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1),:moridonskai_ Ronlaz
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
a bridge-tea and muscale which will
of Richton
home of Miss Waxman
Lary; Ben Mecklowitz, treasurer; Wil-
within the next few weeks. Those in liam Hacker, assistant treasurer; be.given by the girls on Sunday after- avenue,
noon,
April
11
at
the
Hotel
Gotham.
hairpins and Benjamin A. Rosen charge of the party are Samuel Kad-
demonstrated the old method of play- ushin, Samuel Goldman and Simon Maurice Shurgin, financial secretary; This will be for ladies and gentlemen.
Hebrew Baby Day Nursery.
ing auction bridge. A hard times Axelrod. Plans were also discussed Ludwig Boraks, custodian, and Mau- Tickets will lie available in a couple
Ladies Baby Day
The II else
party will be given by the Ma fs on for the next dance which will be given rice Klanman, sergeant-at-arms. lien of weeks and it is anticipated that this Nursery gave a dance on Thursday
Diamond
and
Max
Blumenthal
were
Saturday evening, March 27, at the soon after the party Hyman Levy is
affair will be' a huge success.
evening, March 4, at the Arcadia Hall,
The next regular meeting of the •
j home of Mrs. Morris Schwartz, Rose- chairman of the committee in charge appointed on the board of directors.
The open meeting that was sched• Blue Bird Girls will be held Tuesday which proved a success. Much thanks
f
the
dance.
Miss
Irene
Itarahal,
is given to Mrs. P. Rothenberg who
I dale avenue.
o
uled arrange
to take place Sunday
on
evening, March 16 at the home of Mrs.
evening, March 4, at the home of
treasurer of the club, a
has
Tri-W Social Club.
March 7, was postponed and II. A. Kwiker, 153-15 Fairfield avenue. spared no efforts for the success of
Young Israel of Detroit.
Miss May Taylor, Medbury avenue.
series of ukelele lessons for the girl noon,
this affair.
An interesting business meeting a The next meeting will be held at the
A new branch of the Young Israel members. Lessons will be given every I will take place on Sunday afternoon,
the Tri-W Social Club was held oft home of th e Misses
• was organize
' d iy a group Monday evening. The club meets. March 14, at Rowena street. Plans
Athena Girls Club.
• Jean and Rosalie of /),. Volt
Alpha Tau Fraternity.
i
A. clubrooms, 89 Ro- Denawetz on McQuade avenue.
every
Thursday
evening
at
the
Beth
are
being
completed
for
the
final
1 of young men and women. The last
The last meeting of the Alpha Tau
he last regular business meeting
Ihe y. ve. H. Visitors are invi te
d to
eetings, to dance of the season to be held on of T the Athena Girls Club was held Fraternity was held on March 11. D.
meeting
was
held
Wednesday
evening,
Israel
Synagogue.
Open
meetings,
IA:ornen
lelnmae.etings. Yaung men and
March 10 at the Emanuel Synagogue, which the public is invited, are held Sunday evening, May 2, at the Phila. Tuesday evening, March 9, at the Brozgold, M. Bloom and S. Korby
Young Israel of Detroit.
between the ages of 16 and 20 are
yd and
Wilson. Isadore Schlussel, the last Thursday of the month. lelphin and Byron Hall.
home of Miss Pauline Fabrick of 1910 took the fraternal oath. The Alpha
Youn g Talor
which
A
regular
meeting
of
the
ttend the meetings,
general chairman spoke on the sub-
Hazelwood avenue. Miss Ann Kopple Tau Fraternity is conducting a mem-
at
Israel of Detroit was held at the
aske d
e
over
ject of "Jews in Spain." The next
are held on Tuesday evningsowena
J. W. E. W. 0•
was elected a regular member of the bership drive and any young man
Theta Sigma Tau Fraternity.
Temple
Emanuel
on
Wednesday
eve-
89
R
at
the
Y.
W.
II.
A.,
At
the
weekly
meeting
of
the
Theta
meeting
will
be
held
Wednesday
's
European
organization. It was decided that the age of IS who is interested is in-
Women
p,
The Jewish
street
The meaning of the insignia ning, March 3, at 8:30. The pro- evening, March 17 at the Emanuel Sigma Tau Fraternity which was held
baskets be made up for poor families vited to attend the next meeting which
held a mee
an izati
Tri-W will tie announced in a later ceeds of the dance which was held Synagogue. An interesting program at the home of Herbert Barak, 2539 Welfare Orgon
will be held on Monday, March 15, at
at the Philadelphia-Byron Telma, has been arranged for this evening West Euclid avenue on Sunday, last Tuesday evening at the Holbrook to be given for Pesach. Miss Ger-
8:30 p. m., at 89 Rowena street.
report.
Torah on March 6 will be used to em- and 1)r. Isadore Rosenberg will be the
were made for a thee- Synagogue. Several visitors from trude Hershman, chairman of enter-
pions
tainment
has
a
social
program
to
fol-
March
7, and banquet to be given Europe attended. Letters were read
ploy instructors for members of the speaker for the evening.
her
party
Junior Star.
low
the
business
meeting
including
Hudson•Essex At Low Price
organization who are eager to learn
soon. Lewis It Barak, Jr., entertain- and pictures shown of the Palestinian Miss Florence Horwitz who rendered
--
On Feb. 8 the Junior Star held a
organization
Prices of liaison and Essex cars
Ilebrew. Saturday morning services
ed the members with several piano orphns for whom
Atlas Social Club.
declamation conest
at 579 East Phil-
t
E. W. 0. passed several piano and vocal selections, are now at the most favorable levels
ia caring. The J. W. the
Rena Krakofsky and are conducted at the Holbrook Syna-
three
A very inti•resting meeting of the selections.
a motion to donate an altar to the Miss Adeline Cohen gave a reading of their history as the result of
adelphia avenue.
gogue and Kirby Center.
Dorothy Sorack were selected as dele-
Atlas Social Club was held on Sun-
new B'nai B'rith Community House. and Miss Betty Yacht sang the "In- recent rapid-fire moves by the Hud-
Club.
■
Zedak
gates for the final declamation con-
day, March 7, at the Y. W. li. A.
Closing prayer was given for Mrs. dian Love Song." The next
son organization.
W. W. Girls.
meeting will he Tuesday evening,
Clubhouse. Meetings are held weekly
The luncheon and bridge given by
test to be given by the Junior Coun-
The first announcement of this
The W. W. Girls' Club held their and an enjoyable time is assured all the Zedaka club was a great success. George Cohen, Mrs. Goldberg, Mrs. March 16, at the home of Miss Cohen, series was the adoption by Hudson-
cil of Jewish Clubs in t le near fu-
Goldberg.
an
Miss Rena Krakofsky spoke on last meeting at the home of Miss who attend. An especially interest- The hostes ses were Mesdames .1. Ilar. Whisper and Max
2305
Hazelwood
avenue.
Essex distributors and dealers of
--
lure.
se Callow,
at-your-door system of quoting motor
Purim. The Junior Stars are plan Shirley Mendelssohn, 1006 Theodore ing program has been arranged for with, Sophie Lefkowitz, Ro , se
Organ Girls Club.
fac-
the
next
nicking
which
will
be
held
street.
The
club
song
was
completed
Ann Zanisky, Ilelen Jacoby, Jeannette
ning a raffle and play which will b.•
car prices, replacing the 1. a. b.
Concord Entertainers.
plan of many years' standing.
Weinstein, Ida Jacoby, C. Cohen, The last meeting of the Oran
given very soon All members are and sung for the first time. The next on Sunday, March 14, at 5:00 p.
Miss Kathleen Pereira of 378 Mon- tory
the ac-
urged to be present at the next meet• meeting will be held at the home of The public is invited.
Dorothy L. Lightstone, Rice, Blanche Girls' Club was held on Thursday terey avenue was hostess Sunday Closely following this came
4, at the home of Miss Jean
of making the federal automo-
Greenblatt, Ida Greenbaum, Blossom March
jog, which will be held at 579 East Miss Ann Wuncter, 9816 Jos. Campau
afternoon at the tneeting of the Con- tion
Tonkel],
2520
Glendale
avenue.
Plans
,
The
Methun
Girls
Club.
Lena Alperin, Ann Elias
bile tax reduction immediately effec-
Philadelphia avenue on Sunday, avenue.
for a week-end party to be given at cord Entertainers. It was decided tive. On top of these moves, the an-
A regular business meeting of the I ' E
lasette3r.' Davis , Elsie Rubin.
March 14.
Mt. Clemens were discussed. The that the organization hold an open
made this week of
•
Methun Girls Club was held at th
nouncement was
The Family Aid Club.
meeting
on
Sunday
afternoon,
April
Mar- -
• •tin will be held on Thurs.
a horizontal reduction of $50 a car on
El M os he Club.
Jewish Kultur League.
The Family Aid Club is planning a home of Miss Sara Yeszin, 536
arch It
the home of the II, place of meeting to be decide( - the Essex and Hudson coaches and
I,
The next regular meeting of the El I day, MFan
program
was charity card party to be given Satur- mon avenue. It was decided that the
at Etta Biegel, 1117 later. Following the business meet the Hudson Super-Six brougham.
by the
Jewish Kultur
League
i nteresting
n ie an
A n very
club do some charity work for Easter, Moshe Club will be held next Monday Misses
ing a program was given consisting of
"With these three actions all his
ive Saturday, March 6, at the Labor day evening, March Cl, at o'clot•k in such as supplying some poor fernlike evening, March 15. A straw- debate West Euclid avenue. Last week-end vocal selections by Miss Rose Wax-
g on
Temple. Mrs. Stein rendered several the ballroom of Sol liraiker's home,
will be held in which all members of the girls were guests of Mr. and Mrs. man, a reading by Stanley Natick and advantage, the Iludson-Essex buyer
with food for Passover.
d
2201
Gladstone
avenue.
The
follow-
Lo
the club are privileged to enter. Re- Ralph Zoogman of 62 South avenue, a recitation by Miss Adeline Cohen. today is obtaining these standard,
ng
the
affair:
Mes-
Cohen
rea
d
, Mrs.
s ponsori
Mt. Cleniens.
well-known automobiles at the lowest
vocal selections Orchestra
Zeirei Zion.
entertained dames
n -ire James Sobel, Samuel Berk, .
freshments will be served.
The organization has several open-
we
the Mandolin
A successful entertainment was
ings for members and anyone desir- first cost and at the best terms
with several numbers. The Mando- Leibson, S. Dennenfeldt, I. Auslander,1
Blue
Bird
Girls,
,
Weinstein, given by the Zeirei Zion Organization
Madison Athletic Club.
ous of joining the organization may ever have known," said Aaron DeRoy,
lin Orchestra has but recently been S. Auslander, G. Kalish, F.
of 2555 Cart- communicate with Miss Pereira at 378 Hudson-Essex distributor. "Any one
t Harry Klein and Rose at the Little Theater, 89
At a special meeting of the Medi- Mrs. Albert A. Ross
. organized and, under the leadership
of these steps might have been a great
reme a
was hostess at a combined
of Mr. Serducheneko, will certainly Auslander. Admission is 50 cents street, on Sunday evening, March 7. son Athletic Club held Sunday,land avenue
business and social meeting of the Monterey or Miss
I c
t8 event in itself; combined, they make
Joseph
Chaggi,
chairman,
gave
a
de-
March 7, the following officers were Blue Bird Girls held Tuesday even- Monterey or Miss R ose Waxman of up a most aggressive and forceful bid
be an asset to the Jewish musical which includes refreshments and
tailed explanation signifying the im- installed: Kaplan Faudem, chair-
2292 Richton avenue. The next
world. Miss Gertrude Shubow ac- prizes. The public is urged to at-
for a tremendous spring business.
portance of the l'aole Ilavarh, a man; Maurice Cohen, vice-president; log, March 9.
companied the orchestra. Meetings tend.
Arrangements have been made for regular meeting will take place Sun-
Hebrew Palestinian publication is- Edward Cray, corresponding secre-
are held on Sundays from 2 to 5 p.
suing latest reports of the develop-
The Malt.
m. at 579 East Philadelphia avenue
ments in Palestine and the achieve-
The Mafs, consisting of a group of
and the public is invited.
ments accomplishtsi by the Zeirei ZM n
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young men, held a meeting on Sun-
world. ior.
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of the
Gamma Girls.
day, Feb. 28, at the home of Sam Organization
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Carmel, a noted Zionist of New York
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Miss Gene Wyman of Chicago Brody, Oakland avenue. A board of City, who holds office in the Zeirei
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-`ssolOIOISsiiS.
boulevard was a guest at the last directors was elected and includes Ben Zion Branch delivered a short lecture
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meeting of the Gamma Girls, which H. Slotnick, chairman, Morris Sch. outlining the importance of the Keren
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wartz
and
Benjamin
A.
Rosen.
Sol
was held at the home of Miss Flora
Ilayesod and appeng to all to fur
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The
color
and
de-
Silbert. Plans for a circus dance Lumberg gave an interesting talk on ther their interests and activities for
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&M•
sign of your draper-
"The
laws
as
they
are
enforced."
Fol-
have been changed and an informal
the great fund, which is the land-
of-
the
fir
/AO.
lowing the meeting, the members were buying problem in Palestine and gives
irs Ah011 Id
party will be given at the home of
7nosphere of your 1'00111.
set
entertained
at
the
home
of
Miss
Miss Ethel Fischer, 2633 Elmhurst
greatest assistance to the rebuilding
They should he as nwde•n
avenue, on Saturday evening, March Doris Gosevitz of Holbrook avenue. of our homeland.
style phrase by Evelyn
Bridge was played and refresments
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05
A musical followed. Mr. Utkovitz
13. The next meeting of the Gamma
I). (Jansen, and not haunted by
served. Entertainment was furnished rendered a violin solo accompanied by
Girls will be held at the home of Miss
the pallor of the 1'ictorian period,
by the Unique Trio, Lourie Estrin of Mr. Chessen. A vocal soM was given
Gertie Adelson.
but enhanced by the beauty of ap-
Broadstrect rendered several piano by Miss Betty Milchowskg and one
propriateness.
Icctions, Morris Schwartz and Sol of Mr. Wizonski's pupils entertained
Sigma Epsilon Sorority.
The last meeting of the Sigma Ep- Lumbers; offered a cr medy debate on f with classical dancing. Hebrew poems
ellen Sorority was held on Thursdav the advantages and disadvantages o
were recited by Mr. Baker and an ex-
cellent mock performance was given
by Mr. Shook.
Dancing completed the program .
be
The proceeds of the affair will
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used for the support and assistance of
"'II,
umn
the Poole Ilazoarh.
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An important business meeting will
them.
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be held on Sunday, March 14, at 6:00
Packed in
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Eddie Cantor
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Sells Gus Newman a Hat
tional Language," which was the be -
ginning of his series for the coming
term. Mr. Markson lectured on "Thel
New Hebrew Literature," which sub-
iect is also to be continued in the
future.
Election of officers was held with
the folldWing results: Solomon Rut:
nick, treasurer; Mr. Baker, H.
executive
Heinsman and B. Lerman,
body.
All those interested in Hebrew cul-
ture and literature are urged to at-
tend all the lectures.
Eddie Says "It's Easy to Sell a
Henry the Hatter Hat"
forms of
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of Chron-
Kvutsah Ivrith Detroitith.
The last meeting of the Kvutzah
Ivrith, the Hebrew cultural group,
was held at the Kirby Center on Sat-
urday evening, March 6, when official
elections took place. Bezalel Lerman,
former treasurer, gave a very en-
encouraging financial report and Solo-
mon Smullin, former president gave
a review of all past works.
The group has been organized but
six months and has a membership of
75. A ten-lecture course in Hebrew
literature has been arranged and will
be given at Kirby Center, bi-weekly
o'clock. I.
on Sunday evenings at
Rosenberg and 51. A. Markson are
outlining these courses and deliver-
ing lectures in Hebrew grammar and
modern literature. Mr. Rosenberg
Na-
gave a lecture on the subject "A
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ompany
Ladies Auxiliary I. 0. B. B.
A very interesting meeting was
held last Monday evening with Mrs.
Harry Fleishman presiding. It was
decided to give n card party to be held
at the community house, 275 E. Ferry
avenue on Sunday evening, Feb. 11.
Plans are also under way for a May
dance to be given on the evening of
Decoration Day, May 30. The next
regular business meeting will take
place Monday evening, March 15 at
club house and on Monday evening,)
March 22 there will be a public in-
stallation of officers at which time
friends are invited to attend.
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North Woodward Branch J.W.E.W.O.
The North Woodward Branch of
the Jewish Women's European Wel-
fare Organization is completing plans
for a card party to be held Monday
afternoon, March 15 at the Knights of
Pythias Hall, Cass and Peterboro
streets. The committee in charge
consists of Mrs. Sadie Cohen, Mrs.
Fannie Cohen, Mrs. Harry Klein and
Mrs. Joseph Modell are sparing no
efforts to make this affair a success.
Members as well as friends are in-
vited to atend. Proceeds will go to-
wards the relief of European orphans
as well as the orphans in Palestine.
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Girls.
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The last meeting of the L'Allegro
Girls club was held at the home of
Miss Sarah Block of 2653 Leslie
avenue. Miss Gladys Spatter and
Miss Freda Silverman were voted into
the organization as probationary
members. The meeting was closed
with a very interesting discussion on
the topic of religion. The next regu-
lar business meeting will be held at
the home of Miss Sally Kreidman of
1557 Davidson street West.
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ipplies.
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and Antoine
Detroit, Nwli-
The Sisterhood of Temple Emanue l
will hold its next meeting Monday
evening, March 16, at the synagogue,
Taylor and Wilson avenues. A large
attendance is desired.
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At the last meeting of the Fenkell
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