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bringing years of delight

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On Saturday evening, Nov. 28 the
Society of Jewish Artists will hold an
installation of officers, at which the
By HERMANN HOEXTER
public is cordially invited to be pre-
sent. The officers for the new term
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The outstanding event in musical
are:
President, I. Israel Segal; vice
entertainment of the last fortnight
Arrangements are now complete
was the triumphant return of the dis- for the annual Channukah ball given president, Ralph Rimer; treasurer,
tinguished Polish pianist, Josef }Lot- by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Con- Sol Selman; recording secretary, So-,
man, as soloist with the Detroit Sym- gregation B'Nai Moishe, at the Hotel phie Gurvitch; financial secretary,
phony Orchestra Thursday and Fri- Statler ball room, Sunday evening, Jacob Reiss; trustees, Evelyn Gur-
day nights. To s the dazzling, breath- Nov. 29. The committee headed by vitch and Marie Robispierre.
This meeting will be held at the
rsbbing technical brilliancy of the Mrs Phillip Jacoby has spared no ef-
Viennese master, Moritz Rosenthal, forts to make this dance the most en- Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, Willis
and
Brush, at 8 o'clock. An interest-
music'
Haman brings a soul-searching, poe- joyable for every one. The
tic insight which worked marvels in will be furnished by Finzel's best. En- Mg program, including several fine'
the second movement of the much tertainers have also been engaged for ; musical selections and a prominent
teod oft. Ruben- the evening. speaker, has been prepared. This
abused
se da n0d- mwT, ioerh concerto
highest
event marks an important milestone
stein
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Marion Caplan, in the history of the society and all
expression in the Chopin Nocturne
Honoring Miss
which Mr. liofman gave as the first whose marriage to Milton Mittenthal interested persons are urged to at-
will take place on Dec. 8, the Po Del- tend.
of his three encores.
Mr. Gabrilowitsch, in fine mettle, to Phi Sorority gave a dinner and the-
New Long Distance Lines.
provided the very finest accompani- ater party.
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ment for the soloist. Before that, he
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distinguished himself in the presenta-
Announcement is made of the as-
Dr. and Mrs. George S. Weiss
tion, from memory if you please, of (Esther Levin) have returned from signment of a particular group of long
llofman's only departure in the field their wedding trip in the East and distance telephone lines, to New York
of orchestral composition a tone are now at home on Lorraine Court. City, exclusively to the handling of
Detroit and other Michigan business.
poem in the modern idiom, deeply Pontiac, Mich.
The result has been to speed the De-
felt, no doubt; colorful and quite pic-
turesque, employing all the machine-
The North Woodward Branch of troit-New York long distance traffic,
ry of the orchestra made familiar to the Jewish Women's Europe and making it possible to complete practi-
us via Strauss and Stravinsky and ef- Welfare Organization will give a lun- cally all calls within 10 monutes and
fectively translating the tale of "The cheon and bridge at Webster Hall on a large proportion of them within five
Haunted Castle," after a poem by J. Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 12:30 sharp. Al l minutes, it is stated. Additional fa-
those interested are invited to attend. cilities and improved methods of hand-
L. McLane.
The orchestra made light of the The proceeds will go towards the sup- ling the service, lately put into effect,
many technical intricacies in the port of orphans in Palestine and in are helping speed the service.
score and earned ovation in which Europe.
the conductor and the composer
"The Student Prince."
shared. The program was opened
The linen shower and card party
with Beethovens unfamiliar and no- given by the Northwestern Branch of
With a record for attendance and
too-interesting overture to "King the Jewish Old Folks Home at the receipts which may, perhaps, stand
Stephen" and included Haydn's al- Statler Hotel last Tuesday proved a as the record in Detroit for a long
together delightful symphony in C- success and the home received many time to come, "The Student Prince",
major. Mr. Gabrilowitsch was wholly lovely pieces of linen. Special thanks the splendid Shubert musical-play,
in sympathy with this music which have been extended by the committee enters on Sunday night upon its
breaths the general spirit and opti- in charge to those who aided and who twelfth week at the Shubert-Lafa-
mism of the father of the symphony, attended the affair.
yette.
and so gave it a reading that p ---
While the "Student Prince" com-
The Sigma Omega Pi Sorority will pany is replete with individual bril-
a stimulating delight to the large
night,Nov
holiday audience.
l next Monday
liance, it is the male chorus, made up
giv a raffe
30, eat the home of Miss Esther Sit of 60 members, that appears the out-
ber, 1593 Taylor avenue.
standing feature of the production.
Symphony
Another feature of the production
Mrs. Samuel Schwab and her sis- is the brilliant toe-dancing of Mlle.
Jeanette Van der Velpen Reaume, ter Miss Rose Adelstein, were hostes-
Tania Smirnova, the little Russian
th so rano soloist with the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra at Orchestra ses to the following guests at a in artiste, who appears during the scene
Sunday afternoon, will Ines in the Florentine Roo mot the Ad- of the royal betrothal in the third
sin the Recitative and Aria of Lia I diaon Hotel on Saturday evening, act of the play.
Nov. 21, in honor of the birthday
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from Debussy's Cantata, "L 'Enfant niversary of Mrs.
Prodigue" and the Aria of the Queen Mrs. Monroe Harris, Mrs. Samuel
Featuring
from "Le Coq d'Or" by Rimsky-Kor- Fishman, Mrs . William Schwartz,
sakov. For the orchestral numbers Blanche Epstein, Lawrence Adelstein,
in the program Associate Conductor Frances Adelstein, Mrs. Jack Fish-
Kolar will offer the Overture "Robes- man, Mrs. Joseph Harris, Mrs. Wil-
pierre," by Litolff; Bizet's
liam Gilman, Mrs. Joseph Fargo, Mrs.
" Suite No 2• the famous
"Nutcracker" Suite of Tchaikovsky Irving Schwab and Mrs. L. Rosenber-

Open Evenings Until 8.30.
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Phone MELROSE 5509

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REAL SNAPPY MUSIC BY

I KING WAH LO CAFE I

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118 MICHIGAN AVE. (West of Kinsel's)

DETROIT'S LEADING CAFE

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FRANK JONES
I SUPERB ORCHESTRA

Brother of Isham Jones

Now Playing Three Sessions, 12 to 2, 8 to 8 and 9.30 to 1 Daily.

Special Saturday Afternoon Dancing from 12 to 2.30 P. M.

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and the Bacchanale from Saint- , ger.
Saens' "Samson and Delilah."
The Misses Freda Marcus of John-I
On Thursday and Friday evenings,
ston, Pa., and Louise Plotkin o
Dec. 3-4, Harry Farbman, a gifte d
Akron,
Ohio, are the house guests
young Detroit violinist who has
over the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. J.
gained national fame, will be the sol-
H. Schakne of 2073 Hazelwood ave-
oist, playing Saint-Saens' Concerto in
B minor. The orchestra under Con- nue.
ductor Gabrilowitsch will play Franc-
The Zedakah Club will give a card
kenstein's Variations on a Theme by
Meyerbeer, these being the first per- party and raffle of a French doll at
formances of this work in America, the K. of P. hall, Casa and Peterboro
and the First Symphony of Borodin avenues, on Monday, Nov. 0, at 2
in E-flat major in a first Detroit pre- o'clock. The public is invited to at-
sentation of this work, concluding tend and thus support the charitable
the purely orchestral part of the pro- work of the club.
gram with the "Academic Festival"
The following guests were present!
Overture of Brahms.
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 6, Victor at a surprise birthday party given I
Kolar will offer a program which in- Saturday evening, Nov. 14 by Mr.'
eludes Wagner's A "Faust" Overture; and Mrs. M..Richmond of Kirby ave.
the Grieg Concerto for piano and or- nue in honor of their son, Benjamin:
chestra in A minor with Charles Bessie Sklar, Lillian Kossock, Helen
Naegele as soloist; Adagio from Sym- Rosner, Florence Bronstein, Jeanne
phony number three in C minor by Lieberman, Betty Gorsoff, Dorothy
Saint-Seans; the Abendlied of Robert Butensky, Bessie Dubrinsky, Dorothy
Schumann (Orchestration by Saint- Bronstein, Al Moss, Jack Taman,
S ) • Flgar's Military March Norman Richmond, Mackny,
"Pomp and Circumstance"; conclud-
ing with the "Queen Nab" Scherzo Joe
Frank Mr.
Goul,
Rich, Snyder,
Ruby Snyder,
and Mortimor
Mrs. Bob
from the "Romeo and Juliet" Sy
Kline and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ossopo.
s„,„. Kline
phony of Berlioz.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Moscowitz
of the Whittier Apartment Hotel,
400 Burns drive, announce that their
name has been changed to Mr. and
The East Jefferson Women's Club
Mrs. Maurice P. Morse.
will meet on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 2, at 8 o'clock at 1227 Eastlawn
The Misses Betty Weingarden,
avenue. The Music Study Circle will
Rose Feller and Mildred Flayer spent)
present a musical program and a re-
last week-end at Columbus, Ohio,1
will
be
given
on
the
work
on
the
port
where they attended the Illinois Ohio
Hebrew school.
game.

NO COVER CHARGE AT ANY TIME I

Private Dining Rooms for Special Parties.
ions Call Cadillac 5074.
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Honoring Miss Cecelia Ruben of
Kirby avenue, who will leave shortly
for Miami, Fla., to spend the winter,
the members of the Beta chapter of
I the Phi Beta No Sorority entertained
following their meeting held last
I Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Kitty Wexler of 2466 West Philadel-
phia avenue.

Overheard
in Our
Lobby

Miss Bessie Karlin of 2224 Pingree
avenue is visiting Miss Evelyn Levy,
formerly of Detroit, who is now re-
siding in Indinapolis.

The younger generation of the Jew-
ish Community voiced its approval of
the Sunday night dances which are
being held at the Emanuel Auditori-
urn when a large crowd attended the
second dance of the series last Sun-
day night. The purpose of these I
dances is to foster a feeling of friend-
' ship among the young folks of Detroit
and offers strangers in the city a ,
chance to get acquainted.
These dances will be held every Sun-
day night at the Emanuel Auditorium'
during the winter season. Finzel's or-
chestra has been engaged to provide
the music.
A cordial invitation is extended to ,
the entire community to attend.

Y. W. H. A. NOTES

Chanukah Dance:

A Chanukah dance for Y. members
and their escorts will be given at
Webster Hall on Tuesday evening,
Dec. 15.

Chanukah Programs

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and Federal Reserve System

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SUNDAY NIGHT DANCES
PROVED SUCCESSFUL'

"I'm going over to see Bill F--; we ought to
let him in on this."
"Why waste time on him—he never has any
money?"
Then the thought occurred to us that "Bill" was
like hundreds of other men who spend their time
wondering why Opportunity never knocks at their
doors.
She never will knock until you write her an in-
vitation in your bank book.

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INSTITUTE NOTES

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JEWISH ARTISTS PLAN
OPEN MEETING NOV. 28

With

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Hebrew folk songs and music will
be given at the Chanukah program
which will be held in the chapel of
Temple Beth El on Sunday evening,
Dec. 20. Y. members, their parents
and friends are invited to attend.

I Monthly Meeting:

The regular November meeting of
the Y. W. H. A. will be held at 89
Rowena street on Sunday, Nov. 29 at
3:30 o'clock when Fred Johnson. pro-
bation officer of the Recorder's Court,
will speak on "Social Work; What It
Should Mean to Us". Mrs. Harold
Redfield will render several vocal
solos. All members are urged to be

present.

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