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would appear about Feb. 15. Thi
Gamma Tau Chi Sorority.
MissBessie Kaplan of 11367 paper, which is the first to be pub-
Cameron avenue was hostess at the lished by any organization connected
last regular meeting of the Gamma with the Shaarey Zedek, will con
Tau Chi Sorority. The girls are plhn- lain news of interest to everyone.
ning an open meeting on Feb. 2 at
OmanGirls Club.
the home of the Misses Cohen, 559
Woodland avenue. Only those girls
A meeting of the Orean Girls Club
who receive bids ere to attend this was held on Thursday, Jan. 20, at
meeting. A very interesting and en- the home of Miss Ruth Schwartz of
joyable program is being planned for Hazelwood avenue. Plans were made
the occasion and a very pleasant eve- for a valentine party to be given on
ping is assured. A plan suggested by Sunday evening, Feb. 13. The next
one of the members of the sorority meeting will be held at the home of
is being carried out. This plan is to Mrs. Jack Tobb of Buena 1, ista ave-
have the president choose two girls nue.
each week to select any topic that she
thinks may be of interest to the mem-
Maceabeans Club.
bers in general and then speak on
A meeting of the Maccabeans was
that particular topic before the club held and followed by a literary pro-
the following week. So far it has gram and the playing of checkers.
proved very successful, as the girls The basketball team played and de-
can always be depended upon to give feated the Delmar Athletic Club by
something interesting besides the a score of 21 to 12.
business meeting.
Alpha Tau Fraternity.
Shaarey Zedek Club.
The last open meeting of the Alpha
On Jan. 9 a meeting was held by Tau was held on Sunday, Jan. 16, at
the Shaarey Zedek Club which was the Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne ave-
addressed by Rabbi Z. Gordon on the nue. A large audience was present
subjects Judge Brandeis and Louis representing various sororities and
Marshall. The lecture was enjoyed clubs. Lottie Kroll, Art Scher, Ben
by all those present. A meeting was Diamond and Nathan Clear enter-
also held on Jan. 16 with Miss Katz tained. Dancing followed in the ball-
in charge. It was decided that the room. Plans are completed for the
paper being published by the club mid-winter frolic to be given on Sun-
ay evening, Jan. 23, at the lintel
Taller roofgarden. Music to be by
Silber's Racquete Orchestra. Mau-
rice Medon, chairman of the dance
committee, gave a favorable report
on the sale of tickets. A committee
of six, headed by Allan Glist, was ap-
pointed to revise the constitution and
pamphlets are to be printed on this
matter. The fraternity basketball
team now leads the Jewish Athletic
League, having completed the first
round undefeated and having to its
credit nine consecutive victories.
Games have been scheduled with
many suburban clubs. Plans are be-
made for the moonlight to be
given during the summer.

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Zeire Zion Organisation.

The last meeting of the Zeire Zion
was held on Jan. 16, when the Shekel
campaign woo officially closed. The
cultural committee reported that
Chaim Greenberg will arrive in De-
troit on Feb. 2 and will remain a
week, during which time he is to de-
liver several lectures. Sr. Green-
berg is considered one of the great-
Athena Girls Club.
est Jewish lecturers today. On Feb.
6, honoring Mr. Greenberg, the Zeire
Miss Esther Zalesin of 1011 Alger
Zion organization will celebrate the avenue was hostess at the last regu-
twentieth anniversary of the Ilapoel lar business meeting of the Athena
Benin
Girls Club, which was held Tuesday
evening, Jan. 19. Final plans were
Sigma Alpha Chi.
made for the celebration of the in-
At the last meeting of the Sigma stallation of new officers to take place
Alpha Chi all business matters were Tuesday evening, Jan. 25, with a din-
discussed and taken care of. An- ner at the Addison Hotel, to be fol-
nouncement was made that there is lowed by a theater party at the New
to be a special meeting on Jan. 21 at Detroit to see George Jessel in the
2949 Elmhurst avenue. All members "Jazz Singer." The next regular
are urged to attend, as there are im- business meeting will take place
portant matters to be taken up. The Tuesday evening, Feb. 1, at the home
next regular meeting will be held on of Miss Dorothy Burdick of 1533
Jan. 23 at 2:30 p. m.
West Philadelphia avenue. The club
will hold a social tea on Tuesday eve-
Hebrew Cultural Group.
ning, Feb. 8, at the home of Miss
A meeting of the Hebrew Cultural Sophie Schneider of 2530 West Phila-
Group will be held on Saturday eve- delphia avenue, at which time any
ning, Jan. 22, at 8 o'clock, at the young lady interested in the organiz-
Byron-Philadelphia Hall. A. Mark- ation is invited. A program is being
son will speak on the "Poetry of Je- planned for this occasion.
huda Leib Gordon." Chaim Green-
berg, well known Hebrew orator and
L'Allegro Girls.
philosopher, is to speak on the "OH-
The last meeting of the L'Allegro
gin of the Chasidic Movement" on Girls was held at the home of Gladys
Feb. 5. The society is making plans Spatter on Tuesday, Jan. 18. The
to make this meeting, which is to be invitation to join a New York sorority
held at the Byron-Philadelphia Hall, was read and discusSed. The new
a most successful one.
pledgees, the Misses Korobkin, Last
and Chapman, gave an interesting
Blue Bird Girls.
talk on "Club Spirit." The meeting
Final arrangements for the bridge- was adjourned at 10 p. m.
tea to be given at the Savoy Hotel on
Feb. 13, at 2p. m., were completed
Tau Tau Gamma.
by the Blue Bird Girls at their last
The last meeting of the Tau Tau
regular meeting, held on Tuesday, Gamma Sorority was held Tuesday
Jan. 18, at the home of Mrs. Herman evening, Jan. 18, at the home of Miss
Salter, 2496 Pasadena avenue. All Annette Cohen of Vague avenue.
members are urged to be present at Due to the illness of two of the mem-
the next regular business meeting of
the club, to be held at the home of
Ladies Auxiliary B'nai B'rith.
A regular meeting will be held by Mrs. Moe Pearlman, 3310 Rochester
avenue, Apt. 105, Tuesday, Jan. 25.
the Ladies Auxiliary on Monday

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ning, Jan. 24, at the Community

Center, 275 East Ferry avenue. All
members are requested to attend, as
there are many important matters to
be attended to. Refreshments will
be served. Plans are being com-
pleted for the card party which will
be held on Wednesday evening, Jan.
26, at the Community Center. Prizes
are to be given to the two ladies sell-
ing the most tickets. Members and
their friends are asked to attend, as
the proceeds from this party are to
be used for the benefit of the poor
and needy. A prize will be given at
each table and refreshments will be
served. Admission 50 cents.

Philomathie Debating Club.
At the last meeting of the Philo-
mathic Debating Club, which was
held on Sunday, Jan. 16, at the Y.
W. H. A. clubhouse, a dlaTi was
held on the subject "Resolved, That
Capital Punishment Be Adopted In
the State of Michigan." The nega-
tive, upheld by Isadore Gantz and Hy-
man Golden, won the decision of the
club over the affirmative, which was
supported by Dave Leach and Henry ,
Thumin. hymen Golden was voted
best speaker on the debate. Norman I
Rom acted as critic. The organize-I
tion was also addressed by A. Ellen
son of the Wabash railroad. Mr. El-
linson'a topic was "Railroads from
the Viewpoint of Traffic Manager."
There will be no program at the next
meeting because the election of of-
ficers will be held for the term be
ginning in February.

Phi Beta ■ Fraternity.

The last meeting of the l'hi Beta
Fraternity was held at the fraternity
headquarters, 215 East Ferry avenue.
Two new fraternity brothers, Her-
man Stein and Oscar Swartz, were
formally accepted. Pledgees Julius
Strasky, Leonard Goldman, Herman
Cohen, Allan Azmotf and Seymour
Goldman were given their third de.
gree. A discussion by the dance com-
mittee closed the meeting.

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Madison Athletic Club.
The last regular meeting of the
Madison Athletic Club was held on
Sunday afternoon, Jan. 16, at the Y.
W. II. A. Favorable reports were
given by Morris Cohen and Kaplan •-■
Fondem, who are in charge of the
valentine dance to be held on Sun-
day evening, Feb. 13, at the Hotel
Statler. Tickets for the dance can
be secured from any of the members.
David Marks, chairman of the ,enter-
tainment committee, has completed
plans for the special open fleeting
which is to take place at the Y. W.
II. A. Theater on Feb. 6. Special ef-
fort is being made to make this an
outstanding affair of the season.
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The Northwestern Women's League
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pleting arrangements for installation
of officers, which will be held as a
public affair in the large hall of the
Philadelphia and Byron Talmud To-
rah on Tuesday evening, Feb. 8. A
very interesting literary and musical
program is being arranged, which
will be followed by dancing and re-
freshments. A meeting of the league
will be held Tuesday evening, Jan.
23, at which time all plans will be
completed.

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Beta Rho Delta Sorority.

The Beta Rho Delta Sorority held
its regular meeting at the Y. W. H.
A. on Thursday, Jan. 13. The mem-
bers of the sorority wish to extend
their sincere sympathy to Miss Re-
becca Marcus for the loss of her
, brother-in-law, Dr. M. S. Feldman.
Plans for the open meeting are to be
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' tors of the Junior Chapter Hebrew I
, Baby Day Nursery was held Monday
evening, Jan. 17. at the home of Miss I
Ruth Margolin, 2908 Pasadena ave- •
nue. There will be a regular open

meeting of the Junior Chapter Mon-
'day evening, Jan. 24, in Mrs. Rad-

ner' ballroom, 8732 LaSalle boule-
card. The meeting will start prompt-
ly at 8 o'clock. All members in good I
standing are requested to be on time.;
Dancing will follow the meeting.

Wonten's Benefit Association.
Mrs. M. Segell, commander of

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Woman's Benefit Association, Sholom
Review no. 88, was hostess to its
members at a bridge party given on

Jan. 12 at her home, 179 Eason ave-
nue. Seventy-five guests were pres-

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On Sunday, Jan. 16, a social gath-I
ering of the Sigma Delta Pi was held
at 3224 Monterey avenue. Miss Mu-
riel Snitz was the hostess. Prizes ' ,
were awarded to the Misses Blanche
and Ethel Michelman. A special
meeting was held Tuesday evening,
Jan. 18, at 3275 West Philadelphia
avenue. The next meeting will be
, held on Jan. 30 at 3275 West Phila-
delphia avenue. All members are
urged to be present.

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Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority.

The last regular meeting of the
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority was held
at the home of Miss Shirley Gross-
man of Grand avenue on Tuesday,
Jan. 11.
The sorority's debut of the season,
w hich will be a mid-winter dance, will
take place on Sunday evening, Feb.
6, at the Gotham Hotel. Arrange-
ments have been made for Shook's
Creole Orchestra to entertain. Tick-
ets may be obtained from any mem-
ber of the sorority.
The next meeting will take place
on Tuesday, Jan. 25, at the home of
Miss Elizabeth Litvin of 649 East
Euclid avenue.

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Aced Ed Din Sorority.
A regular business meeting of the
Ased Ed Din Sorority was held at the
home of Miss Celia Morin. Raffle
prizes of a beaded bag and a 23-piece
lustre tea net were given to II. Fried-
enburg and A. M. Green. The anni-
versary celebration was discussed.
Plans for the next event will be in
the next issue of this paper. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Miss Rose Elansky, 9732 Cameron
I avenue, on Jan. 23.

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Phiot• Delta Sorority.

The regular business meeting of
the Phiota Delta Sorority was held
at the home of Sirs. Bessie Simons,
6415 Chene street, on Tuesday eve-
ning, Jan, 18. After the business
meeting, the members spent an en-
joyable evening, playing bridge and
bunco. Mrs. Harriet Steinberg of
Grand avenue will be hostess at the
next regular business meeting, which
will be held Tuesday evening, Jan. 25.

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Junior Social Set-vice.
The Junior Social Service held its
last meeting on Monday, Jan. 17, at
the home of Irene R. Kline of Col-
lingwood avenue. The club consists
of the following members: The
Misses Goldie Bernstein, Anna Bar-
ron, Irene Klein, Florence Barron,
Sylvia Siegel, Eva Bernstein and
Dorothy Barron, all of Atkinson ave.
nue. Arrangements were niade to
distribute 15 baskets of food and
many useful articles of clothing
among the poor.

Junior Hebrew Baby Day Pi
A meeting of the board of

hers, it was decided to postpone the
raffle which was to have been held
on Feb. 1 to April 1. The club wel-
comed back Thresa Feldman, who has
spent three weeks in Pontiac. Miss
Rose Dobis is contemplating leaving
for Los Angeles in a few weeks. The
next meeting will be held Tuesday
evening, Jan. 25, at the home of Miss
Dobis of Beaubien street.

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evening at the Chirard School to at-
tend the basketball game played by
their teams. Team No. 1 was defeat-
ed by team No. 2 in a hard-fought
game. Score, 13 to 7. The winning
team gained possession of the basket-
ball uniforms. The following mem-
bers participated in the game. Mor-
ris I.evin, Mickel Gruskin, Ben Dia-
mond, Ben Mecklowitz and Albert Ja-
cobs, on team No. 1; David Marks,
Al Moss, Morris Barnes, Roy Stewart
and Ben Richman, On team No. 2.
The next game will be played on
Monday evening, Jan. 24, at the
Y. W. H. A. clubhouse at 89 Rowena
street.

ent. Refreshments were served and
prizes were awarded to the following:
Mrs. R. Ackerman, M. Fox, Ostrum,
Berkowitz, Epstein, Austandry, R.
Solomon, M. Summers, M. Weinberg
and F. Erlich. Dancing concluded
the entertainment of the evening.

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