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as chief elder. Two prosper- senzweig, A. 13. Stroller, J. P. Rosen- (
accompanied Manny IOW i1 I,
ya been seCUrrai. Regular meetings kin, pianist,
are held the second Monday of the Lesh, vocalist. Lewis' Snappy Sere- five pledgees were presented and will thal, Eihoird Stein, II. St rub, Louis
first degree at the next Toult, II. NIoss, Charles Marks and
month. I. urther details will ■■ .. an- finders, assisted by Billy Lankin and receive their
nounced in the very near future. The Dave Stellin, saxophonist, provided meeting, which will be held at 275 B. Meisner.
The second board meeting took
Oceinit. roast
membership of this Chapter is open to dance music after the meeting. The Fast Ferry avenue. A
entire program was secured through I will be held at the fraternity cottage place Thursday evening, Dec. 2, at
11
over
.
oll Jewish young men 11101 W01111
'at Long Lake, further details of the home of Mrs. Eli Sachs., 152S
the ages of 21 and IN, respectively; a the e IT or ts of Sol Rosen:min.
Virginia park.
The intellectual advancement corn- 1 which will be announced later.
special invitation to join the junior
Northwestern Junior League.
chapter is extended to the younger' mittee is in charge of the program .
Phioi ■ Delta Sorority.
Philomathic Debating Club.
The lust meeting of the Northwes - niarried set. A vigorous membership for Tuesday next, which will include',
The bunco and bridge party given
!
A series of book reviews given by at the home of Miss Ida Butensky,
. n Junior League was held on Mot - campaign is now in progress and any- a discussion by Sol Rosenman on
in should emu- 1"Defects In Our Modern Educational - int:niliers of the organization featured 2.168 Gladstone avenue, by the Phiota
d ay evening at the home of Miss one desiring to
Kalt, California
aVellUt municate with the recording secretary, I System," followed by Sam Charfoos,
program at the last meeting of Delta Sorority on 'Tuesday evening,
Shirley
," Philoniathic Debating Club, which Nov, 23, Was reported a huge succes , .
Plans were made for a pancake party 51iss Ruth Margolin, 1903 Virginia 1 ":11y Conception of the Evolutional
o ff or,,,d by I NV
'Theory." Rebuttal will be
t take place on Monday eVenint.., park, Cal:field 4012-R.
was held on Sunday evening at t he Prizes were given to Misses Ann Iier-
! the club, after which entertainment, Little Theater of the I. 15i. II.
Dec. 6, for members find the r
ger and Helen Newnian. Plans are
, will be presented.
Women's League U. H. S.
clubhouse. Those who participated being made for a grab bag party
friends.
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The Northwestern Women's league'
, were Irvin Rosenthal, ISIIIIC Green- which will he held in the very near
Auxiliary B'nai B'rith.
Alpha Tau Fraternity.
: berg, Leslie IlaracotT, Harold Koretz, future. The last regular business
of the United Hebrew Schools held '
The last meeting of the Alpha Tau a meeting at the Philielelphia•Byron
A special meeting of the Ladie s I Ira Stolle and Albert Silber. Robert Meeting, WIlli field 111 the home of Nliss
raternity
was
held
at
89
Rowena
F
Anne Goodm a a n, 18477 NH. Elliott
Talmud Torah, at which time officers 1 Auxiliary of li'nai ICrith will be held 11.
treet. Miss Broadbridge spoke on were norninate•I for the COming year. at the cominunity center, 275 East .iernstein
acted
as critic.
programwhich
will i n- aVenue, on Tuesday evening, Nov. 30.
JewishP"gr
particularly
the advantages of hearing Wanlell As there will I 110 meeting on Dec. Ferry avenue, on Monday evening, l emoe
speeches on topics parti
1 A je""
Dec. 6. for
As the
nomination
Delorian Club.
L awes of Sing Sing prison at Or- 7, elections hate been postponed un- , Hikers
coming and
year election
will be of
interesting to Jews will be held at the
hie. met The members of the Delornin Club
, next meeting of the PhilomatMax
c hestra Ilall on Dec. 2. An invita- til the week following.
ional
open
meeting
is
planned
fur
is
necessary
that
every
p
Those
who
will
participate
Cr:
at
the
home
of Miss Golda Davis
'
held,
it
t
Mein- !
—
No ap-
January.
her attend (II 1111'01111Z, It'f ril sh umits lliarahal, Samuel Kelltna n, Nathan 011 Sunday afternoon, Nov. 28. Miss
Auxili•ry El•shachar Camp.
t he first week
ac
Schwartz,
ineations
for
membership
will
be
,
Isadore
liantz,
Oscar
Eda
Greenburg
gave
an interesting
l
I Shur
The Ladies Auxiliary of Ihishachar will be ,ioni ,i•i•
Albert Williams, Nlax Sill1011 11101 talk upon the life of Bach. This 7
cepted until the new term in April. (lamp, Order Sons of Zion, wishes to
the
next
meeting
uniforms
will
e'
Baby
Day
Nursery.
an open diseussi on o f
At
' Henry Thuniin.
thank the Committees and patrons
be presented to members of the bas•
All members of the Detroit Hebrew
subject by the members. Refresh-
who helped to make the dance give!,
I
Emanuel.
ketball team. The fraternity le11111
Nov. 28, a Ladies Bally Day Nursery are re-
Sisterhood Temple
merits We're aerned, followed by a so-
at the Hotel Staler on
will play the Nowak Clothiers twain
■ 111e•Stell Ill mail their correct names
'Die first meeting of !he newly re- cial hour.
,UlTeSS.
of Toledo during Christmas week.
and addresses to the IllaSety, 515 , organized Sisterhi oo
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l of Congregation
net
I'lans are being completed for a mid-
Canfield avenue, so that the
Alpha Beta Gamma.
•I • s held Mondry' afternoon ,
Junior B'nai B'rith.
winter frolic to be held at the Hotel
financial
seeretary
may
have A eon. F
The Alpha Bet:I Gamma Sorority
the
synagogue.
The
e
,
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„
,
NOV.
15,
at
So-
,
The last meeting of the Junior oii-
Toiler Roof Garden on Jan. 23,
1- 1iiis i s very impor- nweting was opened with a Bible held its bast meeting at the home of
of Wnai Writh was held at the reei mailing.. ost.
1927. Morris Medow has been ciety
community center, 275 East Ferry tart :mil members are urged to coot
by Mrs. Barney Albert. A Miss Belle Wuntner l)t. N824 Linwood
chosen general chairman of the af-
30. ply with this roiliest immediately.
Chanukah talk was given byMN. avenue on Monday, Nov. 20. The
fair. The "William Edelstein Class" aventit•, Tuesday evening, Nov.
Morse
M.
Cohen and an address by members of the sorority and their
5 at 1.30 NliN Beatrice Rader, chairman of the
Lechem Aniymi Society.
will be initiated on
were followed guests were entertained by Jules
Rabbi Ashinsky, which were
p. m. at 89 Rowena street. The fol dance committee, reported that a
A regular meeting of the Detroit
a pleasant social hour in charge Jewels orchestra, who performed a
lowing initiates are requested to be large number of tickets had been sold 1 echem Anivim Society will be held
very interesting and snappy program.
0 . Mrs. A. : "
:
present: Irwin 51oehler, Joseph Katz, for the dance to take place Sunday, Wednesday, Dec. 11, at N p. in., at the
Mrs. Eli Sachse, president of the The winner of the luncheon set rat-
developments Holbrook Synagogue, Holhrook and
Further
19.
Samuel Laskin, Mike Engelman, Ir- Dec.
Beauhien streets. All members and sisterhood, announced that the fol- fled by the club was picked. On Nov.
win Toppy, Leo Yeszin, Samuel Sil- showed that Al Lewis and Sol Rosen-
. lowing have been appointed to serve 21 a personal shower was given by
verberg, John Wienberg and Max man were among the keenest coot- prospective members are urged to a,- as board of directors: NIrs. A. NI. the sorority for Miss Adele Hartstein,
The last board of director's Ashinsky honorary member; 51es- a member of the sorority and a bride.-
dinner dance will be petitors in the advertisement matter- tend
Stollberg.
ome o f m rs.
given on Dec. 12 in honor of the getting for the dance program contest, mee ti ng was h em at t h e h
dames Oscar Schiller, William Jii- elect of Dec. 19. Miss Harstein re-
261 Owen avenue. Matters of
accepted initiates. The next regular Judge Frank Nlurphy was unable to Geller,
importance were discussed. Miss F'. coby, Alex Barnett, Rachel Agree, ceived many lovely gifts, The hostess
meeting will be held Monday, Dec. appear, much to the regret of the
Geller
entertained
with
musical
selee-
Barney Albert, Herman Cohen, L. of the next meeting will be Miss
organization. Al Cutler gave several
6, at 89 Rowena street.
Freedman, J. Greenberg, J. Ilia- Madeline Silver If 1393'2 Woodrow
monologues, among which was "The
witch,
Samuel Havanau, Ralph Paul, Wilson avenue, to he held on Tues.
.
till'''
Shooting of Dangerous Dan McGrue."
Junior Baby Day Nursery.
A. Leach, 51. Rosenzweig, Edith No- day, Dec. 7.
A meeting of the board of the junior The Misses Karouse, accompanied by
Zeire Zion Organization.
chapter of the Hebrew Baby Day Miss Cohen on the piano, rendered
Celebrating the first issue of the
Nursery will be held on Monday eve- vocal solos and duets. Betty Free- weekly publication, I. ar n Folk, the
sing, Dec. 6, at the home of Miss Belle man sang several unusual selections. Zeire Zion Organization of Detroit
Silberblatt, 1627 Collingwood avenue. Esther Engel, elocutionist,
recited
Lan- held a banquet at 31 Melbourne. e COM-
Wi lli am
nue on Sunday, Nov. 28, and had as
A permanent meeting place has not "In the Usual Way."
its guest Dr. David Rebelsky, na-
tional chairman of the Zeire Zion
of America. The executive chair-
man of the local chapter, 13ezalel
Lerman, introduced Ed. Franzblau as
chairman of the evening. Greetings
to the weekly were extended by Dr.
Rosenberg, assistant principal of the
U nited Hebrew Schools; Mr. Schnitz,
in the name of the Ilashachar; Mr..
Lerman, in the name of the Zeire
Zion; and Abe Lachovitzky, in the
name of the Jewish National Fund.
The principal speaker of the evening
was Dr. David Rebelsky, who outlined
the history of the &ire Zion Ilitach.
Participating in the musical
.
duth.
.
program were: II. II. ( Ohell, sage r o f
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and Zigfried Creenherg of
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ll accompanied by Mr. Chessin,
selections were
A pianist. Several pr
rendered by hiss Raskin and Mr.
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Shpargul. NIr.
cheat reader, and Charles Shook, of
the Zeire Zion, entertained. The
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Novelty Trio also rendered several
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selections. The 0'011111g was called to
a close with the Zeire Zion Choir sing-
ing Hatikvah. Sunday, Dee. 5, at 9
a. m, all members will assemble at
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530 ketli1W01111 aVellUe to participate
5 0' in the National Fund flag day. For
those who cannot come Sunday morn-
a committee will be at 31 Mel-
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to
bourne11VellUe SUNNI:1y ingot
&
furnish instructions. The Zeire Zion
l ip ifI: 1,
held
Saturday,
Dee.
18,
d a nce Will 11e
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g at Byron and Philadelphia. Stone's
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will plop'.
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Auxiliary Free Loan Association.
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The Ladies Auxiliary of the Free
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5 LOIN Association of the Ahavath
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FA' Achim Synagogue will hold its third
5 iinnual bazaar and package party on
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5 SlIllday, Dee. 5, at the synagogue,
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✓ D..trnar and Westminster streets.
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Members and their friends are urged
110 admission
to attend. There
— is
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When it looks as though it were
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charge. Mrs. 1111V10 Goose, presiaent
a part of you—when it draws
of the auxiliary, is in charge of the
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the appreciative comment of
affair.
friends—when it gives you a
feeling of satisfaction to wear it
Tau Sigma Epsilon.
—that's style such as only
The first dance given by the Tau
/ Sigma Epsilon Sorority, held at the
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A Gotham Hotel Nov. 24, was reported
a huge success. The next meeting
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• be held at the home of the Misses
will
,
'
A Helen and Grace Shaw, 259:1 Drexel
/ . avenue. A hike is being planned to
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;II house, 275 East Ferry avenue, was
the presentation of the Upsilon
charm, which wan presented by Frank
Weiner, resident member of the na-
tional extension committee. Albert
Tucker was selected as the ideal
Enter of the chapter. The pledgees
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Club." Oscar Swartz wu chosen

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laws and by-laws of the fiatesnity.
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