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Tau Beta Chi Sorority.

Meetings of the Tau Beta Chi
Sorority have been changed to '
Thursday instead of Tuesday, due
to most of the girls having joined
the athletic class at the Temple
Beth El on Tuesday. At present
the sorority is busy making plans
for a bridge to be given some time
in March. The girls presented the
following officers of the previous
term with gifts: Minnie Bortman,
Betty SaranotT and Esther Pome-
rantz.

`Russ Bear
Inn

25 W. Columbia, opp. Fox
Theatre

First Russian Restaurant
in Detroit

The

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The W. W. Girls met Sunday
evening at the home of Miss Lilly
Miss
Bennett, 3000 Rochester.
Sally Deutch reported that plans'
for the social honoring the retiring
officers and the coming of the new
were completed. Discussion was
held On a proposed ice-skating
party. Due to the social being
held at the home of Miss Sally
Deutch, 2484 Hazelwood, on next I
Tuesday, the next meeting will be
held at the home of Miss Mary I
Koenigsburg, 2611 Carter, on
March 5.

kitchen is conducted under
the supervision of

Blue Bird Girls.

Mrs. A. Ross, 2555 Cortland ave-
nue, was hostess at the last meet-
ing, at which there was a large at-
tendance. Everyone is anticipat-
ing a good time at the installation
of officers to be given at the Ori-
ole Terrace Feb. 24. Mrs. Robert
E. Clinton will entertain the club
members and friends with a home
bridge Feb. 26 at her home, 3010
Cortland avenue. The next meet-
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. II. Salter, 2498 Pasadena ave-
nue, March 6.

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From Moscow

The acknowledged rendezvous for
eeekere after the unueual In food and
atmosphere.

Luncheon. dinner and after-theater
'upper—open 'til 1.110 a. m.

Facilities for Special Pall*

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Epsilon Zeta Sorority.

The Epsilon Leta Sorority met
at the home of Miss Lillian Earn.
netzky. The Valentine party held
Friday was a huge success. Elec-
tion of officers resulted as follows:
Rose Weiss, president; Bertha Pat-
rick, vice-president; Frances Mar-
golis, treasurer; Lillian Kamnet-
zky, secretary, and Jeanette Silver.
mah, recording secretary. The
next meeting will be held at the
bore of Miss Rose Weiss, 1612
Euclid, where an open meeting
will be held.

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Columbia at John R.
with M. C. Busses
Passing Door
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$12 to $16 Double
$1.50 to $3.00 Daily

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RONICLE

NEWS

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J. S. I. Girls.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL
JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS

The Detroit Jewish Chronicle is, from time to time,
called upon to offer information relative to the existing
Jewish organizations, clubs, sororities and frateinities.
In view of the difficulties involved in the random
compilations of such a directory, the publishers of The
Chronicle have decided to devote a special issue, to be
known as the "Organizations Number," which is to
serve as such a directory. This issue will be published
on March 22.
All Jewish societies are invited to communicate
with the Editor or the Business Manager of The Chron-
icle, imparting the information that is to be used in con-
nection with the planned directory. Heads of existing
organizations, or duly appointed representatives are
urged to communicate with us at once, in order to facili-
tate the publication of as complete a number as possible.
THE PUBLISHERS.

The S. S. Girls.

Thai Tale Sorority.

Mas•Kanis.

A delightful gathering took
place at the hom e of Miss Ruth.
Markovitz, treasurer of the J. S.
I. Girls, (in Feb. lie it was at-
tended by a membership of 12
girls.
Among, the visitors were
several out-of-town guests. Pn,
ceiling the social meeting a special
meeting of the society was held.
Esther Gauss, president, presided.
Final plans were made for the card
party to be held March 31, at the
K. of P. Hall. For tickets call
Euclid 5680, or see Miss Marko-
vitz, 2070 West Philadelphia.

CLEANLINESS
COMFORT
ECONOMY

THIS IDEAL COMBINATION
IS FOUND IN THE GENUINE

Eta Beta Zeta.

Eta Beta Zeta Sorority met at
I the home of Miss Charlotte Redish,
2220 Gladstone. The girls wish
to announce the engagement of
their uresident, Miss Helen Tratt-
ner. The next meeting will be
held at the home of 5liss As-is Rice
of 3318 Calvert avenue. This will
be open to visitors.

Chi Sigma Sorority.

The Chi Sigma Sorority met
Feb. 17 at the Youne. Women's ,
Hebrew Association, 89 Rowena.
Miss Ella V. Feldman, the execu-
tive director, welcomed the soror-
ity with an introduction to the
"Y." Plans were made for
forthcoming event, more news of
which will be given in detail later.
Each member was presented with
a sorority pin bearing the Chi Sig-
ma emblem. The next meeting will
! take place at the "I"' on March 3
!at 6 p. m.

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FOR EVERY FURNACE
ASK US

East Side Coal Co.

Whittier 9200

Miss Anne Bernstein entertained
The Tool Tale Sorority met at
the "Y" clubhouse, Wednesday the members of the Mas-Kams So- 1
T a u Sigma Rho Sorority.
evening, Feb. 20. A representa- rority at bridge. The next meet-
tive group of members enjoyed the ing will be at the home of Miss! The Tau Sigma Rho Sorority
met at the home of Miss Mary An-
Athena Girls' (lance held Sunday, Mary Feldman.
chill, 88 Rosedale Court. Feb. 12.
Public Courts with all the Advantages of a Private Club
Feb. 17 at the Stotler Hotel. Tick-
The Valentine party held Feb. 16,
Troty Vech Girls.
ets are available for the second
annual bridge-tea to be held The last meeting, of the Troty at the home of Miss Fay Sibrack,
March 17 at the Barium Hotel. Vech Girls took place at the home 626 Belmont avenue, was a suc-
The next meeting will be held of Miss Martha Miller, Feb. 13. cess. The next meeting is to be
Wednesday, Feb. 27. Plans are under way for pins. The held at the home of Miss Esther
3775 DAVISON AT DEXTER
HOGARTH 2675
next meeting will be held at the Yunis, 282 East Euclid avenue.
FIRST ANNUAL
home of Miss Ilelen Schneider, 298
Sigma Iota.
Hebrew Infant Orphan Home.
Phi Kappa Epsilon Fraternity.
The Hebrew Infant Orphan
The last meeting of the Sigma Owen avenue.
ICE SKATING CARNIVAL
The Phi Kappa Epsilon Prater-
1 tome will hold a mass meeting Iota was held at the Y. W. II. A.
Beta Rho Delta Sorority.
nity held its weekly meeting at the
SATURDAY, FEB. 23, 1929
The last meeting of the Beta Wednesday evening, March 6, at Feb. 17. Plans were made for the
eve-
Y.
W.
II.
A.,
89
Rowena
street,
The
So-Eels
S
met
Weather Permitting, or First Day Following
Rho Delta Sorority was held Feb. t he Emanuel Synagogue, Taylor' informal dinner to be given Sun-
Feb.
17.
Plans
were
made
to
at
89
Rowena.
Mrs.
Dolores
a
nil
Wilson.
Mrs.
11.
Bercovitch
day,
March
3,
at
the
Oriental
Cafe.
ning
and
the
following
was
de-
14
Prizes for Races, Fancy Costumes, Barrel Jumping, also for
Levitt and Mrs.' Esther Ruben3 f the Child Care Council will The sorority has entered the stunt cided upon: Latka party at the enter the "stunt" program to be '
Costumes in Grand March.
p ri n e sgi dgegnrtt' home,
gtovv b, m.gr
Feb
h. 1.13
2 swim- sponsored by the "Y" in the near
were among the honorary mem- 8 peak on the relation of children night to be held at the "Y" o n to
ADMISSION 50c
7:30
P. M.
Webster
1, Ssiwarch future. The following were ap-
berg present. It was announced t parents. Judge E. J. Jelfres March 17.
3, Coming events will be an- pointed on the committee: Lewin
that the dance held Sunday, Feb. will speak on the value of the
-
nounced at the next meeting. The Sisler, Andrew Roch, Sam Gutter-
10, was a huge financial and social h ome to the community.
Pisgah Lodge.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of B'nai club will have ribbons with the man, Aaron Rosen and Jack Slut-
success. The sorority thanked its
sky.
Tau Sigma Delta.
many friends who helped to make
Meet Your Friends at
B'rith held its last meeting Mon- name o f the club printed on them,
be worn by the members at
Try Our
Salads as Only
Tau Sigma Delta Sorority mem- day, Feb. 18 at the Community
It so. The proceeds will go to
Moriettes.
Toasted
W. Know How
charity, and plans are now under bers entertained their male friends) Center, 275 East Ferry avenue. every affair. The theater party was
postponed
for
a
later
date.
Edith
Sandwich.
to Malts
lgsiti
h,cg• sr a bffl
way to attain this end, under the at a Valentine-bridge party Feb. Plans were discussed for the next
g T ht 0 d ratsvo i r nbgt tog f s tg,
Fannie
Rose
and
Julia
Bu•
by
heldgive
leadership of Miss Ray Marcus. 16. There were four tables of luncheon, which will take place Ziff,
the
,
A
TRIAL
WILL
MAKE
menthol were elected members at week at the home of Miss Mollie
For • Tasty Bite
Plans are now under way for a for- bridge, and prizes were awarded at March 27.
YOU A REGULAR PATRON
this meeting. Those wishing to Chaenko. Proceeds of the raffle
mal dinner-dance in celebration of each table. The sorority is plan-
Look for the Red Neon Sign
15
years'
experience
in
this
become members should call Bill were given to the Ilebrew Infant
the third anniversary of the soror- ning an open meeting next month.
Beta Tau Iota Sorority.
line enables me to serve you
Figelsky at Euclid 48874, for de- Home. The raffle was very sue-
ity's existence. The committee in A sleig,hride party is also being
The raffle of the Beta Tau Iota tails. Address all communications cessful and the members extend
the fineet food and delicacies
charge of arrangements consists of disc used.
Sorority was held at the home of , to Rita Axelrod, 5908 Mt. Elliott.
obtainable at the most reason-
Sally Cutler, chairman; Miss Jean
Miss Mary Orrin, 15425 Wiscon- their sincere thanks to all those
able prices.
Aed•Ed-Din Sorority.
who helped make it so. Plans are
HIrshman and Miss Esther Engel,
sin avenue, instead of at the home
,
a
onti
meti
o
tfing
The
Aaed-Ed-Din
Sorority
met
gpefn
ille
bf
g
orioantbo
wa
itasociates. This event will take
11524 Dexter Boulevard
at the "Y" Feb. 17. The third an- of Miss Mona !filler, 2685 Monte- Instea O d " orth G eiri regC ul i a ' r i' meeting which m
place in April.
At Lawrence
e I of the Orean Girls' Club on Thurs- bridge-tea. A book review of the
niversary of the sorority was cele- ivy avenue. The winner was Mrs.
, Wasserman of
ewi-
d ay evening, Feb. 14, Miss Ru th "Island Within, " by udwig
L
Lnext
Hebrew Ladies' Free Loan .f, brated by seeing "The War Song",
will
nue.
The
next
meeting
will
-
wartz,
Hazelwood
avenue,
en-
.
he
a
I
Sch
of
the
and ended with apajama party at
feature
Cong. Ahav•th Achim.
social one and will be held at the tertained the girls and several of sohn
is the
meeting,
to be at the home of the
Announcement is made by the' the home of Miss Belle Alter. home of Miss Bess Schmidt.
her friends at bridge. There were
Hebrew Ladies' Free Lonn Asso- Plans are under way for a tramp
Valentine decorations and many Misses Goldener.
goommotwommorszammommtacernmegramoommummmmmunotmeNnimarmmummettrir
ciation of Congregation Ahavath to the Oakland Country Club. The
Home Relief Society.
' entertainment features. Sirs. Jack
Jolly Fellows.
Achim that it will hold a bazaar second monthly party is to be
The next meeting of the Home • Tobb of Leslie avenue will be
RETAIN
and package party at the syna- given Feb. 23, with Miss Sarah Sil-
At a meeting of the Jolly Fel-
gogue, Westminster and Delmar, verman as hostess. The Misses Relief Society will take place Mon- hostess at the next meeting.
lows, held at the home of Bob
day,
Feb.
25,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Gertrude
Slutsky
and
Belle
Lif-
on Sunday, March 3. The com-
Kane, 1955 Blaine, thanks were
JUDGE THEODORE J. U
mittee in charge Mesdames F. Al- chitz were brought up as pledgees. Ben B. Schwartz, 2433 Blaine ave-
expressed to all clubs and sorori-
Bernard Kugel, violinist,
The last
meeting
Club. Cosmo ties for their co-operation in the
nue.
The
C
pert, president, M. Smotkin, B.
will be soloist and Miss Esther Club was held Tuesday evening at card party held on Feb. 13. Fur-
Philomathic Debating Club.
Goose, Lankin and Cole, express
At the last meeting of the Philo.' Ashinsky will be speaker. Mrs. 11• the home of Miss Kathleen Pereira. ther discussions will be held in re-
thanks to the merchants who do-
nated packages and invite the pub- mathic Debating Club, which was M. Shulman, president, has ae- 378 Monterey avenue, Highland gard to our dance on Sunday,
lic to co-operate in its worthy held Sunday evening, Feb. 17, in pointed several committees which Park. The program of the eve- March 17, at the Statler Hotel, and
the clubroom of the main library, will report on various poor fami- ning consisted of discussions of according to the committee reports
work.
Woodward and Kirby avenues, lies and hospitals in the city. A "The effect of Vitaphone and me- everything points to success.
B
AS
contestants for the annual model large attendance is expected. chanical music on the advancement
Sigma Kappa Sigma Sorority.
of music," by Samuel Leib, and
The Sigma Kappa Sigma Soror- meeting were selected. Those
The Act Natural Club.
PhisSo-Lite.
"The psychology of modern edu-
ity, Beta chapter, held an installa- chosen were Nathan Berke, Paul
As the aftermath of a discus-
The meeting of the Phi-So-Lite cation." by Miss Betty Cohen. A sion on psychological reactions,
tion tea at the home of Miss Mi- Broner, Albert Pearl, Jack Rom,
Club
was
held
Feb.
13.
A
social
special
meeting will be held on
Albert
J.
Silber
and
Norval
Slobin.
riam Jacobs, 7432 Poe avenue.
held
at the Y. W. A. recently,
of
The officers installed were Betty Jack Miller and Max Chornsky party was held after the meeting. Monday evening at the home
the Act Natural Club was organ-
FAIR — HONEST — CAPABLE
Grabow, president; Helen Blume- were picked as alternates. The The boys of the Ben Beys Club Miss Fny Armlet!, 2937 Clements ized. A meeting was held at the
nau, secretary, and Faye Cohen, program consisted of a debate on were invited. Entertainment and avenue.
HIS SPLENDID ADMINISTRATION
home of Bernard Tilchen, 2519
treasurer. The guests of the so- tho subject, "Resolved, that Con- refreshments featured the meet
Gladstone avenue. The following
MERITS HIS RETENTION
Eta Rho.
rority included the Misses Nance gress should devise and accept a ing. The girls basketball team
ti
The members of the Eta Rho So- officers were elected. President, E
ENDORSED BY THE DETROIT BAR ASSOCIATION
Rosenthal, Estelle Morse and Es- uniform code of traffic laws." Sid- won the first game with St. Re-
Alfred
J.
Wolf;
treasurer,
Sam
.s=
rority have been busy this season
This ad. inserted and paid for by friends.
telle Perlman. All correspondence ney Smith and Albert J. Silber, tus, the score being 18 to 4.
Goren; secretary, Bernard Tilchen. 2
with
socials
and
business
assem-
who
defended
the
affirmative,
won
-
to the sorority may be directed to
Manuel Bosch was elected chair- EllIt1111311111111113111111MIIMIIIHITI11111111111111113111;1111111131111111111111M1111111111111111311110112111MKIMIKKIIIIKIKIKIVIDEMEMENIO
' blMs. The girls are now sponsor-
Phi Alpha Gamma.
Helen Blumenthau, secretary, 3216 the decision of the club over the
man of the intellectual advance-
The meeting of the Phi Alpha ing a dance to be held the latter ment committee. Human problems
negative, Morton Bauman and Da-
Cortland street.
vid Sobin. Sidney Smith was Gamma Sorority was held at the Part of February. The mock ini- besetting the younger set were dis-
chosen best speaker. Leo Gurko home of Miss R. Bernstein Feb. 18. tiation, for the entrance of three cussed at the last meeting. The
Idelta Girls.
the home of
A meeting of the Melte Girls acted as critic of the evening. Election of officers resulted as fol. pledgees, was held at
next meeting will be held at the
was held at the "Y" Tuesday, Feb. The program for Sunday, Feb. 24, lows: Miss M. Vassal, president; Faye Mishkin, and will be formally
Frid ay home of Alfred Wolf, 916 Dela-
subject,
will
be
a
debate
on
the
R.
Bernstein,
vice-president;
sole
19, at 8:30 p. m. Plans for a St.
Miss
All
club
correspon-
ware.
Patrick's party to be given in the "Resolved, that Congress should be Miss L. Silver, secretary; Miss S. gathering.
near future were discussed. Sally given the power to nullify Su- Taylor, treasurer; Miss D. Rosen- dence should be sent in care of
Sigma Alpha.
Cohen, Sylvia Kadish, Ethel Kozak preme Court decisions." Paul Blatt, sergeant-at•arms. The next the scribe, Betty Goldman, 3753
The Sigma Alpha Sorority will
and Mary L. Ross were elected h3roner and Harold Goodman will meeting is to be held at the home Elmhurst avenue.
e b s t e r
at Webster
members. The next meeting will defend the affirmative, while Jack of Miss D. Rosenblatt on Sunday,
Sunday.
The girlas will go to
Theta Chi Epsilon Sorority.
a un
Rom and Albert A. Williams will Feb. 26, at 3 p. m.
be held on Tuesday, Feb. 26.
Miss Rae Fidler of 3385 Rich- the home of Miss Helen Waldstein,
compose the negative. Tentative
ton was hostess at the last meeting •610 Webb, for a waffle supper
debates with the Detroit College
The Nite-Hawk Club.
Aimwell Dance.
The Nile-Hawk Club celebrated of the Theta Chi Epsilon Sorority, following this party. The next
The Aimwell Club will give its of Law and Detroit City College
the season with several social of Feb. 13. Plans to increase the business meeting will be held at
first dance Sunday, March 24, at are being arranged.
membership of the sorority were the home of Miss Fannie Wexler
the Beth David, Fourteenth and
fairs. Installation of officers will
gave a o f 2476 Philadelphia, Sunday,
Zedakah
Club.
Elmhurst. Joe Keyes and his Har-
he- held at the Blossom Heath Inn dinner-dance
discussed. The
sorority'
at the
Oriole Terrace March 3.
An enjoyable meeting was held
mony Boys will supply the music.
the
coming
Sunday,
Feb.
24.
The
The club has also obtained Miss Monday afternoon at Mrs. Viola newly elected officers are Joseph Feb. 20.
Upson Sorority.
Ruth Raison, 'Frisco dancer, to en- Weiss's home on Philadelphia ave- M. Marston, president; Frank J.
Detroit Lechem Aniyim.
tertain. Herb Stacey, the cabaret nue. The club thanks Mrs. Blanche Lutz, treasurer; Myron R. Sapper-
.
The Detroit Lechem Aniyim will Kirby
S :%igrms'i‘74.7nSu7nv.e,ljahspi 7 0 ' s nf telS is ' ir r t il": t ya h ; et
.,
Chicago , who in De- Greenblatte, general chairman and
stein, secretary, and Chester It. meet Monday evening, Feb. 25, meeting of Feb. 13. Plans were
troit for an indefinite stay, will vice-president, and Mrs. H. G. Lev- Ilarns, business manager.
in
the
Delmar
Synagogue.
The
i
discussed
for an open meeting to
enson,
assistants,
for
their
part
in
make his first Detroit apearance
public is invited. A theater bene- l be held in the near future. Bridge
at the Aimwell dance. Any organ- making the dance on Feb. 13 a
Siphia Tia Sorority.
followed the meeting.
fit
for
the
society
is
planned
for
and
dancing
success.
A
bridge-tea
is
planned
ization wishing to support this
Station-to-Station day rates from Detroit to:
Miss Helen Emrner, 634 Benton April 2•
after which a midnight lunch was
for the latter part of March. Mrs.
dance shou ld communicate with
h next meeting will
street,
was
hostess
at
a
Valentine
Tutto
Kohn
has
charge
of
all
served.
Te
the Aimwell Club, 8212 Twelfth
32.15
Atlantic City N J
es
Aloha Beta Gamma Sorority.
held at the home of Miss I. Vitt
street. Those wishing may attend ready layettes. Please call her party which was held Thursday
2.55
Augusta, Ga.
Chinese Tea Gardens.
Broadsheet, Feb. 27.
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorori
o f 9670 Broadseet,
the open meeting Sunday, Feb. 24, for same, Longfellow 1157. Mrs. night at the was
a huge success. Tht met Feb, 19 at the home of Miss
2.55
Button, Mass.
Sonia Shaffer has charge of all lay- The affair
et 2:30 some address, sec-
e Fi ller.
decorations were red and white. Ruth Berman, 8230 Beaubien
J .1 0 3 7 u s e
ettes
and
is
the
cutter.
Mrs.
Rose
Buffalo N Y
1.15
ond floor, room 3.
met at
F iller met
Lipson, 2677 Glendale, will be the 'elk s Frances Kaufman entertained street. Discussion on the forth-
The I L .e esa
Denver,
Col.
4.25
s
by singing and Miss Fay Levey ac- coming third annual spring frolic
hostess at the next meeting.
L F. D. P. Girls.
Des
Moines,
la.
2.35
companied her.
The following took place, to be held Sunday eve- and Gertrude Alpert Feb. 15. At
The L. F. D. P. Girls met Sun-
1.25
Indianapolis, Ind
were accepted as new members. fling, March 3, at the Steller. .4i. the
the home
Valentine
of of the
party
Misses
prizes
Rose
for,
Athena Girls' Club.
day at the home of Miss Edith
Montreal, Que.
2.15
The officers and members of the The Misses Ray Abe l, Fay Levey formal dinner-dance w ill b e given games were given to Freda Burke,
Cohen, 9036 Delmar avenue. A
and
Gussie
Oakes.
Plans
for
ini-
by
the
sorority
for
members
and
Lillian
Marks,
Mary
Ulnick
and
2.05
New York N Y
luncheon was served and the girls Athena Girls' Club thank their
Palm Beach, Ha
4.00
played bridge. The next meeting many friends who helped make nation were made. The next their friends on March 17, at the Gertrude Zalk. Refreshments and
Miss Ann Schulman, dancing followed. Tickets for the
will take place at the home of Miss their whoopee dance last Sunday meeting will be held at the home Addison.
Richmond,
Va.
1.95
of
the
Misses
N.
and
H.
Emmer,
1217
West
Euclid,
will
be
hostel'
raffle
are
still
on
sale.
The
next
success.
The
grand
ballroom
of
a
Clara Morris, 1114 Holbrook ave-
St. Look, Mo .
1.95
of the next meeting, to be held mee ting will be held at the home
the Hotel Stotler was filled to ca- 634 Benton street.
nue.
1.70
Washington, D. C
Monday, Feb. 25.
pacity with guests who danced to
of Miss Sarah Siegel of 1684
Meta Alpha Theta Sorority.
Blaine avenue.
the music of the Blue Moon Enter-
Miss Evelyn Fartn of 2615
The Coterie Club.
tainers. Mrs. Gertrude Fishman
These are samples of the interstate Station-to-
Montefi ors Lodge.
The Coterie Club met at the
of West Philadelphia avenue will Webb avenue, a pledgee. was voted
Station day rates under the recent reductions
be hostess at the next meeting on in as a member of the Meta Alpha home of Miss Dorothy Koppin.
With a considerable portion of
Theta Sorority at a meeting on Final arrangements were made for the membership present, Monte-
Tuesday evening.
made between points 130 to 1500 miles apart.
You and Your Friends
Tuesday. The evening was devoted the bridge-fashion show to be fiore Lodge No. 12, Independent
Will Enjoy
to discussion of the second annulil given at Hotel Barium March 1. Order Free Sons of Israel, initi-
Purity Chapter 359, 0. E. S.
Rates for Person-to-Person calls within the
On Monday, Feb. 25, following dance, which will take place April The club asks its friends to co-op- ated the following eight candidates
A Better
same distances also have been reduced.
a brief business meeting, the mem- 28 at Hotel Stotler. Music will be crate in making this bridge suc- at their meeting Monday evening,
bers of Purity Chapter No. 359, furnished by Bob Cruzet's Cotton cessful. Tickets may be obtained Feb. 18: Mr. and Mrs. Louis A.
Fountain Luncheon
This is the third reduction in interstate rates
0. E. S., will make merry with a Club Orchestra. The next meet from the members, or at the door. Gottlieb. Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Evening Dinner or
offered the public by the Bell System within little
"stunt night." Any member who ing will be held on Tuesday, Feb. The next meeting to be held at the Louis Weiss, Mr. and Sirs. A. S.
can contribute a bit of entertain- , 26, at the "Y" clubhouse. home of Miss Jan Blair, 13501 Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shore.
After Theatre Bite
more than two years. It is in keeping with the
The evening was made memorable
Dexter boulevard.
ment is asked to notify the wor-
fundamental policy of the system to furnish the
The Live Wire Boys.
by the presence of the Hon. Sam-
thy matron at once. There will be
Plesant Surroundings
The Live Wire Boys held their
uel Sturtz of New York (Ity,
Versatile Girls.
dancing and refreshments after
best possible service at the least cost to the user.
Wholesome Food
the program. The entire evening regular meeting at the home of The Versatile Girls entertained Grand Master of the Grand Lodge
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is open, without charge, to all paid. Mickey Wilson, president of the Feb. 9 at an informal Valentine of the United States. Ile deliv-
up members and guests are also in- organization. where another social party in the ballroom of the Wag- ered a most enlightening address
vited. Plans are progressing for event was announced. A feature nor home on Linwood avenue. Val- on Freesonism and fraternalism,
Purity', dinner-dance, which will dance will be held Sunday evening, entine decorations were used ef- and enthused the members very
be held at Northwood Inn Search March 10, at the Fenkell ballroom, fectively with red tapers and tulle highly. Mrs. Sturtz accompanied
her husband to Detroit, and her
19. There will be dancing and en- above the Fenkell Theater at Dex- as table appointments.
and Fountain GriU tertainment.
charming personality enhanced the
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The S. S. Girls met at the home
of Miss Sophie Goodstein, 2280
Gladstone avenue, on Feb. 16. As
this was a social meeting, the en-
tire meeting was devoted to enter-
tainment. Plans for a skating
party to he held on Sunday, Feb.
24, were made. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Miss
Rose Bachrach, 4813 West Verner
Highway.

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