members and at the succeeding meet-
A board meeting of the Jewish
ing election of officers will take place.
si- Women's European Welfare raniz-
Robert Fogel was critic for the
eve ning,
ness meeting, which was followed by ation will be held Saturday
the March 21, at the home of Mrs. Harry
dancing. Meetings are held at
Y. W. H. A. club house, S9 Rowena Margolis, 1614 Blaine avenue.
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street, Its 2, every Wednesday
Ladies Anaili•ry I. 0. B. B.
evening.
The Ladies Auiliary of Pisgah
Purity Chapter. Lodge, No. 34, I. 0. B. B., held a
Purity Chapter, No. :159, 0. E. S., get-together meeting last Monday
will hold a special meeting on March evening at 406 East Adams avenue.
23 at the Eastern Star Temple. This Final arrangements were made for
event holds special interest for two the masquerade dance to be given at
reasons. First, they are honoring their the Statler Hotel Sunday evening,
past matrons and past patrons and March 29.
second, 21 candidates will be initi-
Ladies Auxiliary, B'nai Moshe.
ated into the order. Work will begin
Point( have been completed by the
at 2 p. m., two classes being initiated
by the officers of the chapter. Dinner dance committee, headed by Mrs.
will be served at 6 o'clock, each mem- Adolph Jacoby, chairman, assisted by
ber receiving a gift. In the evening Mrs. Samuel Gun-berg, for the Purim
another class will be initiated, the masquerade Banc, to be given by the
work being exemplified by the past Ladies Auxiliary of Congregation
s of
matrons and past patrons. A pro- B'nai Moshe, at the Knigetht
Pythias Hall, Cass and P erboro
gram has also been arranged.
avenues, Sunday evening, March 22.
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Prizes will be given for the best
Los Amigos.
All plans of organization of the masks. Finzel's Orchestra will play. 1

RABBIS TAKE STAND
AGAINST RELIGION
IN SCHOOL SYSTEM

Los Amigos Club were completed at
Tau Sigma Rho.
the last [fleeting. The next meeting
will take place March 22 at the home f Miss Minnie Stein of 4012 Town-
a meet ing
avenue
was hostehss
( Abraham Bizer, 001 Hague ave. send
. at ror :ty last
gma Ro
the
Reform Jewish Leaders Advo- nu New' candidates for membership o Thursday
evening. Plans for a spring-
are
(' welcome at this meeting. The time dance are being completed. Miss
cate Instruction in Schools
[ club is open to both boys and girls.
Jan,' Silverman of 1435 Burlingame
of Religion.
I avenue will be hostess at the next
Hebrew Ladies Aid.
RECOMMEND REDUCTION I 'nu. Hebrew Ladies Aid Society meeting.
Kadimah Girls.
OF TIME SCHEDULES I will hold its semi-monthly card party
ye- 1
March 25 at (0(2 , •
nue. Mrs. J. Ziegler has charge of I Miss Esther Newman was hostess
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the
refreshments.
Admission
is
50
'at
a
meeting
of the Kadirnah Girls
Oppose Classification of Chil-
' Club last Tuesday evening. Plans
cents, which includes a chance
dren According to Reh•
prize. As these card parties were made for a dance to be held at
Idout
the Statler Hotel Sunday evening, ,
gious Affiliations.
(have been well attended, it is advis April 15. Finzel's seven-piece arches-1
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CINCINNATI, Ohio.---1.1. T. A.1—lable to come early.
tra will play. Members ate selling',
I tickets. Miss Ethel Smith, 1112 We' t
Leading Reform rabbis of the United
Sigma Rho Tau Sorority.
i
Philadelphia avenue, will be ;n..:...
it in , the commission on
Sats, constutg
The Sigma Rho Tau Sorority Will
placed them-
ation in have
Jewish
educ
selves on
record
opposition to the . hold an open meeting on Sunday af- 1 at the next meeting.

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THOSE WHO HAVE been AS THE MANY lea'

niovement to set aside certain hours '
coming here for years
of the (lay in the public schools for . EMERGENCY FUND
( THAT make
the purpose of religious instruction..
Among the rabbis who have taken
Florentine room as
KNOW
the
THE FLORENTN E
this stand are: David Philipson of .
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Cincinnati, chairman of the commis-
a delight
THE
BEST
PLACE
in
Detroit'
sion on Jewish education; Rabbi Ed- Drive Workers Still Seeking to At-
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fain Goal; Additional Names,
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want
N.
Calisch,
Richmond,
Va.;
ward
ARE THE reasonat
Junior Clubs.
Rabbi Hyman G. Enelow, New York
FOR HIGH-CLASS entertain-T
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City ; Rabbi Max Heller, New Or -
An add.tional list of subscribers to
The junior clubs of Young Judaea
NOWHERE ELSE
Louis L. Mann, Chi-
FUS. celebrated Purim last Sunday after- menu
leans, La.; Rabbi
d
ew:sh
Emergency
.
the U nite J
'
'
David Marx,
er of the
cago; Rab
noon at the .1
;
Ga.; Rabbi Felix Mendelsohn, Chi- [drive, giving the subscriptions re-
,
. 12 to March -0, Jewish Women's Club at 59 Rowena WONDERFUL food
IA DINNER TO cop
cago; Rabbi Julian Morgenstern, CM- , coved from March
.
.
The street. The program consisted of
iTICIWIt'S the foll owing names. The
served
I
cninati: Rabbi Joseph Rauch, Louis-
$146,000.
songs, recitations and a playlet, given
d now b itals about
EXCELLENT dance music.
villa, Kv.; Rabbi William Rosenau , fun
for the drive , when they by boys and girls from the different
• • •
Baltimokt, NM.; 'Rabbi Samuel Sehul- , workers
AT THE FLOREN
Y k C't • Rabbi Abram ! found that the full amount had not junior clubs. The Hopes of Zion, led
man, N (Nwil'ashingtoln,Y'D. C.; Rabbi , been reached on the last day of the by Miss Ruth Schwartz, assembled a SO THIS ad is written
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' ' campaign, have not stopped their ef- kinder band and entertained the gath-
.
EVERY DAY from
Louis %obey, Cleveand, and a
ingte upon
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ering. Dancing followed the p L
George Zepin of Cincinnati, who ear." forts and are still calllis d but who and refreshments were served. Many ITO THOSE WHO may not
whose
name
are
ticipated in a meeting of the commis- S
For only $1.50.
uring the of the children attended in masque-
know
sion on Jewish education which was were unable to . be seen dTh e hea
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rade costumes. Prizes were given to
two weeks of fh b
•
Zion
held here recently.
THERE IS NO coy
THE FLORENTINE Room;
of utilizing public schools - quarters of the fund are at the Sadie Sandrovitz of the Hadar
Instead of
Ue,'
wen o yn Knoppow of the
•
nit Jewish Charities, 6S7 East Club, Gdl
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till
after
nine.
and other public buildings for reli-
Hopes of Zion and Florence Merdes
The list follows:
it
gious education, the rabbis gave their s n Raub
Adel, $75; Charles N. Agree, of the Stars of Zion for the best [WHO HAVE NOT danced
endorsement to efforts which are be
• • .
AFTER THAT hot
made in this country to procure $50; Sidney L. Alexander, $25; anon.
ing
•
more time for week-day religious in- ymous (through A. W. Schlessinger),
OR dined
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( , k n 'tein & Wienner, $50•
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ONE IS necessary
struction in schools attached
Busker,
Herzl Judaeans.
i c of
churches and synagogues, or main- Hyman Berman, $40; Abe
ouis
TO THE SUPERB music
0
p
00;
The Herzl Judavans will debate'
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•
earned by such organizations us the $1
TO COVER costs.
$1 00 ; A aron Dro ok , L$ 50;
erno
Congre- Chff,
Hebrew
. .
Union
of
American
rations. They recommend that the Mrs. I.ibbie Ellenstine, :50; M. L. against evening,
the Mogen
David
Club
Satur-
March
2S,
at the
Del- SEYMOUR SIMON'S splendid
DyersIday
IF YOU DO not
public schools reduce their time I Fink, $25; Forest Cleaners and
J niar Talmud Torah, on the subject,
orchestra
on al), $150; Elias Frank, 25;
• • •
schedule in order that the children ' ( addi ti Frank $100; Seymour$. "Resolved„ That the Jews Go to Mex.
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ose h
ico Asa Temporary Place of Ref- THE BEST and highest priced A COVER charge
nifty be free ear ler mile afternoon l
and thus enabled to attend religious Frank, $25; Alexander Freeman (ad-
. •
• " Norton Rosin Leo Lubetslsy
ditional), $100; Ben Friedman, $25; and
in the city;
Nathan Shur will uphold the at-
classes.
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.
The following resolution was Marvin B. Gingold, $25; Aaron Gold- firmative fur the Herz's.
THE COST HAS
•
adopted unanimously at the meeting man, $25; Goldman & Ullian addi-
somewhere
At the recent election of officers, WHO HAVE not seen
0; J.
tionall, $50; L. Goldsmith,
m
. • •
fo the commission on Jewish etillea- Goodman, $25; Samuel M. Goodman, Sidney Adelson was elected pre.
Goodman,
dent; Nathan Shur, vice-president;
Lion held here:
SUPERIOR entertain-
OR THE QUAL •
Frank A. Gordon, $50; Stan-
"The commission on Jewish ellUeLl- $150;
Oscar Schwartz, secretary, and Alex- THE
tion endorses the efforts which are he- ley R. Grossman, $75; M. Harris, ander Baruch, treasurer. The Herz-
meat of
.
.
.
ing made to procure more time for .$100; Andrew Hartman (additional), lite, a pamphlet published by the
!THERE'S NO wa
week-day religious instruction and $25; Abram !footman, $25; Henry Herzls at the end of every term, was
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THE BEST artists;
recommends that for such purposes Jassy ladditionali, $100; John R. read. It contains many contributions
. • .
!GETTING SOME
the public schools reduce their time Realty Company. Frank Berman (ad- of the members and a resume of the
the
WHO HAVE NOT had
schedule, schools be closed, and that ditional), $511; Moritz Kahn, I. $150; club's activities.
nothing.
Ross
25; Koploy
h d ispos al Henry D. Kasin. $
joy of
the t im • than put at te
,
ae
of tho children be used by the parents (additional), ;id, Michael
•
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•
I WE THANK YO
$300; Abe Lerner, $50; Ilarry G.
for their children as they desire.
rortherore
we are imposed to Lqinson, $25; Merman Lieberman. Altortserits=whallWin THE EXCELLENT cuisine
nf
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.
.
.
M .Londe, $200; A.
Stall
Samuel
Advocates
Election
of
IOH YES, don't I,
$2a;
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form of religious instruction in
.
.
ICK
• •
THAT HAVE made
the American public school system of kin, Inc., $00; ere
Ralph W. Lidd y.
education or Inpublic buildings, or t o ghli; Jacob Polsky, $25; Sam Posner,
• •
I US FORGET to
Rabinowitz. $•0; Max
$25;
Julius
n
of
childre
any form of classification
in the public schools according to P,ellelsheimer, $50; Herbert and
"I have been associated with Judge THE FLORENTINE room
ABOUT OUR
their religious affiliation." Carol Reinheimer (additional), $75; Liddy in business for the past 10
famous.
. .
, •
Ire commis ion on Jewish eiliica II. Rosenberg (additional), 5150: years," said Ilarry J. Lippman, "and
SUNDAY DINN I
of
rabbis
appointed
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louis
James
Rosenberg,
during
that
time
occupied
offices
with
as popular
I Con is composed
e qausasi•ii EQUALLY
, by the Department of Synagogue and $50; J. P. Rosenthal, $100; Mrs.
a n nd
n rboys,rs:iafsohnis oafbshits y cal nosd
Rosenzweig (additional), $100;
New Acts Starting Monday.
hciiamti:
1 School Extension of the Union of Sarah
American Hebrew Congregations and II E. Schlesinger. $25; Louis Segel, fications.
the Central Conference of American ' $200; J. Shairbraun, $25; Nate Shit.
"Judge Liddy is person well fitted
Rabbis and under its auspices school pero, $100; Carl Singer, $50; Harold by temperament, disposition and edu-
lextension work is conducted. ' II. Smilav (additional), $100; Mayer cation for the office which he seeks.
— Smith. $25; Max Snitz, $50: Ilenry
He is a graduate of the Detroit l'ub-
Wagner, $25; A. Wetsman, $50; Er- lic Schools and Detroit College of
nest Walton, $25.
Detroit Exclusive Caterers
Law. After graduating from law
Engagem•nt•. Weddings. Banquet. and
school be became a school teacher in
Al Sew.al Occae , ona.
the Philippine islands from 1909 to
. •1
Sa1
w ■ sh 5«
e lead ■
The Philadelphia Jewish commun.
w. teller to thrs
:
1911. In 1919 he was elected to the
AR.• of the n Cie.
successful
' ity has just concluded a
"Best in Detroit"
We Derwate liotow• and Halls.
State Legislature and was re-elected
- drive for $1,500,000 for the Feder's.
DETROIT CATERING CO,
in 1920. During the latter session he
tion of Jewish Charities. Jacob Bil-
With Apologies to K. C. B.
. g .
m• A. PE
was chairman of the judic:ary com-
12S RICHTON AVENUE
, likopf is executive director of the
Hom ock 6654
mittee."
Maio 3 777
federation.

NOW TOTALS $146,000

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