PIEDerRon;kwisn PAGE TWO ale .,Eraternut nub Club ;t tea e Season's Greetings From KLETT &CAIN 560 Michigan at Second Complete Line of High Grade Furniture Liberal Allowance Made on Your Old Furniture in Exchange for New. NAMtwkWinwlf 1 vta vl 4 7 ;SHERIFF NAMES HENRY WAGNER CHIEF TURNKEY \ Henry Wagner, chief turnkey at the county jail for the past four years under Sheriff George T. Walters, was committee; Albert Tucker, George Zedak ■ h Club. Axelrod, Ed Weiner, Benjamin Felo- The musical bridge-tea given at the witz, Jack Ketail, Max Klayman, Hotel Stotler on Wednesday, Dec. 15, Frank Weiner and Alfred Weiner, by the Zedakah Club was reported a general committee. Mr. Goldberg, a success. Members of the club wish member of the B'nai B'rith, addressed to thank all who attended. A get- together party was held at the home the members at their last regular of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Karbal of meeting. :3301 Webb avenue recently. There I will be no meeting on Monday, Jan. Auxiliary West Side Congregation. The Ladies Auxiliary of the West :3. Further announcements w be Side Austria-Hungarian Hebrew Con- given at a later date. gregation will hold its first installa- tion of officers on Saturday evening, Northwestern Women's League. A meeting of the Northwestern Jan. 1, at the B'nai Moshe Synagogue, Women's League of the United He- Garfield and Beaubien streets, at 8 brew Schools was held on Tuesday o'clock. Dancing will follow the in- evening, Dec. 28, at the Philadelphia- stallation ceremonies and all mem- Byron Talmud Torah. Rabbi A. Si. bers are urged to attend. Aahinsky of Congregation Emanuel delivered ten address on "Education." Junior Chapter, Baby Day Nursery. Officers for the ensuing year were The last meeting of the Junior Chapter of the Baby Day Nursery, elected at this meeting. — held in the ballroom of the Radnor Ad Libaetum. home, 8732 La Salle boulevard, Mon- HENRY WAGNER Miss Rose Aretchkin of I.anspearY day evening, Dec. 27, was largely at- road, Windsor, was hostess at theI tended. The entertaniment commit- re-appointed to that position by last meeting of the Ad Libaetum on tee presented a splendid program con- Sheriff-elect Edward F. Stein. Mr. Thursday evening. Miss Shirley I sisting of Miss Estelle Goldfarb, who Stein is a former sheriff of Wayne County, having served some years Richardson was chosen treasurer, to succeed Miss Rhoda Cohen. The the- played the uke sang; Frances Bilsky, who and played the Miss via- ago. He was prevailed upon by hun- s enter party, followed by dinner and li n, and two colored boys, who dreds of friends and admirers to run for this office again and in the last dancing at Briggs Restaurant, was danced. Appreciation and thanks reported a success. The next meet- herewith conveyed to those who do- election his popularity was manifest ing will be held at the home of Miss nated their talent. The membership in the final result. In re-appointing Mr. Wagner, the Gertrude Sibevitz of Hamilton boule- campaign, which has been intensive during the past month, is still in pro- sheriff-elect said: "Many applica- vard on Thursday evening. gress. Young men and women over tions were submitted to me for this the ages of 21 and 18 are urged to important position, but I could not Jewish Athletic League. Jewish Athletic join this chapter. A meeting of the conscientiously overlook Mr. Wag- Detroit The League, which was recently formed board of directors will be held at the ner's remarkable record. During the home of Miss Lillian Giesler, 3250 last four years over 50,000 prisoners to promote sportsmanship and good Leslie avenue, on Monday evening, were handled at the county jail with- will between the various clubs in the out one single successful escape city, has an enrollment of six teams; Jan. 3, 1927, at 8 o'clock sharp. and this under the worst possible namely, the Alpha Tau Fraternity, conditions." Nu Theta Kappa. Jericho I.odge, Community Club, La- Prior to being chief turnkey, Mr. The last meeting of the Nu Theta Wagner was assistant turnkey and De-Da Club, Strangers A. C. and the Y. M. H. A. League games are played Kappa Sorority was held at the home deputy for 12 years under Sheriffs every Tuesday evening in the gym- of Miss Rose Schubb, 1218 Fifteenth George T. Gaston, Milton Oakman nasium of the Shaarey Zedek Syna- street. Bridge was the diversion of Edward F. Stein and Irving J. Coffin . gogue, Willis and Brush streets. the evening. High honors were won Mr. Wagner resides at 2525 West I Meyer Blatt of the Jewish Welfare by the Misses Mollie Saperstein and Boston boulevard and is the father of is president of the league. Pearl Gruskin. The guests at the ter Co Carl Gussin and Meyer Sehecter arc (meeting were the Misses Dons Spacer four children. SPECIAL ENGRAVING FOR ALL FORMS OF CARDS OR FOR STATIONERY—IN FACT FOR ALL SOCIAL AFFAIRS, ENGAGEMENTS, WEDDINGS, Etc. Our 1927 Diaries and Appointment Note Books are here. Get yours before our large selections are gone. SHEEHAN'S RIDE THE "ORIOLES" $7.00 When building, build beautifully. The erection of a struc- ture devoid of beauty is mere building, a trade, not an art. Architecture is an art which harmonizes in a building the requirements of utility and beauty. It is the most useful of the fine arts and noblest of the use- ful arts. Architecture is an index of civilization, of the age, of the people. If you see beauty in dull, sombre effects, then build of stone. If you see beauty in color, in Nature's own decoration, build of brick , but, then, build of brick that possesses its own natural color which is fadeless, which is as lasting as Time itself. That means—STEVENS' VITRIFIED FACE BRICK. Avoid the tawdry, meretricious effect of paint. Paint deceives nobody, whether it be on the lip, the cheek, the hair, or the house. It is a base imitation at best. If you would combine the beauty of color with economy of maintenance, use Stevens' Vitrified Brick. You may see them in wall panels, in a variety of colors and shades of color, at the showroom in my building at the Corner the referees of the games. The 1. M. II. A. team will play the Alpha rnd Tack. The home next meeting will Annie be held at the of Miss Minette Witcoff of 5811 Begole Taus for the leadership. -- street. c;,4. Phiota Delta Sorority. The last regular business meeting was held of the Phiota Delta Miss of ss . , at the home 920 Melbourne avenue, on Tuesday evening, Dec. 21. Plans were made for a bunco and bridge party which will be given at the home of Miss Helen Newman 011 Tuesday evening, Jan. 4. Arrangements have been completed for a theater party which will take place in the very near fu- ture. of Lamed and Third S • You may take your time, too, for there is plenty of room to park your car in front. Frederic B Stevens I NVINIAW Inc All Telephones Randolph 5990 , 'k We wish all our Patrons and Friends the Compli- ments of the Season and suggest that 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 growing less every month. 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Through the courtesy of the man- of the Temple Theater, the I children of the Hebrew Orphan Home were entertained at the theater on . Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 29. Fol. ; lowing the performance, refresh- , ments were served at the home of 1Mrs. Helen Auslander. (Additional Oat» on Pap. Tiro.) All Departures from Hotel Tuller. (Bagley Ave. Entrance) CHERRY 2055 INTERSTATE STAGES, INC. CALL LAST Chas. J. Kemmerling SIGN HANGER Bonded DETROIT, HIGHLAND PARK HAMTRAMCK I 4797 Cream Whittier 4177 special meeting of the Ladies al IMWIMM , Auxiliary of B'nai B'rith will be held •N ■101610 kWIs I Monday evening, Jan. 3. at 8 o'clock ;sharp at the community center, 275 1E as t Ferry avenue. Reports on the I cake sale will be given and refresh- The Season's Greetings. ( meats will be served. All members requested to attend. are The PIERCE MOTOR BUS COMPANY. (Continued from Page One.) A Richer, Smoother, Better Flavored Than Any Other. Hourly 110M 7:10 A. M. to 5:10 I'. M. Also 7:10 P. M. and 9:10 P. M., and Saturday, Sunday and Holidays at 11:45 P. M. "••• 0 0 regular business meeting of the Time Kai Pistis Sorority was held at the home of Miss Rose Goodman of 4515 West Warren avenue. Miss Anne Perlman was a guest at the meeting. The sweater committee re- ported that all the sweaters will be ready for use at the following meet- ing. The next business meeting will be held at the home of Miss Gertrude Watson. New "Oriole Service to YPSDANT1, ANN ARBOR ga tilaunrit "Ile gives one the pleasure of watch- ing a brain free from prejudices and fanatieisms yet warm with humani- tarianism, hard and athletic from many studies, yet alive to the gaieties, the absurdities, the lovable common- nesses of daily life Ile brings to the consideration of life a fresh in- dividuality which flashes out from his lips to the solace of a land beleagured Women's Benefit Association. Women's Benefit Association, Sho- but immensely competent and im- lom Review No. 88, is completing mensely depressing mediocrity." At this time Rabbi Browne, though plans for a 1 o'clock luncheon to be Auxiliary Hashach ■ r Camp. A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary given on Jan. 5, to be followed by still a very young man—he is not yet in his thirties—was becoming known of Ilashachar Camp, Order Sons of the first business meeting of the new Zion, was held Wednesday evening term. All members are urged to at- among his people and was soon called at Congregation Emanuel, when plans tend. For reservations, cull Mrs. M. by Rabbi Stephen S. Wise to become were discussed for a theater benefit Segell, Longfellow 7295, not later one of that preacher's chief associ- ates. While occupying that position, party to be given in the near future. than Tuesday, Jan. 4. Rabbi Browne became interested in Definite details will be announced the world outside of the synagogue at a later date. A special meeting Philomathic Debating Club. and, while continuing his religious of the auxiliary will be held at the The next meeting of the Philo- home of Mrs. Joseph Fidler, 3200 mathic Debuting Club will be held on duties, he wrote the book which Clemens avenue, on Thursday eve- Sunday evening, Jan. 2, at the Little brought him nation - wide fame. "Stranger Than Fiction," which has Theater of the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse. been translated into several lan- ning. The program will include a debate on guages, when issued two years ago Trysquare Sports Club. the subject: "Resolved, That the The fifth annual election of the Negro Should Be Disenfranchised." became one of America's best sellers. Trysquare Sports Club was held re- The affirmative will be upheld by Nor- Mr. Browne, who left the ministry cently with the following results: man Rum and the negative by Max last year to devote all his time to William Morris, president; Jack Burn- Simon. A general discussion will fol- writing and lecturing, had his second stine, vice-president; Irwin Kopitz, low. .On Jan. 9, Rabbi Leon Fram volume published by Macmillan Com- secretary; Nathan Bean, treasurer, of Temple Beth El will address the pany in September, 1926. "This Be- and Jack Malitz, sergeant-at-arms. organization. The annual oratorical lieving World," as he named the Abraham Rosenzweig was chosen contest of the club was held at the book, is a simple account of the great critic for the ensuing term. On Shaarey Zedek Synagogue on Mon- religions of mankind, copiously illus- Thursday evening, Jan. 6, a party will day evening, Dec. 27. The winners trated by the author. Five weeks be given for members and their of the contest are announced on an- after its publication five large print- ings were made, placing the book as friends at the home of Nathan Bean, other page of this issue. one of the two best sellers in non- Collingwood avenue. Maxwell Simon fiction for the season. Mr. Browne was appointed chairman of the ath- Zeire Zion Organization. has been for several years a contribu- letic committee and the club will At the meeting of the Zeire Zion tor to the Nation, the New Republic sponsor a representative basketball Organization held Sunday, Dec. 26, team. The next regular meeting will Mr. Haar delivered a lecture on and others of the better American be held Sunday, Jan. 2, at the home Chaim Nachman Bialik, Hebrew poet. journals. The public is invited to attend Mr of Jack Burnatine. Questions regarding the geverkshaf- Browne's lecture on Jun. 9 at 3 ten campaign were taken up and the o'clock in the afternoon, at Northern Ladies Lechem Aniyim. Zeire Zion organization has pledged The annual feast of the Detroit La- 100 per cent co-operation. A dele- High School. No admission fee is dies Lechem Aniyim will take place gate will leave for New York to par- charged. Milton M. Alexander, chairman of on Sunday evening, Jan. 2, at 6:30 ticipate in the Zeire Zion plenum to o'clock, at Congregation Ahavas be held in New York City Dec. 29, the advisory committee of the Open Zion, Holbrook and Beaubien streets. 30 and 31. The cultural committee Forum, who acts an chairman of the The Lechem Aniyim was organized has arranged to have Abe Silverstone meetings, will preside. Rabbi Leon for the purpose of aiding needy fami- lecture on the topic "The Merchant Fram presided at Rabbi Landman's lies and for that reason these feasts of Venice and Nathan the Wise," by lecture last Sunday. are held. A delightful program of Lessing. Chaim Greenberg of New "Don Juan" at Lafayette entertainment Is being arranged and York, well-known Jewish lecturer, is luncheon will be served. All mem- expected in Detroit early in January. Now that Christmas Day is over , bers are urged to attend. The Zeire Zion meetings are held - every Sunday at 31 Melbourne ave- the fact is more firmly being accentu ated that Warner Bros.' presentation PM Bets ■ Fraternity. nue. Meetings start at 6 p. m. sharp. of John Barrymore in "Don Juan" The mid-winter frolic to be given The public is invited to attend. and the uncanny, unbelievable Vita- by the Phi Beta Fraternity will take phone is unquestionably the sensa- place in the crystal ballroom of the Theta Sigma tion of the theatrical year in Detroit. Book-Cadillac Hotel. Admission will At the regular meeting of the Marion Talley, the young prima be by invitation only and those desir- ing to attend are requested to com- Theta Sigma Tau Fraternity which donna of the Metropolitan Opera municate with the committee in was held at the home of Herbert Ba- Company, who has been commanding charge, which includes George xe rak, 2539 West Euclid avenue, Sun- first page space in the newspapers re- rode and Jack Ketai, board of elders; day, Dec. 26, Al Kramer, Jack Wain- cently, has been added to the list of Edward Weiner, Benjamin Felowaz ger and Saul Zuieback were given Vitaphone stars and is heard singing and Frank Weiner, entertainment their third degree initiation and are Caro Nome from "Rigoletto." now members of the fraternity. A banquet for the members is planned Ilts ■■■■■•■•■•■■■ 011k ■ 116 in the near future, as is the arrange- ment for the coming dance. Next meeting will be held at 1564 Glendale GREETINGS lavenue, Sunday, Jan. 2, 1927. 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