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HERSHMAN TO LEAD
CONVENTION GROUP
To Speak at United Synagogue Ses-
sion On College Students.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman left Thurs-
day for New York en route to Atlan-
tic City, where he will attend the an-
nual convention of the United Syna-
gogue of America. The convention
will convene on May 8 and will con-
tinue until May 10. David W. Si-
mons, former president of Shaarey
Zedek Congregation, plans to attend
the convention as a delegate.
The delegates will be divided into
eight councils, each of which will dis-
cuss a specific problem. The prob-
lems before the convention strike at
the vital points in the United Syna-
gogue organization. The solutions
arrived at by each council will be pre-
sented to the convention as a whole
in the form of recommendations and
resolutions.
Rabbi Hershman has accepted the
the invitation of the program commit-
tee to act as chairman of the problem
council on college student activities.
It is expected that the recommenda-
tions of this council will form an im-
portant phase of the work of the
United Synagogue during the forth-
coming years. At the convention held
in Baltimore and Washington last
year Rabbi Hershman took a leading
part in a session which was given
over to a discussion of the needs of
college students coming from Ortho-
dox and Conservative homes. Ile
forcefully indicated a course of ac-
tion to be followed by the United
Synagogue.
The forthcoming convention will
consider, among other things, plans
for a membership campaign for the
United Synagogue and ways and
means for setting forth the activities
of the prayer book committee. The
first achievement of this committee
recently was marked by the appear-
ance of the prayer book for the three
festivals —,:assover, Shebuoth and
Succoth,
cussing matters relative to the Camel and the Misses Sophia and Gertrude
than Jewish Farm School. A con- Erenstein are the committee in crarge
mates, of which Mother Klein is of decorations. Miss Ethel Levine is •
chairlady was appointed to make a general chairman of the affair.
thorough investigation of all the im-
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Iloskel
portant details and report the pro-
Kadimah Girls.
Lewis Monson (Rose Fine), 51 Bag
gress that has been made in this con-
Miss Ethel Klein was hostess at a
ley street, April 21, a son, Stewart.
nection to the next regular meeting, very interesting meeting Tuesday,
which will be held Tuesday, May 10, May 3. From present indications as-
Time Kai Pistis Sorority.
Miss Bernie Solomon of Franklin
at the Jewish Center, 21 Melbourne tivities for the month of May will be
boulevard spent the week-end in Ann A regular business meeting of the
Time Kai Pistil Sorority was held avenue.
numerous and varied. All members
Arbor, the guest of Miss Lillian Ko-
Plans hate already been completed are asked to attend the Mothers Day
Monday, May 2, at the Y. W. H. A.
vinsky.
Final arrangements are being made for an eighth annual dance to be celebration Sunday, May 8. After
for May 30, Decoration Day, to be given by the organization Nov. 20 at attending a performance at the Tem-
A group of 16 Pontiac women at-
the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
spent at Island Lake.
pe Theater the girls and their moth-
tended the luncheon held Monday in
The next business meeting will be
ers will have refreshments at Ker-
Detroit, given by the Jewish Council
Mathathias Tent.
held Monday, May 9, at the Y. W.
win's. Call Garfield 6954-R for
of Women.
H. A.
Mathathias Tent, 1005, of the Mac- tickets.
cabees
will
present
its
annual
spring
The meeting of Tuesday, May 17,
Rabbi Hyman Iola of Rochester,
frolic at the B'nai B'rith Hall, 275 will be dispensed with so that the
Congregation Beth David.
N. Y., spent several (lays in Pontiac
The
board
of
directors
and
build-
East
Ferry
avenue,
Wednesday,
May
members
may co-operate with the
as the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Benja-
min Goldstein of Ottawa drive, prior ing committee of Congregation Beth 11. Mattathias Tent is the only en- Baby Day Nursery and attend in a
David
of
202
Owen
avenue
called
a
tirely
Jewish
tent
in
the
city
of
De-
body
a
performance
of "Seventh
to his lecture given Sunday afternoon
at Lane Hall, Ann Arbor, which was special meeting to discuss plans for troit and comprises among its men- Heaven." The services of the mem-
making contracts for masonry work. hers some of the leading Jewish pro- bers will also be offered for Tag Day,
attended by 150 people.
Bids were received and read from fessional and business men of the May 18.
The next meeting will be held at
Miss Cecelia L. Fine, daughter of the largest construction companies in city. A large and varied turnout is
the
city and it was decided that the expected and many novel features the home of Miss Frieda Levine of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fine of Prall
ClairmoUnt avenue.
street, who is a student at the Uni- building committee choose whom it have been planned for the evening.
versity of Michigan, is amongst the thinks would be best. The officers
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority.
L'Allegro Girls.
senior students who were elected to of the congregation are: Harry C.
the Phi Beta Kappa, a national scho- Keywell, president; Hurry Deuch,
Miss Nell Isaul was hostess at the
The L'Alls(gro Girls wish to an-
vice-president; A. Wasserman, treas- nounce to their friends that their an- reguar business meeting of the Alpha
lastic honorary fraternity.
urer, and the board of directors are: nual bridge will be held in the blue Beta Gamma Sorority. It was de-
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Delles David M. Zack, Louis Nosanchik, Max Weis- room at the Taller Hotel on Sunday, cided that the club would have a cot-
Reynolds (Vera Nunstedt), C-16 bergfi Nathan Iseibowich, J. Goldberg, May 15.
tage during the summer month. A
Union street, April 15, a son, Delles II. Ticytiner, B. Smolinsky and 1.
social will be at the home of Miss
Sherman. The building committee
Sholom Review, No. 88.
Evelyn Moscowitz, 1175 East Davi-
David Jr.
committee consists of M. 'Lack, N.
Sholom Review, No. 88, of the son, Tuesday night, May 10.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nosanchik and J. Horwitz, general Women's Benefit Association is giv-
The hike last Sunday was so su-
Schwartz (Matilde Janette Rosen- secretary.
ing a luncheon for members and their cessful that the girls have planned
Standard Shift for Dodge Cars.
Outstanding among the changes re-
cently announced in Dodge Brothers
entire line of passenger cars is the
adoption of a sturdier, more compact
transmission with the gears arranged
for standard shifts
The gears are heavier and stronger
than those of the former transmission
and are made of chrome vanadium
steel heat treated in electrically heated
furnaces the temperature of which is
acurate, automatically controlled with-
in close limits. This insures maximum
endurance to resist shock and hardness
to resist wear.
Both of the shafts which support
the gears have been made stronger
and stiffer than those in the former
transmission and are also of chrome
vanadium steel.
The diameter of the countershaft
has been increased and the length
shortened. The shaft does not turn,
but is securely anchored in the case.
Larger bearings are used to support
the gears.
The hearing which supported the
main drive gear in the old transmis-
sion was less than 2 7-8 inches in di-
ameter and had 14 balls 3-8 inches in
diameter—that in the new is over 3
3-8 inches in diameter and carries 14
or 15 balls 7-16 inches in diameter.
The new bearing, according to the en-
gneeers' specifications, has a load car-
rying capacity 23 percent in excess of
that of the old.
The new transmission has been made
so much stronger throughout that it
will carry the increased power of the
new engine with so great a margin of
strength that it will establish new
standards of long life and freedom
from wear.
pantiar Notes
3fratprital tutb
010 Notts
baum), 319 West Iroquois, April 17,
a son, Robert Edgar.
Mothers Day will be observed by
the Ladies Auxiliary of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek Sunday, May 8, when
the members of the organization and
their daughters will assemble at is
celebration which will commence at
3 o'clock. The program will include
It series of games under the direction
of Mrs. Mabel August Kaplan, a
dance by Evelyn Maxman and Har-
riet Berger, to talk by Eiga Hershman
on "I Am a Daughter," which will be
followed by an address on "Mothers"
by Mrs. Joseph 11. Ehrlich, and a
group of songs to be sung by Mrs.
Davis H. Cole and Miss Nance Ro-
senthal. At the conclusion of the
program a supper will be served.
The celebration has been planned
under the general direction of Mrs.
M. Ii. Zackhehn, president of the
auxiliary. Mrs. Harry Wetsnian su-
pervised the arrangements for the
supper, whie Mrs. Louis Stoll was re-
sponsible for the musical numbers to
be given.
The Mothers Day observance is the
fourth and final major event in the
Shoarey Zedek calendar for the
1926-1927 season. The three preced-
ing events were the Chanukah ban-
quet, the father and son celebration
and the formal spring ball.
The First Hungarian Congregation
B'nai Moshe, which was obliged on ac-
count of the change of neighborhood
and the consequent removal of its
members, to abandon its beautiful syn-
agogue at corner Garfield and Beau-
bien, will open temporoary headquar-
ters for its services at corner Linwood
and •lairmount.
Regular services will be held in the
hall there daily and Saturday. Rab-
bi Moses Fischer, spiritual leader of
the congregation, will speak and Can-
tor Rosenfeld will intone the service.
Members and all Jews who are liv-
ing in the neighborhood are cordially
invited to the services.
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Any information you desire is always
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friends at the clubroom, corner Medi- an outing for May 8.
son and Randolph streets, Wednes-
Psi Nu Theta Fraternity,
day May 11 at 12 :45 o'clock. Mrs.
Ostrow and Sirs. Bloom have charge
The Psi Nu Theta Fraternity is
of the entertainment.
completing plans for the celebration
of its first anniversary for an in-
Pythian Sisters Temple No. 12.
formal reception in the ballroom of
At the last regular meeting of the the Itadner residence on LaSalle
Pythian Sisters Temple, No. 152, boulevard, procurred through the
plans were completed for a bridge courtesy of Mrs. Joseph Radner.
to be held Wednesday, May 18, at the
Jules Parses has been appointed
Knights of Pythias Hall, 3513 Cass chairman of the affair and prepara-
avenue. :Members are requested to tions have been made for approxi-
be present at the next meeting, Mon- mately 40 couples. The affair is
Ladies Free Loan.
day, May 16 as it is very important. strictly invitational and the presence
The Detroit Hebrew Ladies Free Tickets for the bridge may be ob- of those requested is anticipated. Mr.
Loan Association will hold a meeting tained from any of the members or Parnes is being assisted by the fol-
on Monday, May 8, at 9 o'clock, at at the door the night of the affair.
lowing committees: Norbert L. Zuck-
the Emanuel Synagogue, Taylor and
erman, invitation; Benjamin W. Nel-
Wilson avenues.
Hebrew Ladies Aid.
son and Max Skolnick, entertain-
Final arrangements have been ment; "Red" Waranoff and Lou
Girls Social Club.
made for the box social and informal Wilder, decoration; Victor Zucker-
A "Girls Social Club" is consolidat- dance to be given by the Hebrew I.a- man, refreshments. Untiring efforts
ing into a Boys and Girls Social Club. dies Aid Society on May 8, at the are being made by the various com-
Young men 21 years of age and over Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne. The mittees to make this one of the most
are invited to send letters of appli- following committee has charge of unique events of the season.
cation as members of this club to the affair for the evening. Mesdames
Miss Frances Bagdale, 1507 West Eu- Davidson, Sobel, S. Miller, K. Denen-
Hashacher Camp.
clid avenue.
feld, M. Berk, E. 1.iebson and E.
The Ladies Auxiliary Hashachar
Greenwald. Members are urged to
Camp.
Order
Sons of Zion, held its
Madison Athletic Club.
attend and help make this affair a
regular meeting Monday, May 2, at
A short business meeting of the success.
Taylor
and
Wilson
Synagogue. A big
Madison Athletic Club was held Sun-
and enthusiastic crowd attended. Mrs.
day, May 1, in the Little Theater of
Deci-Carpediums.
the Y. W. H. A. Mr. Diamond's resig-
The meeting of the Deci-Carpedi- Joseph Ehrlich speaker of the eve-
nation as manager of athletics was ums was held at the home of Miss ning made a stirring appeal for
accepted and Ben Mecklowitch was Bessie Werney on Euclid avenue. A whole-hearted co-operation of all
appointed to succeed him. It was discussion of a raffle was brought up, those various organization whose ul-
timate goal is the upbuilding of Pal-
unanimously decided that the Madi- which will take place in July.
son Athletic Club present Mr. and
The meeting was brought to a close estine. A check for $400 raised by
Mrs. R. Berlin's baby with a bank by the girls playing bridge and danc- the Hashachar for the Jewish Na-
tional Fund was presented to Rabbi
account. ing.
At the end of important business
The meeting will be held at the A. Hurwitz treasurer of that organiz-
transactions the scheduled open meet- , home of Miss Ann Ashman on King ation.
A card party for the benefit of the
ing was extended to the many i avenue, on Tuesday evening.
unemployed in Palestine will be given
friends. This was the last of a series
on
Tuesday, May 17, at 1 p. m., at
of such meetings prior to the summer
Kappa Zeta.
recess. As usual, a capacity audi-
A social meeting of the Kappa Zeta Braiker's Ballroom, 2201 Gladstone
avenue,
corner Fourteenth street.
once was present. In order to ac- Sorority was held at the home of
quaint our visitors with our activities, Miss Pauline Goren at 15353 Fair- Mrs. II. Goldberg, 1650 Lee place, is
it is our custom to have the reports field, on Tuesday, Arpil 2f. Twenty chairman of this affair, assisted by
of the various committees precede people were present. The purpose of Mesdames H. Milkovsky, A. Markson,
the regular program. At this time this meeting was to introduce new N. Rykus, S. Munch, J. Fiddler, S.
the meeting was given in charge of girls to the sorority as prospective Tepper, M. Zief, R. Lefkovitz, S.
the entertainment committee.
members. Bridge and dancing were R levier, S. Newman, S. Cabbot, L.
The entertainers were Al Hosden, enjoyed by the guests and later the Levin, W. Silver, H. Kraft, J. Pris-
Esther Goldfarb, M. Sans, Be Dia- hostess served a delicious luncheon. coil, S. Becker, M. Wexler.
mond, Jack Luft, Sunny Gaer and
The members of the sorority and
Babbee Goldbeon. Many thanks are a few guests went on a 25-mile hitch
extended to the above named for hike to Trenton Woods, on Sunday,
their interest and effort in making Stay 1.
this meeting a success; also to Philip
Goodman, chairman of the entertain-
Philomathic Debating Cub.
ment, for the splendid program of-
The twenty-fifth annual model
fered in behalf of the organization. meeting of the Philoniathic Debating
On Friday evening, May 20, the Club took place last Tuesday eve-
May Time dance given by the club ning, May 3, at the Shoarey Zedek
Mad,. to Order and Installed.
at the Maccabee'a Temple will afford Synagogue. The meeting was pre-
All Styles.
the public an opportunity to become sided over by Norman Rom speaker
We clean Window Shades and re-
better acquainted with the club and of the club. The program of the eve-
pair them. Bring them in or let
its members.
ning was a debate upon the subject
us call.
We invite all to attend this dance "Resolved, That Foreign Intervention
Curtain Rods and Rubber Matting.
and promise a good time. Billie in China Is Justifiable." The nega-
Busher's orchestra will be there to tive side, upheld by Max Barahal,
furnish the evening's entertainment. Harold Koretz and Sol Roseman, was
awarded the Judge Dingeman silver
669 Gratiot Ave.
Cadillac 1650
North Woodward J. W. E.W. O.
loving cup. The opposition was fur-
At a regular meeting of the North nished by Nathan Shur, Howard P.
Woodward Branch of the J. W. E. W. Berger and Ira Stone.
0., held on Tuesday, May 3, at the
The judges, Hon. Harry B. Keidan,
home of Sirs. Morris Fishman, 2252 Hon. Alfred J. Murphy and Professor
Gladstone avenue, plans and arrange- Samuel Levin, decided that the Louis
ments were discussed for the annual Smilansky gold medal be presented to
card party to be hell on Sunday, May Sol Roseman. Nathan Shur was
1 15, at 8 p. m., at the Community Cen- awarded the Mrs. F. V. Martin silver
ter, 275 East Ferry avenue. Favor- medal for being the second best
able reports were given by various speaker.
committees on the sale of tickets and
Robert N. Bernstein, an honorary
Sirs. Joseph Robins, the president, alumnus of the organization, present-
urged the ladies to co-operate.
ed on behalf of the organization a
A delightful time is promised. silver plotted gavel to the speaker of
Prizes will be awarded at each table last term, Benjamin Kurtzman.
Physical Culture Foods are pure
and refreshments served. The public
A variety program will feature the
and wholesome, natural foods
is cordially invited to attend. To ob- next regular meeting of the organiza-
scientifically selected and prepared
tain tickets please call Arlington tion. The week following will be a
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bridge party to be held Tuesday May
17, were completed. Miss Ann Sul-
kin, assisted by Miss Betty Fertel,
will offer a very entertaining pro-
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meeting will be held at the home of
Miss Betty Fertel, 10272 Oakland
avenue.
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Phalanx Club.
PHYSICAL CULTURE
The Northwestern Women's League At th e last meeting of the Phalanx
RESTAURANT CO.,
of the United Hebrew Schools are Club, held April 28 at the Y. W. H.
231 JOHN R., Near Broadway
c mpleting plans for the huge mid- A., 89 Rowena street, it was an-
summer dance which will be
held
in an
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•the beautiful
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even autilu y 10. Chairmen h ave ' b fe h heti :1 11,'ni s"r7Mit atto ti:rpen ub
a h° cu a ' n e i:
been appointed for the various corn- paign (or members and ninny pro-
mittees to canvas every charitable spective members are expected. Larry
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and social organization in the city Bornstein, treasurer of the club, has .•-•
!and the work will commence at once just returned from a pleasure trip to
I with Mrs. II. E. Lippitt general chair- Milwaukee, Wis. While there he at-
man. A special board meeting will tended several meetings of various
be held Tuesday evening, May 10, at Jewish young men's clubs and brings
the Philadelphia and Byron Talmud back some novel ideas in club man-
Torah, at which time tickets will be . agement and entertainment.
distributed. Arrangements have al-
Most of the members of the Pha-
ready been made for the mothers lanx Club attended a gathering ass
and daughters' gathering to be held Sunday at the home of Morris Bar- I
Wednesday evening, May 18, at which I nett.
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time a ver Y interestin g rug am will
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, be given. The flower committee has
Frolicers.
arranged a very attractive feature
The last regular meeting of the
for the evening. Beautiful roses and Frolicers woo held Tuesday, May 3,
carnations will be distributed to every at 986 King avenue. Plane were dis- I
mother and daughter attending. Mrs. cussed for a picnic to be given Sun- s =••
Morse Schmidt and Mrs. Charles day, May 15. It was dediced that the
Brody are in charge of the flower club find a permanent meeting place. ! ,—
committee. Delicious refreshments Mr. Greenlich of the sports
will also be served.
tee announced that plans were being I
made for an indoor baseball team.
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Junior Hebrew Baby Day Nursery.
, A closed meeting of the Junior
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boulevard.
Plans are being made May 4. At thin meeting plans were
fur ■ dance and entertainment for made for • Japanese tea party to be Iff-
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the benefit of the Infants' Orphanage. h eld at the Reh Hotel May 17. Thes
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home of Mrs. Sarah Lapedus, Sitar- to be area for the liadsimah Medical
day evening, April 30. The greater Organization.
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