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MISCHA ELMAN HERE
ON MONDAY, JAN. 21
sag Tug, Na te_
U
Y COMMITTEE FOR JERICHO LODGE'S NEW
ganiaztions, and all of those par.
AID SOCIET Y LUNCHEON
OFFICERS INSTALLE D ticipating will be dressed in their
An outstanding musical event
baritone grew a typically conti•
full dress military uniforms for
•
-
In honor of his sixty-ninth birth-
On Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 1 Canton Jericho Will Install Off, the occasion
cca o J r i u n z .
Mr. Kolar Gets Ovation, but n
l beard—changed his name t 0 this month is the appearance of
Croz * et and his ,n 1(, ui
Louis Graveure, called himself a Mischa Ehnen, the renownet1 vio- flay, Mr. Edward Lichtig enter- P. M. the Hebrew Ladies' Aid So-
sera Monday
:natt c
Soloist Doesn't Fare Inast,
Colonels will furnish the music,
Belgian, and as such, delighted
at Arcadia Auditorium tained 12 couples at a buffet din- ciety will hold a luncheon and card The newly elected officers o
f
ner
at
I
C
anton
So Well.
thousands as a most artistic resit- Monday evening, Jan. 21. This is
the residence of Mr. and
in-
.Jericho Lodge No. 490, Indepen
vitation to all clubs, who mem-
alist. We heard him here eight the last concert its the Philharmo n- Mrs. L. Robinson on Tuesday,
dent Order of Odd Fellows, wee
By HERMAN HOEXTER
years ago under the Barnett ban- ic series
i'lman
returns to t he Jan. 1. During the dinner Mr.
installed into office on Tuesda e hers and friends will be admitted
'
ner. Now the whiskers are gone— recital field after a two years' a b- Robinson, who acted as toastmas-
Victor Kolar, assmiate condu
evening before an assemblage o 1' without any charge, to witness the
e-
ceremony and enjoy the dancing.
It catches the dirt.
tor of the Detroit Symphony 0 and no is the once lovely voice; the settee, having only recently rotor n- ter, preseented Mr. l.ichtig with a
members of the lodge who title
Ilas
r-
name
remains,
but
the
resonant
ell
from
a
triumphal
concert
ton
beautiful
gift,
to
which
the
host
chestra,
water pan for humidity. Saves
r
the spacious ballroom of Jerich
has been active here to
responded in his very able manner.
your drapes and decorations.
the last few years, and in that tiny r baritone has become a tinny tenor. of 14 European countries.
Temple to capacity.
he has led his Men through a e They say the "flu" which laid him
AU metal—finished in baked
Critics all agree that Mischa El-
The following are the officers
enamel to match woodwork.
kinds and types if representativ II low six weeks ago on the west man possesses one quality in par-
Mr. and Mrs. George Kahn of
programs. But it is doubtful if h e coast, is not yet quite out of his titular that sets him quite apart Auburn are now domiciled at 1511
Sam Freedman, noble grand
has ever been in finer trim or ms v' larynx. But no matter. Why from all violinists, that is his shit- Sixth, this city.
Ben II. Brown, vice-grand; Mau
4
with such whole-hearted co-opera spoil a perfectly fine baritone to ity to preserve a luscious tone qual-
rice Bordelove, recording seem
lion from his men as at the first o - 'flake so poor a tenor instrument Ity throughout the most intricate
Mr. Max Kahn spent New Year
Lary; Dan Otis, financial secretary
the current pair of concerts—th I as that which went quite to pieces of violin technicalities. Ile cool 110 with relatives in Cleveland.
Samuel Rubin, treasurer; Dave
ninth in the series. There can b I' in the Puccini lyric "La Boheine" the most amazing of double stumps,
Zellman, warden; Sherman Pur-
15132 Mainland A•e.
no doubt that the sensationally su 1' aria, and winch (Andes of MeCor_ harmonies, etc., without for an in-
Long. 3673.
vin, conductor; B. II. Zendell,
Arl. 8476 .
Mr. Jerry Levine has returned
-
mock)
all
but
balled
up
Liza
Leh-
,stant
losing
the
purity
and
giant-
perior work which the orchestr
chaplain;
II. A. Ludwig and
home
after
spending
his
school
a , inann's popular "Ah, m oon o f M y our of his rich sensuous tone.
has been doing under the electri
Charles Okun, right and left scene
vacation at Lima, Ohio.
tying batons of Stokowski, Mengel - Delight?" These renditions were Tickets may he
supporters; Leonard Smith and
procured at Grin-
Grill
' berg and Goossens, has been of in - rather painful, and certainly added nell box otlice, beginning Tuesday,
William Foltie, right and left sup
Radio
- nothing to the singer's standing Jan. 15.
Radio
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kahn were
estimable value to the nun, and di
porters
to
the
noble
grand;
Jf1
Woodward at Warren
hosts to
- here. Perhaps under more fay.
Building
A 2 1 couples on New Year's
rectly beneficial to all future con
--------
seph Franowitz and Herman SM.
Eve.
delicious lunch was served
ductors—including our own Virtu - °rabic conditions and better or-
right and left supporters to the •
at midnight, after which their
chestral support—the curing
.1
Kolar.
.smart Muter to Dine
ZALUDKOWSKI LECTOR E guests en j y
There is a depth, a pre
Under Its Greatest M
vice-grand; David Millman, inside
oed thselves
emslumminguntfl '
cision of attack, and a brilliane - the Lehmann opus is wretched — ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON
guardian, and Joseph lleiman, out-
the wee ho ur s of the
y
Mr.
(Daycare
might
convince
us
in the playing of the orchestra
. side guardian.
Excellent Food
1 that he is a en
tor. But I doubt if
MRS. EMANUEL KLEIN
which only the clumsiest of direr
Noble Grand Freedman outlined
The well-known Detroit musi-
Modern Service
tors can spoil.
Distinguished Author
Miss
Rosy Beckman
is the guest party at the Knights of Pythias his program for the coming year,
- he
will
even
then
equal
his
work
cian,
musical
writer
and
critic,
of
her
mother,
Mrs.
E,
Beckman.
and artistry a8 a baritone.
Pleasing Surroundings
Scientific Lecturer, Inventor and
Fortunately, Mr. Kolar is a sen -
Rev. E. Zaludkowski, who is dime-
Hall, 3153 Cass avenue. A home- and appointed the following com-
Instructor
—
sitive, gifted musician, whose good
tor of the Hazomir Choral Societ y
cooked meal will be served and mittees:
Radio's Mysteries Simplified and
S. A. IIARRIS
taste was never more in evident.. Hazomir Invites Public to, and cantor of Congregation Shear
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sempliner left prizes given at each table. Mrs.
Outlook—Leonard Smith, chair-
Revealed. Non-Technical and
- fo
than at this concert. His program
r Detroit to be gone for several Emanuel Klein is chairman of the man; Louis Shield, I'. G. Dave
Meetings.
ey Zedek, will lecture on "TM
Easily Understood
began with Mendelssohn's ever .1 The Ilazornir Choral Society in- 1Vorld's Debt to Jewish Music' : days.
luncheon.
/Allman, Larry L. I'ollack II. D.
Day and Evening CI
for
welcome and picturesque overture . vices the public to hear the enjoy- Sunday afternoon, Jan. 13 at 1
Smith and N. Geer.
o tol ,- .
Dealer, Salesman, Service Man,
l
"Fingal's Cave," which was de- ab e programs which take place at
k
Mr. . and Mrs. Charles Levy le
Entertliinnient—Meyer Young-
Workers'
i'enter
Glendale 3350
Builder, Installer and No•ice.
• last Friday for Detroit, fro!
lightfully net forth with classic
avenue.
t the
re- each of its metings. At the laid . 52711011,1'0A
DETROITERS ON KAPPA erman, chairman; Sherman Porvin,
,
Dpen from 11 a, m. to 1 a. m.
straint and simplicity. Then came one on Jan 10, Miss Pauline Tait-
whence
they
left
Thursday
fu
Sam
&unman, Herman Stint, K.
t
Following the lecture by Prof.
NU'S
NATIONAL
BOARD,
Relnold Gliere s glamorous sea elisions entertained a good sized 7 it
California to spend the wrote r.
Kahn, Dave Wrubel and Leonard
udkowski, a program of class-
poem "The Sirens"—one of the audience
Smith.
audience by singing it group o f leal music will be given by the fol- They will be met en route by M.
Kappa Nu, a national Jewish .. Finance—Louis Shield, chair-
most dramatic and thrilling com- contralto solos.
and Mrs. N. Spiesberger of thi
l
wing
Ilazornir
Society
soloists:
544 Woodward Ave.
positions of thin genie, which in
Con
city, who also plan to be gone th college fraternity, concluded its man, Ben Keller and Dave Zell-
I
Continuing this series of special lowing
Mollie Smolensky and Mrs.
Randolph 9134
1 ' twelfth annual convention, which
Detroit
winter months.
my opinion, surpassed any previ- programs, Rev. E. Zaludkowski, di- Mildred
Samuels, sopranos; Can-
Radio
Wireless
ous renditions of this one-day rector of the liazomir, will present for A. A. Rosenfeld of Congrega-
was held from Dec. 29 through
Relief—Alex Friedman, chair-
Technique
Telegraphy
Jan. 1 in New York City, with a man, M. Youngerman, Isidore
maaterpiece by an orchestra. Mr. on Jan. 17, another of his original lion Mud Moshe, baritone; and
In honor of Mrs. P. Hyman o
f
banquet
at the Hotel Pennsylvania Schwartz, Dr. Jos. A. Bakst and
Kolar left nothing to be desired in articles dealing with the lives of , Sam
uel Shpargel, pianist and ac- Battle Creek, who for the past I 0
4128 Woodward Ave.
his admirable reading, arid the or- I famous
on New Year's night, at which the Dave Wrubel.
composers, the aubject this companist for the Hazomir. The days was the house guest of Ms
"For a Pleasant Diversion"
Auction! Auction! Aucion chestra responded beautifully to time being Beethoven. In addition, lecture and concert will be open to and Mrs. Alex Kahn, many delight newly elected officers of the orizani-
I. 0. 0. F. Excursion—Israel
If you haven't attended our neck'
- 'zation were installed. They are: II. Stein and Ben Keller.
his enthused direction.
Canter Rosenfeld will present a the public and a cordial invitation f ul affairs have been given, amon g
auction in 1928 you most get into the
The final number on the program number of baritone solos consist- is extended to everyone.
them a beautifully appointor President. Gerson Meyer, Roches-
I. 0. 0. F. Employment Bureau
habit in ISM Thousand. of prop!
was the conductor's own "Sym- ing of compositions by Franz Shu- '
have saved thousands of dollars by at
bridge-luncheon for 20 at th I ter, N. Y:; vice-president, Dr. Har. —Wm. Kauffman, P. C., and lien
phony in Major,"—a composi- beet.
tending our auctions . Sale starts at I
t• ry Muckier, New York City• treaa- Finkelstein.
Wenonah
Hotel
. ay, Jan •
a. m. and continues throughout the da
ion which had twice before been
By-Laws—Maurice Bordelove,
Meetings, rehearsals and sight-
Ahavath Achim Sunday 3. Besides the honor guests, out urer, Goodman A. Sarachan, Rods-
and evening. Remember the date .
f eatured on these programs. It reading classes are also held every I
Wednesday, January IS
side guests were Mrs. Steinberg o - ester, N. Y.; secretary., Milton and Albert Miller.
School.
f
Greeneinium,
Saginaw,
Mich.
liar-
YOCKEY BROS. AUCTION ROOM
Private Balcony for Bridge
Athletic—Jack Eisdorfer, chair-
r emains the work of an excellent Thursday evening at the Shaarey I
Saginaw and Mrs. N. Rosenberg o
4303 Fourteenth Avenue
f ry Hershman of Detroit and liar- man; Ben Keller, Albert Clinton,
Parties and Luncheons
musician, who above all things, &deft branch, 9125 Twelft street,
.1. H. Mendelssohn, superint•n- Detroit.
F. A. Yockey, Auctioneer.
old
Levin of New York City George N. Smith, Joe Franowitz.
nows his orchestra. While the beginning at 8 P. M.
Greens' Toilet Requisites
I dent of the newly formed Sunday I
were added to the present execu- !Morris Rubin and Sam Dante.
themes in themselves are neither
Mrs. R. G. Grabowsky, who ha s
School of the Ahavath Achim
very original nor of abiding
Hostess, Evelyn Kreuger
live committee, which, in addition
Degree Captains--Louis Shiell,
been ill for the past 10 days, i s to the officers, consists of Harry
beauty; and while the entire work Twelfth Pop Concert to Con. Synagogue, announces that new convalescing.
P. G.; initiatory; Sam F'reetiman,
' teachers have been secured and
dude First Series This
is always this side of the transcen-
Goldstein, Boston, Mass., Charles first degree; Dave Wrubel, second
i t h at the
t e sc
sc ho
oo o l is already showing
Grossberg, Albany N. Y, and Jacob degree, and Maurice Bordelove,
dent, the haunting and the niem-
Sunday.
progress.
The Elks Club was the scene Rosenzweig, Rochester, N. Y.
°ruble; it is cleverly constructed
third degree.
The Only Dairy Where Butter
I The school is Open every Sun- of a beautifully appointed dinner . The chituf address of the evening
and worked out with real symphon-
Sun
—
day's pop
lu concert
th
given by the members of "The was delivered by
Is Churned Daily
lfth an d conc dingone is in the e , clay morning from 10:30 to 12
ic insight, with a tine appreciation
the vice-president Canton Jericho Will Install Officers
That's what everyone says after
Sunday Night Club" in honor of
o 'clock
all
childre
of
the
society,
Dr.
Harry
Mackler
n
5
to
of instrumental values and colors, first series given by the Detroit years for
taking our treatment..
Fresh Butter..
of age, divided in se aeon Mrs. I'. Hyman of Battle Creek on of New York, who spoke on "The
..56c per lb.
and a natural gift for effective
Invest In Hes/th,
Canton
Jericho
Nu.
50,
Patri-
Fresh Eggs
Orchestra at Orchestra classes according to their ages and Monday, Jan. 7. After dinner Responsibilities and Obligations of
58c per dos.
contrasts and climaxes. Needless Symphony
archs Militant, I. 0. 0. F., whose
Hall. Mr. Victor Kolar, associatelstudiousness.
four tables of bridge were ar-
Gynastics
(Received daily)
•
the Jewish College Fraternity."
I to write, it was performed with conductor of the orchestra, will
membership is matte up of those
ranged. High scores were held by
66666
All
child
Best
Cottage
Cheese
.12c per lb.
ren
are
we
l
great gusto and earned an ovation conduct this concert , will be no tution
cmoe. There
vho have received the highest tie-
Mrs. Hattie Koffman and Mrs. Wil-
Handball Courts
ch arge s. Regis-
for the composer-conductor, which
rce in the Independent Order of
We Deliver Your Orders
entire Sloth Floor Bures.Gray Bldg.
The second series of 12 Sunday tration and enrollment will continue liam Kentz. The honor guest also
he graciously shared with his men.
Odd Fellows, will hold its annual
pop concerts opens next Sunday all through the month of January, was presented with a beautiful
Wednesdays and Saturdays
1265 GRISWOLD
The soloist was Louis Graveure, afternoon, Jan.
gift.
ublic installation of officers Mon-
Cadillac 4989
20, with the or- every Sunday morning from 10
Clifford 2014 I tenor. Years ago we knew him as chestra playing the
Chausson Sym-' 10:30 o'clock, at the ont
ey evening, in the ballroom of
synagog to,
Wilfred Doughitt, an English bar - phony and Gina Pinnera, soprano, I 440 Holbrook avenue
ericho Temple on Joy road.
Announcement is made that
,
us assisting artist.
The ceremony will be conducted
I
Saul II Rost. has become assort- b
y Gen. T. Calvert Crowe, depart-
ated with the Northwestern Mu-
ent commander, and a staff of as.
s 'sting officers that will come here
from all over the state of Michi-
---
gan and Ohio. This branch of Odd
114 ..."%00" 11
Presented With Praying Shawl by
Fellowship is a semi-military or-
Man Malini, Magician, Who Got
fame) in "The Lilac Domino." Yet •
a litle while, and the clean-shaven
r
HARRIS
Detroit Radiator
Shield Company
Restaurant
soda
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The
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SAUL H. ROSE JOINS g
NORTHWESTERN LIFE 'd)
SASS DAIRY
Co.
GUS" NEWMAN GETS
TALLIS WHICH HAS
INTERESTING STORY
9150 Twelfth Street
Bet, Atkinson and
Clairmount
It as Gift in China.
einnounces the Appointment o
ROYALE PALAIS
Max Malini, reputed to be the
king of magicians, is a Jew, who
is attracting wide attention, and
for the past 40 years received the
acclaim of kings and statesmen.
Mr. Malini, who is in Detroit
this week and who will perform in
the ballroom of the Book Cadillac
next Friday evening, has an,intet-
esting story which was revealed
through his friend, Gus Newman,
the popular and well known hatter.
During nisits in Washington,
Mr. Malini has performed before
the late Presidents McKinley,
Roosevelt and (larding, and be-'
fore President Coolidge.
His sa-
tirizations of senate sessions have
kept his distinguished audiences
roaring.
h.
SAUL H. ROSE
In European and Asiatitc court- tual
tries Mr. Malini performed
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before with offices at 742 First Natio mitt
Yuan Shih Kai, the first president Bank Building.
of China, on Sept. 20, 1913; be-
fore the late King Edward VII.,.• , After several months of into n-
King George, Lord Derby, Baron sa ve surveys
veys Rose
into b the varto os
de Rothschild, King of Siam, and ph .ases • Mr.
rings to his
others.
friends an understanding keno 71.
Raised on the East Side of New edge of this field uncommon to
! York, Mr. Malini so advanced in one who has so recently joined t Sr
his art that his name became a ranks of life insurance untie r-
I by-word in many quarters.
writing. Before making his co n-
;
Mr. Malini and "Gus," as he is nections with this company M r.
affectionately known to all his Rose spent considerable time
t friends, have developed a strong comparing the various large con
I friendship, and during his visits ponies doing business in Detro t.
here is, as a rule, this Detroiter's After a most careful investigati,
n
guest. During his present stay he selected the Northwestern M 1-
Mr. Malini, as a token for the es- tual, which is referred to as t e
teem in which he holds Gus, pee- "Dividend Paying Company
it
1 vented him with a Tallis, or prayer America."
shawl, which he had received as a Mr. Rose is well known in man
! gift from the leading rabbi in local circles, being active in th
e y
China 16 years ago as an appre- Aesculapians, and for his work i
I elation for his remarkable mystic Boy Scout activity at Tempt e
ability. This Tullis carries Mr. Beth El.
Malini's autograms and is highly
prized by him, and the presenta-
tion
tion of it to Mr. Newman is taken
CARD OF THANKS.
u as a great tribute to the Detroiter.
I Mr. Malini, describing his visit Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Denenburg
I to the Jewish city 20 miles from 3327 Vicksburg avenue, than
; Pekin, said that the Jewish pupa- their friends and relatives fo
lation was a picturesque group. Al kindness shown them during thei
' that time, in 1913, they wore the recent bereavement.
'traditional Chinese queues and
I were an active part of the Chinese
At home a boy can only lear Ii
I community.
In addition to the what is taught to hint; but in schoo l
traditional Hebrew, he said that he can learn what is taught t
! the synagogue also used Chinese. others.—Quintilian.
TO HONOR SADIE SHOENGOLD
AT TESTIMONIAL PERFORMANCE
The Yiddish Theater of Detroit, their pleasure at the forthcoming
at Twelfth and Seward, will honor performance in honor of Mis
, its leading lady, Sadie Schoengold,
Schoengold and pledged their co
at a testimonial performance Tues-
day evening, Jan. 22.
Mischa Elman and A. Littman,
managers for the actors and the
theater, respectively, announce
that Miss Schoengold will appear
on the occasion of the testimonial
in her honor in the leading role of
"Zipke Fire," a title role which
, she created before Molly Picon ap-
, peered in it.
The musical production is in
tour acts, with music by Rum-
schinsky. It features new songs,
dances and costumes, and the local
theater has arranged for new light-
ing effects and new sceneries.
The managers and actors state
' that they are especially gratified
I to sponsor this testimonial because
Miss Schoengold has already won
i for herself the title of "Detroit's
Favorite."
Many of the patrons of the local
theater have already signified
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