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U. of Si., speak for us. All young season of the Emanon Girls
men from 17 to 20 are invited to held Sunday at the home of MISS;
this club. For information call Rose Perlman. Officers were elect-,
1Miss Russells Levine, Arlington cd, as follows: Chairman, Rose'
I 0481-W.
Perlman; acribe,treasurer, Zelina
The next meeting will be held Munolstuk.
• 21 , thEa-i
the ns
S aturo I•
n uyso
Tol ay, J
ay, J une 19, at t or home
A business meeting of the Kap- panics! Miss Fried on the piano. ,
of Miss Rosetta Levine at 1630 Ha- norm will celebrate their last 6O-
pa Zeta Sorority was held at the I After the program refreshments
Zolly0101.
clad gathering of the season with
honie of Miss Pauline Goran of were served.
a luncheon at King Wah loo, fool-
—
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153 Fairfield on Tuesday eve-
Auxiliary Talmud Torah lyric,
lowed by a theater party.
Pythian Sisters, No. 152.
, 1
nly, June 7.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Tal-
The girls Of the sorority were
It is of great importance that!
Young Emanuels.
mud
Torah
Ivrio
will
hot,'
a
carol
the hostesses at a bridge party members of Pythian Sisters, No.
winch' was held at the home of 152, attend the last regular meet- party on Tuesday, June 21, at 8 Plans are being completed fur
1:!sther Altiffiffier of 2454 ing of the season, Monday eve- p. m., to be held at 121 Rosedale the final joint meeting of the in-
lCt Euclid avenue, On Sunday, ning, June 20, at 8 (o'clock. Those court. There will be refreshments termeoliate and senior chapters for
Slims Ruth Schwartz,
this term.
T.. The affair u as a success who have not turn,' in either tick- and prizes.
chairman of the committee on ar-
.eryo•ne present spent an en- ets or money from the recent card
rangements, reports that the atTan
Alpha Bela Gamma Sorority.
. afternoon.
party should to so at this meeting.
The last meeting of the .Alpha will take place ton Tuesday eve-
novelties were awarded to
Beta Catania Sorority WaS helot on ning, June 28, and that a most
tlr,oners Of each table till
Flint Unit Junior Hadassah.
Tuesday, June 14, at the home of elaborator program is being pre-
its were served by the
The Flint Unit of aunior Ily-
Miss Esther Silber of 1093 'Taylor pared. On June 23 the intermedi-
es. There were about 50 dassah met at the home of 1,1
1,,
present. This was the Kap- Krasnick at Holly, Mich., June 7. avenue. Prizes in bridge and bunco ate chapter is to hold its election
first affair of the season. The following new officers were were was by Miss Anne Shnuro- of officers. The (officers for the
p: , /.
witz and Sliss Pearl Gilberg, re• past term are: Nathan Shur, pres-
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elected: Miss Sadie Agree, presi-
spectively. The girls of the so- ident; Zelda Teitiebaum, record-
Ilashaehar Ladies Auxiliary.
dent; Miss Ruth Bloomberg, vice-
rority will :spend the week-end at ing secretary; Esther Levine, cor-
A •pecial meeting 01 the board president; Miss Gussie Fryman,
their cottage at Cass Lake. There responding secretary, and Charles
of directors of Ilashachar Ladies' secretary; Miss Bessie Wexler,
will also be several guests for the Woolook, treasurer. The past offi-
Auxiliary was held on June 1 at treasurer. Activities will be re
cers of the senior chapter are:
week-end.
the residence of Mrs. Sam Levin, sullied in the fall.
'The next meeting will be held Murray Friedman, president; Mar-
21, 51 Richton. Reports of the suc-
on Tuesday, Juno• 21, at the home garet Pooevin, vice-president; Ruth
cess4al bridge party for the bene-
Theta Rho Chi.
c o ,fm NrIt cs. D. Penfell, 5:111 Rosedale Schwartz, recording secretary, and
fit of the unemployed in Palestine
A very interesting meeting of
Samuel Sachsi, treasurer.
and all final returns were received. the Theta Rho Chi Sorority was
The Young Emanuels have par-
A regular meeting was held held on Wednesday evening, Jne
ticipated in the Jewish National
K•dimah Girls.
Wednesday, June 8, at the Eman- 8, at the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse,
Fund Flower Day and have col-
Miss Ruth Klugman of Blaine
uel Synagogue, Taylor and Wilson 89 Rowena street.
lected over $125. Don Bernbaum
A hay ride to Washington, avenue was hostess at the meeting and Esther Levine collected the
avenues. All preparations were
completed for the flower day for Mich., is being planned to take of June 14. Miss Jeddie Weisberg, largest individual amounts of the
chairman
of
the
first
of
a
series
the benefit of the Jewish National [dace on July 4 for members and
money.
of lawn bridge parties to be given
Fund. The full support of the so- their escorts.
The next regular meeting will on Sunday, June 20, at the home
Junior Hadosaah.
ciety was pledged to help snake
be held on Wednesday evening, of Miss Elizabeth Apple, 2606 I'in-
this great day a signal success.
At the last meeting of the De-
June 15, at the Y. W. H. A. club- gree avenue, reported that from troit Unit of the Junior Hadassith,
present indications the event
house, at 8:30 o'clock.
Northwestern Women's League.
held Wednesday evening, June 0,
would he a success. Mother Klein
the following delegates were elect-
A regular meeting of the North-
is donating some of her famous
We Moderns.
ed to represent the Junior conven-
woo•toorn Women's league of the
strudel. A committee from the
A
meeting
of
the
We
Moderns
tam to be held in Atlantic City at
United Ilebrew Schools was held
Northwestern Women's League
the Phila• was held Sunday evening, June 12,
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, from June
eVe011112 at
Tuo
at the home of Hyman Penster, Was present and the members 28 through June 30, followng the
delphia and Byron hall, at which
promised
to
aid
(hens
with
their
time interesting reports were given :1815 Twenty-ninth street. It was dance on July 10 at Granada Park. Senior llaolassah and Zionist Or-
ganization of America convention:
by the various committees about decided that a sponsor be selected
The Misses Rose Eolith loipsitz,
the sale of tickets for the Granada for the club. The picnic, which
Gamma Tau Chi Sorority.
Bessie Brenner, Lillian Gordon,
Park dance which will be held had been postponed, will not be
The last regular meeting of the Sara Rudolf, Ruth Hoorowitz, Bes-
held for some time. A play is to
July 10.
Gamma Tau ('hi Sorority was held
Rabbi Aaron M. Ashinsky spoke be presented in the future.
A meeting will he held at the at the home of Miss D. Baskin of
in behalf of the Jewish National
Fund and appealed for volunteers home of Miss Anna Semansky, 12230 Wark avenue. The week-
3830
Michigan avenue, Monday end parties that are held at the
for the "flower day." Many mem-
evening, June 20, at 7:30 o'clock. sorority cottage at Cass Lake are
bers volunteered their services.
always enjoyed immensely by all.
The 'blazers" that were obtained
Beth David Congregation.
Koch.. Girls.
A special meeting of the Beth last week certainly denote a Gam-
Miss Bessie Goodrich of 2777 David Congregation was held Sun- ma Tau Chi girl from some other
West Euclid avenue was hostess at
day evening, June 13, at its tem- sorority. Uniform bathing suits
the meeting of the Koehn Girls on
porary quarters at corner Owen have 111,11 discussed for every
Wednesday, June 8. The meet-
and John R. The building CM- member is have within next week.
ings will be discontinued for the mittee reported that it would be
Friends of the different mem-
summer months. A theater party ready fur the laying of the corner- bers are always invited to stay at
at the Shuhert-Lafayette, fol- stone of the new synagogue July the cottage at weekends with the
lowed by dinner at King Wah loo 10. The public will be notified small rental fee of $1 for the two
Cafe, will terminate is successful
later about the time. Great credit days, Saturday and Sunday.
season.
is due to the special efforts of the
Time Kai Piaui. Sorority.
president, 11. C. Keywell, who is
Judaean Pioneers.
A regular weekly business meet-
giving quite a bit of his valuable
The regular meeting of the du- time to see that everything is done ing of the Time Kai Pistis Sorority
daean Pioneers was held Sunday correctly.
%Vita held Monday, June 13, at the
afternoon, June 5, at the El Moshe
Y. W. It A, clulohou-oe. Varian::
-
•
Synagogue.
N. Woodward Branch J.W.E.W.O. suggestions were made for the
WaS
elected
Ilerman Chesbork
The North Woodward Branch of week-end of July 4, but no delinte
editor-in-chief and Isidor Trivax the Jewish Women's European nrrangements will be made at the';
asoristant editor for the club paper, Welfare Organization will Mold
following meeting. Louis Veiolrah
Which is to be printed in a few luncheon and card party on June of +1710 Dumbarton roast was the
weeks.
112 at the Knights of Pythias Hall. winner of the bridge lamp which.
An elaborate home cooked lunch was raffled on Monday, June 0.
Sisters of Zion.
The next meeting will he held
will be served, followed by bridge.
A regular meeting of the Sisters For reservations call Arlington Monday', June 211, at the Y. Vs'. II.
of 'Lion, Mizrachi, was helot at the 2703 or Euclid 6054-W. Sirs. M. A., 89 Rowena.
Temple Emanuel on Wednesday, (roldgleal will be hostess at a spe-
W. W. Girls Club.
June 18. Mrs. I. Kaplan gave a cial meeting to be held on Satur-
Miss Belle Woontner of Grand
very interesting talk on Palestine day, June 18, at 8 p. ns. All mem-
and illustrated the places she vis- bers are urged to attend, as busi- avenue vas hostess at the last',
ness of vital importance will be ! meeting of the W. W, Girls Club,
ited by some photographs.
Tuesday evening, June 14. The
Mrs. A. M. Ashinsky, the presi- discussed.
members and their escorts had an
dent of the Mizrachi, was at the
enjoyable time at the ceremonial
Delta
Chapter
Beta
Fi
Tau.
Temple Emanuel on Saturday eve-
The members of the Delta Chap- and weenie roast in honer of the
ning, June II, to distribute boxes
for the National Fund Tag Day, ter of the Beta Fi Tau held their club's second anniversary, at the
first informal dancing party at the Bloomfield Hills. on Sunday eve-
Sunday, June 12.
Blue Lantern at Island Lake on ning, June 12. Miss Sally Deuteh
Wednesday evening, June 15, and Miss Bessie Feldstein gave it
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society.
On Wednesday evening, June 0, Members of the Pontiac chapter very touching talk on friendship,:
the Ilebrew Ladies Aid Society were present. The next regular which was followed wit h each
held a short business meeting, aft- meeting of the chapter will be held member throwing a twig into the
friendship tire. A twig was thrown
er which the following program on Monday evening, June '20.
into the fire fur Slims Lucille Cous-
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was rendered: William Baraas
ins, who is ass honorary member
was the speaker for the evening;
Four Leaf Clover Club.
The last meeting of the Four and resides in Toronto, Ont.
J. Selzer played the violin accom-
The next meeting will be held
panied by Miss Snyder; Little Miss ' I.eaf Clover Club was held Satur-
Kroll entertained with singing, RC- . (lay evening, June 11, at the home on Tuesday evening, June 21, at
the
home of Miss Ants Wuntner of
companiect by her sister; Mrs. of 51iss Sadie Ulnick. At this
Freda Auslander sang several se- , meeting arrangements were made Joseph Campau avenue.
lections, accompanied by Mrs. F. i for a hay ride party for the near
Beta Tau lot..
future. The sponsor of this club
Greenwald.
Several important matters will
Nliss Pried concluded the pro- 1Mr. Levin, toold a very interesting
gram. Iler selections were classi- historical story. Several visitor s occur at the next business meet-
ing of the Beta Tau Iota Sorority,
cal and her rendition of "Eli, Eli' ' I were present.
At the next meet's): we will have at the home of Miss Rose Kurt-
impressed the audience consider
ably. Miss Rabinowitz
ReC0171 - Irving Schlussel, a student of the man an Steele avenue. The chief
event will be picking of the win-
! nor of the raffle, which was post-
pone,' for two weeks. The winner
if the raffle will be announced
.next week. The last party given
i
ely sue-
by the sorority Wart extcrn
actually
cs.
oo ul. The "kiddies
brought back the good old days
I from "Ring-Around-a-Roosy." The
social committee promises a unique
affair at the next social meeting—
a pot luck supper and hard-time
I party.

3iirairrital ttitl Club Notr

the

of

lorte

Vernon, on Saturday evening,
June 25. The event will chose the
season's social activities. A very
beautiful tapestry and hand made
pillow for which tickets have been
sold will be raffled at the affair.
A verypleasant evening is prom-
ised and members are urged to
bring their friends.
A regular meeting will be held
next Tuesday at 8 o'clock, at the
Tusi Tale Sorority.
Jewish Center, 24 Melbourne ave-
The nseeting of June 8 of the nue, June 21.
Tusi Tata Saroritv was held at the
home of Miss Elsie Rubenstein,
Theta Delta Omega.
1004 Taylor.
A regular meeting of Theta
The meeting of June 15 was
Delta
Omega
Sorority was held on
helot at 010 hornet of Miss laoona
and Charlotte Kahn, 324 Belmont. June 9 at the home of Miss Brie-
A raffle will feature the open kin, Further plans for the cele-
meeting to be helot June 29, at bration' of the first anniversary
next month were made and olis-
2989 Fullerton.
cusst•ol. Nliss Kossok 111111 SUSS
Shore were appointed as the cunt-
Tau Sigma Epsilon Sorority.
mitter• in charge of the arrange-
The host regular weekly meet- ments.
ing of the 'Tau Sigma Epsilon So-
The next meeting will be held
rority Was held 1st the home of Miss on Thursday evening, June 23, at
Lee Suberotf of Calvert avenue. the home of Miss Helton Shen., 508
Plans were completed for the Englewood avenue.
week-end spent at Lake Orion as
the Bursts „f the Night
I • •
Bicur Cholem Society.
Sarah Kabulnik ails voted in

sle Richmond, Leila Sinalko, Letty nt which time a very interesting
meeting will be held. The princi-
Perlman and Lillian Gassell.
Slitters of vital importance to pal subject will be the interna-
the future work of Junior Hadas- tional convention (of the
sah will be taken up at this con- Writh, to be held in Detroit on
July 3 4, 5 and 0. All members
vention.
are urged to attend. Refreshments
will be served No cards will be
Social Rendezvous.
The Social Rendezvous has just ', sent.

completed another successful half.;
year el existence. At its meeting
of June 5 the following officers
were elected for the term ending
January, 1928: President, Bello-
NI mole Baron; vier-president, Her-
b, Charfoos; secretary, A111111
N I! eif ; corresponding secretary,
Co Iiio Goldstein; treasurer, Raton
Er, olonson. 'rhe 0111Cufs who hove
Ii' real so Weil in the paid six
ie. , :II- are: President, Carl Beit-
no . ,11,-president, Sans Epstein;
-co la tory, Belle Si. Baron; ear-
1, secretary, Celia Gold-
troat , urer, \William Gutman.

Gamma Rho Sorority.
'Ilse last meeting of the Gamma
Ith. Sorority WHO held at the home
of I Wain, Elmhurst avenue,
where plans were begun fur a the-
ater and pajama party to be held
in I h.. near future.
roi.snutn enter-
. A nne
tile, .1 the sorority with a bridge-
l0000m in honaor of Miss Ida
Joni, .
loride-elooet oof July.

MISS

as a future nuoinber of the soror-
I ity,
The monthly oven meeting of
the sorority is to be held on June
-4 at the ono, of the president,
Siism Janette Lane of Kennilworth
The entertainment com-
avenue.
Athena Girls Club,
'I he last regular business meet- mittee is making this ass evening
that
will
be
remembered by all
held
on
'Tuesday
evening,
in- wit ,
June 14, at the home of Mrs. Ned: present.
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Lippitt of 1058 f'alvert avenue:
J. W. E. W. 0.
The girls will attend the shower !

adjourned.
The new term of the Bicur Cho-
lera Society will start in Septem-
ber.

Delta Sigma Phi Sorority.
A new society was organized at
the home of Miss Faye Feldman,
151110 Inverness, June 1 The
following (officers were elected:
The Misses Belle Schnurovitz,
president; Sall Baxter, vice-pres-
ident; Faye Feldman, treasurer,
o and Belle Tukesman, secretary.
The second meeting was held at
the home of Slims Belle Schnuro-
witz. Refreshments were served.

Hebrew Baby Day Nursery,
The Detroit Helorew Infants Or-
Horne and Nursery has
chosen Sunday, July 24, for an
excursion to Tashmoo. Keep this
date open.
fhe massmeeting at the Congre-
gation Emanuel was largely at-
tend,' by booth the ladies and men
•hoo are affiliated with the build-
ing, organizations Reports were
read and all were favorable.

phan

A meeting of the Incur Cholem
Society was helot sot the Brotikers
NOTICE
Ballroom on Junto 3. The an-
nouncement wen made of the Bi-
Rabbi Moses Fischer has moved
cur Cholem moonlight to be given
Ills new
011 the evening of Aug. 9- have to 2440 Pingree avenue.
telephone
number is Euclid 10284.
Berger gave a short talk about the
organization. The nomination of
officers followed. NI. Berger was
When in Lake Orion stop
appointed to take charge of the
election. Sam Wexler was unani-
mously elected president; Morris
Greenberg was unanimously elect-
Levin & Baum Lab. Street
,' vice-president; Jessie Horowitz
Kosher Hotel.
was unanimously elected recording
soporootary; Bessie Gedrich, treas•
Private boating, fishing, bath-
sorer. Mr. Berger administered the
inc beaeh and dance hall.
oath of office to the newly elected
Corner Lake and Oxford
officers. Mr. Max made a motion
to give a thing vote of thanks to
LAKE ORION
the outgoing officers for the good
work they have done in the peat
For Reservations Phone
year. The new president, Mr.
Orion 120.
Wexler, gave a short talk, asking
for more co-operation next year.

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A board meeting of the Jewish
Women's European Welfare Or-
ganization was held at the home
of Mrs. I. Levine Saturday eve-
ning, June 11. The greater part
1 of the discussion dealt with the
arrangements in connection with ,
It lawn party.
A special meeting was helot at
the home of Mrs. Zuckerman 'Tues•
Ladies Auxiliary B'nai B'rith.
The regular meeting of the La- day, at which thole it was de-
dies Auxiliary of the B'nai B'rith cided to give the party at the resi-
will take place Nionday, June 251, dence of Mrs. P. Epstein, 545 Mt.

pajama party to be given Sat-
urday evening, June 18, in honor
of Miss Sophie Schneider, a bride-
elect.
The next regular meking will
take place (on Tuesday, June 21,
at the home of Miss Belle Jackson
of 4210 Virginia park.

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presi-

lsadore Banks, the outgoing
gave a talk and the meeting

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Esther Alzofox. The meeting pro-
(method with discussion of old and
new business.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Lillian Leiden

Ased-Ed•Din Sorority.
The members of the Ased-Ed-
Din Sorority rnet Friday reining
at 8 p. m. for the regular weekly
fleeting at the lame of Miss Sarah
Silverman of 3421 Michigan ave-
nue. Many suggestions were of-
fered on how and where to spend
the approaching Fourth of July.
It Was decides! to spend the holi-
day at Island Lake. Therefore, on
Sunday, June 20, the girls will mo-
tor there in search of n cottage.
The majority of the members
attended the Bicur Cholem excur-
sion to Tashmoo on Sunday, June
12, at which time the Misses Betty
and Belle Alter, Lillian Greenberg
and Lillian Peshinsky were initi-
ated.
Miss Lilly Greenberg will be hos-
tess at a bridge party on Tuesday
evening, June 14, at her home on
Taylor avenue.
The next regular meeting will
be held at the home of Miss Bea-
trice Wasserman on Friday eve-
ning, June 24.

Lot Amigos.
Nomination and election of of-
ficers for next year will be held at
the final meeting of this season at
the home of Ted Weiss, 1604 Ha-
zelwood avenue, Friday, June 17,
at 7:30 p. m. A picnic will be held
at Island Lake Sunday, June 17.
Members will meet at 1G58 Lee
place at 9:30 a. m. Transporta-
lion will be p rovided for all. This
close of an-1
picnic will mark the clo
ot her successful season.

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ROTHFUSS MOTOR SALES

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RUND MOTOR SALES

8927 Mark Ave.

TRIANGLE MOTOR SALES

2966 Gratort Ave.

AARON DEROY MOTOR CAR CO.

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HUDSON WAYNE CO.

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SCHNEEMAN, KRUSELL &
CUNNINGHAM

Redford

East Side Breads

14937 E. Jefferson Ave.

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