I ',19L'11(0111/,1% IS/I MIA PAGE TEN fraternal nub 0116 tits As "Interior by Dean' means the utmost in correct and beautiful effects within the home— offer So does Dean Exterior Painting owners and builders a service which, for promptness, quality of workmanship, and the economy that results only from con- scientious effort on the part of the contrac- tor, has yet to be surpassed. Painting the Exterior . cial meeting was held last Thursday AthenaGirls Club. evening, April 30, to complete plans , At the last regular meting of the for the May time dance, which will' . '28, Athena Girls Club held on April be held at the Philadelphia and Byron plans were made to celebrate Moth- Talmud Torah on Sunday evening, er's Day on May 12. There will be May 3. William Stoller is chairman' entertainment and refreshments will of the dance, David Marks and Wil gybe served. On May 17 the club will liam Hacker are in charge of the pub hike. Miss Esther Goss is chairman of this affair. The next regular meet- licity, Samuel Jacobs is chairman of the ticket committee. The original ing will take place Tuesday evening, Cass Lake Rialto Orchestra will play. , May 12, at the Y. W. It A. clubhouse, According to the advance sale of tick- , 89 Rowena street.__ eta, a record crowd is expected. — —__ Pisgah Lodge Auxiliary. I The H•lcyon Club. The Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah b The m embers -of the Halcyon Lodge, No. 34. I. 0. B. B., will hold a Cl L. e guests o f Mr. and Mrs. A. regular meeting Monday evening, were th I May 4, at the club rooms, Adams at Berlin ( nee Anne Gutfriend, presi- , Brush. Business of importance will dent) at their new home at 15795 discussed and members are urged Quincy avenue, 'Monthly, April 27. be An open meeting of the Halcyonl Ito be present. Club will be held Monday, May 4, at ! . — 8 o'clock, at the "Y" house, 89 Ro- ! The Round Table. wena street. Good entertainment and The Round Table Interprofessional I Society will hold its next meeting at refreshments are assured. All are welcome. Temple Beth El, Room 26, on Fri- day, May 1, at 8:30 p. m. sharp. Dr. Pi Gamma Sigm ■ Sorority. N. E. Atonstam wlil talk on "Philos- The Pi Gamma Sigma Sorority en- I ophy of Faust.'' The public and tertained last Tuesday evening with I friends of the organization are ad- vised not to miss this as it promises a dinner at King Wah 1.0, followed to be one of the most interesting and by a theater party at the Temple! unique subjects ever discussed by this Theater for its members. Miss Rose Zion organization was held Sunday' Waxman will be hostess at the next ! cultural society. 1, meeting, to take place Tuesday eve-! — n ing, May 5 . Zeirei Zion. The regular meeting of the Zeirei OLYMPIA HOTEL AND BATHS MOUNT CLEMENS, MICH. Greatest Health Resort in the World for Rheumatism Nervous Disorders, Blood Pressure, Tired and Run Down Condition. exclusive and finest resort Hotel in America. Spaciso lobbies, beautiful billiard rooms, ballroom and dining rooms. unexcelled. American and European plans. Write for booklo The most MAX ELKIN, Manager Operated by ELKIN HOTEL AND BATH COMPANY Elkin Hotel under same ownership. 25257_5252EL s Second Big Week Starting Tomorrow. The Bonstelle Playh ouse Nights 75c to 51.50. Mats. Thurs. and Sat., 50c and 75c. Woodward at Eliot. Glendale 9792. Downtown Ticket Office ■ t Grinnell's. The Bonstelle Compan In the Hilarious Comedy By Lynn Starling. "MEET THE WIFE" Hashachar Camp. With Miss Bonstelle Playing the M•ry Boland role. evening, April 26, at 89 Rowena WHAT THE DETROIT CRITICS SAID, The following officers were in-1 i street. The following officers were stalled at a meeting of Hashachar "You will find 'Meet the Wife' thoroughly delightful comedy, re. elected for the next term: Max Lo- Camp, No. 116, Order Sons of Zion, freshingly clean, and done in keeping with the best traditions of th• chivitsky, chairman; Miss Ann Sand- held last Tuesday evening at Kirby'' Playhouse."—Len Shaw, Detroit Free Press. weiss, vice-president; Max Gordon, Center: Abraham M. Cohen, presi- I "Acted in a touch and go spirit. Here is a play that stands Many of the most beautiful homes and treasurer; Cella Heiman, secretary, among the stalwarts of the American comedies of recent vintage."- - William J. Greenstein, vice-, and Miss Sandweiss, financial sacra- l president ; Joseph Zeff, treasurer ; J. I other buildings in Detroit are decorated George Stark, Detroit News. tary. Ten for members chosen to' Magazon, dent; "Lynn Starling was in a riotous mood when he fashioned '111i-c: Plans an apron were and pie dance secretary. Dr. M. Schwartz, as well as within, by Dean's. Without, represent the , formerly of board. Toronto, spoke on Zion- ' the Wife.' "—C. J. It., Detroit Times. ,SZSZCZS257 52. 57.57_5? ism. The next meeting will be held' T T .T T T T T. T T_T TTTT 257.5 7 5252575-21. were completed to be held on May 3 Tuesday evening, May 12, at Kirby ENtimatee without obligation. at the Y. W. II. A. clubrooms, of I which Mrs. Joseph Chaggi is chair- Center. man, assisted by Miss Sandweiss and Hebrew Hospital Association. Miss Heiman. The Hebrew llospital Association will hold its annual election of offi- Every Precaution Taken. PM Bela Sorority. cers Sunday evening, May 3, at 8 At the regular meeting of the Beta o'clock, at the Farnsworth street syn- You Can Be Assured of Cleanliness and Quality. chapter of the Phi Beta Nu Sorority agogue, between Beaubien and St. "FROM FARMER TO CONSUMER" held at the home of Miss Lillian Avi- Antoine streets. The organization is son, C46 Glendale avenue, on Mon- interested in the building of a Jewish . . day, April 20, Miss Kitty Wexler was MICHIGAN'S LEADING DECORATORS AND FURNISHERS FOR elected president to fill the vacancy , hospital in Detroit. A. Katzin is I OVER EIGHTY YEARS caused by the resignation of Miss president. Phone AMAIN GTON 1000 Rose Cohen. At the last regular 9025 CARDONI AVE. Junior Star. meeting, held April 27 at the home Morris I. Goldfeder, Mgr. 1 At the last meeting of the Junior of Miss Elsie Zaraysky plans were discussed for a party to be given Sat- Star Sewing Club the name was LTTTTTTSTTTTT TTTTTTT urday evening, May 2, honoring the I changed to the Junior Star Club. The T T fr. birthdays of Miss Cohen and Miss club gave 510 to Pisgah Lodge for Avison. The next meeting will be the Denver Hospital for Consump- held at the home of Miss Cohen, 2640 tives and presented a menorah to the WI Carter avenue. Hadassah bazaar. Election of oil- cers will take place at the next meet- ing at the home of Miss Rosalie Gies- syndicate refused for a month to give Hebrew Ladies Aid Society. ing all with whom she conies in con- "I will pay ten men $3,000.00 The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society see, 568 Garfield avenue. theater. Miss Bonstelle Gives Excellent tact to the purpose of furthering her it a The story of "Abie's Irish Roie" will hold a meeting on May G at 682 each in the next 30 days!" Junior Baby Day Nursery. ambitions. Performance in "Meet the tells of the marriage of a Jewish boy East Warren avenue. The members "Meet the Wife" is clean, rollick- Twelve girls from 11 to 13 years I to an Irish girl. The pugnacious par- are requested to attend and make Wife" at Playhouse. 2 7 ing fun and all should take the wife ents try to separate the couple, which final settlements of all money out- of age belong to the Junior Baby Day to "meet the wife." results in the funniest stage situa- standing. At the last meeting Mrs. Nursery. They have been praised for I Critics and the public are acclaim- Ethel Goodman won the silk parasol their efforts on behalf of the Hebrew' tions ever conceived. We are offering our highest class Dearborn property to the public- ing the excellence of the perform- Baby Day Nursery. at which was raffled. on Telegraph near Warren. ance of the Bonstelle Company in "Abie's Irish Rose" Opens — A man should pray for peace until "Meet the Wife" at the Bonstelle Garrick May 3. J. W. E. W. O. Baby Day Nursery. , the last shovelful of earth is thrown The Detroit Hebrew Baby Day Playhouse. A board meeting of the Jewish, on his coffin.—Talmud. Nursery will give a theater benefit' Women's European Welfare Orgasms- This highly amusing play is the The Anne Nichols miracle play, Homes Going Up—City Water— at the Yiddish Playhouse at Hastings ation will be held Saturday evening, work of Lynn Starling and was used "Abie's Irish Rose," with the CM- One who goes forth on the way un- and Alfred streets on Wednesday, by Mary Boland as a starring vehicle. cago cast intact, direct from 58 weeks May 2, at the home of Mrs. B. Levine , Electric Lights — Stone Streets. prepared for self-defense falls into Miss Bonstelle, in the Miss Boland at the Studebaker Theater, Chicago, M ay 6. No appeal for donations will ' of 2692 Calvert avenue. At the last be made and an enjoyable evening is 1 meeting a committee was appointed • role, does an excellent piece of work, will begin an indefinite engagement strif e.—Talmud. promised. The number of children I to find out how much money was out- 1 while the other members of the Bon- at the Garrick Theater on Sunday test money making optic The good of attending a wedding in the home has been increased re- standing for steamship tickets, which Makes the sale of this property your gre ■ stelle organization find themselves night, May 3. This is the celebrated consists in offering congratulations to tit! COME IN and see for yourself. We can st•rt you right were cancelled due to the recent im- cently. happily cast. un company that threatened to play in a sharp. - Gertrude Lennox is a thoroughly tent in Chicago when the theatrical the contracting parties.—Talmud. migration law. o r attend our Monday and Thursday meetings-8:00 Tau Sigma Rho. modern woman who believes in bend- The Tau Sigma Rho Sorority ex- presses its sincere thanks to members 1 of other organizations and the public for their hearty co-operation at its Cadillac 51! public dance given at the Wolverine 1040-1045 Majestic Bldg. hotel Sunday, April 26. Pure, Wholesome Milk artv (2' Dean Company 7he fDetro it People's Creamery Co. I CONLEY SAYS Are You Interested? $180,000 Worth Sold Last Week! 10% Commission Young Judaea J. F. CONLE Y Club' Notes, Philomathic Debating Club. Pullin e Purse Strings ts-top the Leak/ Every now and then folks come to a point where they feel that they are running deeper and deeper into debt. At such times the nat- ural tendency is to begin to scrimp, often times cutting out small expen- ditures that would be quite worth while. In such cases there is only one business-like way to stop the leak. That is by putting one's busi- ness on a budget system where all expenditures can be under constant control. We have published a Budget Book that we give without charge to all who are interested. Come in and ask for a copy. Industrial Bank of Detroit 1219 Griswold Street Mark and Mail This Coupon For Further Information Industrial Bank Bldg. 'INDUSTRIAL BANK OF DETROIT Detroit, Mich. I tato GA...la St., Without cost or obligation on my part, please send me informa- tion on the subject before which I have marked an X. rl How to borrow money without col- lateral. "' Collateral Loans. ❑ Business Loans. How to start a budget. ❑ "The Bank of Personal Service" El Haw to earn 5% on savings. 7 Leaders' Council. At th last meeting of the Philo- mathic Debating Club, held April 26 Thursday evening, April 30, at the at the Byron Avenue Talmud Torah, , last meeting of the Leaders' Council, a combined declamation and heckling Harry Friedgut inaugurated the' contest was held. The following took series of discussions on the forerun- part in the declamation contest: I henry Thumin, delivering "Give Me . oars of Modern Zionism, speaking on Hess. The usual general discussion " Liberty or Give MeDeath;" Irving followed. Our council meetings are I Schlussel, "A Tragic Chapter From a .. becoming interesting in that they are Life:" Herbert Rosenstein, oN educational and cultural, and all poleon;" Hyman Golden, "The Value leaders should attend every meeting. of a Reputation," and Irving Beck- Among the coming council meetings man, "The Vision of War." Herbert different leaders will present talks on 'Rosenstein was awarded first place, Pinsker, Smolensky, Nordau and ! Irving Beckman second and Henry Thumin third. In the heckling con- Herz'. I test the following participated: Sid- Mogen David. ney Koretz, Simon Stier, Robert Sunday afternoon, Slay 10, at 2:30 Bernstein and Isidore Berger. Simon Stier was awarded first place. Wil- p. xi., the Mogen Davids, Samuel liam Knoppow, a former speaker and Ileyman's club, will celebrate an- an honorary alumnus of the Philo- other anniversary at 526 Belmont. mathic, acted as critic of the pro Please be on hand and, as usual, you will have no regret. Young Judaeans gram. On Slay 3 an Open Forum will be always look forward to the presence held. Isidore Berger will discuss of the leaders, as they feel the im- "The Jew In the Colleges," Sidney portance of all their events and cele-1 I Koretz will speak on "Religion end brations and are considerably encour- , i Science," Jack Thumin on "Liberal- aged w hen leaders attend them. Mr. Markel has for distribution the ism and Conservatism," Carl Manela on "Modern Literature" and Gilbert current issue of the Young Judaean ' Magazine. If you have not yet ob- Goodman on "Modern Plays." The Philomathic's twenty-third an- tained your copies, please communi- nuel model meeting will be held on cafe with him at 9530 Cameron ave. c Saturday evening, Slay 9. at the nue, Hemlock 1274-M. Mr. Markel Knights of Pythias Hall, on Cass near will receive about 50 copies every ( Peterboro avenue. The subject for month for distribution among the debate this year will be the proposed clubs. -- I child labor amendment to the Federal Herz! Judaeans. , Constitution. The affirmative will be I upheld by Ernest Goodman, Benja- The Herz] Judaeans held a success- min Kurtzman and Robert Bernstein, tut outdoor social meeting at Belle who will be opposed by Meyer SVei- Isle, April 26. senfeld, Berri Shur and Sidney Ks- TheIlerzl and Mogen David debat- ' retz. All arrangements are in the ing teams will debate at the Women's hands of Hyman Barahal, chairman Club House at 89 Rowena street, Mon- of the outside affairs committee. The day evening, May 4. The question public is cordially invited to attend. will be: "Resolved, that Mexico Be' , — Used as a Temporary Place of Refuge Sigma Rho Tau Sorority. The Ilerzls are up- for the Jews. ' 1 The Sigma Rho Tau Sorority en- tertained 20 guests at a bridge at the holding the affirmative, and the Slog- home of Mrs. Casper C. Veliek on en Davids, the negative. At the last meeting, Oscar Schwartz Saturday evening, April 25, in honor spoke on "Moses Montefiore." Plans of Miss Mollie Goldstein and Benja- weremade for a tennis tournament. min Glacier. whose marriage will An elaborate take place Slay 31. Daughters of Zion. . midnight lunch was served. The Daughters of Zion Club held its last meeting at the El Moshe Sri- North Woodward J. W. E. W. O. ' The North Woodward Branch of ripsaw, Sunday, April 24. The de; 1 the Jewish Women's European Wel- demotion contest was held and Ida fare Organization held its last meet- 1 Shultz and Bessie Lowenthal were ing at the home of Mrs. Samuel Shat- chosen as representatives for the Jun- hinder, 91 Puritan avenue. The hOr Young Judean contest. It was branch, together with the Ladies, voted that the club meet at 4:30 each Auxiliary of Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, 1. Wednesday in the future. The pro- 0. B. B., and the Ladies Aid Society. gram on May 6 will he a debate on will give a card party June 15 at the the question, "Resolved, That Yiddish Palais de Dance. All proceeds go to !Should he the Official Language of ' charity. Mrs. Max Goldberg and Mrs. Palestine." Joseph Rabinowitz are in charge. 1 Brooklyn has opened its first house I Madison Athletic Club. Nem. Add.... L ! The last meeting of the Madison . for low salaried Jewish working girls, which will be maintained by the Jun. Athletic Club was held Sunday after- , noon, April 26, at the Y. W. H. 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