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THE LAST EVENT OF THE SEASON!
NOVELTY DANCE
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The Halcyon Club.
Philomathic Debating Club.
The Halcyon Club held a regular
At the last meeting of the Philo- business meeting Monday, April 20,
Under Auspice. of
mathic Debating Club, held April 19 at the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse, 89
at the Byron Avenue Talmud Torah, Rowena street. Plans were discussed
the question for debate was: "Re- for an open meeting to be held Mon-
solved, That Intermarriage Between day, May 4, at the clubhouse and ■
Jew and Gentile Is Justifiable." The program arrnaged. All young ladies
affirmative, supportd by Gilbert Good- are invited to attend.
man and Jack Thumin, was defeated
by Morris Pelavin and Meyer Weisen-
Zoinist Cultural Society.
feld for the negative.
On May 4 a group of Young Ju-
Tickets
Finzel's Orchestra
At the next meeting, April'
ill have charge of the meet-
6, a dawalia w
declamation and heckling
combined
contest will be held, the following ing of the Zionist Cultural Society
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present a varied program. The
taking part: Irving Schlussel, Mar- ' and
Novelty Souvenirs Will Be Given
meeting on May 18 will be featured
vies Pelavin, Irving Beckman, Herbert by a prominent local speaker and on
Harry
as,
Rosenstein, David Koretz,
Golden, Isidore June 1 a banquet will be given
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Schwartz, Hyman
Berger, Sidney Koretz and Simon the final meeting of th
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An unusual program
be forum
held The last meeting of the season of !,...n
to the will
open
held I,'
on
given Sunday afternoons at Central the Ladies Lechem A iyim will be
High School. The members will be • Monday evening, April 27, at the ' i
pportunity to question the Ilolbrook avenue synagogue. A re- %
an o
given
speaker,: about their topics after they port of the yearly feast and the ba- ,
have finished, Isidore Berger will zaar will be given. Refreshments will' . p
Jew in the Colleges." . be served and all members are urged
Ladies Auxiliary of B'nai B'rith
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satisfaction and permanent pride in your
cial hour followed the meeting. Miss
Iota Sigma Chi.
Mildred Kramer of 2025 West Phila. I
delphia avenue will be hostess at the The last meeting of the Iota Sigma 0
Sorority
was held Tuesday, April
next meeting, Saturday afternoon. Chi
May 2. „ ' 14, at the home of Miss Anne llosdin,"
J. Kramer and Silas Feinberg 2024 Monterey avenue. Refreshments
M.
and card games followed the business
were elected honorary members of
meeting. 'alias Birdie llosdin will be
the club.
hostess at the next meeting.
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home.
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1426 Woodward Avenue
gion and Science," Jack Thurnin on
Bluebird Girls.
"Liberalism and Conservatism," Carl
A meeting of Inc Bluebird Girls ,
Manela on
"Modern
Literature."
Plays" will also be dies- was held Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. J. Goldberg. Arrange-
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the renting of a summer )
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cussed.
menu f
cottage are to be completed at a later I d
date.
Miss
Sophye Lipnick was ap-
Juvenile Dramatic Club.
Miss Phyllis Rodner was hostess at pointed critic for the evening. The
April 28 will be held at ,
the last nieeting of the Juvenile Dra- meetingof
the home of Mrs. Oscar Held, 11271 j
matic Club, when the following com-
mittees were chosen: Selma Klein Palmer Park boulevard. Miss Edythe l%
and Phyllis Rodner, publicity; Bernice Sominsky will be hostess at the fol. , r
Rosin, Miss Abramovitz and Miss lowing meeting rat her home at 2494
Sketer, by-laws. A luncheon and so- Pingree avenue.
Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah
I. 0. B. B., held e a
eel
Lodge, No.
meeting with the men of th
joint m
Monday
evening, April 21.
on
lodge m
st
A committee was appointed to assist
in the campaign for the benefit of the
Jewish Hospital for Consumptives of
Denver. Several members voters-
leered their services.
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Alpine Social Club.
At the last meeting of the Alpine
Social Club, held at the home of Sol
Lumberg, plans were completed for
a May Day festival to be held at Belle
, Isle on Sunday, May 3. Abraham
Woronoffwas elected secretary to fill I
the vacancy caused by the resignation I
of Jack Garfinkle. Samuel Brody
will speak on "The Art of Printing"
at the next meeting, to be held at
1638 West adelphia
Phil avenue.
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You Are Cordially Invited to Attend the
Springtime Dance
of the
Plans for its work at the coming
Maevlin Club.
Hadassah bazaar were discussed at I
Maevlin Club held a regular
the last meeting of the Daughters of The
.
Hadassah. held April 12 at the home meeting Sunday afternoon, April 19
West at the home of Miss Anne Raimi,
of Miss Freda Wechsler, 2456
Philadelphia avenue. The club will 2481 Gladstone avenue ss at the next
will be hoste. Miss SideIle
t sell dolls. A program was given to Goldstein
Jews of all shades of opinions, Zion- Shuman Fur Shoppe Opens a
a members.
humorous recita-
entertain the ave
new
Miss meeting on Tuesday, April 28,
CHOOSE ZEMON AND
ists, non-Zionists and, in many cases,
lfth Street for
Sarah Ste n g
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Jewish Big Sisters.
LEVIN FOR OFFICES anti-Zionists. They aim to unite
tion, Miss Lillian Brown played two
The Jewish Big Sisters met at the
Jewry into a closer understanding,
Exclusive Trade.
selections from Paderewski, Miss Fan-
home of Miss Jewell Kelley, Owen
a
better
fellowship
and
that
finer
co-
nie Wechsler gave a toe dance and
David Zemon and Jacob Levin have
avenue, on Sunday, April 19. Plans
operation which is no sadly needed in
the Misses Isabel Cohen and Nathalie
been chosen new members of the
public raffle, the A
ninny of our metropolitan cities, not
Sarah Shuman Jaean recently Rosen gave a stunt. Dancing and re- are under way for a
executive committee of the Keren
proceeds of which will go to charity.
Ilayesod. Plans are being made for exceptive Detroit.
opened the Shuman Fur Shoppe at freshments followed.
After the business meeting refresh-
a campaign which will begin during
9122 Twelfth srteet. Mrs. Jaean aims
ments were served. Miss Ann Key-
PLACE MINKOWSKY STONE
I n tercollegiate Club.
the middle of May. ' Che officers of
well will be the hostess at a special
to make this one of the most exclu-
every Jewish organization in the city I
The Intercollegiate Club of Detroit meeting Sunday, April 26.
sive
fur
shops
in
the
north
end
of
thanks
to
mem-
have been called upon to assist the
expresses its sincere
A
stone
will
be
placed
on
the
grave
make
the city. The shop is equipped with
and the
i
Keren Ilayesod in its aim to
bers of other organizations
of the late Reverend Abraham MM-
Madison Athletic Club.
this the most successful drive which kowsky, who died Feb. 21i, 1924, on one of the latest model storage vaults, public for their hearty co-operation
The members of the Madison Ath-
it has ever conducted. Members of Sunday, April 26, at 2 o'clock, at having an excellent cooling system. at its public dance, given Sunday eve- letic Club snent last Sunday at their
Mrs.
Jaean
has
had
many
years'
ex-
several of the organizations have sig- Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi A.
ning, April 19. The members of the I cottage at Cass Lake making pre Par
nified their intention of co-operating M. Hershman and Cantor Samuel Vi- perience with prominent furriers in club are seniors and graduates of De-
ations for the summer. The club
with the Keren Ilayesod in its cam- gods of Shaarey Zedek Synagogue the city and is amply qualified to do troit and Michigan unive'rsities. Dr. completing plans for the May Time
expert fur repairing and remodeling.
paign.
will conduct the services. Friends Her work is guaranteed to satisfy. Arthur A. Ginsberg is president.
dance to be held Sunday evening, May
The Keren Ilayesod, like the Ha-
3, at the Talmud Torah, Philadelphia
and relatives are invited.
dassah, numbers among its members
and Byron Ayes. The dance will mark
the end of the membership drive.
The next regular meeting will take
(place Sunday afternoon, April 25, at
he Y. W. H. A. clubhouse, 89 Ro-
ena street.
TAU SIGMA RHO SORORITY
SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL 26
Hotel Wolverine Ballroom
Music by
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IN THE MATTER of the JEWISH AGENCY
Says MR. LOUIS MARSHALL:
we have a right to consider the
As loyal American citizens
question as to what we shall do with regard to Palestine and its
we have the duty to take action with
development ; as loyal Jews
regard to this all-important subject, and teralefine ourselves, our
thoughts, our ideas anti our intentions.
In the first place.
We have no right to be indifferent. • • •
LOUIS MARSHALL
tunity are closed?
Where shall they have
Where shall the Jew. go?
that opportunity? Where will the pioneer spirit which
forces thousands to the resolution to leave everything
behind and seek a new home—where will they find its
perpetuate the old idea of the Chalukah. The Jews
who go to Palestine must be men of independent
thought, of independent character, men who are not
paupers and who will not consent to be pauperized.
But they are poor. They ask for an opportunity and
outlet. if not in Palestine?
The British Government issued the Balfour Declar-
ation. • • • France and Italy and other European
Governments acquiesced in the adoption of that Dec-
of the
laration as a part of the International I.SW
world, and England was made the mandatory. Eng-
land naturally expected that this great gift which it
made, this great opportunity which it created, would
be seized by the Jews and that • • • the Jews would
pill hold themselves aloof.
the
What would be said of the Jews of America,
richest community of Jews in the world, the most
the most influential and the most happy,
powerful and
when at such a time
a s this • • • they smugly ait
in their pockets—and do noth-
down, put their hands
they are entitled to it.
One question which we are to consider is whether
or not we will seek to interest ourselves and others
in a movement which will • • • make it possible for
immigrants who come into Palestine to make their
the
homes in Palestine; make it possible for other to fol-
low, give employment to those who come to Palestine,
ti
and which will repeat in Palestine
the same exp
ence that our fathers had whe n they came to the
United States.
question which we are to determine.
That is the
We have an opportunity now of saying that we shall
have part and lot in that Agency, that it is no more
the property of the Zionist Organization. It is an
Agency which is coextensive which the Jewish people
everywhere. We who have complained about Zionism
have now an opportunity to show what we can do to
assist the cause of Palestine. Let us drop all names
and all slogans. Let us no longer war about words.
The greatest misfortune in the world has been merely
the result of fighting about names, of striving for defi-
nitions instead of trying to do the thing required to
be done to perform • useful function and to carry on
ing. say nothing, remain cold and indifferent?
I am afraid. I am afraid that non-action of that
kind, indifference of that character, can do sin a thou-
sand times more harm than all the Ku Elsie Klaus and
into this irreat city.
Henry Fords that you could erot , 4
There are thousands of Jews who desire to go to
Palatine, who are entitled to an opportunity, after
they get there, to work out their own salvation. I do
not believe for a moment that we are justified in
We do not desire to
continuing the giving of alms.
a great work.
.KEREN HAYESOD
(Palestine Foundation Fund)
1109 MAJESTIC BUILDING
MORRIS FRIEDZERG
Chairman
ABE SRERE
President
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The hilariously funny comedy,
"Meet the Wife," in which Mary Bo-
land enjoyed an unusually successful
starring tour, has been selected b
Miss Bonstelle as the offering at the
Bonstelle Playhouse next week, be-
ginning Sunday night.
"Meet the Wife" is the work of
Lynn Starling and affords an unusual
group of interesting characters, with
Gertrude Lennox, a woman of the
' modern, efficient and self-sufficient
type, leading the field. This is the
role interpreted by Mary Boland
which will be played by Miss Bon -
stelle during the forthcoming engage-
merit.
"Meet the Wife" effervesces with
wit, satire, humor and highly amusing
situations and should prove one of
the most rollicking offerings yet pre-1
sented by the Bonstelle organization.
It will require the services of Miss
Bonstelle. Gilda Leary, Eleanor Mar-
tin, Dorthy Richey, Walter Young,
' Thayer Robert:, Edwin R. Wolfe,
Manart Kippen, Lester A, ail,
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Tau Sigma Rho.
The Tau Sigma Rho Sorority has
°mulcted arrangements for its an-
ual spring dance, which will be held
t the Wolverine Hotel Sunday eye-
ing, April 26. Appel's Orchestra
will play. Arrangements are being
made to have this an unusual affair.
The public is invited.
Miss Bonstelle to Play the Lead
in "Meet the Wife"
Next Week.
in other parts of the world who are not so happy,
under the harrow, who are still seeking for an abiding place, for
a home • • • and who desire in their very souls the opportunity
to plant their homes upon the soil which they and their ances-
tors have always regarded as holy ground. They desire to leave
the homes where they now live—homes, I say! rather places of
refuge, of temporary refuge, places from which they have been
driten time and again during the last century. yes, even during
the last ten years.
They 1
a e entitled to leave those lands and to seek homes else-
\ here shall they find them? Are we not too familiar
where. x
with thai .ad fact Oat • • • not only here, but in other coun-
tries, which forbid immigration, the doors of oppor-
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Hebrew Ladie. Aid.
The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
will hold a card party on April 29
at 682 East Warren avenue. Refresh-
ments will be served and a door prize
given to the person holding the lucky
number on his or her ticket.
we here who are happy, who have been the recipients of all of
the bounties and the blessings which God has given us as citizens
there are millions of Jews
of this free land, most remember that
who are still
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"The Nervous Wreck" to Hold
Over Another Week at
Majestic.
So many patrons were unable to
gain admittance at the Majestic The-
ater last week, due to tremendous'
crowds, that the Woodward Players
have decided to offer "The Nervous
Wreck" for another week. The play,
was written by Owen Davis,
and in which Taylor Holmes starred
so notably, has had record-breaking
runs in almost every principal city
in the United States. The offering
by the Woodward Players is the first
time in stock anywhere for the play
and Manager McGee secured it for
the Majestic only by special arrange-
ment with the producers.
There is action every minute. The
situations are alternately droll and
exciting. From the moment when
the scene opens on the desert with a
flivver run out of gas, whose occu-
pants are holding up another car to
obtain fuel, there is laughter and ex-
citement continually.
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