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Alpha Tau Fraternity.
The Alpha Tau Fraternity held
its last regular meeting on Sun-
day, Nov. 6, at the Y. W. II. A.
The first event of the season to
be given by the fraternity will be
a "Winter Frolic" to be held at
the Graystone ballroom on Dec.
8, featuring McKinney's Cotton
Pickers, a nationally famed or-
chestra; three vaudeville acts and
moving pictures. Dancing will
start at 8:30 and continue until
2 a. m. The entire Graystone
will be redecorated for this event.
Basketball practice will be held
at the Sherrard School and candi-
dates should get in touch with
the manager.
The next regular meeting will
be held at 89 Rowena street on
Sunday, Nov. 13, at 2:30 p. m.

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The committee, which was or-
ganized last May through action
taken by 43 federation executives
during the meeting of the National
Conference of Jewish Social Serv-
ice in Des Moines, Iowa, met last
week in Chicago and elected of-
ficers.

Potashnick. The committee in
charge of arrangements was Lau-
rette Potchinski, chairman; Sophie
Alpiner, Myra Potashnick and
Shirley Kapitz. About 75 people
attended.
The last meeting of the club
was held at the home of Misses
Sallie and Gertrude Albaum, 9612
Petoskey. The election of officers
was the most important issue of
the meeting. Those elected are
as follows: Laurette Patchinski,
president; Marion Simon, vice-
president; Gertrude Albaum, sec-
r otary, and Betty Kartzman,
treasurer.
The next meeting will be in the
form of a roller skating party. The
girls will meet at the home of
Sophie Alpiner, 1109 Clay ave-
nue.

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were discussed. It was also de-
cided to change the name of the
organization to Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund. A
committee headed by Mrs. A.
Markson entered negotiations with
the main office of the J. N. F. in
New York and on Monday, Nov. 6,
a meeting for this purpose will be
held.
The executive board meeting
was held at the home of Mrs. S.
Cabbot, 2745 Grand avenue. Plans
were made for a card party and
for a theater party benefit. De-
tails will be announced in follow-
ing issues of 'the Chronicle.
The next board meeting will be
held Wednesday, Nov. lit, at the
home of Mrs. E. lefkowitz, 3358
Clements.

4087 Grand avenue on Nov. 1,
which Miss Min Silver wan hostess.
Committees were chosen to rep-
resent the sorority at the Phalanx
Club bridge tournament, which
consisted of Misses Ruth Berman
Ann Shnurowitz, Belle Wuntner
and Sonya Lober. The above
committee, including Miss Pearl
Gilberg, will represent the sorority
at the (lance given by the Axed-
Ed-Din Sorority at the Wolverine.
The sale of tickets for the
hand-painted waffle set to be raf-
fled Nov. 8 was reported very good
by the chairman.
Cleophas Club.
Bridge and bunco were played,
A meeting of the Cleophas Club
Faicoms.
prizes being won by the Misses
The Faicoms held a Hallowe'en was held Tuesday evening, Nov. 8,
Ann Shnurowitz, Belle Wuntner
party at the home of Marian Si- at the Melbourne Center. The
and Ann Shulman.
mons On Monday, Oct. 31. The Cleophas has challenges! another
committee arranging plans were club to a debate. Following the
Philomathic Debating Club.
Marian Simon, chairman; Anne discussions, Mr. Schlissle spoke on
"Resolved, that an international Bachrach, Jack Kalt and Harold the subject "Jewish Literature."
Iota Tau.
convention be called to formulate Schwartzman.
The Alpha Chapter of the Iota plans for an international govern.
The club is now opening a cam- Detroit Hebrew Orphan Home.
A general meeting of the De-
Tau Sorority held its meeting at ment," was the subject debated by paign for new members.
the home of Miss Freda Green- the Philomathic Debating Club at
The new officers are as follows: troit Hebrew Orphan Home, 47
Rowena
street, was held Thursday
baum of Gladstone avenue on its last regular meeting, Sunday Morris Rosenblatt, president; Jack
Nov. 6. Anne Asher presided as evening, Nov. 6, in the Little The- Kalt vice-president; Lillian Jaffee, afternoon, Nov. 3, at the Emanuel
Synagogue.
Rabbi A. M. Ashin-
temporary chairman and Char- ater of the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse, secretary-treasurer; Marian Si-
lotte Newman as secretary and 89 Rowena street. The affirma- mon and Morris Rosenblat, house sky delivered a very interesting
tive team, composed of Abraham council members. Due to the ab- address.
treasurer.
Plans for the annual dance,
Notice has been received that a Pearl and Albert Williams, defeat. sence of the secretary-treasurer,
Beta chapter, under the supervi- ed the negative team, upheld by Miss Anne Bachrach is taking her which will be given on Monday
evening, Dec. 12, at the Arcadia,
sion of Miss Meryle Arbeid, for- Seddon Leach and David Leach. place.
merly of Detroit, will be organ- Albert Williams was elected the
The Faicoms meet every Mon- were discussed. Mrs. Ralph Paul
ized in New York. Through the best speaker of the contest.
day evening at the Melbourne is chairman and is being assisted
"Resolved, that the direct pri- Center. All serious boys and girls by Mrs. Fannie Rodin and Mrs.
co-operation of both chapters, its
members anticipate a successful mary system of nominating can- interested in joining are welconee Herman Cohen and several others.
The committee is hoping for as
future. The activities will com- didates for public office be abol- to visit the meetings.
large an attendance es possible,
prise mainly debating and dra- ished" will be the topic debated
as the home is badly in need of
fnatics. A debate is being planned at the next regular meeting Sun-
Theta Delta Omega.
funds.
in which the winning team of the day, Nov. 13, at the same place.
A regular meeting of the Theta
sorority will challenge one of an The affirmative will be composed Delta Omega Sorority was held on
Jericho Rebekah Lodge, No. 328.
of Louis Wetzman and Nathan
outside organization.
Nov. 3 at the home of Miss Klar.
Mrs. Morris Disner, noble grans!
The next meeting will be held Shur, while Samuel Krawetz and The entire business session of the
at the home of Miss Charlotte Erwin Rosenthal will support the meeting was devoted to final dis- of Jericho Rebekah Lodge, No.
328,
assisted by the furniture
negative.
Newman of 314 Elmhurst avenue
The date for the Philomathic cussion of arrangements for the committee, are giving the first
on Nov. 20.
Debating Club's twenty-seventh bridge-tea which was given at the dance to be held in the new Jeri-
annual oratorical contest has been Detroit-Leland Hotel on Sunday cho Temple auditorium, Saturday
Frolickers.
definitely set for Dec. 27, at the afternoon, Nov. 6, which proved evening, Nov. 19. l'roceeds of
Election of officers of the Frol- Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, at 7:30 to be a very gratifying success in this affair are to be used for the
the viewpoints of both the guests furnishings of the ladies' parlor.
ickers was held Oct. 25 and the sharp.
following officers were elected:
The date for the Philomathic and the hostesses. The elegant
Robert Gold, president; Miss Celia Debating Club's banquet in honor beauty of the ballroom at the De-
hour Cholem Society.
Barnett, vice-president; Miss Mar- of its 30 years of existence has troit-Leland afforded an approp-
The Bicur Cholem Society,
tha Barnett, secretary and treas- been definitely net for Jan. 31, riate background. Each hostess through their president, Sam Wex-
urer; Nathan Teton, sergeant-at- 1928. This banquet will be for was distinguished by a shoulder ler, have reserved the Statler ball-
arms.
Philomathic members and alumni corsage of deep red roses and I room for their annual dance on
white baby 'mums, these being the Sunday night, Dec. 25. A well-
Along with the regular busi- only.
club colors. After the guests had known orchestra has been engaged
ness, the club has taken up dra-
left, the members of the sorority to furnish the music for the eve-
matics.
Beta
Rho
Delta.
dined and then attended a theater ning. This affair promises to be
The annual drive for new mem-
The Beta Rho Delta Sorority party at the Michigan.
bers is now being held and all
one of the outstanding affairs of
Since many of the members the social season. The Bicur Cho-
visitors or prospective members were hostesses on Sunday after-
will be welcome at the next open noon, Nov. 6, at a social tea and were planning on attending the lem Society invites all clubs and
meeting, Nov. 15, at 8:30 p. m., bridge at the Palmetto Hotel. This Fokine and Fokina Ballet on other social orders to their affair.
affair proved to be such a huge Thursday evening, a special meet- All the proceeds of this dance will
at the "Y" Center, room 3.
success that the sorority is plan- ing has been arranged for Wed- go to charity, as there are ninny
ning a few others to take place in nesday, Nov. 9, at the home of demands for help. Meetings are
Nu Theta Kappa.
The last meeting of the No the near future, the (late to be Miss Ida Nadler.
held every two weeks at the otfi-
The next regular meeting will cers' and directors' homes. These
Theta Kappa was held at the home announced in a later edition of
be on Nov. 17 at the home of Miss meetings are closed to the public.
of Minnette Wittcoff, 5811 Begole The Chronicle.
The next regular meeting will Bessie Kosak, 3765 Wager avenue.
avenue, on Wednesday, Nov. 2.
There will be an open meeting
The officers for the coming term take place on Thursday evening,
the first week in December, the
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
are Mollie Steffin, president, and Nov. 17, at the Y. W. II. A. club-
date and place to be announced
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society in The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
Mollie Saperstein, secretary and house, 89 Rowena street.
held a meeting on Nov. 9 at Jeri- i Any member of the club who de-
treasurer. The guests present
cho
Temple, 2705 Joy road, their sires tickets should call Mr. Wex-
Phi
Gamma
Eta.
were Ann Topper and Sadie
The Phi Gamma Eta Sorority future meeting quarters. Mrs. ler, Northway 1174-M.
Greenwald.
gave a Hallowe'en party at the Helen Auslander, president, pre-
home of Marian Simon on Satur- sided.
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority.
Deboriens.
A large number of tickets have
The last meeting of the Alpha day, Oct. 29. Decorations were
The Deborian Club held its last
Beta Gamma Sorority was held at donated by the hostess and Myra been sold for the coming ball on meeting on Sunday, Nov. 6, at the
Nov. 13 at the Statler Hotel and Jewish Center. Discussion of the
a large crowd is expected. Fin- Hallowe'en party, which was held
zel's orchestra will furnish the on Oct. 22 at the home of Betty
music.
Alpiner, was held. Plans for a
fashion show are under way. The
Beta Rho Delta Sorority.
girls are planning on holding a
The last regular meeting of the fashion show and party, to which
Beta Rho Delta Sorority was held they will invite members of other
at 80 Rowena street on Nov. 3. clubs belonging to the center.
Final arrangements were made for
The next meeting will be held
the bridge-tea held at the Pal- on Sunday, Nov. 20. After the
metto lintel Nov. 6 and which meeting, the girls are expecting to
proved to be a big success.
attend the "Pep Supper" given
Election of officers took place, by the Jewish Center as a whole.
with the following results: Presi.
dent, Mrs. N. Rubins; vice-presi-
Osur Yelehd.
dent, Sally Cutler; secretary, Rose
A meeting of the charter board
Golinsky; treasurer, Birdye Mar- of the Ozur Yelehd was held Mon-
cus. Plans are under way for a day. Nov. 7, at the home of Mrs.
theater party in honor of our new Louis Fried (Miss Dorothy Rob-
officers .
bins). Final arrangements for
The Hallowe'en party held Oct. the membership bridge to be given
29 at the home of Laura Berghoff Wednesday, Nov. 16, were an-
was also a success.
nounced. Preparations for a
large attendance are being made,
and fascinating that it has become
Equality Club.
as this is to be the first meeting
A new club has just been or- of the organization and over 100
the symbol of good taste.
ganized by Mrs. Robert Segell of letters of invitation will be sent
179 Eason avenue, intended to out. No effort will be spared to
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portunities for it, members. Plans and interesting one. Mrs. Fried ,
for purchasing a site for summer chairman of the bridge committee,
craftsmen, which means quality,
resorting have been considered.
will be hostess. Entertainment
through and through, of the high-
Meetings are held the first and and refreshments will close the
third Wednesdays of each month, meeting.
est degree known to motordom.
at the home of Mrs. Segell, and
are followed by cards and refresh-
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Ladies' Auxiliary B'nai B'rith.
made possible only through un-
held at Jack Shore's home at 2512
A regular meeting of the La- Pasadena avenue. After the meet-
equaled facilities and resources.
dies' Auxiliary of ll'nai B'rith will ing guests of the members arrived
be held on Monday evening, Nov. and bridge was played for a short
A complete line—a wide variety of
14, at 8 p. m., at the B'nai B'rith
time, after which the entire party
Community ('enter, 275 East Fer- left for the Chinese Tea Garden,
Fisher and Fisher-Fleetwood bod-
ry avenue. Plans are under way
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ies. Select the car that meets your
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The next regular meeting will
28, at the community center. All take place at the home of Herbert
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Meta Alpha Theta.
held its regular October meeting
On the evening of Nov. 2, a
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number of girls met at the home
gogue. General plans for inten-
of Miss Sarah Goldman, 1707 West
sive activities for the new season
Philadelphia, and formed a soror-
ity known as Meta Alpha Theta
for the purpose of promoting
closer friendship among the Jew-
ish girls. Miss Goldie Sibrack was
elected chancellor; Miss Jean
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Phalanx bridge tournament.
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