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(Continued From
CLEANLINESS
COMFORT
ECONOMY
Page One).
where he spent the winter, was a
guest at the meeting.
It was announced that very
shortly Pisgah Lallize will bread
east a half hour program each
week over station 11'AFIC Man-
del Bernstein was successful in
arranging for these programs, and
he will announce the date of the
iirst program in The Chronicle very
soon.
Samuel Benavie, conductor of
the Fisher Theater Symphony Or-
chestra, headed the entertainment
program with a violin s do, accom-
panied on the piano by Prof. Murk
Gunztturg.
Aladatne Rosetta Blahs, loading
lady at Littman's People's Thea-
ter, sang several songs, accompan-
ied by Mr. Brisceff. Nliniame F.
Shumsky gave a number of recitu-
licns. Mss Regina 11trgcr, prism
derma at Littman's Theater, ale.
sang. Hyman Yablokoft, eosin-
s panied by Mkt, Jennie Fleishman
' at the piano, entertained with
songs. Samuel Solomon played a
i piano solo of his own composition
I and also accompanied Leon Field,
a talented young violinist.
At midnight a buffet lunch was
served in the banquet hall where
Mrs. Esther Fields entertained in
her inimitable manner. Mr. Yid,
lokoff again sang several songs.
Barney Yanett arranged the pro-
gram and the lunch.
The membership committee has
turned in many applications to
date for the Jacob Miller class to
be initiated on June 2. At the
rate that applications are being re-
ceived, the committee states that a
large class will be initiated. A
banquet will he held for the new
members on June 2.
THIS IDEAL COMBINATION
IS FOUND IN THE GENUINE
THERE'S A PROPER SIZE
FOR EVERY FURNACE
ASK US
Si,:-
Reduced Prices in Effect Now
Phi
East Side Coal Co.
Whittier 9200
, ,
us e
o. et a
of Woodward avenue.
h h
o 'clock
a fternoon
.tanning a hike to be c
be furnished by Bob Cruzet's Cot-
Phi Sorority.
Delta
ident,
iff pres
'
ton Club Orchestra, and favorite '
ti 2012 t er part of May. The next meet-
Pi
h S orori ty met p ingree. Boys
De lta
B
younger than 14 '
radio stars are to entertain. Tick-
Earn $3,000 and upwards per year. Own your own Cue-
at the home of f Mi ss Lillian Gooze years of age are requested to at- 31,ss
ing will
be held
at the 2220
home
of
Charlotte
Radish,
Glad-
ets are on sale by members of of Virginia Park. The hike which rea
torn Body Bump or Welding Shop. We teach you on Practical
tend this meeting. Baseball prac-
both fraternities.
work, Body Bumping course $100, Acetylene Welding $00,
sue- lice follows the meeting.
took
place
May
5
was
a
big
(Continued from Page One.)
We Specialize in Partin
Electric Arc Welding $50.
The sorority discussed
cess.
Hoy Toy Girls.
Phi Gamma Eta Sorority.
bridge pa rties the first of which .
feature of the celebration, which
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority.
Day, Evening and Part Time CI
A regular meeting was held at
The last meeting of the Phi will be held st ' ton a t th e ho me of
took the form of an afternoon tea
to.Silber
was ostess
h
S l b
E
Esther
311
S party, was the congratulatory Gamma Eta Sorority took place Miss Mildred Brenner of Twenty-
,
Shirley
f
Ininth street. The next meeting Beta Gamma Sorority, on Tuesday.
1400 WEST FORT STREET, AT EIGHTH
re gular meeting night, when
nee, 916 Mt. Vernon. Election, will be held at the home of the 2075
sec- 1 The gals and their mothers will.
:MICHIGAN
'lloy Toy Girls went to a pa-
re- Iretary, Miss Ruth Markovitz,
was held, . with . the following
(,,
celebrate
Mother's
Day
at
a
. .
ter,"
con
aug
D
s
t "Ne tune'
Bs Shirley Weiner
sults.
West Philadelphia avenue.
' bridge-luncheon to be given by the the
canoe; Miss Sophia Alpiner, vice-
sorority Tuesday evening, May 14, which one o of th e members, Miss ,,
chancellor; Miss Myra Potashnick,'
Jolly Elite Club.
I t
Mi s s Belle Wait- CA Cavemen, participated.
at the home of Miai
•
scribe; Miss
:Hiss Laurette Pechensky,
met
at
nor.
At this time each mother will bined with a dance recital, at
You are cordially invited to visit our new retail store.
Th e J 0
II y Eli te CI u b
Open from 7 a. M. to 11 p. m.
welcome
The caancellor will the People's Hall.
Quaestort.
presented with a token
from . d
tie School.
was held
at Northwestern
h-
flans
were
IM
hisic
a.
m.
7:30
to
9:00
Further
plans
for
the
Breakfast - -
We want you to become better acquainted with Evergood
appoint all her committees at the made for club pins. Edward Hoff- s ororif y. The sorority
were made. Miss
11:30 to 2:00 p.m.
Lunch s -
Ice Cream, which is delightfully flavored and made fresh every
"mi d
next meeting. Raffle tickets are '
!minted chairman by
n Was voted in as a member. back Miss Anne Schulman and '„
sans appointed
Dinner - - - 5:00 to 8:00 p. m.
day in our own new model plant.
The next meet- 111!'
selling rapidly.
Abraham II. Jeffin, from the De- Mrs. Jack Schulman, two of its
• n t , Mrs. Jeanne Snit-
' pees i , I e
ing will take place at the home of troit auxiliary of Los Angeles members who have recently re- t h.
We sell direct to you at less cost.
We serve sandwiches
The next meeting will be
Miss Zogut, 887 Calvert.
Throughout the day
Sanitarium, asked the members to turned from a month's vacation in
the home of Miss Estelle
Delivery made to all parts of the city:
at
The
next
meeting
of
held
Court.
help
them
in
the
campaign
which
Californ.a.
,
Rosedale
C.
.
wartz, 272
The Deborian Club.
will be held from May 19 to June the sorority will be held on Toes-
SPECIAL SUNDAY $1
The Deborian Club held a spec 9. The following members pledged day, May 21.
Equal:ty Club.
'
'
_
cial meeting May 5 at the Jewish their aid: The Misses Ann Bern-
On May 22 a luncheon and card
CHICKEN DINNER.. I
So-Eds.
Center
on Melbourne avenue, to st in Betty 3Iannis, Ida Sokoloff,
natty will be given , at the Ciinese
5 TOa P. M.
-
• ' Ginsburg, Sophie Green,
Live
, v.
distribute tickets for the Bowery I, han
The So--Ed Social Club invites '
Princess. Cafe, on I- enkell
Longfellow 9163
12243 Twelfth Street at Cortland
dance to be held at Jericho lien- , and Messrs. Sidney Den,, Barney all Jewish h clubs and organizations
Board and Room, $10 Week
•
Th urs- are invited to attend, and tickets
. its
pie on Friday evening, May 31• Woronoff, Louis J. Cohen and Ben to attend
• open meeting
Banquets and Parties Given
—
(lay
evening,
May
23,
at
9
o'clock,
ernois.
All
members
and
friends
On
Sunday
May
12
,
tne
club
will
Special Attention
s
vagttioonnsic6y;.be had by call.
F ishman.
, , r,grzeirin
hike to Rouge Park.
at the Fenkell branch of the Jew-
Tea Leaf Reading FREE!
ll be an in- ii
h C t • n t ers. Tnere will
Tau Phi F
ratern it y.
307 E. Ferry Ave.
Sigma Tau Kappa.
A meeting of the Tau Phi Era- teresting progra, and Jack Eder
H b ew Lad'es' Aid Soc'ety.
WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF
Empire 10085
Sigma Tau Kappa met Friday ternity was held Sunday, May 5, Will met as master of ceremonies 1
Members and friends of the Hr-
a
ART STAFF'S TENNIS COURTS
B'nai
=kid
Ladies' Aid Society ore
Miss Sylvia
Sy,
, May
3, at the on
home
Sy
Schneider,
Richton at the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse. Re- The club's first dance,
l
ber the date May
Announcement Will Be Made Soon
pnrts from the committees in B'rith Ilall, 275 East F Ferry, will
t s remember
1 ." 1' w
a luncheon and card
The ratite took place at charge of the moonlight, to be take place Sunday, May 20. :Music '2 2
venue
ART STAFF'S
„, Hal: :
the steamer Columbia will be furnished by Lou Silver- minify
home of Miss Sarah Keywell,
Dexter Tennis and Skating Center
g iven on
-cooked meal will be served
9675 Cameron. Sam Silverman Saturday,
June 1, were favorable. moon Serenaders. Tickets may be A home -cooked
Hogaeth 2675
3775 Davison at Dexter
of gels
Mack
avenue
won
the
,wvh'en
charge
of $1 will
The
are looking forward
to a Bob Cruzette's
Cotton
Club Or- silver
secured at the set.
door or from
any of and d the
will admission
be held at
Jeripho
'nclude prizes at each table. :Mrs., it
has been engaged for the the members.
Denenfeld is the chairman and
hike and picnic to be held Sunday, occasion. Two door prizes will be
phus Club.
Cleo--
will be assisted by Mrs. .1.
May were
12, at ordered
Palmer and
Woods.
Club given to the lathes. There will be
pins
are expect-
,
le
ar- A special meeting of the Cm-
Grewald.
entertainment by outstanding
K.
en
fists. The new outfits were re- phus Club was held Sunday af ter-
ed to arrive soon.
noon at the home of Eve,yn Fox, K. philrathic Debating Club.
--
ON
ceived_ last week.
Tickets were
anlueb,
: 1983 Hazelwood.
—
Pi Beta Eps:lon Sorority.
ii onNattahyic5.Daetbat iienif,,C
FINEST QUALITY FRUIT, ICES AND SHERBETS FOR
distrtbuted for the bridge-dance
Sunday,
The raffle
of the Pi Beta Epsi-
European Welfare Soe'ety.
ffl
Furnished Free
SOCIAL
FUNCTIONS
A regular meeting of the Euro- which is to be held at the Chinese met
re Zedek, Twelfth and
tun
. t.he
S haay
of T
pril 30 at the home
Ion was held A Wri
Reference Investigated
"The, Say 11 • - 1/alroit's Fines:"
worth.
of the
pean Jewish Women's Welfare Or- Tea Gardens, 1514 Woodward eve- Cliiirmount. The Program for the
ght,
590 23-
Kenil-
of
Miss The
Ray winner
12.
evening was a debate, "Resolved,
Maids, Waitresses, Laun.
ganization was head Tuestlay eve- nue, Sunday evening, flay
CALL GARFIELD 2728
that the :Monroe Doctrine be abol
.
dresiet, Janitors, Cooks
Faicom Club.
e
'shed as a policy o
and Chauffeurs
The Faicom Club held its month- States." The negative side of the
11862 Grand R.ver Ave., near Indians
4581 Joy Road at Broad
ly open meeting May 2. The raf- debate, composed of Jacob Weis-
10313 L nwood, Near to hniwcod
fle was held Thursday, May 9, :it man and Jack Rom, defeated Jack
Room 3 of Littman's Theater. The Miller and Leo Guist,. Jacob
last meeting was well conducted Weisman was elected best speaker.
by President Sam Holtzman. Plans Lawrence Linton, advertising man-
•4742 Hastings
were made for a dance. There was ager of the Fox Theater, spoke to
Columbia 0404
entertainment by Ben PernikotT, the organization. The program for
A BOND WITH EVERY TIRE
Martha Rand, Ida Rubin, Sam next Sunday, May 12, will be a
Holtzman and Irving Fidler.
debate, "Resolved, that free trade
the "Y " May 2,
hike
and
it
Delta
Sorority,
at
a
May
3.
Plans
for
{ REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
should he the tariff policy of the
wienie roast were discussed. The the following newly elected ofli-
Sigma Alpha Chi Fraternity.
United States." Those supporting
Corner Hamilton and Monterey
MOREL
rattle was to be held May 10, at cers took the oath of office: Presi-
Sigma Alpha Chi Fraternity met the affirmative will be Morris Bee-
Exide Bdteries-
Shell Gasoline
the home of Miss Gertrude Zalk of dent, Miss Levin; vice-preident, st the Y. NV. H. A. at 89 Rowena.
Recommended by Many
and
Arthur
Snyder,
while
Os-
,
Service
:a
Ford Bensol
Detroit phys clam Inc
Twelfth street. The proceeds of Miss Fox ; recording secretary
Due to the success of the outing car Colton and Davit) Lipsitz will
,
-
their wn
children all
o
Complete I,ubrication Service
' this raffle will go to the Los An- Miss Schechter; financial seen
given April 21, the entertainment defend the negative of the propo-
wel l m others.
angeles sanitarium. A committee Lary, Miss Fleishman. Miss Mar- committee headed by Morris Bradt
sition.
IMO Hardwood Am.
consisting of the Misses Gertrude cur was appointed as an additional is planning for another outing to
Phone Empire
Ild2R.
i
Alpert and Sarah Siegel is in member of the board of directors, be held on Sunday, May 12, at Is-
A. B. C. Girls.
charge. and the following standing com-
land Lake. On Sunday, April 28 •
Miss Carolyn Krasner of 3830
mItees were appointed: Member-
street, vice-pres.-
the following pledgees were given
v
ship, Miss Galen, chairman, Miss
their first degrees: Stein, Bron- dent of the A. B. C. Girls' Club,
Marcus, Miss Schechter; sports
-ton and Rothenberg. The next , will be hostess at a bridge-tea to
and social, Miss Fox, chairman,
W. JAMES DOIIANY, President
meeting will be next Sunday.
he held at the Chinese Tea Gar-
Mohel Specialist
Miss Hirschman, Miss Berghoff;
—
4183 COlumbie
dens Sunday, May 19.
East Hancock —at John R.
Charity, Miss Cutler, chairman,
26 Years' Experience
Phalanx Club.
Enderaed by Loading
Miss Fleishman; publicity, Miss
The Pha,snx Club met Thurs-
Physicians
Elbinger, chairman, and Miss En-
day night. Plans for tie summer
!Moored by Detroit
gel. Plans are complete for tie
or• by virtu• el mom
cottage are progressing. The golf
Mother's Day party to be held at
Woos care and clean
Michigan's Largest and Best Equipped Brake Service Station
and baseball captains state that
line..
t'e home of Miss Marcus. Final
Ile teams are rounding into form.
Our Special Equipment Consists of:
plans
were
also
made
for
the
pic-
2073 Gladstone
The bowling team closed a perfect
nic and hike to take place at Belle
Scientific Drum Lathe—Scientific Brake Testing Machine
season by not suffering a sing.e
Isle, May 19. The second annual
Latest Mechanical Devices for Complete Brake Service
Euclid 10487
defeat. Plans are being formed
moonlight is to be held Friday,
We Inspect, Adjust, Equalise and Reline
for a large inter-club reunion.
Aug. 2, 011 the steamer Tashmoo.
Guests are invited to attend the
next meeting.
Cosmo Club.
Cantor d Mishkaa
A meeting of the Cosmo Club
(Known for Quality)
Israel Synagogue
was held May 7 at the home of
To Erect Monument for Late
Miss Golda It. Greenbaum, 2014
Finest Restaurant West of
Expert and
Sunday.
Lott
Abraham
Calvert avenue. At the next
New York
Antiseptic Mabel
meeting, winch will be held on the
unces
Tue-day evening, May 14, at the
MARRIAGES
tt announces
ument in
Mrs.
er Abra ha m th e L mon
home of Mss Gertrude Goldman,
1504 Glynn Court, a definite an- memory of ter late husband, Abra.
PERFORMED
e
nature
L
tt,
at
the
Machp
lah
Cern-
na
t
ham
t
esn
next
to
s
m
b
tnhoeu ncctiu
Bicur Cholem Society.
2012 Virginia
etely, en 'Sunday, May 12, at 2:31
public affair
The twentieth annual excursion
Park
of the Blear Cholera Society will be made by the committee in r. M. Rabbi J. Eissnman will of-
Detroit Life Bldg.
ficiate.
Garfield 0287•M
take place June 10. The all-day charge.
take
All friends are in- itsd to be pre-
—
2216 Park Avenue
excursion will include a trip to
at the cereal. r}'.
Beta Tau Iota Sorority.
Tas niso Lsland. Dancing music
- —
Clifford 6089
Bela Tall Ida Sorority met at
w'll be furni , hed on this trip by a
well known orchestra. Clubs, Ira- the home of Miss Helen Weiser- Jewish We'fare Federation
Rev. Louis Garfinkel
ternities and sororities desir ng to man. 3353 Fullerton avenue. Plans
PRACTICAL h1OHEL
Flower Fund.
compete at the island in any sort were made for Mother's Day, to
E. J. RASBECK, Prop.
553 Harmon Avenue
of athletic or other activity are cake place Sunday, May 12. The
At Your Service
Contribute fis to the Flower
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Work Guaranteed
Fund of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
"Your Own Neighborhood Garage"
eration Fact been netti .ed in mem-
Longferow 7724—Day, Night
-ty y f Carrie Van Vliet fr m Mr.
and Mrs. Waltsr Senors and Mr.
and Mrs. S. L. Brim
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p rcert, t' eey e tahlishing thn
had est April r c-rd in the history
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••nth ii 1929.
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