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Deborian Club.

Hebrew Progressive Club.

The Ilebrew Progressive club, un-
der the able leadership of Morris
Stein, president, assisted by the other
officers and members, is rapidly be-
coming a successful organization.
The New Year party held at the home
of Mollie Morganroth was a huge
success and enjoyed by everyone.
Plans are now in progress for a play
to be given some time in the near
future. Anyone wishing to join this
club is invited to attend the meet-
ings held every Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock at 89 Rowena street, in the
blue room.

Gamma Tau CM.

The last regular meeting of the
Gamma Tau Chi Sorority was held
at the home of Miss Eva Moore,
10289 Cameron avenue. Discussions
were held regarding the entertain-
ment for the open meeting and com-
mittees chosen to take care of same.
A suggestion was made and carried
that all members get "blazers."
Weekly dances were discussed and
the obtaining of a gymnasium to hold
these affairs. A committee consist.
ing of Esther Kesher and Eva Moore
are to work on this. Miss Esther
Goldfarb represented the sorority at
the Alpha Tau Fraternity on Jan. 16.

Aced Ed Din Sorority.

Miss Rose Elansky of 9732 Came-
ron avenue was hostess at the last
regular meeting of the Ased Ed Din
Sorority, which was held Sunday,
Jan. 23. Final plans were made for
the anniversary celebration to take
place Saturday, Jan. 29. A theater
party will be held at the Carrick and

will be followed by a pajama party
The Deborian Club held a party on
at the home of Miss Sarah Silverman.
The next meeting will be held Feb. 6 Friday evening, Jan. 14. Bridge,
bunco
and other games were played.
at the home of Miss Lillian Shapiro
The last meeting of the club was held
of Fairfield avenue.
Sunday, Jan. 16. Plans for the dance
were continued. The following com-
Adelphian Fraternity.
mittee was appointed to take charge
At a recent election of officers of of the dance which is to be held on
the Adelphian Fraternity the follow. Feb. 23: Marian Simons, chairman;
ing were elected for the new term: Dora Steiner, Sophie Resheski, Esther
Chancellor, Samuel Leibovitz; vice- Satitzki and Rose Resnic. The De
chancellor, Jack Snow; scribe, Jack borians are going into the Senior
Seebald; bursar, Herman Holinstat. Council of Clubs oratorical contest
A skating party will be given by the in full swing. The last meeting in
fraternity Sunday, Jan. 30.
the month of February will be de-
voted to preliminaries. Miss Levin is
The Maccabeans.
to be asked to act as judge of the pre-
At the last meeting of the Macca- liminaries. The next meeting will be
beans the club accepted the Mogen held Sunday, Jan. 30, at the Mel-
Dovid's challenge for a debate. An bourne Center, at 4 o'clock.
interesting discussion of debating and
Ocean Girls Club.
its values was next held. Mr. Levin
made his first official appearance as
The Jan. 20 meeting of the Green
adviser to the club last week. A Girls Club was held at the home of
checker team is being organized. The Miss; Ruth Schwartz, Hazelwood ave-
basketball team is seeking games. nue. Further discussion was held on
Next week's program will consist of the St. Valentine party which will be
Jewish topics of Jewish lands. A de- given on Sunday evening, Feb. 13,
bate between members of the club is for members and their escorts. The
also being planned.
following new officers were elected:
Dolly Goldstone, president; Sara Bur-
Upsilon Chapter.
sky, secretary; Mrs. J. Tobb, treas-
Plans are being completed by the urer. Mrs. J. Tobb of 2535 Buena
Upsilon Chapter of the Phi Beta Fra- Vista avenue was hostess at the
ternity for a winter frolic to take meeting held on Jan. 27.
place Saturday evening, Feb. 19, in
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society.
the crystal ballroom of the Book-
Cadillac Hotel. A delightful program
Members of the Ilebrew Ladies Aid
of entertainment is being planned Society gave a surprise party for
and refreshments will be served. In- Mrs. Harry Klein of 8740 Arcadia
signia and banners representing the avenue on her return from Cali-
various chapters of the fraternity will fornia. The afternoon was spent
be used in the decorations. Among playing different games. Refresh-
the patrons and patronesses are ments were served. Mrs. Klein was
presented with a beautiful hand made
pillow.

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lowing the affair, a breakfast dance
will be held at the Pirate Ship Cafe,
at which time the entertainers at the
cafe will be guests of the fraternity.

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Los Amigos.

At the last meeting of the Los
Amigos, held Sunday, Jan. 23, at
1707 Collingwood avenue, it was de-
cided to change the date of the sec-
ond annual dance to March 20, 1927.
This dance will be held at the B'nai
B'rith Community Center. Tickets
may be secured from all members of
the organization. A special meeting
will be held to discuss additional fea-
tures of the (lance. The next regular
meeting will be held Feb. 6 at 12201
Hamilton avenue, at 3:30 p. m.

Zeire Zion Organisation.

On Sunday, Feb. 6, the Zeire Zion
Organization will give a banquet in
celebration of the twentieth anniver-
sary of the Hapoel Ilazair, at 31
Melbourne avenue. An elaborate mu-
sical program has been arranged by
the entertainment committee. Miss
Ethel Bloomfield, member of the
Ilalevy Choral Society, and II. II.
Cohen, well known tenor of Windsor,
will render vocal selections. Mr.
Cohen will be accompanied by Mr.
Chessin on the piano. Violin solos
will be rendered by Mr. Phillips and
piano solos by S. Shpargel.

Baby Day Nursery.

The Detroit Hebrew Baby Day
Nursery wishes to thank its friends
and members for the hearty co-oper-
ation given which made its food
shower of Jan. 19 a success.

Auxiliary B'nai B'rith.

Stranger. A. C.

The first dance given by the Stran-
gers A. C. Club proved to be a suc-
cess. The organization wishes to
thank all who attended. The last
meeting was held at the Jewish Cen-
ter Thursday, Jan. 20. A motion was
made and passed to change the meet-
ing day to Wednesday. The organiz-
ation now has a total membership of
20. N. Kaplan was appointed secre-
tary.

Time Kai Pistis Sorority.

The last regular business meeting
of the Time Kais Pistis Sorority was
held Monday, Jan. 24, at the home of
Miss Fannie Kuart of 6673 Twenty-
third street. Plans are being made
for an open meeting which will take
place some time in February. A defi-
nite date has not yet been set. Miss
Rose Goodman of 4515 %Vest Warren
avenue will be hostess of the follow-
ing business meeting,

Junior B'nai B'rith.

SAMUEL CASHWAN TO
ADDRESS ARTS CLUB

oratorical contest, consisting of orig-
inal monologues, will be conducted
under the auspices of the intellectual
advancement committee and suitable
awards will be presented to the three Will Speak Jan. 29 on Subject of
members popularly conceded to be the
"The Art of Modeling."
best. Miss Beatrice Rader is han-
dling all the details of the Valentine
Samuel Cashwan studied sculpture
party which will take place Feb. 15. in the Beaux Arts School of New
At the next regular business meet- York and Paris under such artists as
ing, to be held Tuesday, Feb. 1, dues
will be payable and all members are
urged to attend.

The program presented at the last
open meeting of the Junior B'nai
B'rith on Tuesday evening, Jan. 26,
at the community center, 276 East
Ferry avenue, included the following
numbers: Selections by the Juvenile
Concert Band of Detroit; Julius Har-
ris, vocalist, accompanied by Wini-
fred Raney at the piano, and Al Cut.
ler, elocutionist. Music for dancing
after the meeting was furnished by
Miss Raney and Miss Lillian Karouse.
Announcement was made of the
opening of a checker tournament,
composed of 16 participants, to be
sponsored by Lewis J. Cohen. An

A regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of B' 11 nth will be held
Monday, Jan. 31, at 8 p. in., at the
B'nai B'rith center. A very promi-
nent speaker will address the mem-
bers on the subject "Progress and
Activitiesof Palestine." A report
on the card party which was given
Jan. 26 will be made. Refreshments
will be served.

Junior Chapter Baby Day Nursery.

There will be a regular meeting of
the Junior Chapter of the Hebrew
Baby Day Nursery on Monday eve-
ning, Jan. 31, at Radner's ballroom,
8732 LaSalle boulevard, instead of
the regular board of directors meet-
ing. All members, prospective mem-
bers and friends are asked to be
present, as very important business
is to be discussed. The entertain-
ment committee, headed by Colonel
Prenzlauer, has arranged a surprise
program to follow the meeting.

Tau Tau Gamma.

Instead of the regular business
meeting, Miss Rose Dobis entertained
the Tau Tau Gamma Sorority with a
delightful bridge and bunco party at
her home on Tuesday evening, Jan.
25, prior to her departure for Los
Angeles, Calif. A very interesting
and enjoyable program was rendered
by Arthur H. Ratner, Misses Annette
Cohen and Arthur II. Ratner. Danc-
ing completed the evening's enter-
tainment, followed by a midnight
luncheon.
The girls are completing plans for
a social tea in the form of an open
meeting, to be held some time in Feb.

Important Notice!

The United
Palestine
Appeal

Will Hold a

Campaign Workers
Meeting
Statler Hotel

parior Floor

SundayJan.30

10:30 a. m.

All
Workers

Who have signified a
willingness to help and
all others who desire to
lend a hand in the Pal-
estine Campaign are in-
vited to a t tend this
meeting.

As several hours will be
required to formulate
plans for the coming
drive, luncheon will be
served at 1 P. M. during
intermission.

SAMUEL CASHWAN

Victor Brenner, Gutzan Borgluni and
Naum Aaronson. His works reached
that stage whereby he was able to
exhibit them in the art salons of the
United States and in those of Paris,
France, and masters in pronouncing
judgment on these works gave the
pleased utterance that Mr. Cashwan
was a young man who should go far
in the field of art. They further
showed their pleasure in his creations
by the kind of manifestation which
the world of art confers upon its fol-
lowers of more than passing merit,
and Mr. Cashwan can be listed as
having received such distinctions as:
Two medals in the Ecole de Beaux
Art of New York; a purchase of his
marble statue, "Shelter," by the Stat.?
of Michigan in the year 1922; the
award of the Scarab gold medal for
a group of five sculptures in 1924;
the award of the Florence Ilelbig
prize for the best piece of sculpture
shown at the Michigan Artists Exhi-
bition held at the Detroit Institute
of Art under the auspices of the
Scarab Club, in 1926; also the num-
bering of a piece of his work in the
permanent collection of the Detroit
Museum of Art.
Recently Mr. Cashwan returned to
Detroit, his home, from a few months'
visit to Paris, where he studied art
conditions and tendencies.
Samuel Cashwan, who was among
the founders of the Arts Club and its
first president, will give a lecture un-
der its auspices Saturday evening,
Jan. 29, at 8 o'clock, on "The Art
of Modeling," which he will illustrate
in clay.
The lecture will be held at the
headquarters of the Arts Club, the
Saul Abramovitch Studios, 9034
Twelfth street, near Clairmount ave-
nue. The public is invited and those
who are interested in this subject are
urged to come, as one who has such
first-hand information would have
much to offer.

the sale of tickets for the Valentine
dance which will be held Sunday eve-
ning, Feb. 13, at the Hotel Statler.
The program for the open meeting
to be held Feb. 6 at the Little The-
ater has been completed and the en-
tertainers will be announced in the
next edition of The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle. The next regular meet-
ing will take place Sunday afternoon,
Jan. 30, at the Y. W. H. A.

Koeba Girls.

Prizes will be &en and members are
asked to bring their friends. Mrs.
Cora Jacoby and her committee will
be hostesses at this bridge-luncheon,
for which tickets may be obtained
from any of the officers.

Phi Kappa Beta Sorority.

The last meeting of the Phi Kappa
Beta Sorority was held at the home
of Miss Esther Felman, 2075 West
Philadelphia avenue, Tuesday eve-
ning, Jan. 25. Plans were completed
for a sleigh-ride party to be held in
Windsor. The sorority is planning a
bridge to be given at Webster Ilall
on Saturday afternoon, March 5.

The last meeting of the Koeba
Girls was held at the home of Miss
Bessie Gedrich, 2227 West Euclid
avenue, on Tuesday, Jan. 18. Plans
were completed for the open meet-
Sigma ■ Alpha CM.
ing. Dancing followed the meeting.
The next meting will be held at the
A regular meeting of the Sigma
home of Miss Mildred Harris, 1698 Alpha Chi Fraternity was held Sun-
West Euclid avenue.
ray, Jan. 23, at the new synagogue
on Humphrey and Holmur streets.
Zedakah Club.
Plans are being completed for a raf-
Mrs. M. Greenblatt of 3003 Elm- fle to take place on Feb. 28 at the
hurst avenue will be hostess at the clubhouse, 89 Rowena street. A com-
next meeting of the Zedakah Club, mittee to take charge, including
Harry Thurswell, chairman, Edward
on :Monday, Jan. 31.
Goldberg and harry Weingarden, was
Phiot. Delta Sorority.
appointed by the president. Election
The last regular business meeting of officers will take place at the next
of the l'hiota Delta Sorority was held meeting, which will be held Sunday,
at the home of Mrs. Harriet Stein- Jan. 30. All members are requested
berg, Grand River avenue, on Tues- to attend, as many matters of impor-
day evening, Jan. 25. Plans are be- tance will be discussed.
ing completed for a pajama party
which will be given in the very near
Theta Lambda Tau Sorority.
future. Miss Gertrude Peiman of
Favorable reports have been given
641 King avenue will be hostess at by those in charge of the informal
the next meeting, to be held on Tues- dance to be sponsored by the Theta
day evening, Feb. 1, at which time Lambda Tau Sorority at the Fort
election of officers will take place.
Wayne Hotel on Friday evening,
Feb. 11.

L'Allegro Girls.

The last meeting of the L'Allegro
".• ■ •• ■ •••.•
Girls was held at the home of Miss
Sally Kreidman of Wyoming avenue
on Tuesday, Jan. 25. Baskets are to
be distributed to the needy. Further
discussion on the question of the so-
rority. The next meeting will be
On Wednesday, Jan. 19, Mrs. I.
held at the home of Miss Lillian Lei- Robinson and Mrs. George Kahn en
der.
tertained at the home of the former
with a beautifully appointed bridge
Tau Sigma Epsilon.
luncheon. Covers were laid for If
The Tau Sigma Epsilon Sorority guests. High honors were awarder
held its annual dinner-dance at Al- Mrs. J. Sempliner, Mrs. H. I'. An-
len's Gardens. Flowers decorated the thony, Mrs. I. Voight and Mrs. J.
table, while the hall was decorated Ginsberg.
in the sorority colors, green and sil-
ver. Toastmaster for the evening,
En route to New York and Cuba,
Miss Johanna Bellenson, introduced Mr. and Mrs. Nate II. Rosenthal of
the new officers for the coming term. Chicago spent last Saturday in the
The new officers are: Miss Lee Su- city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.
berov, president; Miss Jeanette Lane, B. Roman.
secretary; Anne Levine, treasurer.
Alex Kahn has left for an indefi-
W. W. Girls Club.
nite stay in Florida.
The W. W. Girls Club held its last
meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 25, at the
Mrs. A. B. Roman and son, Robert.
home of Miss Leah Patterson. Miss left on Sunday for Buffalo, where
Belle Woontner of 1652 Gladstone they will remain for several weeks.
avenue will be hostess at the open
meeting on Friday evening, Jan. 28.
Joseph Schwartz has returned from
It has been intended that open meet- a week's trip to New York.
ings be held once a month. A cot-
tage fund has been started and plans
Sirs. William Kentz, who has been
were discussed. Miss Ann Wuntner the guest of her parents, Mr. and
of 9814 Jos. Campau avenue will be Mrs. D. Bernstein, has returned to
hostess at the next meeting, on Tues- her home in Chicago.
day evening, Feb. 1.
Under the direction of Miss Mary
Kadim•h Girls Club.
Koffman, the Sabbath School held an
ruary, and only those receiving bids
A regular meeting of the Kadimah entertainment and tea on Sunday aft-
are to attend. Miss Theresa Feldman
of Larchmont avenue will be hostess Girls Club was held at the home of ernoon. The proceeds will be used
at the next regular business meeting, Miss Ruth Klugman, 2283 Blaine for the religious school.
avenue. The club is to hold a card
which will be held on Feb. 1.
party and raffle at the Palmetto Ho-
tel on Sunday, Feb. 20. The com-
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority.
The last meeting of the Alpha Beta mittee in charge includes: Chairman,
Gamma Sorority was held on Tues.' Ruth Klugman, assisted by Etta Bie-
day, Jan. 25, at the home of Miss gel, tickets; Mrs. A. C. Goldberg,
Elizabeth Litvin of 649 East Euclid prizes; Elizabeth Apple, raffle; Helen Honor Roll:
avenue. From reports given by Miss Balantzow, publicity. A beautiful
Following is a list of th'e pupils on
Anne Shnurowitz, chairman of the tilt-top coffee table is to be raffled the honor roll in the various Bible
dance to be given by the sorority on the afternoon of the bridge party. classes: Miss M. Newman's class, Je-
Sunday evening, Feb. 6, all plans The next meeting will be held at the rome Arta, Myron Duskin, Malcolm
have been entirely completed. The home of Miss Sarah Loomis Feb. 1. Levinson, Gerald Beckman, Roslyn
next meeting will be held on Tues-
}Laskin, Sophie Shugerman, Edith
Athena Girls Club.
day, Feb. 1, at which Miss Pearl Gil-
Weiner and Bertha Ilerskovitz; Er-
The members of the Athena Girls vin Rosenthal's class, Seymour Ro-
berg of 3294 Elmhurst avenue will
Club were hostesses to the new offi- senberg, Emanuel Dorfman and
be hostess.
cers on Tuesday evening, Jan. 25, at Laura Parker; Miss G. Greenbaum's
a dinner at the Hotel Addison which class, Ruth Rheins, Sylvia Fink, Flor-
Blue Bird Girls.
The Blue Bird Girls held a regular was followed by a theater party at ence Albert and Irvin Strub; Miss
business meeting on Tuesday eve- the New Detroit Opera house. The Stepsay's class, Joseph Newman, So-
ning, Jan. 25, at the home of Mrs. organization will hold a social tea on nia Dushkin, Harold Isenberg, Her-
Moe Pearlman, 3310 Rochester ave- Tuesday evening, Feb. 8 at the home bert Schpre, Mena Waldron and Har-
nue. All plans for the bridge-tea to of the Misses Sophie and Minnie riet Baron; Betty Milkovsky's class,
be held on Feb. 13, at 2 p. m., at the Schneider of 2530 West Philadelphia Pauline Weiner, Millie Shugerman,
Hotel Savoy, have been completed. avenue, at which time any young lady Howard Finsilver and Gerson Berris;
Complimenting the new officers of interested in the organization is in- B. Kosoglad's class, Paul Talberg,
the club, the members are entertain- vited. A program is being planned Jennie Glickoff, Clara Leach, Harriet
ing with a dinner-party at the Hotel for this occasion. The next regular Simons, Edna Edelman, Sally Isen-
Addison on Saturday night, Feb. 5. business meeting will take place brg, William Hobtman and Ruth
The next meeting of the club, to be Tuesday evening, Feb. 1, at the home Kaplan; Miss Goldman's class, Roslyn
hold on Tuesday, Feb. 1, at the home of Miss Dorothy Burdick of 1533 Arta, Sanford Waldstein and Sey-
of Mrs. M. Lax, 3027 West Grand West Philadelphia avenue.
mour Kapatansky; Miss Judith Ashin-
avenue, is to be a closed meeting.
sky's class, Conolie Rosenthal, Elmer
Purity Chapter 359.
Ellias, Freda Greenbaum and Evelyn
The get-together card party which Chase; R. Rosenthal's class, Dorothy
Alpine Lambda Kappa.
The dinner-dance given by the was scheduled to be given by Purity Greenbaum; Miss Esther Ashinsky's
Alpha Lambda Kappa Fraternity at Chapter for Monday afternoon, .ton. class, Rose Novog, Jessie Newman,
the Oriental Cafe last Saturday was 24, has been postponed until Feb- Sadie Karbal, Ruth Rosner and l'earl
reported a success. The next meet- ruary. A luncheon and bridge is Turkel; Miss A. Finkelstein's class,
ing will be held at the home of the to be held at the Eastern Star Tem- Samuel Schneider, Harriet Rosenthal,
chancellor, John Isaacs, 2653 Glen- ple on Monday, Feb. 14, at 1 o'clock, Libby Small and Lilly Rosen.
dale avenue, when plans for the first in the large auditorium. Progressive
bridge, bridge at individual tables,
annual banquet will be arranged.
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Bicur Cholem Society.

The first closed meeting of this
of the Bicur Cholera Society
was held Thursday evening, Jan. 20,
at Braiker's ballroom, 2201 Gladstone
avenue. Jack Harris, chairman of the
entertainment committee, provided a
delightful program; Sol Rosenman
recited; Miss Florence Horowitz
sang; Al Cutler recited; Bobby Gold-
stein and Jack Harris rendered sev-
eral vocal selections. Dancing fol-
lowed. The next open meeting will
be held Thursday evening, Feb. 3, at
the usual place. Dancing will follow
the meeting. The public is welcome.
Members are asked to keep in mind
the card party to be held Thursday
evening, Feb. 17, at Braiker's ball-
room. There will be prizes for every
table for both the ladies and gentle-
men and refreshmnts will be served.
Dancing will follow. Tickets may be
obtained from members of the organ-
ization or at the door the evening of
the affair. The entire proceeds will
go to charity.

season

Philomathic Debating Club.

Election of officers for the new
term beginning on Feb. 6 was held
at the last meeting of the Philomathic
Debating Club on Sunday evening at
the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse. Norman
Rom was elected to lead the organiz-
ation; Samuel Kellman was elected
clerk; Hyman Golden was elected as-
sistant clerk; Ira Stone was elected
sergeant-at-arms. Sol Rosenman and
Howard Berger, together with all the
officers, will constitute the board of
directors.
The next meeting will mark the
successful termination of the fifty-
eighth term of the club, under the
leadership of Benjamin Kurtzman.
The program of this meeting will in-
, elude the installation of the newly-
elected officers.

Madison Athletic Club.

A regular meeting of the Madison
Athletic Club was held Sunday, Jan.
23, at the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse, 89
Rowena street. Kaplan Faudem and
Morris Cohen reported favorably on

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