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ATHENA GIRLS CLUB
TO GIVE BRIDGE TEA

Miss Sophie Blanche Schwartz is
actively interested in a bridge tea to
be given by the Athena Girls Club on

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Coats developed in •harmeen or Ot-

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Shades are Tiger's Eye, Carnelian,

Wattle, Wigwam, Chili, Cicada, Navy.

MRS. PHILIP D. COWAN

March 29 at the Hotel Statler, by the
Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge,
No. 34, I. 0. 13. B., for the benefit
of the charitable enterprises in which
the auxiliary is interested. Guests
are requested to wear masques if pos-
sible, as six beautiful prizes will be
given for the best costumes. Mrs.
Sorock is treasurer and Mrs.
George Cohen is secretary. Among
the hostesses are Miss Anna Kauf-
mann and Mrs. Joseph Modell.

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SOCIETY HOLDS ITS
ANNUAL MEETING

Jewish Publication Society Met in

Pittsburgh March 22.

Mrs. llyman Gordon of 2515 Chi-
The thirty-seventh annual meeting
of the Jewish Publication Society of
Over 2,500 people attended the
committee in charge of space conces-
America, which has its headquarters
Zion ball at the Arena Gardens last
sions at the annual bazaar of the De-
in Philadelphia, was held on Sunday
Sunday evening given under the aus-
evening, March 22, in Pittsburgh,
troit chapter of Iladassah, to be held
pices of the Youth of Zion Or-
April 26 to 29 at the Arena Car-
with Rabbi A. Hillel Silver of Cleve-
ganization. The holder of coupon No.
1 dens, Woodward and liendrie ave-
land as principal speaker. The chair-
1306 was the winner of the round
nues. The haberdashery booth, which
man of the meeting was Judge Josiah
trip ticket to Palestine. Samuel L.
will feature the latest in men's ac-
Cohen of Pittsburgh. The following
Miller was chairman of the dance
committe was in charge of the ar-
cessories, is in charge of Mrs. David
committee and his executive abilty
rangements: Marcus Aaron, Louis J.
I King, who will be assisted by Mrs.
and experience in managing large en-
Robert Adel, Mrs. A. J. Koffman and
Affelder, II. J. Appelstein, M. L. Av-
tertainments were largely responsible
Mrs. Harry Fineberg. Unusual num-
ner, Leon Falk, I. W. Frank, Judge
for the success of the evening. Mr.
bers will be featured every evening
Josiah Cohen, l'eter Glick, Louis
Miller was assisted by Simon Rich-
and a special program for the chil-
Gordon, Rabbi S. II. Goldenson,
ardson, Zelman Wasserman, Harry
dren will be given on "children's
Rabbi II. Hailperin, Mrs. Joseph
Breves, Mr. Brode, Jacob Wilk, Miss
day." One of the attractions on chil-
Jackson, Irvin Lehman, Rabbi 13.
Harriet Levine, Naomi Margolis, Ann
dren's day will be a doll parade, with
Lichter, Edgar Kaufmann, Raymond
Bookstein, Lillian Steinberg, Miss Zu-
prizes for the prettiest dolls shown
Kaufmann, Bennie Nieman, Marcus
brin and Judith Saffron and other
Rauh, Max Rothschild, Rabbi Good-
1by the small guests at the fair. A
members of the organization. Miss
man Rose, Sol Rosenbloom, Said
!fortune telling booth, a tea room to
Esther Siegel and Morris Mendelsohn,
I be managed by the Junior Hadassah
Schein, Abe Seder, A. Leo Weil, Mrs.
dressed in the costume of the chalut-
I members and a fashion show are
A. H. Vixman and Mrs. Edwin Zug-
other features planned by the execu- zim in Palestine, picked the lucky
smidt.
tive board. Mrs. Esther Simons is number for the trip to Palestine. The
At this meeting plans were dis-
proceeds of the dance will be used for
new member of airs. Alexander Free-
cussed for an enlargement of the
the Palestine Pioneer Fund.
work of the society. There is an
man's committee.
Meetings of the Youth of Zion are
ever-increasing demand for Jewish
held every Wednesday evening at 89
great
Miss Gertrude Bennett of 3764 Rowena street. All young people in- literature of every sort and a
Brush street was hostess at a bridge terested in Zionism are invited to at- deal of stress was laid upon the im-
portance of carrying out the many
Sunday afternoon, March 22, for the tend these meetings.
projects of the society, notably the
Sigma Beta Upsilon Sorority. Prizes
wider distribution of the New Bible
were won by the Misses Blanche Ben-
The warden of Sing Sing prison,
Translation
in English; the prepara-
i nett and Rebecca Alper.
New York State, will allow the Jew-
tion and publication of this Bible
ish inmates to celebrate Passover.
with the Hebrew text; the completion
1 Milton M. Alexander was in Grand Albert M. Friedenberg of New York
of the new Jewish Commentary to
Rapids on Friday, March 20, to ad- is treasurer of a fund to purchase
dress the advertising club of that Passover supplies for the prisoners. the Bible.

New Easter Millinery

—every irarmiing variaton

The new modes as decreed
by d Paris are here for your
selection. hats are still high
but not quite so pinched.
Flowers are appearing and
the mode is much varied.

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Our cleaning and dyeing methods help
you dress happily, snappily and ECO-
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If you want a demonstration of clothes-
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Mrs. Philip D. Cowan is chairman
of the masquerade and civic charity!
ball to be given Sunday evening,'

BALL GIVEN BY YOUTH OF

Away with Winter's dark curtain!
We'll lift the shadow off your clothes!

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"Th. Prophecy of Isaiah;' to Be
Played at New York Celebration.

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Let Us Bring Spring
Into Your Home!

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CHAIRMAN OF AUXILIARY'
MASQUE BALL OF MAR. 29j

On the second chapter of Isaiah,
And it shall come to pass in the last
days," Cantor Jassinowsky has made a
beautiful composition which charmed
many of the music critics who heard
it. The prophet describes the great
happiness that awaits the future gen-
erations when the Messiah will come,
"Then all nations shall be welded to-
gether under one ideal and true peace
shall reign over the world; then
swords shall be beaten into plow-
shares and spears into pruning-hooks;
nation shall not lift up sword against
nation neither shall they learn •Nar
any more."
Cantor Jassinowsky pictures all
this in wonderful colors and tones.
His "Prophesy of Isaiah" is a grandi-
ose work well suited to the divine
conceptions of the prophet. With
this composition, the talented Jassi-
nowsky opened up a new branch in
the field of Jewish song, that of pro-
phetic movie', which has as yet not
been touched.
A group of Jewish men of learn-
ing, scholars and musicians who heard
the music were so inspired by it that
they decided to let the Zionist leaders
know about this novel composition.
MISS SOPHIE SCHWARTZ
At Temple Beth El, Dr. Chaim Weiz-
Sunday afternoon, March 29, from 2 man, president of the World Zionist
to 5, at the Steller Hotel. Refresh- Organization, heard the composition
ments will be served and prizes Will sung by Cantor Hershman, with the
be awarded at each table. Tickets result that the manuscript was sent
are being sold by Miss Matilda Lie- with a special committee via the
berman, chairman of the affair; Miss President Arthir to Jerusalem, where
Schwartz, other members or at the it will be turned over to Dr. J. I..
door. A feature dance will be given Magnes, the director of the Hebrew
by the Misses Marcelle and Sarnia University.
Wagner, 4-year-old twin daughters of
The United Synagogues of Amer.
1Mr and Mrs. Jack Wagner.
ca, which will celebrate the opening
of the llebrew University with a
grand concert has invited Cantor
lassinowsky to sing his composition,
' "The Prophecy of Isaiah," for the
radio at station WEAF on April 1 at
7:30 p. m.

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Mr. and Mrs. J. Hirschfield of 1210
Newport avenue returned Thursday,
March 19, after spending several
weeks in Indianapolis.

"EVERYTHING FOR THE LIVING ROOM"

, Two classes organized by the De-
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schor of
' 2476 Blaine avenue announce the
bar
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, which will be held Saturday morning,
April 4, at Emanuel Synagogue. Mr.
and Mrs. Schor will be at home on
Sunday, April 5, from 2 to 5 and 7
0 to 10 o'clock in honor of their son.
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Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Dalitz and I
family, formerly of 2267 Gladstone I
re residing in their new ]
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home at 1302 Packard avenue, Ann
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evening, March 22. Miss Baker's cou-
sin, John Bennett, will by host at a
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n oring Mrs.
stork show „era!, held
held last Tues-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Mor-
ris Fishman of 2252 Gladstone ave-
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nue ' Covers were laid for 15.

Harry Abramson

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The Reh Hotel

B. ISAACS TO SPEAK ON
SHORT STORY WRITING

Bernard Isaacs, principal of the
United Hebrew Schools, will speak to
members and their friends of the Zei-
rei Zion organization next Sunday
Directly Connected With Bath. Cars Stop in Front of Door.
evening, March 29, at the Y. W. H.
A. cluhouse, 89 Rowena street, at 7
STRICTLY KOSHER SERVICE
p. m. The topic of Mr. Isaac's ad-
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by sketches. A short business meet-
ing, followed by dancing, will con-,
dude the program.
The organization will hold a social

MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
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Littman's YIDDISH PLAYHOUSE

2814 Hastings Street
Telephone Cherry 2523
and MISCHA FISHSON, Company Managers
M. SCHORR

Saturday and Sunday, March 28 and 29.
Matinee and Evenings ,
Entire Company
The Popular Drama by the

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I Zionist group and the current events
class, will meet Monday evening,
I March 30, and Thursday evening,
April 2, respectively at the Y. W. H.
A. clubhouse, 89 Rowena street. Miss
Dora Tannenbaum is the leader.

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Monday Evening, March 30, •1

"MONEY, LOVE AND SHAME"

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Wednesday Evening, April
A Testimonial Benefit Performance given in
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Friday Evening, April 3

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and musical evening Sunday, April
5. Members and friends are invited
to attend as the organization's guests.

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Engagements — Funerals
In fact for any affair—and rea-
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Phone Cherry 9171

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one for your own home. The marvelous tones of the woods, the colorings, the
trimmings, the finishes, the workmanship, the durability of the suites them-
selves—these all bespeak quality, exactly what's wanted in the home fo par-
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Adam, William and Mary, Heppelwhite, Sheraton, Tudor, Jacobean and
others. Choice of walnut and mahogany. Here are brought for your atten-
tion the choicest furniture values of the year—recently arrived and just
brought in from our warehouses on to our selling floors. Visit the store and
see for yourself. We are convinced that no other outlying store displays so
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