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MEN'S CLUB PLANS '
CHANUKAH BANQUET
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Chi Sigma Sorority.
The Chi Sigma Sorority met on
Friday at the home of the Misses
Rebecca and Janet Vette Hoff-
man, 290 Farnsworth avenue. Dis-
cu-sion was on the series of pri-
vote bridges the stwority plans
to give. The next meeting will
be held Dec. 7 at the home of
Bertha Shrier, 5440 Milford ave-
nue.
Zedakah Club.
The regular weekly meeting of
the Zedakah Club was held Mon-
day, Nov. 26 at Mrs. Elsie Ru-
ben's home, the president, Mrs.
Ann Zamsky, presiding. The club
is giving gifts to inmates at the
Old Folks' Home for Chanukah.,
Mrs. Ann Paul is in charge. The
luncheon-bridge will be given
Wednesday, Dec. 12, at the Book-I
Cadillac Hotel. Tickets will bej
mailed to the members. The coin- ,
mittee in charge consists of Mrs.
Blanche Greenblatt, chairman,
Mrs. Lillian Newman and Mrs.
Ann Paul assisting. Mrs. Lutts
Cohen of 26 West Dakota has
charge of all the ready layetts.
Those knowing of any one in need
should call Longfellow 1159. At
the next meeting Mrs. Sophia Ja-
cobs of Buena Vista will be host-
ess.
Sienna Omega Upsilon Sorority.
Election of officers took place at
the home of Miss Tontarin of
Kirby avenue. The following were
elected: Miss Elsie Waldman was
re-elected president; Miss lila
Vittes, vice-president . and treas-
urer, and Miss Dorothy Feldstein,
secretary. Installation of officers
will he held at the home of
iss
Vittes, 9670 Broadstreet, on Wed-
nesday.
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pleted for the first annual card
party to he held at the Savoy
Tickets
The public is invited.
may be purchased at the door, or
of any of the members. A special
meeting will be held at the home
of Miss Anna Lubin, Tuesday.
Nov. 27.
Beta Rho Delta Sorority.
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THIS IDEAL COMBINATION
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Delta Sigma Chi Sorority.
A hike, attended by members
of the sorority and their friend,
on Sunday, Nov. 25, proved a
great time for all. The followinet
members will compose a team for
the Phalanx tournament: Miss
Hirschman, Miss Cutler, Miss
Schechter and Miss Engle. The
Epsilon Zeta Sorority.
sorority's dance will be held Feb.
The Epsilon Zeta Sorority met
10 at the Stutter Hotel. Music
at the home of Miss Bertha Pat-
will be furnished by Mike Falk and
rick, 2948 Vinewood avenue, Nov.
his U. of M. Collegians.
18, the main topic of the after-
noon being the weinie roast to be
held at Belle Isle Sunday, Nov. 25.
Members are to gather for the af-
for
fair at the home of Miss Berths
Gladstone avenue, Sunday after-
The Philomathic Debating Club.
Banquets, Clubs, Smokers,
Patrick. The next meeting will be
noon, Dec. 2.
The
last
meeting
of
the
Philo-
held at the home of Miss Rose
Dinner Parties ■
and All
(Continued From Page One).
mathic Debating Club was held at Wiess, 1612 West Euclid avenue,
Siphi• Tia Sorority.
Occasions
Miss Frances Kaufman, the the main library, corner Wood- Dec. 2.
expressed pride in the remark-
Dance Orchestras, Novelty
ward
and
Kirby.
A
variety
pro-
treasurer, was hostess to the
able progress made in such a short
B•nds
ht oNorval
l dounder
n
r
Menorah Society.
Siphia Tin Sorority at her home, gram
time.
"Production n aend
Abraham Rosenshine is repre-
Let Us Ilelp Arrange Your Next
"Chumosh" Class: Parfints liv-
1005 Leland, Nov. 23. Final Sobi n w spoke
Affair.
plans for the raffle were discussed. Distribution," Irving Ackerman on senting the Menorah chapter of ing in the vicinity of the Dexter
Refreshmenets were served. The "Law," Nathan Berke on "Re- Detroit at the mid-western confer- School will be glad to learn that a
ligion," Isaac Greenberg on "Sri- ence being held at the University "Chumosh" class was recently
next meeting will be held at the
home of the Misses Nettie and ence of Eugenics," Sol Rosenman of Minnesota, at Minneapolis, on opened and a start was made for
Ilelen Emmer, 3345 Richton. on "Capital Punishment Reborn," Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the formation of higher classes at
Paul Broner on "Class of Group of this week. The conference is, the new school.
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Toleration," and Albert Pearl on an annual affair called for the pur-
Fenkell Branch.
Les Joyuese Fine..
"Music." For Dec. 2 the debate pose of uniting the various chap-
Mr. Michlin, principal of the
The Les Joyuese Filles Club scheduled i s, "Resolved, that the ters and to study the various prob-
Suite
401
Madison
Ave.
112
Fenkell School, reports as fol
met at the home of the Misses president was justified in vetoing lems that confront the different
Ran. 2991 Night Calla Hem. 7701.R
Rose and Gertrude Alpert of 2061 I the McNar -Mau ■ en bill." The chapters. At the last meeting of I •
Increase of Pupils: Although
BOB ALBRIGHT
Blaine, Nov. 23. Election of ofti- affirmative will be upheld by Leo the organization, Sunday after-
ARTHUR D. BAEHR
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errs took place with the following Gurko and Nathan Shur and the noon, at e mai n l i brary , inter- the official period of enrolling pu-
1 results: President, Rose Alpert; negative by Paul Broner and Al- esting discussion took place on pils has already passed, many chil-
dren are being admitted to the
vice-president, Francis Grodin; bert Williams.
"The Jewish Woman's Place in various classes. Nothing is left
secretary, Gertrude Alpert; treas-
History." Mrs. Beatrice Peiman undone to accommodate all chil-
urer, I'ollie Minter; publicity
The Mas.K•ms.
delivered the address and conduct- dren that seek admittance. New
manager, Gertrude Zalkowitz. The
On Nov. 6 the girls had a thea- ed the forum in an able manner.
next meeting will be held at the ter party at the Capitol. Nov. 11 At the next meeting, on Sunday, classes are being organized when
necessary and extra rooms
home of Miss Rose Entncr, 553 Miss Anne Freedman entertained Dec. 9. Joseph Markel will be the
equipped.
Leicestre Court.
at luncheon and bridge. On Nov. speaker. University men and wo-
Mothers Are Interested: The
24 Miss Sally Bursky entertained men are invited to attend meet- mothers of the Fenkell section
Troty Vec Girls.
the girls at bridge and midnight ings of the Menorah.
take great pride in their Hebrew
The Troty Vech Girls met at
school. Many of the mothers have 6
the home of Miss Esther Kohn,Isupper.
joined the Women's League and
989 Alger avenue. Raffle tickets !
Los Amigos Club.
are working energetically for the
I
are being sold rapidly. A "Grab
Miss Jeanette Auslander was
cause of Jewish education.
Bag" is planned and a Christmas hostess at the last meeting of Los
Chanukah Atmosphere: The
party is being discussed, to be Amigos Club held Nov. 25. The 1
Fenkell Talmud Torah is domi-
'..i
!
.
theater party held at the Michigan I
nated
by the Chanukah s irit. Cha-
o
One).
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Helen Schneider, for members andl
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Theater Nov. 17 was acclaimed a I i words "kis
meaning: ' nultah songs, playing of Chanukah
and o lev
their friends.
huge success. Plans were ma e ! „
:!
games
and other means of celebra-
b pocketbook" and "heart;' Rabbi
for a bridge party to be given
declared that ' hi ghest lion are practiced in the school for
ischer
F itcher
Sigma Delta Phi Sorority.
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Dec 2. The next
Sunda evening held.
national eelebration.
coming
Dec. 9 at the honors will go to those who gate- the
,, y
The Sigma Delta Phi Sorority
The Children's Congregation:
sass both qualities which they
met at the home of Miss Miriam meeting will be' Dec.
1
The
self-management
of the chil-
1 Lachman. Initiation of pledges home of Miss Ruth Friedland, lend to the success of the new
l dren's minyon, held every Satur-
synagogue.
a h umorous atmosphere to the 1608 West Philadelphia.
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Rabbi Fischer urged all to con-, day morning at a quarter of 10, is
afte ri
noon. F nal plans for r the
• Sor rite
Tau G
Ga
serrate themselves for the ad-' among the school's progressive ac-
° ".
an7
mn ( r
raffle were made, two tickets for a
The
amnia Tau
Gamma Soror- Ivancement of the common faith of complishments. Not being con
musical comedy being the prize. it y bridge will be giv
given on Fri- Judaism, for the synagogue and! pulsory, it is interesting to see how,
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The next meeting will be held at day, Dec.7, at 8 p. m. in
the
main
f he Wilshire
Hot
I Talmud Torah, that young and old all the children attend the Sabbath •
the home of Miss Rose Abrams, dining
e , might join hands for a common minyon. The services are offici-
t
room
o
m
Collingwood and Third. Tickets
3746 Tuxedo avenue, on Dec. I.
Jewish purpose in the new build- , ated over by one of the children
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i can be obtained from any of the
1Mass singing by the pupils and a
Theta Gamma.
The Theta
Gamma met at the members or by calling Miss Mar- ing' Judge Keidan's Address.
i sermon by the principal are some
. arning the congregation that, of the features. Last week there
M
home of Ruth Fischer, 521 Jose- the
Rosenstein,
chairman,
Long-
fellow
6064. Miss
Beatrice
Se- the building of a synagogue is not was election of officers for the
phine avenue. Bridge and bunco
games were played. gell, chairman of the en er ain• the business of the officers alone, children's congregation with the
meat committee, has arranged for but that the entire membership following results: Abraham Gold-
a variety of talent. Refreshments must join in it, Judge Harry B. berg, president; Morris Weis, vice-
Tau Sigma Delft.
Tau Sigma Delta Sorority met will be served and there will be Keidan declared that this is an oc- president; Ben Kramer, secretary;
prizes at each table,
Meyer Berkowitz and Bessie Kra-
O
casion for rejoicing.
Friday at the home of Miss B.
"Are you going to have a syna- mer, trustees.
Luft of Richton avenue. Prepare-
Oakland Branch of the U. H. S.
rogue
that
is
going
to
reclaim
the
t i ons are be
e ng mac I e for
o a Cha•
In the presence of 75 children
young men and women for the
nukah Lake party to be held
synagogue?" Judge Keidan next and all the teachers of the school,
Dec. 18 at the home of Miss A.
Mr.
I.achover opened the newly
asked his audience. "This is an
Rochlen of Virginia Park.
important question that faces organized children's synagogue on
Les Nuit Oiseaux Sorority.
Saturday,
Oct. 20. In his opening
(Continued from Page One.)
every Orthodox congregation," he
The meeting of Les Nuit Ois-
address, Mr. Lachover stressed the
seaux Sorority was held at the tints have accepted the invitation said "Unless we get our youth
back, the future is very dark., importance of customs and tradi-
home of Miss Golda Jean Gelb, of th echairman of the art com- Many of the young have gone, tions for the survival of the peo-
This dinner is with-'C
3294 Glendale, on Nov. 21. The mute to present their works at wrong because they have no re-i pie. Jacob Lifchitz conducted the
out equal in Detroit
the
exhibitions.
discussion of the evening was con-
I services. Twenty pupils were se-
Isaac Bader, winner of the
■ at anywhere near
cerning the formal Christmas
" Keidan urged that every lected to be trained as "Chazonim"
Judge
d. ge
the price.
party to be given at the Oriole Whitcomb prize, who has just re- synagogue
should
have
connected
in the children's synagogue, so
Special Sunday
Terrace. The next meeting will turned from a year's study abroad, with it a Hebrew school. Ile ap- that in the near future the services
Dinner
be held at the home of Miss Max- will have some Eery interesting pealed to the young nien and wo- will be conducted thoroughly un-
still life studies and other sub-
ine Harris, 2774 Glendale.
leader-
men to take an interest
interest in the der the supervision and leader-
jects .
ship of the children themselves.
Another interesting exhibitor synagogue.
On the first Saturday of Chanu-
Attr•ctire weekly
will be Sonhie Gurvitch, who will
oitia First"-Hershman.
A. M. liershman laid, kah, there will be election of offi-
■ nd monthly
have batiks, water colors, and s
given to permanent
etchings. Jacob Reiss will have stress on the importance of the cers and a board of trustees for
guests.
several beautiful landscapes synagogue and declared that un- the synagogue. Only those that
WATCH FOR OPENING which he has completed on his less the synagogue comes first in attend services will be given the
Every room
sketching trip last summer. Isa- Jewish life, every movement in I privilege to vote.
with Bath
ANNOUNCEMENT
Chanukah: The school breathes
dore Ressler. who recently re- Jewry will suffer with the sync-
MONTHLY-SUITE
now with the atmosphere of Cha-
RATES
turned front San Diego, Cal., is an- gogue'a decline.
Rabbi
Hershman,
referring
to
nukah.
All classes are busy study-
other welcome exhibitor. He will
$125 to $150
have several interesting studies. the cry that there are too many ing the literature, history and
synagogues,
said
it
is
a
result
of
customs
of Chanukah. An ap-
Arthur A. Levinger, well known
f,r his character paintings, which too few synagogue-goers. He de - propriate program for the cele-
clared
that
one
of
the
slogans
bration
by
the
children and their
•al , vays arouse great interest, will
to represented by several of his should be "Synagogue first." Be parents is being arranged for
pointed
out
that
there
is
more
Wednesday,
Dec.
13, at 5 o'clock,
Larger works. Jasch Schwartz-
j ann. a talented artist and member unity in Jewry now than ever be- in the Congregation Ahavath
of the Scarab Club, will have one fore, yet that may be a serious. Achim, on Delmar and Westmin-
Special attention to ban.
still life and several charcoal fault because differences may ster.
Women's League Celebrates.
disappear due to indifference.
9835 Dexter
quets, weddings, bridge parties.
sketches.
Mr. Goldman, as secretary, read The Northwestern Women's
To Open With Reception.
Phone Randolph 5600 for ar.
At Boston Boulevard
Meyer Greenberg, prominent the list of donors to the congre- League is preparing a novel Cha-
rangemente.
artist, will have several very beau- gallon. During the evening, Can- nukah party to be given by them
tiful landscapes and a still life. for A. A. Rosenfeld of B'nai on Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 8 p. m.,
A most beautiful restaurant
Frank Barcus, who has been rep- Moshe n several selections in the PhiladelphiatByron Hall.
in your neighborhood.
resented in previous exhibitions Music was furnished by the Juve- The board of directors of the
under the auspices of the Jewish nile Concert Band, directed by Mr. schools and the entire teachers'
personnel will be the guests.
Center, will have several creative s icetfir
rnaono:.
s purchased during the Many Chanukah features have
batiks. Samuel Brichta, well
Woodward
n
included
the
following:
been
elaborately prepared for this
known in Detroit and generally for afternoo
at Adelaide
Billie and Jacob Deutsch read occasion.
his metal and brass work, which
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the
documents
placed
in
the
cor-
are of very unique design and rep-
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cn Goldman.
resented at prominent arts and nerBstoe.
Conveniently located to ....e
sealed the docu-
crafts exhibitions. will have some
your w•nts in all kinds of auto.
very beautiful metal and brass
Phone Glendale 9868
mobile repairing and collision
meNnItO. rris Feigenbaum placed them
w ork.
work.
The art and social rooms of the in the copper box.
Lady and Men Masseurs
The box was sealed by Mr.
Jewish Center building have been
attractively prepared by a com-
Storage, Washing,
ltrs
Deutsch carried the
Nina
thm. ina
mittee of which Mrs. Walter Fuchs Leie
is chairman. The exhibition will box to the stone.
Polishing, Greasing
Mrs. Jacob Farkas unveiled the
open Sunday evening with a recep-
1320 CUSTER AVE.
Gas and Oil
tion. Mrs. Milton M. Alexander is cornerstone.
The American flag and the veil
chairman of the reception and
Regular Steam Laundry
were
purchased
by
Mrs.
J.
Sobel.
hostess committee. The exhibition
Does All Your Family Work
Joseph Kornfeld and Harry
will be open to the public during
Each family bundle handled
the entire period of Dec. 3 to Dec. Meer lifted the stone for place-
16, between the hours of 2 to 4 in ment by an operating derrick.
Individually.
Robert Rosenberg placed mor- Wet Wash, 20 lbs. at $1.00 and
the afternoon and 8 to 10 in the
tar on the stone.
evening.
5c lb. over.
The name of Mrs. Joseph Hirsch- Wet and Flat Ironed, 18 lbs. at
The officers of the Jewish Cen-
field will be engraved on the silver
ters
Association
are:
Milton
M.
11.30 and 7c lb. over.
CASES OF RHEUMATISM,
Alexander, president; Milford trowel. The name of Mrs. David
Rough Dry, Flat Work Ironed,
NEURALGIA, LUMBAGO,
Linwood at Elmhurst
Stern, vice-president; Harry S. Goldman will go on a smaller
9c lb.
NERVOUSNESS, ETC.,
Scheinman, treasurer. The art trowel.
Flat Work Only, 9c lb.
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
4 committee consists of Mrs. David
Northway 6186-6187
2438 WOODWARD
1377 Vereor Highway West
B. Werbe, chairman; Fred Butzel
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Table d'Hote
'Dinner
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CLEANLINESS
COMFORT
ECONOMY
The Delta Sigma Chi Sorority
5-Course
JACK ALKON
Ea
HARLEY BUICK SA'
37U C41.11 Avenue
Glendale UN • MS
5'
held an open meeting at the home
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and delightful musical program
Ased.Ed.Din Sorority.
Detroit Ladies' Lechem Aniyim.
will be carried out.
The Problem of Jewish Art" The Detroit Ladies' Lechem Ani- Ased-Ed-Din Sorority met Nov.
was the subject of a paper pre- yim wi I have a bazaar on Sunday, 25 at the Y. W. II. A. The fol-
sented by Philip L. Rosenthal at a Dec. 2, from 2 in the afternoon lowing are to participate in the
meeting of the club Wednesday until midnight, in the Delmar l'halanx bridge tournament:
evening, Nov. 21. Mr. Rosenthal's Synagogue, Delmar and Westmin- Sarah Silverman, Belle Alter, Rose
paper was planned as n resume of stet- There will be a large stock Elansky, and Esther Schwartz. A
the views of Aaron Spivak, a bril- of merchandiew. The Lechem Christmas pajama party is being
liant Jewish publicist of Argentine. Aniyim is a society which provides planned.
Mr. Rosenthal, who is an authority aid for poor families. The public
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Pythian Sisters.
on modern Spanish literature and, is invited to attend the bazaar.
who has been interpreting the con- All the proceeds are to be used Pythian Sisters, Greater Detroit
tribution of Jews to the intellec- for charitable purposes.
Temple, meets Monday, Dec. 3.
tual development of South Amer-
--
Nomination and election of officers
ican nations,lucidly presented Spi-
Sisterhood of B'nai Moshe.
for the coming year will take
vak's explanation of the phenom-
Refreshments will be
On Sunday, Dec. 2, the Sister- place.
enon of Jewish domination in hood of Congregation B'nai Moshe served. The luncheon and card ,
modern art.
will give its annual Chanukah ball party nt King Wah Lo's on Wed-
Jewish aptness for the arts, Spi- at the Statler Hotel. Miss James nesday, Dec. 5, promises to be
vak contends, parallels the Jewish Sobel is chairman, assisted by Mrs. well attended, according to reports
penchant for mathematics and for J. Farkas. of reservations. Proceeds of this
the abstract in general. Modern
party will go for the maintenance
artistic tendencies, as expressed
of the "Altruistic Fund." The
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
by Jews, stress rational, abstract
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society I'ythian Sisters plan to entertain
concepts. The Jew employs the
will give a card party on Sunday the inmates of the Old Folks'
media of painting, sculpture and
evening, Dec. 0, at 7:30 p. m. at Home during Chanukah week.
etching not so much to achieve
Jericho Hall. Mrs, K. Denenfeld
pictorial results as to establish the
North Woodward Branch Euro.
relation between things, to ration- is in charge of the arrangements,
Peen Welfare Organization.
assisted by Mrs. Sarah Miller.
alize on ultimate values and make
The North Woodward branch
clear the essential unity which ob- There will be prizes at each table
and refreshments will be served. of the Jewish Women's European
tains in a world of seeming con-
Welfare Organization will hold
The public is invited.
fusion.
the rummage sale beginning Mon-
According to Mr Rosenthal,
day, Dec. 10, for the entire week,
Theta Delta Omega Sorority.
Jewish art, as seen by Spivak,
Theta Delta Omega Sorority at 4481 Hastings street. Those
tends to flee from the concrete to
the abstract and expresses humor met at the home of Miss Freida desiring to present their discarded
Gold, 3610 Gladstone avenue, on clothes are asked to communicate
and a love for the ornamental.
25. Final plans for the with Mrs. Benjamin Rodin, Empire
Thanksgiving party to be given 2093.J, or Mrs. George Cohen,
Saturday evening at the home of Northway 4727. Mrs. Smilo was
Miss Sarah Alrofon, 595 Philadel- hostess at the last meeting. The
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n
phia avenue, were completed. Theext
meeting will be held at the
next meeting
tin will be held at the home of Mrs. It. Rosen, 2732 Les-
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lie,
Monday at 8 p. m.
home of Miss Nellie Klar,
WiMigaZram
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You can call the following points and talk for THREE
MINUTES for the rates shown. Rates to other
points are proportionately low.
From Detroit to:
BALTIMORE, MD
BINGHAMTON, N. Y
HARRISBURG. PA
MADISON . W13
MARQUETTE, MICH.
PEORIA, ILL.
READING. PA
ROANOKE, VA.
SYRACUSE. N Y..
WASHINGTON. D C
Day
Station.to.StatSon
Rate
31.90
180
1.85
1.80
1.90
1.90
1.95
1.95
1.85
113
The rates quoted ere Station - to - Station Day rates, effective
4:30 a. m. to 7:00 p. m.
Evening Station - to - Station rates are effective 7:00 p. m. to
8:30 p. m., end Night Station - to - Station rates, 8,30 p. m. to
4:30 a. m.
A Station - to - Station call is one made
rather than to some person in particular.
to • certain telephone
If you do not know the number of the distant telephone, give the
operator the name and address and specify that you will talk with
"anyone" who answers at the called telephone.
A Person - to - Person call, because more work is involved, costs
more than • Station - to - Station call. The rate on a Person - to-
Person call is the same at all hours.
Additional rate information can he secured
by calling the Long Distance operator