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Amehar Camp, Order Sons of Zion,
will give a theater benefit at the Yid-
dish Playhouse Feb. 3 for the benefit
of the Jewish National Fund. A
favorable report on tickets was given
at the last meeting, held at the
ra-worth avenue Talmud Torah.
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Tick,'may be purchased from the
co mmittee . .
Branch Baby Day Nursery.
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Saturday evening, March 6. Satur-
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A Northwestern Branch of the
Baby hap Nursery has been organ-
ized. A membership drive is on. All
wishing to juin please attend the next
meeting, to be held at Temple Beth
Tfilo, 8951 Twelfth street, Wednes-
day, Jan. 27. The card party given
at the home of Mrs. M. Schwartz,
1714 Gladstone avenue, Wednesday,
Jan. 13, was very successful. A
charity ball will be held at the Ar-
charity
evening, Mar 4. The
cadill
public is urged to attend.
.
rit.cs
MhTttcjoanntinu 3eQhills lecture at
I
' Kirby Center on Jehudah lialevi, as
a philosopher. Following the lecture
will be a social affair celebrating
p ublicity editor; Rae Krefman, se Chamisha Osor B'Shebat, for the
g giant-at-arms; Ann Samson, chair members. The next general meeting
man of social committee.
' of the organization will be held at
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, Wednes-
Athena Girls Club.
day evening, Feb. 3.
The Athena Girls Club held its last
regular meeting on Tuesday evening,
Philornathic Debating Club.
Jan. 26, at the home of Miss Sophie
The Philomathie Debating Club
Schwartz of 332 Owen avenue. Final
held its semi-annual election of oth-
plans were completed for the pajama cers at the meeting of Sunday, Jan.
party to take place Saturday evening,
9 4 at the Byron Avenue Talmud To-
Jan. .10. at the home of MiSs
Zalesin, which is to be preceded by rah. The following members were
a theater party. The next regular elected to lead the club for the com-
term, front February to June:
meeting is to be held Tuesday eve-
, F eb. 2, at the home of Mrs. , Robert N. Bernstein, speaker; Ben-
tong
Nathan Horwitz of Buena Vista ave-
iamin
Kurtzman,
clerk;
Norman
Rom,
assistant
clerk;
Samuel
Kell-
nue.
' man , sergeant-at-arms. These four
officers and Irving Schlussel and Gil-
bert Goodman constitute the board
of directors. The retiring officers,
who led the Philomathic through one
of the most succssful terms in its
history, are: Hyman S. Barahal,
:speaker; Robert N. Bernstein, clerk;
, Sidney Koretz, assistant clerk, and
, Benjamin Kurtzman, sergeant-at-
: arms. The board of directors was
Phi Beta Nu.
composed of Ilyman S. Barahal, Rob-
The regular meeting of the Beta
ert N. Bernstein, Benjamin Kurtz-
chapter of the Phi Beta Nu Sorority
man, Norman Rom, Samuel Kellnian
will be held at the home of Miss R.
and Irving Schlussel. At the next
DeLab, Tuesday night, Feb. 2. The
meeting, to be held Sunday evening,
usual entertainment will follow the
Zeirei
Zion.
Jan.
31,
the program of the evening
business meeting.
A meeting of the board of directors will he the installation of the new of-
of the Zeirei Zion was held on Fri- fivers. The organization will also be
The Doers.
Miss Sadie Margolis was hostess at day evening, Jan. 22, at the home of addressed by Professor Gladwin of
the last regular meeting of the Doers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chaggi, 2306 the University of Detroit and Samuel
at her home on Blaine avenue on Taylor avenue. The most important Sternberg, a former speaker of the
Sunday afternoon, Jan. 17. Miss matter was the arrangement of a Philomathic. The program is expect-
Jeanette Pereira, who made applica- massmeeting to he held at the Kirby ed to be very interesting and any
tion for membership, was voted into Center on Thursday evening, Feb. 4, persons who are interested are in-
the club at this meeting. The club is at 8 o'clock, when Dr. David Rubel-, vited to attend.
planning a social function, the date sky, general secretary of the Zeirei
Gamma Girls.
of which will be announced in a later Zion Organization of America, will
issue of The Chronicle. After the give an outline of the existing condi-
On Jan. 24 Miss Certie Adelson of
meeting, Miss Margolis served a Dons in Palestine today, having just Hague avenue was hostess at a meet-
luncheon to the members. bliss Mol- returned from a lengthy visit there. ing of the Gamma Girls. Miss Muriel
lie Samburg will be the hostess at A musical program will follow the Snitz was formally initiated and offi-
the. next meeting, on Jan. 31. 'lecture. The public is invited to at- cers were elected. Miss Blanche
tend. Joseph Chaggi will be chair- Michelman was re-elected president
Theta Mu Sorority.
man of the meeting. All memberS of and Miss Flora Silbert was elected
A reunion of the Theta Mu Gamma the Zeirei Zion are urged are urged secretary. After the business of the
Sorority was held at the home of to attend an inter-Zionist appeal fund club was discussed, bunco was played,
Miss Samson. The semi-annual elec- conference to be held at 539 Kenil- the prizes being won by Miss Muriel
tion of officers took place, with the worth avenue Wednesday evening. Snitz and' Miss Flora Silbert. Danc-
ing and a charming luncheon fol-
following result: Leah Weisberg,
Dr. Rubelsky, who will visit Detroit lowed. The next meeting will be
president; Sally Shainak, vice-presi-
dent; Mae Allen, secretary; Sylvia Feb. 3 to 6, inclusive, will be the held at the home of Miss Muriel Snitz
Lesser, treasurer; Esther Schwartz, honor guest at the next executive of 1996 Lawrence.
meeting, to be held on Feb. 5. An
important meeting of the Zeirei Zion
Bicur Cholem.
will be held at Y. W. II. A. clubhouse,
Another novelty party will be pre-
89 Rowena street, next Sunday, Janu- sented by the Bicur Cholem Society
ary 31. .
to its members on Thursday evening ,
Cantor of Congregation Mogen
Feb. 4, at the Temple Emanuel, cor-
Abraham, Farnsworth Ave.
Nu Phi Alpha.
ner Taylor and Wilson avenues. This
ANTISEPTIC
EXPERT AND
The last meeting of the No Phi affair will be in the nature of a keno
MOHEL
Alpha
Sorority
was
held
at
the
home
party
and a large grab-bag filled with
ommended by New York, Chi-
of Miss Esther Slatkin of LaSalle many favors will be offered to the
cago and Detroit physicians.
boulevard. After the business meet- winners. Miss Geraldine Maybaum is
MARRIAGES PERFORMED
ing a luncheon was served for the in charge of the evening. Paid-up
Call at 532 MEDBURY
girls and their escorts. The next members are invited to attend and
Phone Empire 4322
meeting will be held at the home of new applications will be accepted at
Miss Jeannette Klinger of 2483 Ha- that time. There will be dancing be-
tween games and refreshments will
zelwood avenue on Jan. 29.
be served.
Ocean Girls Club.
Hadassah Buds.
The last meeting of the Orean
A regular meeting of the Iladassah
Girls Club was held on Thursday,
Jan. 23, at the home of Miss Mary Buds was held on Sunday afternoon,
Feldman of 2703 Elmhurst avenue. Jan. 24, at the Shaarey Zedek. Final
Offers you the real Southern
Discussion of the raffle took place. arrangements for the membership
Atmosphere—
It was also decided that the third dance were reported by the chairmen
Colored Band.
Thursday of each month be set aside of the various committees. This
for
recreation. Instead of the rept- dance will be held at the Little The-
Colored Service.
lar meeting held on Jan. 28, the ater at the Y. W. H. A. Center this
Colored Entertainment.
club girls met at the Recreation Sunday.
The secretary, Rosemarie Smith,
Building for bowling. Miss Sally
And the Best Food Obtainable,
Goldstone of Inillandale avenue will gave an outline of the work for the
Prepared by Southern Chef..
be hostess at the next meeting on club for the coming year as given by
Mrs. Ullion sonic time ago. After the
Thursday, Feb. 4.
DAILY DINNER
business meeting a program was en-
Served from 6 to 8:30,
oyed by the girls. This program in-
West Side Leaders.
The West Side Young Jewish Lead- cluded a piano solo by Miss Lillian
Brown and dance selections by Misses
ers
held
their
weekly
meeting
on
SPECIAL
Thursday, Jan. 21, at their meeting Fanny Barsky and Tessie Horowitz,
SUNDAY DINNER
place in the West Jefferson Syna- accompanied by Frieda Gold and
A La Carte Service
gogue, between West End and Bu- Martha Serlin.
Served from 1 to 8:30,
rando streets. The sponsors, Mr.
J. J . I.
Blatt and Miss Epstein, were present.
$1.25.
... High Street at Hastings
The meeting of the J. J.'s was held
Miss Bella Seibel played and sang a
. . . West Warren at 30th Street
few numbers on the piano. There is at the Talmud Torah at Delmar and
.
. . Oakmos Boulevard at Davidson Avenue
Westminster avenues Saturday, Jan.
Music by
dancing after every meeting.
. . . Hamilton Boulevard at Philadelphia
23, at 6:30 o'clock. The constitution
ZOOPER'S CLUB
was completed and voted on by the
Kadimah Girls.
The meeting of the Kadimah Girls club. The debating teams were
MIAMI BAND
was held at the home of Mrs. A. C. chosen. The captains are Harry Beni-
"Real Southern Harmony."
Goldberg. Final arrangements have son, Morris Shevitz, Harry Thav and
Entertainment by
been made for the card party and Louis Thay. The officers were in-
raffle to be held at the Knights ofstalled. They are: President, Harry
CHARLESTON STRUTTERS
Pythias Hall, Feb. 28, the proceeds I Thav; vice-president, Ilyman Bockoff
From The Plantation, Chicago.
to be used in purchasing books for treasurer, Ilyman Lober; secretary
the library of the Hebrew Orphan Morris Shevitz; sergeant-at-arms
Home. Isabelle Goldman will he hos- Martin Shulman. The club is plan-
tess at her home, 15721 Parkside ave- ning to take part in the Chamsho
Osar Beshvath program which will be
nue, Feb. 2.
held by Detroit Young Judaea Feb.
rority for a raffle which will be held
Catering to
7. Harry Dodson will recite the of the organization will be held Sun-
Tau Sigma Delta.
on March 28. A meeting was held
A meeting of the Tau Sigma p oem "1 Know a Land," by Jessie E. day afternoon, Jan. 31, at 89 Rowena
at the home of Miss Mae Taylor, 602
street.
Delta was held on Tuesday, Jan. Sampter. A playlet. "The Long
Medbury avenue, on Thursday, Janu-
19 at Miss Freeman's home, 1475 Wait," written by Ben I.ipson of the
ary 28.
Loan.
Ladies
Free
Taylor. An outing will be held on Mogen Dovid Club, will also be
The Detroit Hebrew [sachem Free
Tuesday, Feb. 2. No regular meeting staged. The members partaking are:
F•ther, Mother, Sister, Brother--the whole family—should make this
Including
Workmen's Circle.
will take place. The next meeting Morris Shevitz, Harry Thav, Ilyman Loan Association will hold a meeting
store their headquarters. Whether it be prescription, smokes or
The Workmen's Circle, Branch 111,
will be held at Miss Dorothy Kline's Bockoff, Nathan Lipson, Marlin Shul- on Monday evening, Feb. 1, at the
Bridge
a
masquerade
ball
on
Satter.
fountain special tics, you'll find our ser•ice satisfactory.
man, David Iludush, Hyman Wine- Ahavath Zion Synagogue, llolbrook will give
home, 1490 Lee place, on Feb. 16.
day evening, Feb. 6, at the Phila-
garten, Louis Thav, Arthur Shoe- at Beaubien straet.
delphia and Byron Talmud Torah.
store, Oscar Josepson, David Karp,
Sigma Beta Upsilon.
Cash prizes will be given for the best
Old Folks Home.
torday and Sunday Nights-
Miss Sara Arnold of 477 Colburn Bernard and Kenneth Saurt. For the
The Northwestern Branch of the costumes. The public is invited.
!. Closing — Special Dinner
program of the meeting Mr. Shevitz,
avenue was hostess at last week
Jewish
Old
Folks
Home
will
hold
a
Entertainment.
meeting of the Sigma Beta Upsilon. the leader, read to the club the story,
5800 BEAUBIEN
8801 TWELFTH ST.
Young People'. Society.
Miss Lillian Gitlin won high score. "The Lonely Mound," from the meeting on Tuesday afternoon, Feb.
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Garfield 4371
9, at 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
The Young People's Society of the
Miss Gertrude Katz of 2294 West Young Judaea Magazine.
Herman Fisher, 1682 Atkinson ave- Jewish Old Folks Home is planning a
Philadelphia avenue will be hostess at
nue, near Twelfth street. Members Valentine dance to be given at Tem-
Junior Star.
the next meeting.
Miss Zelda Smith of 194 West are asked to be prompt, as a beauti- ple Emanuel. The Misses Goldie
Margaret street was hostess at the ful towel, made and donated by Miss Horowitz and Fay Aronson are mem-
Young Israel of Detroit.
Peterboro Near Woodward.
A general meeting of the Young last meeting of the Junior Star. Re- Janet Cohn, will be raffled. The pub- bers of the committee in charge.
FOR INDIVIDUAL FORMS OF CAKE OR PASTRY
Israel of Detroit was held at the ports on the meeting of the Junior lic is invited.
Call
Institute Players.
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue Wednes- Council of Jewish Clubs were given.
For Special Parties of Any Kind Call
9.15 p. nt. Tickets Beulah LeBow was elected vice-
Sufolla Girls.
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The Institute Players will hold on
day, Jan. 21, at
The Sufolla Girls Club met at the open meeting at the Little Theater,
are being sold by members for the president of the Junior Council. She
For Reservations.
home of the Misses Mollie and Sarah 89 Rowena street, on Sunday after-
first annual dance, which will be is one of the Junior Star delegates.
Blanche Seligman was elected to the Levine, when the club voted to have noon, Jan. 31, at 3:30, when Adams
press committee for the Junior Star membership pins. Misses Ethel and T. Rice of the Bonstelle Playhouse
and Zelda Smith recording secretary . Minnie Silverman of 644 East Ferry will speak. An interesting program
8916 TWELFTH STREET, (Bet. Taylor and Hazelwood)
"MY POLICY IS SERVICE"
Sarah Miller was elected editor of avenue will entertain the club on will also be given. The public is in-
the Junior Star for the Bulletin, a Monday, Feb. 1, at 4 o'clock. Mem- sited. The club will attend the G.
WE SPECIALIZE IN INDIVIDUAL ORDERS
paper which is issued by the Junior bership is open to girls between 12 G. Players' performance in a body on
PLATE GLASS
LIFE
Council. At the next meeting a spe- and 14 years old.
Feb. 6. The members will then have
And Guarantee Satisfaction and Prompt Attention.
has
been
planned
to
AUTOMOBILE
cial program
tea at Miss Esther Edelman's home.
HEALTH
Baby Day Nursery.
commemmorate Palestinian Arbor
A
card
party
will
be
held
for
the
COMPENSATION
Day. The club has secured the use
Baby Day Norsery
ACCIDENT
of • clubroom at the Jewish Center, benefit of the Baby Day Nursery at
The Hebrew Ladies Baby Day
EXPLOSION
679 East Philadelphia avenue, where the home of Mrs. Alpert, 227 King
Nursery
will give a ball on March
FIRE
all future meetings will be held. All avenue, on Wednesday evening, Feb.
4 for the benefit of a building fund
TORNADO
members are urged to be there 10, at 8 o'clock. The public is in-
to
erect
a
new home for the children
MARINE
vited. Tickets are being cold by
promptly at 2 o'clock.
At the last meeting a letter of thanks
members or may be obtained at the
FUR FLOATER
was sent to Herman & Son, mer-
LIABILITY
Wohelo Club.
door.
chants of Ilamtramck, for their gen-
SURETY BONDS
The last meeting of the Wohelo
erous offer to supply the linens in
BURGLARY
Club was held at the home of Miss
Branch, J. W. E. W. O.
The North Woodward branch of the home.
Esther Karbel of Collingwood ave-
Social Links.
A gigantic merchandising affair which includes
every piece of merchandise in our five Detroit
stores.
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the opportunity of choosing from more than
3,700 furniture units at positive price reduc-
tions.
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A small deposit will hold your selections SAFE
in our warehouse until you're ready for us to
deliver in the near future.
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A sale where there will be no partiality shown
betireen cash or Standard Payment Plan cus-
tomers.
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A Furniture Classic featuring "America's
Finest Furniture" at sale prices you would ex-
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Miss Celia Heiman was hostess at
a meeting of the Social Links Club
at her home, 2201 Blaine avenue.
Lames were played and prizes were
won by Mrs. Irving Pollock and Miss
Anna Pierce. Plans were made foe
a pajama party to be held on Satur-
day evening, Jan. 30, at the home or
Mrs. Irving Pollock of 2376 Elmhurst
avenue. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Miss Mollie Mann
of 15409 Quincy avenue.
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nue on Friday evening, Jan. 22, at 8
o'clock. The following officers were
elected: Miss Estelle Miller, presi-
dent, and Miss Betty Harris, treas-
urer and secretary. The next meet-
ing will be held at the home of Miss
Betty Harris of Calvert avenue on
Friday evening, Jan. 29.
the Jewish Women's European Wel-
fare Organization held an enjoyable
card part; at the home df Mrs. Philip
Cowan on Jan. 19. Refreshments
were served and prizes given. The
next meeting will be held on Tues-
day, Feb. 2, at 2:30, at the home of
Mrs. Marks, 583 Woodland avenue.
Members rosy take the Oakland car
or John R. bus. All are asked to at-
Madison Athletic Club.
The Madison Athletic Club wishes tend and hear the card party report.
to thank its many friends for their
Sigma Epsilon.
hearty support for the dance which
Final arrangements have been
was held Sunday, Jan. 24, at Hotel
Stades'. The next regular meeting completed by Inc Sigma Epsilon So-
CARDS — FAVORS — NOVELTIES
HONOR WILSON'S MEMORY
JERUSALEM.—(.1. T. A.) — The
memory of Woodrow Wilson was
honored by the American colony here
on the occasion of the sixty-ninth
birthday of the late president. Many
Americans were present at the dinner
which was addressed by Henry Mot-
genthau, former United States Am-
bassador to Turkey and close friend
of President Wilson. Sir Ronald
Storrs, governor of Jerusalem, also
addressed the gathering.
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