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Hadassah dance which is to be
held at the Scottish Rite hall, cor-
ner Sandwich street and Hall ave -
nue, Windsor, Ont., Tuesday eve-
ning, Nov. 22.
A real "peppy" orchestra has
been engaged and everything has
Theta Delta Omeg•
Menorah Chapter of Detroit
been done to make the evening a
most enjoyable one. Come and
A special meeting of Theta
Los Amigos
A meeting of the Detroit Me-
nosh Chapter will be held on Delta Omega Sorority NVIIS held
The last meeting of Los Amigos bring your friends.
Sunday Nov. 20, at 3 p. m. in the Nov. 9 at the home of Miss Nadler. Club was held Nov. 6 at the home
Tau Sigma Epsilon Sorority
assembly room of the Detroit The business session was devoted of Miss Friedland. Plans were
to a general survey of the financial made for a vickage party and pic-
The members of the Tau Sigma
Main Library building.
Abe Goldstein will speak on end of the Bridge-Tea which was nic to be held at Rochester Park, Epsilon Sorority, have completed
"The Effect of the Schwartzbard given by the sorority on Nov. 6 Sunday Nov. 20. Members and all arrangements for their annual
Case on Anti-Semitism." A gen- at the Detroit-Leland Hotel. guests will meet at 1608 West Phil- Turkey Trot dance, to be held at
The next meeting will be Nov. adelphia at 10 o'clock, where a the Twentieth Century club, Colum-
eral discussion by the members
will follow. The condition of the 17 at the home of Miss Kosak, short meeting will be held, then bia at Witheral avenue, Thanks-
they will leave for Rochester Park. giving Eve., Nov. 23.
Jewish students in the Eastern 3765 Wager avenue.
The dance will be favored by one
In the event of rain the regular
European Universities will also be
meeting will he held on that (lay at of the leading orchestras and enter-
Boni Amici
discussed at this meeting.
tainers in the city. The leader of,
Another important item of this
Thirty-two children, of meni- the above address at 3:30.
wham promises the latest thing in
meeting will be the reading of the bars of Congregation El Moshe,
Bet• Rho Delta Sorority
snappy music and pep.
constitution of the organization.
29th and Michigan, formed a club
Tickets being very limited, have
Students attending the Detroit to be known as the Boni Amid, to
The last regular meeting of the
College of Medicine; City College help war orphans at the Canadian Beta Rho Delta Sorority was held been reserved by fraternities and
sororities.
of Detroit; and the University of Orphans Home and Farm School. Thursday, Nov. 10, at 89 Rowena.
The patrons and patronesses for
Detroit, are invited to attend our
Miss Sally Cutler, chairman of
These children read about the
the evening consist of : Mr. and
meetings.
plight of the school, and each gave the bridge committee, gave a very
Mrs. J. Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. T.
favorable
report
of
the
bridge-tea,
his or her mite, so the children
Vivian, Mr. and Mrs. J. Faigel,
0 F. F. Girls
at the home may know that their which was held Sunday, Nov. 6 at
Harry Slavin and Miss Sarah
At the recent election of the 0. American cousins are thinking of the Palmetto hotel.
Slavin.
Plans for a theater party honor-
F. F. Club, the following officers them and trying to help them.
were chosen: president, Anne
Last Sunday they attended a ing the new officers will be taken up
Madison Athletic Club
Solomon; vice-president, Sophie meeting where some of the mem- at the next meeting.
The regular meeting of the Mad-
Grossberg; secretary, Rose Gross. bers of the Orphans committee
ison Athletic club was held Sunday,
Bicur Cholem Club
berg; and treasurer, Anne Korby. were present and there presented
A Hallowe'en party was held at a resolution accompanied by a SIO
The Bicur Cholem club are work- Nov. 13, at the Y. W. II. A. build-
the home of the Misses Rose and donation.
ing steadily towards preparations ing. This meeting was by far the
The officers of the club are: for the first dance of the season to best this season.
Sophie Grossberg.
The club was very glad to we'.
On Sunday, Nov. 27, a hike is Ruth Bernstein, president; Sophie be held Sunday evening, Dec. 25 at
Norris, vice president; Dorothy Hotel Statler. The organization come the return of the Messrs. L.
being planned.
Pentelnick, secretary, and Harold expects to make this affair one of Berlin and B. Merkle who were ab-
The Coterie Club
the outstanding affairs of the sea- sent for some time due to business
Bernstein, treasurer.
son. Sam Wexler, president of the reasons.
The first meeting of the Coterie
Mr. Levin, chairman of the edu-
organization, assisted by his able
Philomathic Debating Club
Club was held at the home of Miss
cational committee, gave a remark.
Jeanette Weller, of 573 Chandler
"Resolved, that the anti-Semitic board of directors, are putting able talk on the modern phase of
avenue. Arrangements for the feeling against the Jew is justifi- every effort towards the success of the Eskimo. For the following
season were made, and final plans able," will be the subject of a two this dance. An open meeting is week, 91. Cruskin and P. Goodman
man debate to be held by the Phil- being planned to take place in the are to make short lectures upon
for the coming raffle completed.
The next meetng will be held omathic Debating Club at its next near future which will include some chosen subjects.
at the home of Miss Jean Blair of regular meeting Sunday evening. excellent talent. All proceeds go
Mr. Gruskin was appointed critic
Nov. 20, in the Little Theater of towards charity, so be charitable, of the organization. The enter-
Dexter avenue.
the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse, 89 and have a good time.
tainment committee, composed of
Rowena St.
C. F'audem and M. Blumenthal, are
Ladies Auxiliary Delray
A Yiddish Lecture by
Max Simon will uphold the af-
contemplating plans which will be
The ladies Auxiliary of Delray
firmative while Isaac Greenberg
known later. Arrangements are
will constitute the negative. This will hold a Hard Time dance to be still discussed for a banquet to
debate will be a part of a variety given on Thanksgiving night, Nov. celebrate the ninth anniversary of
The Famous Yiddish
program at which l'aul [Ironer will 24, at 8121 Burden() street. Jules the organization.
speak on a religious topic. David Klein's orchestra has been engaged
The next meeting is to be held
Publicist
Slobin on a Jewish subject, David for the evening. Tickets may be Sunday, Nov. 20, at the Y. W. H.
Sobin on a current event topic, obtained at the door the evening of A. clubhouse.
Nathan Wise on an international the affair.
theme and I. Solomon Rosenman
Alpha Sigma Rha Sorority
The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
on a humorous subject.
The regular meeting of the Alpha
The club will hold an open meet-
The next meeting of the Hebrew Sigma Rim Sorority was held at
ing in the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse Ladies Aid Society will be held on
at the latter's "Sunday at home" Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 23, at the home of Miss Lillian Coven,
program to be held Sunday eve- 1:30 p. ni. All members are re- 3305 Elmhurst avenue, Election of
officers were held and Miss Rose
ning Nov. 27.
quested to settle with their ball Kursnian was elected president,
tickets, raffle tickets and ads. Miss Doris Sperling, secretary and
Gamma Rho Sorority
Plans are under way for a lunch- treasurer and Miss Gertrude Shu.
The last meeting of the Gamma eon and bridge to be given at a bon, publicity !manager.
at the
Rho Sorority WAS held at the home late date in December.
The next regular meeting will be
of Mary Tomarin, Kirby avenue.
held at the home of Miss Geraldine
Windsor Junior Hadassah
Plans were begun for a dinner
Fineman, 2267 Elmhurst avenue.
31 Melbourne
Final arrangements have been
dance to be held in the near future.
ADMISSION 50c
The following members are par- completed and everything is in
Delta Pi Sorority
ticipating in the bridge tournament readiness for the Windsor Junior
Miss Blanche Slichelinan Is pres-
ident of the Sigma Delta Pi Soror-
ity which is giving a benefit bridge
at the Knights of l'ythias hall on
Saturday afternoon, Nov. 26.
The proceedings are to go to
furnish clothing for the orphans of
the Baby Day Nursery.

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being conducted by the Phalanx
Club: Dorothy Bronstein, Ann
Grossman, l'auline Rosenthal and
Mrs. Ida Spear.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Ida Spear, on
Nov. 16.

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The
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Sunday, November 27,
8:30 p. m.

Jewish Center

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decided Monday, Nov. 21 at the
home of Miss R. Berger. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Miss E. Forbes, Yellowstone ave-
nue.

L'Allegro Girls

The last meeting of the L'Allegro
Girls was held at the home of Miss
Dorothy Tallierg. Arrangements
for the coming bridge were dis-
cussed. The members have offered
their co-operation to the Phalanx
Club who are sponsoring a dance
which will be held at the Statler
hotel, Dec. 18, for the benefit of
the Jewish orphans. ('lute pins have
been selected and are now being
made. A chapter of the L'Allegro
Girls was formed in Los Angeles,
California, by the former president,
Miss Sarah Block. The next meet-
ing will be held at Miss Esther Al-
zofon's home, 595 Philadelphia ave-
nue.

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Sigma Alpha Chi

REV. ELIJAH ZALUDKOWSKI

Renownell Cantor of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek, who will sing
"Jerusalem," the words of which
are by Yehuda Ilalevi, at the ban-
quet in honor of Rabbi A. M.
Hershman in the Book-Cadillac
hotel next Sunday evening.
Miss Lillian Estrin will accom-
pany on the piano.

on Monday afternoon, Nov..21, at
the home of Mrs. Jos. Grabow,
7406 Kipling.
The society will celebrate the
fifth anniversary on Wednesday
evening, Jan. 25, at the North-
wood Inn, for members and their
friends. Mrs. Sam Schwartz is in
charge of arrangements and Mrs.
Harry M. Shulman is president of
the society.

Sigma Delta PM

The last meeting of the Sigma
Delta l'hi was held Sunday, Nov.
6, at the home of Miss Rosaline
Goldstein. Plans were made for
a benefit bridge to be given Sat-
urday afternoon, Nov. 26 at the
Knights of Pythias hall. The pro-
ceeds of this bridge are to go to
the Orphans of the Baby Day
Nursery.
Selma Kline, Jeanette Jacobs
and Ruth Greenberg were given
the oaths of pledges.
The next meeting is to be held
at the home of Ethel Michelman,
3275 West Philadelphia.

The Sigma Alpha Chi held its
weekly meeting on Nov. 13 at the
home of George Greenberg, 1678
Glynn Court.
Plans were made for an outing
and other social functions in the
near future.
A football game will be played
at the Roosevelt Field Sunday,
at 9 a. m. All members are urged
to report.
There will be a meeting of the
Sigma Alpha Chi Sunday Nov. 20
at the home of Bill Barron, 1247
Atkinson avenue.

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The Ultra-Moderns
A meeting of the Ultra-Moderns
was held at the home of the presi-
dent, Miss Claire L. Kapetansky,
1730 Clairmount avenue, Friday,
Nov. 11. Plans were discussed for
an affair to he held on Thanksgiv-
ing. After the meeting entertain-
ment followed.

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C. L. H. Gels
The C. L. II. Girls are celebrat-
ing their first anniversary with a
formal dinner dance, to be given
at the Oriole Terrace, Sunday, Nov.
20, at 7:30 p. m. Covers will be
laid for twenty guests.

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Phi Kappa Beta Sorority

The I'hi Kappa Beta Sorority
wishes to announce that they will
hold their fourth annual bridge at
the Barium hotel on Saturday af-
ternoon, Dec. 3. Very attractive
prizes have been selected for this
affair.

Ladies Progressive Society

The Ladies Progressive Society
will give a charity hall on Sunday,
Nov. 20 at the Philadelphia and
Young Detroiter. Club
The regular meeting of the Boron Talmud Torah. Jean Gold-
Young Detroiter's Club was held kettes orchestra has been engaged
to furnish the music for that eve-
on Friday, Nova 11, at the club fl i ng.
rooms, 8679 Twelfth street.
After a short business meeting
Cleophas Club
bridge and checker games fol-
The Cleophas Club held their last
lowed.
Miss Nettie Briskin was elected meeting
on Tuesday,
Nov. Open
15 at
the Melbourne
Center.
t he meetings have been discontinued
financial secretary, to ta ke theo
zer- ,e who December. The club is plan-
o a
place of Miss Ruth -Glat
left the city.
ning a Chanukah party of which a
Members are asked to notify minstrel show will be one of the
change of address to Miss Rosabel outstanding features.
Yackness at once.
The sale of tickets for the
B'nai Moshe Sisterhood
Spanish Shawl to be raffled Fri-
Young Emanuel.
At a meeting of the Sisterhood
A joint meeting of the senior and day Nov. 18, is in full swing. of Congregation B'nai Moshe held
intermediate chapters of the Young Good results have been reported last Tuesday night the following
Emanuels was held Monday eve- from all members.
officers were elected for the en-
ning Nov. 7 at the Temple Eman-
The next regular meeting will be suing term: Mrs. James Sobel,
uel, corner Woodrow Wilson and held on Friday, Nov. 18, at the president; Mrs. Jacob Farkas, vice
Taylor. Miss Ruth Feldman was clubrooms. All members are asked president; Mrs. Harry S. Green-
appointed chairman of the com- to be there at 8 p. m.
baum, treasurer; Mrs. Sam Rosen-
Basketball practice Tuesday eve- berg, recording secretary, and
mittee on arrangements for the
second annual dance to be held in ning at the Sherrard school, 7:30. Mrs. Joseph Greenfield, financial
December. Reports were given as
secretary.
to the organization's activities in
Social Rendezvous
The annual Chanukah ball of
its conducting of Saturday services,
At the meeting of Nov. 13, held the Congregation will be held at
and as to its educational program at the B'nai B'rith, the Social Ren- the grand ball room of Hotel
for the year.
, dezvous transacted their regular Statler, Sunday, Dec. 4. This event
The senior chapter will hold its business.
will be in charge of Mrs. Philipp
next meeting Monday evening, Nov.
The social and membership com- Jacoby, chairlady, assisted by Mrs.
21. The meeting will be featured mittees will co-operate in the club's Joseph Greenfield.
with the renditions of Julius and next activity, a hay-ride party. All
Mrs. Louis Sobel, as chairlady
Jock Ilarris of the Red Apple. A who are interested are invited to of the card party to be held Sun-
few dramatic selections will also be come for the membership committee day, Dec. 18, at Hotel Tuller. The
given.
is making this a part of their fall public is cordially invited.
The intermediate chapter will membership campaign.
hold its next meeting Monday eve-
Kadimah Notes
Information can be obtained con-
ning Nov. 28, also at the temple cerning this hay-ride by calling the
A meeting of Kadimah Girls
Emanuel.
chairman of the membership com- was held at the home of Mrs. C.
mittee, Anna Matoff, Emp. 2850W Rogensaf, West Chicago boule-
Phi Bet ■ No Sorority
or the president, Belle Maud Baron, vard, Tuesday evening, Nov. 15,
The Beta chapter of the Phi Beta Emp. 3226J (between 6 and Ft p. at which preliminary plans were
Nu Sorority, have completed all m.) not later than Saturday, Nov. outlined for a dancing party to be
plans for their second annual 19.
given at some date in the near
bridge-tea, which will be held at
future. Further announcements
the Savoy Hotel, on Sunday, Dec. 1.
Mph Chi Omeg•
on this matter will be made
Tickets can be obtained from
The last regular meeting of the shortly.
Miss Kitty Wexler, 2456 W. Phila- Alnh Chi Omega fraternity was
A very charming dinner party
delphia avenue. Garfield 7605.
tH Rubenstein's home 617 was held at the Addison Hotel the
e fd a.
previous
week in honor of Mrs.
East Kirby avenue.
Blue Bird Girls
A bridge-tea is planned in the Jule Solomon (nee Freda Levine)
A regular business meeting of
a
bride
of
very recent date. Covers
future, to he given
the Blue Bird Girls was held on
t , this frnatelarn i ty: were laid for twenty and the color
auspices of
e t e ausp:i
Tuesday evening, Nov. 15, at the 'lee the
des
motiff was pink and white, the
wo you
young
by two
home of Miss Fay Mintz, 1506 Cal- and sponsored
floral centerpieces consisting of
vert avenue. Plans are being com-
pink roses and bridal wreath.
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affair to be given on Dec. 18, at theset v,:t t th ages of 17 to 22, who
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Barium Hotel. Plans are also be-
Delta Sigma Phi Sorority
i ' inq ste al in literature.
n ' e wanting
e
s ing completed for the raffle to be are Anyone
information re
The Lot meeting of the Delta
held en Feb. 21, at which time a carding this sorof rat may call Miss Sigma Phi Sorority Was held at
beautiful junior lamp donated by
the home of Miss Faye Feldman,
Robinson & Cohen will be awarded.
Brechner on Sunday from 10
a Sue
m.
. to 4 p. m. at Euclid 2132 and 15910 Inverness avenue.
The proceeds of these affairs are from Monday until Friday until 5
An open meeting will he held at
all donated to charitable institu- p• m. at Cherry 2-12(1.
the home of Miss Ruse Ann Rap-
'
Lions. The next meeting will be •
apport at 9671 Delmar avenue, on
held on Tuesday evening, Nov. 22, Detroit Mutual Relief Association Tuesday Nov. 22. Bridge and
at the home of Miss Sallysic-
us bunco will be played.
Detro it Mutual Relief Assoc-
ander, 172-1 Taylor avenue.
lion which was organized just late-
Refreshments were served, and
--
ly for the purpose of creating a dancing followed the meeting. The
The Ased.Ed-Din
last meeting Sorority
of the Ased-Ed- fund by selling shares for the aid next meeting will be held at the
Din Sorority was held at the home of its members and to provide its , Iliome of Miss Belle Shnurowitz at
members with credit facilities in
Inverness avenue.
of An
Miss
Esther Schwartz.
invitation
was extended to the
form of small 1, ans. The meet-
'the
An
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority to ings are held every Wednesday eve- (Additional Clubs on Page Three)

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The o officers are: M. Ravin, prey-
nue
on
Monday,
Nov.
21.
It
was
decided that every second Friday ident; 1.. Shalit, vice-president; R.
Itabinowitch, treasurer; A. Kurz-
there would be a bowling party.
mann, recording secretary and
A theater party will tee held on
Wednesday. Nov. 16, at the Jewish Freda
Wisok, information
financial secretary.
Any further
desire d
theater for the benefit of the Jewish
aror- can he given by getting in touch
Orphans in Canada, also the s
we-
with A Kurzmann, recording See-
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money to be given to them and will
Handball and Squash
participate in the dance to be given
Time Kai Piste. Sorority
Courts.
for them Dec. 18.
A regular business meeting of
Entire Solth Floor Burns-Gray Bldg.
the Time Kai l'istes Sorority Wa ,
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Picker Progressive Unterstitsing held on Monday Nov. 15, at the Y.
1265 GRISWOLD
Verein
.1 '. H. A. Clubhouse.
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Cadillac 4969
The Pincher Progressive Unter-
Final arrangements for the first
itsing
Verein
organization will
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Suggestions for a hike were
ALTERATIONS
Lifshitz is chairman of the affair made.
Carpentry and General Re-
and is being assisted by an able
The meeting was followed by
pair Work on Every Type
committee. Fidler's Union Or- bridge and the next regular meet-
of Building.
chetra has been engaged for that ing will he held at the Y. W. H. A.
evening.
on Monday, Nov. 21.

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The Home Relief Society

Home Relief Societe takes
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Friedenberg and her fellow co-
workers for their untring efforts in
making the last luncheon and
card party a huge success.
The next meeting will be held

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The last meeting of the Gamma :; No Job Too Small or Too
Large.
Tau Chi Sorority was held at the
Always on the Job.
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