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Tau Sigma Epsilon Sorority.

The last meeting of the Tau Sigma
Epsilon Sorority was held at the
home of Miss Rose Cohen` of Wind.
cur, Plans were discussed for the
Thanksgiving eve dance to be given
at the Gotham Hotel. Miss Lane of
Kenilworth avenue will be hostess at
the next meeting. The public is in-
vited.

Los Amigos.

All members of the I.os Amigos
Club who anticipate attending the
wienie roast to be held Nov. 7 at
Rochester Park are requested to meet
at the Jewish Center, 31 East Mel-
bourne avenue, at 1 p. m. Lunch will
be provided. The next regular meet-
ing will be held Nov. 14 at 3:30 p.
m., at 31 East Melbourne avenue.

Upsilon Chapter.

The Upsilon Chapter of thy Phi
Beta Fraternity held a meeting on
Monday evening at the home of Jack
Ketai. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Albert Tucker of
15456 LaSalle boulevard on Sunday,
Nov. 7, at 2:30 p. m.

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Pi Omega Beta Sorority.

1

ing great enthusiasm over the cha
ity dance to be given on Nov. 21 a
the Hotel Statler.
The next meeting will take place
on Tuesday, Nov. 9, at the home of
Miss Edith Sominsky, 2494 Pingree
avenue.

Junior B'nai B'rith.

The last meeting of the Junior
B'nai B'rith was held at the commun•
ity center, 275 East Ferry avenue,
on Nov. 2. Several basketball teams
are being formed and gymnasium
cleans, under the direction of Mr.
claas,
cleans,
Cassel of the senior order, are open
to all members of the Junior B'nal
B'rith. There is no charge. The pins
for the members will be distributed
Nov. 16. Members are at present
engaged in securing advertising for
the program for the dance to be given
on Sunday, Dec. 19. George Stern•
berg is chairman of the finance com-
mittee. The club has been divided
into five groups. Prizes will be
awarded the group, the chairman of
the group and the person securing
the greatest number of ads. Harry
Slavin of the senior order was the
principal speaker of the evening. Ju-
lius Deutelbaum, president of Pisgah
Lodge, also addressed the meeting.
Following the business meeting, a
program of entertainment was pro-
vided.

31. A. Lachawitzki, chairman of the
organization, gave ■ detailed report
of all activities of the executive body
the past term. The cultural pro-
pro-
gram, which was directed by A. Sil-
verstein, consisted of box question-
naires on Zionist to p ics
naires
ie s, asked and
answered by the members; discus-
sions held and addresses given by
many noted speakers. Hebrew classes
were also formed and are at present
held every Tuesday evening at the
Philadelphia and Byron Ilall, with
Mr. Silverstein in charge. The or-
ganization work consisted of the
formation of the English speaking
branch, No. 2, under the guidance of
Celia Heiman and William Klein; the
Michigan Avenue branch, No. 3, un-
der the supervision of Ed. Franzblau,
and the Gordonia, a junior branch of
the Zeire Zion Organization, whose
main object is the intellectual rather
than practical foundation of Zion-
ism.
Work of the Far'n Folk and She-
kelt campaigns is still in force, the
Shekel! campaign to be officially
opened in the very near future, when
all Zionist parties will participate.
Ed. Franzblau, temporary chair-
man of the Michigan Avenue branch,
announced a series of 12 weekly lec-
tures commencing on Wednesday,
Nov. 3, as well as six social enter-
tainments to take place at the El
Moshe clubrooms, Michigan avenue
at Twenty-ninth street. Dr. I. Rosen-
berg is one of the principal speakers.
Official and executive elections will
be held at the next meeting on Sun-
day evening, Nov. 7, at the Jewish
Center, 31 Melbourne avenue. All
members are urged to be prompt in
attendance.

Miss Ann Goodman of Mt. Elliott
street was hostess at the last meeting
of the Pi Omega Beta Sorority on
Friday, Oct. 29. After the business
meeting, bridge was played and the
La-Do-D• Boys.
Misses Dorothy and Jennie Holten-
The La-De-1)a Boys held their last
berg were awarded high honors. Miss
Beatrice Stern of Leicester court will regular meeting at the Jewish Cen-
entertain the girls at the meeting of ters Association Sunday, Oct. 31. The
program for the open meeting at the
Nov. 4.
center Nov. 14 has been practically
completed. The La-De-Da Orchestra
Tau Tau Gamma Sorority.
will furnish dance music after the
The next meeting of the Tau Tau meeting and entertainment. The min-
Gamma Sorority will be held Tuesday strel show has been rehearsing regu-
evening, Nov. 9, at the home of Ida larly and the show should be ready
Smith of Buena Vista avenue. The within a few weeks. Harry Last and
bunco party which was to have been Julian Harris were accepted into
given on Nov. 6, has been postponed membership of the club. The bas-
and will take place Nov. 20.
ketball team will practice every Fri-
day evening at the Sherrard School
Slummy Zedek Club.
gymnasium. The last radio program
' The Minute Men and Women of
at Station WJAF, Ferndale, was re-
the $haarey Zedek were organized ported a success. Some new voices
Oct. 24 by members of the upper were broadcasted, including Miss
grades of the Shaarey Zedek Sunday Doris Greenberg and Miss Laura
School. The purpose is to interest lloffman. The program is broadcast-
the boys and girls in all things per-
ed from the station every Wednes-
taining to Jewish life. The club will day evening. Any person who wishes
work in conjunction with the other
to sing or play over this station is
organizations of the synagogue. Ac-
requested to get in touch with Al
tivities will be announced weekly in Dworkin, La-De-Da Boys, 31 Mel-
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
bourne avenue.

Blue Bird Girls.
Mra. Morris Gerber of 1997 Blaine
avenue was hostess at a meeting of

Zeire Zion Organization.

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by the dramatic section of the Jew-1 next meeting will be held Monday, the works of Isadore Ressler, painter,
Nov. 8, at 31 Melbourne avenue.

Institut. Players.

The Institute Players gave a Hal-
lowe'en dance on Oct. 30. A delight-
ful program of entertainment was
presented and refreshments were
served. Considerable food was do-
nated to the Hebrew Orphans Home
on Rowena street.

League U. H. S.

The Northwestern Women's League
of the United Hebrew Schools has
taken over the sale of tickets for the
Saturday evening and Sunday mat-
inee, Nov. 13 and 14, performances
at the Majestic Theater, Woodward
avenue. Tickets may be obtained
from members at the meeting on
Tuesday evening at the Philadelphia
and Byron Talmud Torah. All mem-
bers are urged to attend the meet-
ing. No cards of notice will be
mailed. The following are in charge
of the sale of tickets: Mrs. S. Shnitz,
Mrs. Samuel Kelt, Mrs. J. Kunnin,
Mrs. Louis Lightstone, Mrs. J. Chaggi
and Mrs. Charles Brody.

The latest meeting of the Philo-
mathic Debating Club was held on
Sunday evening, Oct. 31, at the Y.
W. H. A. clubhouse. The program
for the evening was a debate on the
subject "Resolved, That the Parole
and Pardon Power of the Governor
Should Be Revoked." The affirma-
tive, upheld by Hymen Golden and
Harold Koretz, won the decision of
the club over the negative, which
was supported by Samuel Kellman
and Max Simon. Hymen Golden was
voted best speaker. Norman Rom
acted as critic. At the next meeting
a debate will be held on the subject
"Resolved, That Immigration Into the
United States Should Be Further Re-
stricted by an Illiteracy Test." How-
ard Berger and Oscar Schwartz will
support the affirmative and Albert
Williams and Sol Rosenman the neg-
ative.

DORIS SPERLING

is h Centers Association for its open-
ng production, to be given next Sat-
u rday and Sunday evenings, Nov. 6
a nd 7 at the Jewish Center 31 Mel-
bourne avenue.
Talent abounds among the many
junior and senior club groups of the
center and the principal parts of Han-
sel and Gretel are in the hands of
the embryo operatic stars; among
them, Doris Sperling, who has given
several concerts in Detroit; Rhoda
Goldberg, who has appeared in pub-
lic musical affairs, and Gertrude
Lapidies, whose ability in character
roles marks her for much promise in
drama. Miss Sperling will sing Han-
sel; Miss Goldberg takes the part of
Gretel and Miss Lapidies the sand-
man.
Miss Gertrude Shubow of the Cen-
ters Association and also the North-
western Studios, will accompany the
entire production. Miss Cyreld Ep-
stein, dramatic supervisor of the
Jewish Centers Association, is in en-
tire charge of the operetta.

Morris Cohen presided over the last
Auxiliary Hashachar Camp.
the Blue Bird Girls on Tuesday eve- meeting held by the Zeire Zion Or.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Hashachar
ning, Nov. 2. Members are all show- ganization, on Sunday evening, Oct. Camp held a meeting on Wednesday
evening at the Congregation Eman-
uel. Many new members were wel-
comed. Favorable reports were given
by the committee in charge of the
ball to be given by the auxiliary on
Sunday evening, Nov. 28, at the Ho-
tel Statler. ', hues Societe Orches-
tra has been engaged for the eve-
ning and a delightful program is be-
ing arranged. The committee in-
cludes Mrs. Samuel Becker, chair-
man; Mesdames II. Milkovaky, Frieda
Wekaler, Anna Markson, Samuel
Becker, Ida Silver, Sol Cabot, S. Le-
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Sigma Delta Pi.
On Wednesday evening, Oct. 27, a
special meeting of the Sigma Delta
Pi Sorority was held at the home of
Miss Blanche Michelman of 3275
West Philadelphia avenue. Plans are
being completed for a dinner-dance
to be given on Nov. 27. For further
information call Miss Mildred Sun-
day, Northway 4429-M. On Sunday,
Oct. 31 the Sigma Delta Pi and the
Upsilon Chapter held a joint meeting
at the home of Miss Muriel Snit: of

of Alexander A. Agree, an ardent
charitable worker, to continue aiding
the unfortunate. Only relatives of
the members are eligible to member-
ship. Following the business meet-
ing, a surprise party was given in
honor of the twenty-third wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Benja-
min Agree of Flint. One hundred
and fifty dollars was added to th e
treasury by auctioning the candles o n
the cake. The next regular meet-
ing will be held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Canvasser of Hen-
drie boulevard, Huntington Woods.

Time Kai Piatis Sorority.

ISADORE RESSLER

will be on display at 31 East Mel-
bourne avenue at a one-man art ex-
hibit, which is being sponsored by the
Jewish Centers Association.
Mr. Ressler was born in Geneva,
Switzerland, in 1869. He received
his early training in Switzerland and
France and in 1898 emigrated to
Canada. He came to the United
States in 1916, settling in Detroit.
3228 Monterey avenue. Miss Michel- Mr. Ressler is known all over the
man of 3275 West Philadelphia aye- country for his splendid landscape
nue will be hostess at the next meet- paintings, still life and portrait work.
ing.

Hebrew Ladies Aid Society.
Mrs. K. Denenfeld, chairman of
the grand charity ball which was
given by the Hebrew Ladies Aid So-
ciety on Oct. 31 at the hotel Statler,
wishes to thank all the committees
and those who attended and helped
to make the affair a success. At the
last meeting the following officers
were elected: Mrs. C. Davidson, pres-
ident; Mrs. E. Miller, vice-president;
Mrs. K. Denenfeld, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. E. Greenwald, financial
secretary; Mrs. G. Kallusk, treasurer;
Mrs. E. Goodman, conductor; Mrs. S.
Mermerstein, inner guard. Installa-
tion of officers will take place on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 10. A pub-
lic card party will be held on Nov.
24 at the B'nai B'rith Community
Center, 275 East Ferry avenue. Mrs.
Sarah Miller and Mrs. J. Sobel are in
charge of the affair.

Musical Show at Lafayette.

A musical show of acknowledged
pre-eminence, "Castles in the Air,"
after its great run at the Olympic
Theater, Chicago, has gone on tour
intact and its itinerary will take it to
the Shubert Lafayette Theater on
Sunday, Nov. 7. Topping the organ-
ization are Donald Brian, Roy Crop-
per and Virginia O'Brien, with such
able coadjutors as Walter Law, Gene-
vieve McCormick, John T. Dwyer,
Betty Marvin, Dorothy Wilkins, Jo-
seph Granby, Benedict MacQuarie,
George A. Weller, John Ehrle, Cecil
Buttereld, J. harry Jenkins and An-
toinette Mack.
"Castles In the Air" tells the story
of a youthful love affair as sweet as
a valentine, yet strong with the ex-
hilaration of youth. Over all floats
the seductive melodies of Percy Wen-
rick and the dancing of • mad-paced
chorus under the charge of John
Koeba Girls.
Boyle. The libretto is the work of
A meeting of the Koeba Girls was Raymond W. Peck.
held Tuesday evening, Oct. 26, at the
home of Miss Bessie Gedrich, 2227
West Euclid avenue. The following "Seventh Heaven" at Bonstelle.
are charter members of the club: The
The attraction now being given by
Misses Frances Bagdade, Celia Bloom,
Betty Fertell, Bessie Gedrich, Clara the Bonstelle Players at the Bonstelle
Mellman, Rose Mellman, Betty Solo- Playhouse, Detroit, is "Seventh Heav-
mon, Fannie Solomon and Ann Sut- en," the vigorous and exciting love-
kin. Miss Clara Mellman of 1605 drama which ran for over 700 nights
West Euclid avenue will be hostess at the Booth Theater, New York,
with Ilelen Menken starred.
at the next meeting.
Added to the other elements that
have made friends for John Golden
Ased.Ed-Den Sorority.
Miss Bee Wasserman of 410 Med- plays, "Seventh Heaven" has thrills
bury avenue was hostess at the last and heart throbs reminiscent of
meeting of the Ased-Ed-Den Sorority "Madame X" and "The Two Or-
on Monday, Nov. 1. The Hallowe'en phans." While depicting situations
party held Saturday, Oct. 30, at the in the alums of Paris with the sewer
home of Miss Minnie Pittman, Ford- rat, the thief, the street-washer, the
son, was reported a huge success. absinthe addict and the terror-strick-
Plans are under way for an open en girl, the love-drama is intensely
meeting which is to take place Sun- human, wholesome and pathetic.
day, Nov. 21.
"Seventh Heaven" is particularly
The next meeting will be held at appropriate for presentation at this
Briggs Restaurant. After the meet- season—the anniversary of the dec-
ing the girls will attend a bowling laration of the Armistice—and it is
party at the Recreation Building.
a play that will give the Bonstelle
company unusual opportunity to dis-
play their talents.
A. B. C. Girls.
A meeting of the A. B. C. Girls
was held at the home of Miss Helen
Diem of 7434 Michigan avenue. A
Hallowe'en party was given on Sun-
day, Oct. 31, at the home of Miss
Sarah Sprague of 6933 St. John
street. The Misses Sylvia and Ger-

A regular business meeting of the
Time Kai Pistis Sorority was held
at the home of Miss Florence Rott-
man of 5080 Daily avenue. A Hal-
lowe'en masquerade party was held
at the home of Miss Ethel Kulick on
and Samuel Weiner.
Saturday night, Oct. 30. An open
meeting was discussed, but no defi-
Sigma Alpha Chi Fraternity.
nite date has been set. The next reg-
A meeting of the Sigma Alpha Chi
ular meeting will be held at the home
Fraternity was held on Oct. 31 at the of Miss Rose Goodman of 4515 West
new synagogue on Humphrey and Warren avenue.
Holmur avenues. Plans for an open
meeting to take place in the near fu-
Kadimah Girls Club.
ture were discussed, the time and
The committee in charge of the
place to be announced later. An en-
fifth annual dance to be given by the
tertainment committee was appoint- Kadimah Girls Club includes the fol-
ed by the president, consisting of the lowing: Isabelle Goldman, Lillian
following: Harry Millman, chair- Soloman and Kate Horwitz. The
man; Sam Rothenberg, Abe Zitomer
dance is to be held at the Fort Wayne
' and Ben Weintrob.
A board of di- Hotel Sunday, Dec. 6. Finzel's Or-
rectors was elected by the members
chestra will furnish the music. Tick-
of the club as follows: Harry Thurs- ets can be obtained from members of
well, chairman; Max Derin, Morris the club or by calling Isabelle Gold-
Fish, Harry Millman and Morris man, Arlington 2531-M.
Thome. The next meeting will be
Mrs. S. Moscow will entertain the
held on Sunday, Nov. 7, at 2 p. m. club at her home on Nov. 9.
trude Zimmerman were accepted as
All members are urged to attend.
members.

Ocean Girls.

The last meeting of the Ocean
Girls Club was held at the home of
Mrs. Jack Taub of 2535 Buena Vista
avenue, The card party and raffle
to be held at the Palmetto on Sun-
day, Nov. 7, from 2 to 5 p. m., was
discussed.

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Eastern Star, will hold a regular busi-
ness meeting on Monday, Nov. 8, at
8 p. rn. On Wednesday, Nov. 24,
Purity Chapter will give a luncheon
and card party at the Foodrraft Shop
in the Metropolitan Building, at 12
o'clock sharp. Tickets may be se-
cured from members of the enter-
tainment committee or from the of-

ficers. Prizes will be awarded at
each table. Members and friends are

invited to attend.

Alma Girls.
A social meeting of the Alma Girls
was held at the home of Miss Esther
Sirit of Glynn court. Miss Ruth

Arons of Cameron avenue will be
hostess at the meeting of Nov. 8.

Alpha Lambda Kappa.

The Alpha Lambda Kappa Fra-
ternity is planning a hayride party
and weinie roast, to take place this
month. The organization hopes to
reach its membership quota very
soon. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Benjamin Berlin of
13217 Lincoln avenue, Highland
Park.

Phiota Delta Sorority.

The regular business meeting of
the l'hiota Delta Sorority was held
at the home of the Misses Goldye and
Rose Abromovitch, 515 East Phila-
delphia avenue, on Tuesday evening,
Nov. 2. The Hallowe'en party, held
on Sunday evening, Oct. 31, was re-
ported a great success. Miss Ann
Berger of 70 Mt. Vernon avenue will
be hostess at the next meeting, to be
Beta Rho Delta.
Thursday evening, Oct. 28, the held on Tuesday evening, Nov. 9.
Beta Rho Delta Sorority elected new
Ladies Free Loan Association.
officers for the following term. Chair-
The Detroit Hebrew Ladies Free
man, Miss E. Dolore Gordon; vice-
chairman, Miss E. Horowitz; record- Loan Association will give a dance
ing secretary, Miss D. Goren; finan- on Nov. 14 at the Hotel Statler. }In-
cial secretary, bliss Z. Gantz. The ners Orchestra has been engaged to OM
various committees will be appointed furnish the dance music and a mu-
by the new chairman at the next sical program is being planned. Mrs.
meeting. A mask Hallowe'en party E. Halley, Mrs. II. Becker, Mrs. S.
will be held Nov. 6 at the home of Smith and Mrs. Radner are in charge
Miss Dora Goren, 6410 Ironwood of arrangements. The public is urged
avenue. Each member is to bring to attend. On Wednesday evening,
Nov. 10, Rabbi Ashinsky will address
friends.
a meeting at the Emanuel Synagogue, I
Taylor and Wilson avenues. Mem-
Blossoms of Zion.
The last meeting of the Blossoms bers and their friends are requested I
of Zion was held at the home of Eve- to be present.
lyn Kunin, 1217 West Philadelphia
avenue. The candy sale recently con-
ducted by the organization was re-

Athena Girls Clu6.
Miss Florence Horwitz was hostess ported a success. The following of-
at the last regular business meeting ficers were elected for the ensuing
I of the Athena Girls Club, which was year: Dorothy
Selik, president;
held at 2669 Glendale avenue. The Sadie Shur, vice-president; Lenore
dinner-dance, which was held at the Markson, secretary; Ruth Rabinowitz,
Pirate Ship on Sunday, Oct. 31, was treasurer, and Cyrille Schwartz, cor-
reported a success. Covers were laid responding secretary. All girls be-
for 50 guests. The table was beau. tween the ages of 12 and 15 who are
Wally decorated in Hallowe'en col- interested are requested to attend the
ors. The organization is sponsoring next meeting, which will be held at
• bridge and raffle to take place Sun- the home of Ruth Rabinowitz of 8422
day afternoon, Nov. 21, at the Pal- LaSalle boulevard. For further in- .
. metto liotel. Prizes will be award- formation, call Cyrille Schwartz,
s ed at each table and refreshments Garfield 5346-J.
will be served. Tickets may be se-
cured from any of the members. The
Alpha Tau Fraternity.
club will hold a dinner at the Oriental
The last meeting of the Alpha Tau
Cafe to be followed by ■ theater Fraternity was held at 31 Melbourne
party at the Bonstelle Playhouse, on avenue on Monday, Oct. 25. The
Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday, Nov. program committee has arranged for
24. The next regular business meet- open forum meetings to be held
. ing will be held Tuesday, Nov. 9, at monthly. Doctor Dixon of the De-
the home of Miss Gertrude Bernstein, troit Board of Health, the first speak-
11476 Pingree avenue.
er, discussed social hygiene. Fred
M. Flatlet will speak at the next open
Delwin Isaac Aid Society.
forum meeting to be held the latter
The last meeting of the Mold part of November. Abe Glist and
Isaac Aid Society was held at the Toppy Toporowsky addressed the
I borne of Samuel Agree of 2461 Glynn members on athletics and social work.
court. Officers for the coming year The fraternity is sponsoring a basket.
were elected, as follows: Harry L ball team and desires to compete with
I Lieberman, president; Mrs. Lena Zat- other teams in the city. The team is
kin, vice-president; Mrs. Aaron now entered in the Jewish Welfare
I Agree, secretary, and Paul Hoffman, League. Frank Iler of the U. of D.
treasurer. The new officers will be will assist in coaching the team. A
installed at the banquet, which is gymnasium class will be held Friday
I held annually during Chanukah. Iti evenings at the Sherrard Intermedi-
is the aim of this society, which was ate School from 8 to 9:30. There
♦ formed immediately after the death are six vacancies in the organization.

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given Sunday, Dec. 5, is being plan-
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of Congregation Emanuel.

Honor Roll:
Following is an additional list of
students on the honor roll in the reel-
ous Bible classes: Miss J. Ashinsky's
class, Charles Newman, Connlie Ro
withal, Edward Taub and Freda
Greenbaum; Miss E. Ashinsky's class,
Morris Simons, Sadie Karbal and Jes-

sie Newman; Miss A. F. Finkelstein's,
Nathaniel Canvasser, Blanche Pearl,.
Irving Goldman, Harriet Rosenthal,
Albert Newman and Evelyn Shoren-1
aky; E. A. Rosenthal's, Edna Roth-
man; Miss B. Milkovsky's, Millie I
Shuggerman, I'auline Weine, Howard •

Finsilver and Arabelle Levenson;
Miss M. Newman's, Jerome Arta,
Gerson Barris, Sophie Shuggerman,
Oscar Cohen; Miss IL Rosenthal's,

Flora Berkman, Bessie Astrobe and
Edward Finesefoer.

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