PLEDemonAiiisntAROXICIAI PAGE TWO I PICTURE OF EUROPEAN MAKE IS COMING TO THE BROADWAY-STRAND I •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■• woo ■■ ■■■■ ma 0 0 0 cussed for a hay-ride party to be 0 given in the very near future, the date of which will be announced in a future edition of The Detroit Jew- us / "Slums of Berlin" (Die Verrufenen) is the first general picture sent ish Chronicle. Miss Ida Jaffe was hostess at the last meeting, on Wed- from Germany. It is said to be "The Miracle Man" of imported pictures nesday evening, Nov. 17. Rrafcrmil nub Club Notes I II THE GREATER SEASON DANCE WHERE s. YOU YOU DINE J Chinese and American No Cover Charge & p $ Any Time spoke were: Nathan Shur, whose V Food Sigma Delta Pi. topic was "Cartooning as a Voca- , tion;" Harold Koretz, who gave a re- The last meeting of the Sigma view of "Gargantua and Pantagruel,' Delta Pi Sorority was held at the Dancing to the Orchestra, Which is Conceded a book written by Francis Rabelais; home of Miss Flora Silbert of 28n I Henry Thumin, on "Finances;" Rob- Monterey avenue, Nov. 14. Plans to Offer the Finest Entertainment and Dance Rythm ert Bernstein, on "Aviation ;" Max for the informal dinner-dance to be t Simon, on "The Eve of Revolution;" given Nov. 27 at the Palmetto Hotel at the home of Miss Avis Rice, 3318 Max Barahal, on "Russian Litera- were completed, according to the Calvert avenue. ture," and Howard Berger, whose c ommittee, consisting of Miss Mil- subject was "The Rubber Industry." dred Sunday and the Misses Ethel Orean Girls Club. I Simon Stier, an alumnus of the or- and Blanche Michelman. Tickets may "HOTTER THAN SUNSHINE" The Nov. 11 meeting of the Ocean ganization, acted as critic. be secured from Miss Mildred Sun- Girls Club was held at the home of The program at the next meeting day of 1132 Virginia park or by call- Mrs. Harry Bauman, Englewood ave- of the Philomathic will include re- ing Northway 4429-M. Elaborate 6-8, 10-1 A. M. Daily — Saturday N oon nue. The Nov. 18 meeting was held views given by members of the club. preparations have been made to make at the home of the Misses Fannie and Those who will participate are: Isaac this an outstanding affair of the sea- Etta Biegel, 1417 West Euclid ave- Greenberg, Leslie Baracoff, Isadore son. Another feature of the evening nue. Gantz, Irwin Rosenthal, Max Shu- will be the presence of Miss Jesse biner, Albert Silber, Ira Stone and Bonstelle and all the members of her Philomathic Debating Club. Harold Kortz. This program promises company at the dance. The next The last meeting of the Philo- meeting will be held at the home of to be a very interesting one. mathic Debating Club was held on . 1a ile Book-Cadillac Hotel Miss Ruth Kirschbaum of 292 Elm- Sunday evening, Nov. 14, at the Lit- I Blossoms of Zion. hurst avenue, Nov. 21. DINNER 5-0° A SPECIAL tle Theater of the Y. W. 11. A. club- LUNCHEON. 65c. Opposite I r The last meeting of the Blossoms house. The program of the evening Fenkell Friendship Club. 10 of Zion was held at the home of Sadie ALMA IKIM.‘3015. Mihsiglis l was featured by a series of talks by Various social affairs are being Shur of 9019 Wilson avenue. Plans members of the organization upon were discussed for a party to be planned by the Fenkell Friendship topics of current interest. Those\who given at the home of Cyrille Schwartz Club for this season, the first of gh the leading role is said to resemble n the "V iety" type, althoufilm of 2208 Virginia park on Sunday , which will be a dance to be given on rather thain . arer great German oth Nov. 28. Girls between the ages of Friday evening, Dec. 3, at the Fen- Jann than Walter W. Kofeldt of Berlin, plenipotentiary extraordinary of the films, 12 and 15 who are interested in the kell Ballroom, located at the corner is in Detroit to arrange for the premiere of "Slums of Berlin," which opens club are invited to attend the next of Fenkell avenue and Dexter boule- engage- meeting, which will be held on Satur- vard. Billy Shooks Colored Orches- at the Broadway-Strand Theater Saturday, Nov. 20, for a limited engage- day, Nov. 20, at the home of Rose tra has been engaged to furnish the ment. Mr. Kofeldt says that he has long shared the published opinion of music. Other functions, such as Cohen of 1648 Pingree avenue. wienie roasts, hikes and parties, are President Coolidge and Will flays that the motion picture, being the most intimate influence in the lives of all people today, is the handmaiden of the also being planned for members and Time Kai Pistis Sorority. science of healing all ailments of men and nations. It was not until after Miss Ethel Kulick of 4238 Dix ave- their friends. The club, under th e witnessing the pre-view of "Slums of Berlin," while stationed in Central nue was hostess at the last business leadership of Ily Levy, its president, Europe as director-general of the Producers Distributing Corporation, that meeting of the Time Kai Pistis So- is rapidly progressing in all its un- Mr. Kofeldt was converted to importing exclusively foreign films for our use. rority on Nov. 15. Miss Gertrude dertakings. Meetings are held every Thursday Watson of 8943 Twelfth street was a guest. The bowling team has joined evening at 8:30 at the Fenkell Branch The first of these ro to take place a league. Miss Rattman will be hos of Temple Beth El, corner Fenkell were held for Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, who Sunday, Nov. 21, at the home of Mor- avenue and Dexter boulevard, and for many years led the activities of tess at the next meeting. the public is cordially invited to at- the organization. Mrs. David Zemon ris Botvinick at 8 p. m. Definite plans for the open meeting to be held tend the meetings and also partici- opened the meeting with the reading Gamma Tau Chi Sorority. some time in December have been The last regular meeting of the pate in all the good times given by of the ninetieth Psalm and was fol- formulated. The next meeting will Gamma Tau Chi Sorority was held the club. Applications for member- lowed by Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich, who be held Nov. 28, at 31 East Mel- Wednesday evennig, Nov. 10, at the ship will be given due consideration. read the resolutions drawn up to honor the memory of one of the or-lbourne avenue, at 3:30 p. m. home of Miss D. Baskin, 10272 Del- Beta Rho Delta. ganization's most sincere and ardent mar street. Election of officers was At the regular meeting of the Beta workers The resolutions were adopt- held and the following members were The installation of officers of the ed and are to be presented to the Rho Delta Sorority on Nov. 11, Miss elected: Miss E. Goldfarb, president; Hebrew Ladies Aid Society was held The Finest of Fresh Miss R. Berger, vice-president; Miss Minnie Fox was voted in as a new family of Mrs. Kaplan. on Sunday evening, Nov. 14, at the A rare treat was provided in the B. Kaplan, secretary, and Miss M. member. Plans were discussed for book review presented by Jewish Center, 31 Melourne avenue. Flowers for every occasion Horowitz, treasurer. The sorority is a raffle, which is to be given by the form of a The speaker for the evening was Al. Mrs. Morse Cohen, a talented active sorority, the proceeds to be turned looking forward to a very successful Miller. The evening was spent in winter with such able officers at the over to a needy family. Plans for member. "I Am a Woman and a dancing and refreshments were Jewess," by Leah Morton, was the head. Initiation of three new mem- this affair are to be completed at the served. bers, which was to be held Sunday, next meeting. The meeting of Nov. book and it was presented in a bril- A large card party will be given Nov. 14, was postponed on account 18 is to be an open one and both liant and most interesting manner by by the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society of rain. It will take place on Sun- members and guests will play bridge Mrs. Cohen. on Wednesday evening, Nov. 24, a t day, Nov. 21. The winner of the after the business meeting. the community house, 275 East Zedakah Club. 15-pound turkey that the sorority is Ferry avenue, in the gymnasium Liberal allowances for your old piano, player or phono- Sigma Alpha Chi. Plans are being completed for a room. The public is cordially invited raffling will be decided on Monday, The meeting of the Sigma Alpha musical and bridge-tea to be given by to attend and help make this card graph. Convenient terms if desired. Nov. 22, at the home of Miss E. W Club on ednesday, Browarny, 10268 Delmar street, at Chi Fraternity was held Sunday, Nov. the Zedkah a party a success. Admission is 50 the Hotel 14, at the new synagogue on Hum- 8:30 p. m. Special credit is given to Dec. 15, at 2 o'clock, at cents. Mrs. Sarah Miller and Mrs. 3445 GRAND RIVER AVE. Miss E. Browarny, who sold 100 phrey and Holmar streets. Plans Statler. All proceeds for charity. Ethel Sobel are in charge of the af- Grand Trumbull Market Mrs. Bessie Silberstein of 3209 tickets. She will receive a prize from were discussed for a raffle, to be held in the near future. A committee, in- Sturtevant avenue will be hostess at fair. Glendale 3620 the club the evening of the raffle. cluding II. Weingarden, M. Beerbohm the next meeting, Monday, Nov. 22. Shaarey Zedek Club. 8405 HAMILTON BLVD.. and E. Goldberg, was appointed to Gamma Rho Sorority. At the last meeting of the Shaarey Euclid•Hamilton Market take charge of the affair. Los Amigos. Zedek Club, on Nov. 14, the follow- in of the Gamma The last meet g Empire 5458 ing officers were elected: President, The last meeting of the Los Open Evenings Rho Sorority was held at the home Auxiliary Shaarey Zedek. Phone Randolph 1048 gos was held Sunday, N ov. 14, at the Milton Sorock; vice-president, Toba of Miss Anne Grossman, Ferry ave The meeting of the Ladies Auxil- DEXTER BOULEVARD nue, where plans were completed for iary of Shaarey Zedek of Nov. 8 at Jewish Center. A committee was Berman; secretary, Clara Hurwitz; At Burlingame be given Dec. 1 appointed to arrange monthly affairs keeper of the archives, Eiga Hersh- a Chanukah party o t b tracted the attendance of every one Arlington 6572 at the home of Betty Weisman, Elm of its members. Memorial services for the members and their friends. man; treasurer, Gertrude Cohn. The club is planning to give a Chanukah hurst avenue. Also plans were dis- program at the Detroit Hebrew Or- phans Home. Work is to be started on a paper as soon as possible. Mr. Moss and Mr. Weiss offered their services in helping to start the poper. Eta Beta Zeta Sorority. Miss Sis Goldsmith of 3284 Calvert avenue was hostess of the last meet- ing of the Eta Beta Zeta Sorority on Friday evening, Nov. 12. Bridge prize was awarded to Charlotte Read- 0 r Charles Fitzgerald and His Orchestra 10 d 0 Orient al Cafe I 1 219 Michigan Ave. 0 ii.■.■■■••■■■■■■■■■■■ OLIMMIMMIIMANIs4 ■ Now is the time for that new GRAND PIANO You need it in your new home to match surroundings and if you have an upright piano the value is grow- ing less every month. Let us show you some of our for Thanksgiving Special Values Till Thanksgiving. $615 745 850 900 700 $750 Crown, Mahogany (new) $875 Kroeger, Mahogany (new) $1000 Jesse French & Sons (new) $1050 Wissner, Mahogany (new) $990 Kurtzmann, Mahogany (used And others. The Marvin J. Higgins Flower Shop Detroit Music Co. 2030 WOODWARD AVENUE \W 1 " ' "" 1 / 4 0' / L'Allegro Girls. The last meeting of the L'Allegro Girls was held at the home of Miss Sally Kreidman, Wyoming avenue, on Tuesday evening, Nov. 10, at 8:30 p. in. It has been decided that the open meeting be held on Dec. 14 at the home of Miss Dorothy Talberg. A number of guests will be invited by the members of this club. A program ,hall be prepared by the social com- mittee. As Miss Sylvia Chapman was a guest for the evening, no new business was discussed. the next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Selma l'rag on Tuesday evening , Nov. 23 at 8 o'clock sharp. Here's the Reason Why We Are Kadimah Girls Club. A regular meeting of the Kadimah Girls club was held at the home of Miss Jeddie Weisberg, 4941 Vinewood avenue. The club is to hold a fifth annual dance on Sunday, Dec. 5, at the Fort Wayne hotel. Finzels or- chestra will furnish the music and The Misses Isabelle ■ entertainers. Goldman, Lillian Soloman and Kate Horvitz are in charge of the dance. Tickets can be obtained from mend -ices or at the door. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. A. C. Goldberg. are Our 3fain Floor Now Devoted to Display of Christmas Gifts W. W. G. C. The last meeting of the W. W. G. C. was held at the home of Miss M. Koenigsberg, 927 East Warren ave- nue, Tuesday evening, Nov. 16. The club has planned a hike for Sunday Nov. 21 at which time the initiation of Miss Clara Goodman, Miss Lela l'atterson and Miss Ann Wuntner will be held. Miss Shirley Mendelssohn of 1526 Lawrence avenue will be t he hostess at the next meeting, Tuesday evening, Nov. 23. \. DET ROIT'S \ LARGEST COAL DEALERS Because we sell the BEST QUALITY COAL and / SEMET-SOLVAY COKE at prices that are right / — and give thoroughly dependable service. Call Cherry 3860 , I T is obvious that America's most beautiful store should display the finest Christmas gifts possible. American and foreign marts are repre- sented in our tremendous assortments of the better types of furniture odd- ments, so desirable at Christmas time. 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ThZT.TO" CHERRY Blue Bird Girls. 3860 Miss Sally Alexander of 1169 Clair- mount avenue, was hostess at a meet- ing of the Blue Bird Girls on Tues- day, Nov. 18. Many favorable re- ports were given on the dance which will he given on Sunday, Nov. 21, at the Hotel Statler. All members are requested to attend the meeting of Nov. 23, at the home of Mrs. Leslie Mitchell, 2899 Glendale avenue as same will be • special meeting. Sigma Epsilon Sorority. Preparations have been completed for the Tau Sigma Epsilon's turkey tent, to he held Nov. 20, at the Hotel Gotham, Orchestra place and John R. street. Music will be furnished by Bill Potts orchestra of Chicago. Miss Grace Shaw is general chairman of the affair. Patrons and patronesses are Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Vivien, Mr. and Mrs. M. 1-eider and Mr. and Mrs. Salter. Tickets may he obtained from any member of the or- ganization or at the door the evening of the affair. 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