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I FELICITATE STRAUS
ON 81ST BIRTHDAY

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fulfilled in his own life the ideal
I of his Israel—justice and peace to
I all!
"What Mr. Straus is bringing to
Zionism is the larger spirit of hu-
man brotherhood, and what Zion-
ism is bringing to Palestine is not
•merely economic prosperity and po-
litical recovery, but a renaissance
of true idealism," the address said.
Mr. Holmes recalled that a year
;ago, on the eightieth birthday of
1 Mr. Straus, "there canto such an
; outpouring of gratitude upon this
man, unanimously hailed as New
York's s first citizen, as wan well
nigh unexampled in the city's life."
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JERUSALEM.— (J. T. A.) —
The eighty-first anniversary of the
birth of Nathan Straus, American
Jewish philanthropist, was id.
served here at a reception given by
Miss Ilenriettu Szuld, American
member of the Palestine Zionist
Executive. Dr. .John Haynes
Holmes, pastor of the Community
Church in New York, who came to
Palestine as the representative of
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Philadelphia was hostess at the
last meeting of the Delta Sigma
('hi. on Friday. The sorority will
raffle a marble smoking stand. The
middle-of-May Valentine party
will be held at the home of Miss
F. Feldman, 15910 Inverness, Sat-
urday, Feb. 9. Miss Anna Lesson,
a pledgee, was elected a member.
Miss I.. Garnick 4.1549 Clair-
mount will be he hostess at the
next meeting on Friday. Address
all correspondence to Miss R. A.
Rapapport, 10279 Delmar.

Ased-Ed-Din Sorority.

A dinner and theater party was
held Jan. 29. The next meeting
will be held at Sadie Gruskin's
home, 322 Owen.

1073 Gladstone

Delta Sigma Chi Sorority.

The Ased-Ed-Din Sorority met
at the "Y" Sunday, Feb. 3. The
sorority thanks all clubs that co-
operated in the bridge-tea. Semi.
annual elections were held and the
following are officers for the new
term. Rose Elansky, president;
Pauline Faigen, vice-president and
treasurer; Belle Alter, secretary
and reporter. The third anniver-
sary will be observed with a thea-
ter party, followed by a pajama
party at the Stotler.

Tau Sigma Gamma.

Itedeared to D. troll-
ore by virtue of mittle-
Mena sans and clean-
Liam

Philomathic Debating Club.

The Philamathic Debating Club
met last Sunday in the clubroom
of the main library, Woodward
and Kirby avenues. The program
consisted of a series of speeches
on various subjects. Jack Miller
spoke on "Proportionate Represen-
tation," Arthur Snyder spoke on
The Meaning and the Interpre-
tation of Subsidization." Nathan
Berke discussed "Contributions of
the Hebrews to human Advance-
ment," Norval Slobin dealt with
"Hubbies." The program for Feb.
10 will be a debate on the subject,
"Resolved, that the city manager
plan be adopted by the City of De-
troit." Max Chomsky and Leo
Gurko will defend the affirmative
and David Lipsitz and Sidney Slo.
bin the negative.

Beta Rho Delta Sorority.

At a meeting of the Jolly Fel-
lows Club held at the home of
Bob Kane, 1955 Maine, plans were
made for the card party to be held
Wednesday at Jericho Temple.
Prizes will be given at every table
and refreshments will be .served.
An orchestra will play, and there
will be a number of other enter-
tainments.

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The Ainwell club met at the
home of Lorraine Wigler, 558 Hol-
brook. There were 45 people in
attendance. Amendments to the
constitution were adopted. New
; members were voted in. The club
then discussed a dance to be held
March 17. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Max Gittle-
man, 154112 Petoskey. 'fhe club
party will be held Sunday, Feb. 17.
Detroit Lechem Aniyim.
Elections will be held next week,
The Detroit I.echem Aniyim will to be followed by a debate.
hold an interesting meeting, with
Phi Kappa Epailon Fraternity.
a musical program, on Monday,
Feb. II, 7:30 p. m., in the Hol-
A "Dance Unique" is to be held
brook Synagogue. Reports will be at the B'nai B'rith Center Sunday
made, and those who are interest- evening, Feb. 10, sponsored by the
ed in this work are urged to at- Phi Kappa Epsilon Fraternity.
tend this meeting. The organiza- The "Silvermoon Serenaders" have
tion is planning a number of in- been secured to furnish the music.
teresting affairs and the co-opera- Miss Ruth Rosen has consented to
tion of the public is desired. At entertain.
the last meeting important busi-
So-Ed.
ness was transacted.
The So-Ed met at the Jewish
Washington Pro g
ive Club.
Center on Fenkell
F
avenue Thurs-
The annual banquet and get• day evening. Louis Covensky and
together of the Washington Pro- Zelda Brodsky were chosen chair-
gressive Club will he held at men of the initiation and social
Northwood Inn, Ten-Mile road and committees, respectively. Nine
Woodward avenue, Friday, Feb. Alpha charter members were in-
22, at 8 p. m. All former mem- troduced to the chartered mem-
bers are urgently requested to get bers. The theater party will be
in touch with Dave Freedman at held Feb. 15, and the latka party
Euclid 2290-R, or Joe Newman, at Feb. 23. Those wishing to become
Euclid 2557-J. A meeting will be members should watch this paper
held this Sunday, Feb 10, at Meyer for announcements.
Epstein's residence, 9618 North
Martindale, at 3 p. m.
Delta Omega Theta Sorority,
The Delta Omega Theta Soror-
Sigma Delta Pi.
ity met at the home of the Misses
The Sigma Delta l'i Sorority Pearl and Lillian Levy, 1511 Dela-
met at the home of Miss Ruth ware avenue, last Sunday. The
Greenberg. Election of officers club then disbanded. The money
was held, with the following re- in the treasury was given to the
sults: Dean, Miss Miriam Lach- Detroit Jewish Orphanage. Miss
man; vice-dean, Miss Martha Kat- Helen Gross and Miss Josephine
zer; scribe, Miss Jeanette Jacobs; Wasserman used their amount for
Keeper of funds, Miss Jeanette another charitable purpose.
Bresler. Plans were made for a
Lea Joyeuse
charity raffle to be held in the
Les Joyeuse Filly's met at the
near future.
home of Miss Yetta Teach, Feb. 1.
Tickets for the raffle are now be-
Zedakah Club.
The regular Monday afternoon ing sold. The Valentine party is
meeting was held at Mrs. S. Schaf- to be held Feb. 14. A "white ele-
fer's home, with President Mrs. phant" sale is to be held in the
Roy Damsky presiding. Plans are near future. The next meeting
being completed for the dinner- will be held at the home of Miss
dance which will be held at North- Lillian Marks, 2442 Hazelwood.

Jolly Fellow.' Club.

REV. J. SILVERMAN

Aimwetl Club.

The First Austrian Ladies' Aid
Society will hold its first banquet
at the Beth Abraham Synagogue
at 621 East Palmer on Sunday eve.
ning, Feb. 24. Mrs, Spatter of 338
Owen is chairman of the affair.
The ladies assisting her are Mrs.
Schneider, Mrs. Katt, Mrs.
Schmildt and Mrs. J. Shafer. The
proceeds will be given to charity.

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be recitation, by Miss •aninah
Ticktin, a teacher in the United
Hebrew Schools and a graduate
from the Tarbuth schools , who will
declaim "Ga-aguyim" and other
poems by Tchernichowsky. A
musical program will include vio-
lin solos by Miss Ida Divinoff and
voca l solos by R. F. 'Znludk uw-
ski, whose themes will be poems
by Tchernichowsky to which he
has set his own music. Ile will be
accompanied by Samuel Solomon. ward Inn 11 'ednesday at 7 p. m.
Those desiring to make reserva-
Ldncheon on Monday.
tion should call Mrs. Lea Levinson,
Drs. Tchernichowsky and Feld-
vice-president, Longfellow 1766,
stein will be honored at a luncheon
or Mrs. Blanche Greenblatt, gen-
at the Phoenix Club on Monday.
eral chairman, Hemlock 0071-M
The committee in charge of ths
At the next meeting Mrs. Lea Lev-
luncheon consists of Rabbi Leon
inson, 2272 Elmhurst, will be;
Fran, M. II. Zackheim and Isaac
hostess,
Sh tz
Organizations which co-oper-
Epsilon Zeta Sorority.
ated in arrangements, and their
• y met
Th e Eps i lon Zeta .°
representatives, are: United Pal-
estine Appeal and Zionist District at the home of Miss Frances Mar-,
of Detroit, M. II. Zackheim; Young gobs Tuesday. Final plans were
Judaea, Samuel Ileymant Kvut- made for the 1, alentine party to
zath lvrith, S. &muffin; Northwest- be held at the home of Miss Ber-
ern Women's League, Mesdames tha Patrick, 2948 Vinewood ave-
F. Weksler, S. Shnitz and M. Mar- nue. Meetings will henceforth be
golis; Zeirei Zion, B. Lerman, A. held Monday night. The nex t
Friedman and B. Linderman; Ju- meeting will be held at the home
nior lladassah, M1213 Beside Bren- of Miss Jeannette Silverman,
ner; Jewish National Fund, Mar- 3421 Michigan avenue, on Mon-
ris and Abraham Lachover; Ile- day, Feb. 11.
brew Teachers' Organization, M.
Chi Sigma Sorority.
Mlchlin and M. Gordon. Other or-
The Chi Sigma Sorority met
ganizations pledged their co-opera-
Friday evening at the home of the
tion.
Misses Rebecca and Yetta J. Hoff-
man, 290 Farnsworth. It was an-
Radio Service
nounced that sorority pins are
Euclid 4234
ready for all members. The meet-
ing day was changed from every
other Friday evening at the homes
of the members, and beginning
Feb. 17 the sorority will meet the
first and third Sundays of each
month at 89 Rowena. The prom-
ised event by the sorority will
take place March 20.

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Plans are nearing completion
for the whoopee dance which the
Athena Girls' Club is sponsoring.
to be held at Hotel Statier, Sun-
day evening, Feb. 17. The
Whoopee Boys have been engaged
to furnish the music. This band
recently played at the Junior Ila-
dassah Manless Cabaret. Organ-
izations which desire tickets or in-
formation may get in touch with
the ticket chairman, Miss Helen
Tibie Chimovitz, 2047 West Phila.
delphia avenue, Garfield 8728,

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EDITOR'S NOTE

All news, including society
and club notes, to be assured of
publication in the current issue
of The Chronicle, must be in
he hands of the editor not later
than Wednesday. Contributions
received after that hour will be
retained for publication in the
following week's issue.

Purity Chapter 359, 0. E. S.

W. W. Girl..
Miss Anne Wuntner presided
hostess at the last meeting. Elec-
tion of officers took place. The1
new officers are: Miss Florence!
Terris, president;
Miss Belle
Woontner, secretary; Miss Bessie;
D. Feldstein, treasurer. The girls I
are looking, forward to the sleigh.;
ride party on Feb. 15. Miss Ter-1
ris is chairman of the committee.1 Women's Welfare Organisation.
Next meeting is to be held nt the; Election of officers of the Euro-
home of Miss Sally Deutsch, 24841 pean Jewish omen s Welfare
Organization was held Jan. 19 at
Hazelvttod.
Jericho Temple. The new officers
are: Ex-President, Mrs. J. Jen-
Beta Tau Iota Sorority.
An enjoyable social meeting; chick ; president, Mrs. .1. Bagdad;
was held at the home of Miss Helen; vice-presidents, Mrs. Joseph Rail-
Wasserman, 3353 Fullerton ave.' nee, Mrs. A. Katzin, Gold-
nue, on Feb. 1. The guests in- berg and Mrs. Mollie Cohen; re-
cluded the Misses Lillian Tulmich, cording and financial secretary, H.
Ann Burger anti Rose Cook. Stolsky; honorary correspond-
Bridge constituted the evening's ing. secretary, Mrs. Agnes Lev-
diversion. Arrangements were in; recording secretary of the
completed with the Jewish Orphan board of directors, Mrs. Silver-
Home for a theater party on stein; treasurer, Mrs. L Gold.
March 3. The sorority will raffle smith; trustees, Mrs. S. Goldstick,
its French doll on Feb. 14, at the Mrs. I. Neuman, Mrs, G. Mishkin,
WS. Elfersey, Mils. Siegal, Mrs
home of Miss Mona Hiller.
Smile. A general meeting will be
held Tuesday, Feb. 12, at Jericho
Kadimah Girls.
Temple. Arrangements will be
Miss Sara Cooper was hostess made for installation of officers.
at the last meeting. The weathers
thank those who attended the Jewish Women's European Wel-
bridge on Jan. 30 at the Maraville
fare Organization.
Apartments and helped to make it
The Jewish Women's European
a success. They extend apologies
to those turned away for lack of Welfare Organiation, will meet at
accommodations. The next in the the home of Mrs. J. Salts, 2734
series of charity bridges will be Leslie avenue, at 2 p. m. Tuesday,
held lute in February and the pro- Feb. 19. A home-cooked luncheon
ceeds will be given to the Hebrew and bridge will be held Wednes-
Orphanage. A piece of furniture day, March 6, at the Knights of
will be purchased for the Baby Pythias Hall. For tickets call Mrs.
Day Nursery with the proceeds R. B. Newman, chairman of the
from the last bridge. 1 he girls entertainment committee, Arline-.
donated a sum of money to the ton 3918. At the last meeting,
• Los Angeles Sanatorium. Tenta- held at the home of Mrs. A. Lieb,
tive plans are under way for the 958 Virginiia Park, important mat-
annual dance to be held April 7 at ters were discussed. Refresh-
ments were served and entertain-
the Stotler Hotel.
ment provided. A meeting of the
entire organization will be held
Phalanx Club.
Tuesday,
Feb. 12, at Jericho Tem-
The Phalanx Club met Jan. 31
at the "Y." The dance committee ple, Joy road near Linwood.

urges club; to remit for tickets.
Norman Brode and Manuel Bosch
were accepted as pledges and will
undergo a four weeks' probation-
ary period. The skating party is
planned for either Feb. 10 or 17.
at Jack Datzell's skating pond, to
be followed by dancing later at
the pavilion.

Tau Beta ■ Chi Sorority.

Election of officers took place
at the meeting of the Tau Beta
Chi Sorority, Feb. 6, and the fol-
lowing were elected: Helen Yost,
president; Lillie Blugrind, vice-
president; Minnie Bortman, secre-
tary; Ann Tutin, treasurer, and ,
Esther Pomerantz, Chronicle re-
porter. The girls are planning a
fashion show for the stunt night
at th "Y," Feb. 17.

Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority.

Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority;
met Tuesday, Feb. 5, at the home
of Miss Belle Wuntner of 2068
Clairmount avenue. Reports were
made on arrangements for the
third annual spring frolic, to be
held at the Steller Hotel March 3.
The sorority has added two
pledgees, Miss Suzanne Brown and
Miss Yvette Gleich. Instead of the
regular meeting on Feb. 12 the
whole sorority will dine at the
Cabin Chop House, and later at-
tend a show.

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Delta Chapter, Phi Gamma Eta
Sorority.

I'hi Gamma Eta held their first
theater party Feb. 1, followed by
dinner at the Chinese Tea Gardens.
Election of officers will be held /1 .
the home of Rose Bearnian Fri-
day evening.

Theta Delta Omega.

The Theta Delta Omega Soror-
ity held its last meeting at the
home of Miss Frieda Gold, Sunday
afternoon. The sorority started
their plans for the summer and
will decide on the cottage they
plan to take. The dye for the club
stationery has been made. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Miss Nellie Klar, 3758
Gladstone avenue.

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Tau Sigirrsa Rho Sorority.

Tau Sigma Rho Sorority met at
the home of Miss Fay Haffner,1
9730 Delmar avenue, on Jan. 29.
The entertainment committee
made plans for the Valentine party
to be held at the home of Miss Fay .
Sibrack, on Feb. 16. The next '
meeting is to be held at the home '
of Miss Fay Sibrack, 628 Belmont
avenue.

Mrs. Robert E. Clinton was
hostess at a special meeting of the
Blue Biird Girls held on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 5. Election of offi-
cers also took late. Installation
will be held onFeb. 24, at the Ori-1
ole Terrace. A bridge to be held'
Feb. 26 was also discussed. It
will be held at 3010 Cortland ave.
nue at the home of Mrs. Clinton.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Leslie Mitchell,

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cent for the coming term. The
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The officers installed were Mrs.
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l'urity Chapter No. 359, 0. E.
S., will initiate a large class of
candidates Monday evening at it
o'clock. Refreshments will follow
the initiation. All members are
urged to attend. On Thursday ,
evening, Feb. 14, the newly in-
stalled officers of l'urity Assem-
bly, Order of the Rainbow, fur
girls, will initiate their first class
of candidates. All the work will
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A meeting of the Versatile Girls
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tine party to be held in cabaret
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Wagner of Linwood avenue. The
next meeting is to be held at the
Yima Zonta Car ■ Sorority.
Yima Zonta Cara Sorority met hofe of Miss Sadye Bnumstein,
at the home of Miss Rose Siegel, 2994 Gladstone.
3777 Lawrence, on Jan. 30. Miss
Tuai Talc Sorority.
Jennie Abramovitch was present
as a pledgee. Plans are being
The Tusi Tale Sorority met
made for a card party dansant and Wednesday, Feb. 6, at the Y. W.
at a special meeting on Sunday, H. A. Several of the members en-
Feb. 3, at the home of Miss Betty joyed on Monday the performance
Feldman, 517 Marston, it was de- of "Porgy" at the Wilson Theater.
cided that this affair be held at The sorority is rehearsing for the
the Chinese Tea Gardens, on club stunt night to be held at the
March 31. Miss Rose Brooks and "Y" Feb. 17. The next meeting
Miss Sadie Smilo were appointed will be held Feb. 13.
to take care of the printing of tick-
Alpha Alpha Sigma Sorority.
ets and throw-aways.
On Friday, Feb. 15, at 8:30 p.
Theta Chi Epsilon Sorority.
m., the Alpha Alpha Sigma Soror-
Miss Mae Allen, 2745 Taylor ity will hold a bridge at the Ma-
avenue, entertained the Theta Chi sonic Temple. For reservations
Epsilon Sorority with a bridge. call Miss Ida Escoff, Garfield
Plans are being completed for the 9570-R, or Miss Dorothy Fink,
dinner-dance to be given at the Euclid 3388.
Oriole Terrace.

After a few months of inactiv-
ity the Nite-Hawks have resumed
social activities among the younger
the price.
set. Their opening event of the
Special Sunday
season was a theater party given
Dieser
at the Wilson,
Sunday evening,
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followed by a dinner at the Oriole
The Coterie Club.
Terrace. The Nite-Hawks are
Attractive weekly
The Coterie Club met at the preparing for their comedy sketch
and monthly rates
home of Miss Ethel Fischer. Final to be given at the Y. W. II. A. 's
given to permanent
arrangements for the bridge-fash- "Stunt Night," Sunday, Feb. 17.
guest..
ion show were made, to take place
Every room
March I. at Hotel Barium. The
Phi Zetta Xi Sorority.
with Bath
show is to be given by the Ames
Phi Zetta Xi Sorority met at
MONTHLY—SUITE
Company.
the home of Miss Mary Kreidman,
RATES
13150 Wyoming, Jan. 25. Pros-
The Cosmo Club.
$125 to $150
pective pledgees are Miss Ethel
The members of the Cosmo Club Feinstein. 16895 Muirland, and
urge other clubs to co-operate Miss Erma Chapman, 3238 Cort-
with them by attending the com- land. A new member is Miss Syl-
ing bridge-dansant at the Masonic via Mackie, 2020 Tuxedo. The
Temple on Tuesday evening, Feb. sorority is planning many activi-
26. The committee in charge is ties for this year. The next meet-
planning a var i ed program of en- ing will be held at the home of
WEDDINGS
tertainment. In addition to play- Miss Edith Ziff, 1969 Delaware.
Special attention to ben•
ing of bridge, there will be enter-
fleets, weddings, bridge parties.
tainment by prominent radio per-
Sigma Iota Sorority.
Phone Randolph 5600 for ir-
formers, to be followed by danc-
Sigma Iota Sorority met at the
meats.
ing The proceeds will be distrib- Y. W. II. A. Feb. 3 at an open
uted among needy families in ac- meeting. A skating party W3+
cordance with the general policy planned for Sunday, Feb. 10. at
THE
of the club. The next meeting will Palmer Park. Popular songs were
be held on Tuesday evening at sung by Miss Ann Forbes, and
2633 Richton avenue. A matter bridge followed.
of great importance to the organ-
Woodward :1
Athena Girls' Whoop.. Dance,
ization will be discussed at tiffs
I meeting, no all members are re- Sunday ensuing, Feb. 17, 1929,
at Adelaide

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