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Fraternal and
Club Notes
WHO? ZEIRE ZION
WHAT? DANCE
WHERE? PHILADELPHIA-BYRON
MUSIC? STONE'S SYNCOPATORS
Junior B'nai B'rith.
The Junior B'nai B'rith is complet•
ing plans for its first social function.
Miss Beatrice Rader, chairman of the
dance committee, is endeavoring to
make this affair the outstanding so-
cial enterprise of the season. Bea-
trice Rader, AI Lewis and I. Sol Ro-
SellInall were among the members
that procured the greatest amount of
advertising matter for the dance pro-
gram. Winifred Raney, the well-
known Grinnell Bros. pianist, will
render some novel and unusual solos.
Bill Lankin's Serenaders of radio
fame will furnish the music, while
the reception committee will see to it
that everyone has a good time. An
, invitation is extended to those wish-
, ing to become acquainted with the
members of the Junior B'nai B'rith
' and their work to attend the first an-
nual ball to he given Sunday, Dec.
• 19, at the B'nai B'rith Community
Center, 275 East Ferry avenue. Ad-
mission is 75 cents and tickets are
obtainable either from members or
at the door. Dancing starts promptly
at 9 o'cloCk.
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Phiot• Delta ■ Sorority.
Season's Greetings to All My Jewish
Friends and Customers.
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Auxiliary H•shachar Camp.
A special meeting of the Ladies
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= ning last at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Newman. All members who still have
= tickets for the ball and luncheon
which were given recently are re-
= quested to turn them in at the next
meeting on Wednesday evening at
Congregation Emanuel. I. Less was
= chairman of the luncheon given by
= the auxiliary and Hashachar Camp in
IS honor of Rabbi Ashinsky.
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Tau Tau Gamma.
The weekly meeting of the Tau
Tau Gamma Sorority will be held
Tuesday evening, Dec. 21, at t h e
home ,if Miss Mary Sinimon of Ila
zelwood avenue. As this is to be an
open meeting, a delightful program
has been planned am ,. many guests
have been invited.
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Much interest is being shown in the
literature class, which meets every 1 _ 1 9556
Monday evening under the supervi-
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the City of Detroit. There are still
a few in the class and all
young men interested in literature
are invited to attend on Monday eve-
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At the regular meeting Sunday aft-
ernoon at 4 p. in., at 89 Rowena
street, important matters relative to
the welfare of the "Y" will he dis-
cussed. The first nominations for of-
firers for the coming year will also
be held at this meeting.
GRAND RAPIDS SCHOOL
CELEBRATES CHANUKAH
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IN MEMORIAM
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Season's Greetings to All My Jewish
Friends and Patrons.
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Harry Ballard
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The Hebrew School of Grand Rap- I
ids, an adjunct of the Synagogue of
Congregation B'nai Israel, in charge
of Jude 1,. Wise, produced an inter- 1
esting play, "Ilancha In America,"
at the auditorium of the school build- ,
ing on Sunday, Dec. 12, following the I
Feast of Chanukah.
Among the performers of the play
were the following: Miss Mollie
Laevin, as honcho; Miss Fannie I
Markham, Miss Eva Belkin, Miss Bar•I
barn Helfenbein, !ferry Greenfield
end Bernard Fine of the advanced
classes of the Ilebrew School.
Dr. Nachman Heller, the well-
known scholar and author, who ha s
been sojourning in Detroit for the
last few months, visited Grand Rap-
ids as the guest of Rev. Enoch Hoch-
berg, minister of Ahavath Achim
Synagogue, and delivered a series of
addresses at the synagogues and the
Ilebrew School.
In loving memory of our dear son
and brother, Maxwell Goldberg, who
passed away three years ago, Dec. 17,
1923.
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You yrIll doers be remembered
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GYMNASTIC, HYDRO-THERAPY, MASSAGE
GREETINGS
In loving memory of our (leer fa-
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away 15 years ago, Dec. 22.
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Arrangements are also being made
to hold the forthcoming winter car-
nival dance of the "V" at the Fort
Wayne Hotel, on Sunday craning,
Feb. 6. The committee in charge
promises to make this litrair an out-
standing one of the reason.
Alpha Tau Fraternity.
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Board Meeting:
A board meeting of the ladies
Auxiliary of Congregation Emanuel
was held at the home of Mrs. Eli
Sachse. The next meeting of the
auxiliary will be held :Monday, Dee.
20, at the synagogue. A delightful
program has been arranged and the
public is invited to attend.
The last reguilar eetin
mg of the
Alpha T au
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Rowenaa
street, when
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arrangements were completed for the
-winter frolic to be given Jan. 23
mid-winter
at the Hotel Taller Roof Garden.
Samuel Korby has been chosen gen-
eral chairman. William Edelstein was
appointed the custodian of property
and Mike Engelman master-at-arms.
Short talks on subjects pertaining to
education were given at the last
meeting by Samuel Lankin, Joseph
Raskin and Benjamin Solomon. At
the next meeting to be held Dec. 20 at
89 Rowena street, a debate will be
given on the subject, "Do Athletics
' Mix in a Socially Inclined Organize-
0 ;i on. . William Katz and AI Taylor
will uphold the negative end Samuel
af-
firmative. The next open meeting
will take place the first Sunday in
: January. The fraternity basketball
team is very active. On Dec. 21 the
fraternity will play the 1,a-De-Da
team at the Shaarey Zedek gym-
nasium.
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Card Party:
I'rizes donated by Mrs. Samuel Ka-
VaTiU and Mrs. J. P. Rosenthal were
'riven at the card party which was
held at the home of Mrs. Herman
Fisher.
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hard victory over the La-De-Da
buys, with the score of III to 15. A
second team is being organized and
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all applicants for that team are re-
quested to attend practice at the
Hutchins School, Wilson and Glad-
stone AVuO., every Thursday evening.
Arrangements are also being made
whereby the basket ball teams will
practice at a private gymnasium un-
der the supervision of a prominent •
college coach.
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Chanukah Program:
Through the efforts of Mrs. Ralph
Paul, chairman of the entertainment
committee, the children of the Sun-
day School classes of Congregation
Emanuel enjoyed a delightful after-
noon on Sunday, Nov. 28. Mrs. Paul,
assisted by Mrs. Hannah Horwitz,
distributed toys and boxes of candy
to the pupils. Each child also re-
ceived a candelabra and a box of
Chanukah candles.
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of the United Hebrew Schools will
hold
hold election of officers at the meet-
ing of Dec. 21 at the Philadelphia-
Byron Talmud Torah. All members
are requested to attend this meeting.
Plans were discussed for the annual
luncheon and card party to take place
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 5, at the
= Philadelphia-Byron Talmud Torah.
E Mrs. Jacob Silverstein has been
= chosen chairman of the affair and is
= being assisted by Mesdames Celia
= Brody, Samuel Busker, C. L. Can-
= vasser and Lena Reifler. Mrs. Sam-
= uel Kaltis chairman of the refresh-
ment committee and Mrs. Harry
EV Goldberg is in charge of tickets.
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Haggott comes to Detroit with Perry Gartley to join the Willys•Overland
sales force here. Haggott will be in charge of retail operations of the
Detroit branch. Clarke, who has been general manager of this teal-
tory, leaves to join the general executive sales staff in Toledo.
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Honor Roll:
The following students in the verb
ous Bible classes of Congregation
Emanuel have been added to the
honor roll: Miss Judith Ashinsky's
class, Elmer Ellias and Conalie Ro-
The last regular business meeting senthal; Miss Ann Finkelstein's, Abe
of the Phiota Delta Sorority was held Belton, Evelyn Greenberg, Irving
I at the hone of Miss Lillian Goldman Goldman, Lilly Small, Pauline Barn-
on Tuesday tine.Dec. 14. Plans hol, Blanche Pearl, Loretta Pearl,
hike for Sunday,
I were made for
Bessie Solomon and Nathaniel Can-
Dec. 18. Miss Mildred Katz of 920 vasser; Miss Betty Milkowsky's, Paul.
'Melbourne avenue will be hostess at int. Weiner and Howard Finesilver;
I the next meeting, to be held on Tues- Irving Rosenthal's, Ruth Lepsky and
• day evening, Dec. 21.
Seymour Rosenberg; Miss Mary New-
man's, Jerome Arfa, Oscar Cohen,
Kadimah Girls Club.
Bertram Berry, Gerson Berrie, Myron
A regular meeting of the hadimah Durkin, Malcolm Levenson, Edith
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Girls Club was held at the home of Weiner, Sophie Shugerman, Hermina
!Miss Minnie Willis, 2470 Gladstone Stone, Wilburt Greenberg, Delphine
I avenue. Arrangements are being Barron and Gertrude Pergerson; Miss
n e t for e bridge and raffle to be Golda Greenbaum's, Florence Albert,
held at the Savoy Hotel the early James Stone and Florence Rosner;
O part of February. The next meeting Ming Goldman's, Roslyn Arfa, Sadelle
, will be held at the home of Miss Rosa- Golden and Seymour Kaptansky;
0: lind Frank, 3779 Lawrence avenue, Miss B. Kosogled and Miss S. Step-
neon Dec. 21.
berg, Harriet Baron and Lucille Ka-
League U. H. S.
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Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority.
The hostess at the last meeting of
the Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority, held
on Tuesday, Dec. 14, was Miss Belle
Wuntner of 8824 Linwood avenue.
All reports on the raffle have been
turned in and the club now hopes to
resume its charily stork. New mem-
bers of the sorority will be initiated
on Sunday afternoon. The next meet.
ing will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 21,
at the home of Miss Pearl Gilberg.
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Membership:
From present indications, the goal ,
of "500 members before Jan. 1," set
by the membership committee of
Junior Hadassah, promises to go over
the top. The blue team, headed by
Miss Henrietta Berger of 8612 Jos.
Campau avenue, and the white team,
headed by Miss Bess Lerman of 9379
Ravenwood avenue, are doing their I
utmost to reach every young woman
eligible to join. If you have not been
reached, please send your name to I
either of the above. During the ab-
sence of Miss Ethel Steinberg, gen-
eral chairman of the membership
committee, Miss Henrietta Berger is
Miss Berger may
acting chairman.
be reached by calling Empire 2588.
Formal Dacca:
The Senior and Junior Hadassah
joint formal dance has been planned
for Jan. 23 and will be held at the
Hotel Statler. Rubenstein - Paster.
nacki Orchestra has been engaged for
the evening. The Misses Elizabeth
Glacier and Rhea Harris are co-chair
men for the Junior Hadassah and
Mrs. Abraham Cooper is general
chairman of the affair. Tickets may
be secured from members of either
organization.
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