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The Musical Monarchs.

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Zorlakah Club.

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NEWS

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The club gathered at the home
of Mrs. Celia Cogan on Monday,,
Sept. 16, at which time plans were
completed for the luncheon-bridge !,
to be held at Hotel Statler on Mon-
day, Sept. 23. The public is urged 71
to attend. Favors and prizes will i l
be given. Tickets can be obtained '1
from all members and will also be
sold at the door. For reservation- ,
call the chairman, Mrs. Lie Levin
Longfellow 1766 or Mrs. Sara
Fixler, Euclid 4879. All proceeds
of this affair go for layettes to
needy infants. For charity cases, I
•har ■ • Mrs
call committee
Tilly Germansky, Euclid 8707, or
Mrs. Sara Cohn, Longfellow 1157.
Members should report change of
address to corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Sophia Tolnick, Long-
fellow 9656. Plans have been
made for a dinner-dance to be ,
given at Northwood Inn, Sunday
evening, Oct. 27.

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The Musical Monarchs is a new
club-orchestra group, formed fort
the purpose of analyzing and filling I
musical needs of Jewish social'
Troty Vech Girls.
Senior Bicur Cholem.
Purity Chapter.
clubs. Discussions and forums are North Woodward Branch, Euro-,
Miss Cecelia Shapiro presided
Purity chapter, Order of the The Wear Cholera Senior So-
used to develop a program to solve
peon Welfare Organisation.
A well attended meeting af the Ea•tern Star, reminds its members piety will meet Wednesday, Sept. over a weekly meeting of he Troty
existing problems. This program
Vech Girls held Sept. 11 at the
is put in actual practice by the or- North Woodward branch of the and friends of the dinner-dance it 25, at 2 p. ni., at Congregation
sponsoring this Sunday at the Emanuel, Wilson and Taylor, at home of the Misses Bertha and
ganization of an orchestra com-
W e lf are 0 Is
posed only of club members. In ganization was held at the home newly'enlarged Northwood Inn. which time arrangements will be Thelma Yackness. Plans for the
oaea • Tickets may be secured from Ann made to hold a tag (lay on Monday, second annual charity raffle have
addition to this main purpose, roui
tine and social work will be car- stone avenue, Sept. 17. Final ar- Conlon or Selma Rosenblatt, co- Oct. 7, the day after Rosh Ha-, been completed and tickets will be
This society is doing dstributed at the iext meeting.
tied on under the supervision of rangements were made for the chairmen. alonday, Sept. 23, at 8 shonah.
Dave Stettin, temporary chairman luncheon and card party to take P.m. , is Purity's regularly slated splendid work in giving immediate The publicity committee has an-
relief to needy sick. The public n(.unced that a contribution has
and orchestra director.
place Oct. 22 at the Book Cadillael meetn4.'
is asked to co-operate in this been sent to the l'alestine Relief
Hotel, at 12:30. As the proceeds
:Fund. The club is planning to at•
worthy cause.
Gamma Sigma Tau Sorority.
Order of Rainbow Girls.
go to European orphans and wid-
tend the Tau Phi dance in a group.
l'urity assembly, Order of the
Gamma Sigma Tau Sorority held, ows, memix•rs and their friends
Yima Zonta Cara Sorority.
the first meeting of the season at are asked to reserve this date. The Rainbow for Gir a, will hold its
Bicur Cholem.
lima %onto Cara Sorority met
the home of Miss Fay Cooper, next meeting will be at the home first meeting under newly in-
stalled Worthy Advisor, Marjory at the home of Betty Feldman' Although regular meetings of
5822 Brush, Sept. 10. It woo de- of Mrs. E. Weisman, 2900 Richton
Brooks,' Bicur Cholem Society are disarm-
Miss
Rose
Scheinbeck,
at
Eastern
Star
Tem-
Sept.
11.
cided to hold meetings on Friday avenue, Tuesday, Sept. 24, at 2
ple, Thursday, Sept. 26, at 7:30 c hairman of the dente, reported tinued for a short time, arrange-
p. m.
instead of Tuesdays.
p. m. Members are urged to cone tickets selling rapidly. On Sept. merits and plans are progressing,
and bring friends. A bunco party 29, at the hard time barn dance at for an unusual and unique affair,
Coterie Club.
Detroit Ladies' Aid Society.
will follow th e me eting. Refresh- the Detroit Creamery Grove, Gra- to he given early in January.
Eta Rho Sorority.
The Coterie Club met at the
D. L. A. S. held a social meeting meets will be served. t 'lot road entering Mt. Clemens, Marty Rosenblatt, Betty Drapkin,
Eta Rho Sorority met at the
home of Miss Jean Blair, 9360 at Littman's Hall on Monday eve-
music will be furnished by Sey- Bessie Gedrich and Claire Rape- clubrooms of the I'hi Beta Frater-
Genesee avenue, Sept. 11. The ning, Sept. 16. Mrs. Ida l'evin,
moor Simons' orchestra. There ' tansky comprise the temporary nity Sept. 13. All plans for the
Meta Alpha Theta.
third annual ratite of the club will president, donated a cabinet to
Having definitely closed far the will be free transportation for committee in charge, and Filaurey bridge-tea-dansant are completed,
be held Nov. f at the home of hold the banner of the society. An
season
their
cottage
at
Walled
those
who have no cars. Bus leaves Weinstein and Sally Erman are ac. but due to the fact that several
Miss Jeanette Weller, 573 Chand- appeal was made by the president
ler' avenue. In place of the next for donations for the Palestine Lake, Mich. Meta Alpha Theta at 7:30 in front of ghubert-De-: tively assisting. Bucked by 20 other events are to take place on
Sorority
held
the
first
meeting
trait.
The next meeting will be : years of successful social enter- Nov. 3, the dote is changed to
regular meeting, the club will en- Relief Fund. Mrs. Pevin was pre-
tertain friends with a bridge on sented with a basket of flowers on Sept. 17, at the home of Miss held at the home of Belle Cohen, prise in Detroit, the society is en- Nov. 17. Miss Leland, chancellor
Betty
Weisman,
2.184
Glynn
Court.
, 3038 Elmhurst. tering a new season of action with of the sorority, calls a special
Wednesday evening, Sept. 18, at
her return from the hospital. Rt
it full calendar of events.
nieeting, for Tuesday, to be held at
the home of Miss Ethel Fischer, freshments were servid and danc- Tentative plans have been made
the home of Miss Katzman, 231)3
Detroit
Friendship Club.
for a number of affairs this year.
2633 Elmhurst avenue.
ing followed. Mrs. Cutler was ap-
Beta Rho Delta Sorority.
Glendale avenue. The anniver-,
The sorority has welcomed back
The meeting Sept. 18 which
pointed chairman of the (lance to
the city its chairman, Miss was to be held at the Jewish Cen-1 At the last meeting of the Bets sary celebration will be held in the
Hannah Girls' Club.
be given at the Fort Wayne Motel to
Sept. 2 the Ilannah Girls' Club, on Dec. 15. Mrs. Shuhnan was ap- Goldie Sibrack. The next meeting ter was culled off as the building 'Rho Delta Sorority, Sept. 12, at form of a banquet at the King
sponsored by Miriam Levin, gave a pointed associate chairman. In- wil be held Sept. 24 at the home of was not yet ready. An executive !the "Y," a turn of $100 was con- Wah Lo Safe, followed by a mid-
party at which the president, Anna formation regarding the dance can Mrs. George Wenokur, 1602 Mon- meeting was held instead at 619 tributed to the Palestine Relief night theater party. The affair
Dudkavitch was hostess. The party be had by calling Mrs. Cutler at terry avenue. King. The final plans for the : Fund. The girls have offered the will be concluded by a gathering
fourth annual dance were perfect-,"Y" to help make bandages for . at the home of Miss Katzman in
was for the kiddies who were sis- Garfield 027I-R, or Mrs. Shulman
ed by the board. A business meet-'the North End Clinic, and this will I the form of a pajama party.
ters, brothers or friends to mem- at Fairmount 3797-M.
Tau Sigma Rho Sorority.
bera of the club. Every youngster
Tau Sigma Rho Sorority met at ing of the club will be held this be done before the business ses-
Sunday at the Jewish Center at :dons of meetings. Miss Shirley
Jolly Eight Girls.
was presented with a gift.
the home of Miss Fay Haffner,
!Galin attended her first meeting.
Y. W. H. A. Athletic Club.
The meeting of the Jolly Eight
15450 Belden avenue, Sept. 10. 4 p. m.
A pajama party was held at the Girls was presided over by the
The Y. W, II. A. Athletic Club The sorority has not functioned
Tau Tau lots Sorority.
.
home of Mrs. Dolores Levitt, an president, Miss Cell Scarbnick, at .1=
mi
Phalanx Club.
Tau Tau Iota Sorority, formerly will resume weekly meetings at for the last six weeks. Election
erbsero.nlyA hike, tar sa- the home of Miss Hilda 'Whiteman,
m bem
the Cleophus Club, announces the Temple Beth El on Tuesday eve- of officers resulted as follows;
Phalanx Cl u b me t Sept. 12 at hr ;:rtii, t, , yrarrnyem
will be held at 3285 Tuxedo avenue. Bridge
ning,
Oct.
15.
The
club
will
be
opening of its fall activities. An
President, Miss Lea Sherman; sec- the "Y," 89 Rowena street. It
T , St g• pi t 2w2;iltoali
u
t tghee home was played.
Rouge
added feature to the regular pro- under the leadership of a compe- rotary, Miss Esther Yunis; tress- was an open meeting, to which all OL
girls
meet
gram will be a special evening de- tent director. On Feb. 7, 1929, urea Miss Fay Haffner. The next prospective members were invited.
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of the of Sadye Levin, 15356 Quincy ave-
voted to theentertainment of the this group met for the first time meeting will be at the home of
Greenfield WRS one
sorority guests on the fourth as It class. In two weeks the club Miss Lea Sherman, 355 Leicester visitors. The next two meetings nue. A celebration for members
This Sunday night the Tau Phi
are also open meetings for mein- and escorts will be held on Oct. 26 Fraternity opens the current social
was duly organized and activities court.
Wednesday of each month.
were started under the direction
bership applicants. Owing to the at the Study Club. The dance season with its third annual dance
of Miss Ane Rabkin of New York
departure for California of Jack committee, with Miss Ilene El- in the main ballroom of Hotel
Sorority,
Cooper, business manager, Ben longer as chairman, is preparing Stotler. Music will be furnished
(,:ty, who won the hearts and co- Sigma Omega Upsilon
Announcement in The Chronicle Next Week
Shapiro was elected to fill his for the dance to be held some time by Seymour Simon's Club Ackmur
operation
of
all
the
girls.
The
The
first
meeting
of
the
Sigma
CONCRETE GARBAGE
club swam at Webster Ilall, skated Omega Upsilon Sorority was held p lace. This club congratulates In February.
Orchestra. Tickets will be sold
and
at the Island, hiked along the at the home of Miss Rose Green- Alfred Keats and Miss Ida F.Ibin-
only at the door,
ASH RECEPTACLES
beauty spots outside of Detroit, berg, 9354 Broadstreet. Plans are
ger and Harry Abramowitz and Delta Chapter, Phi Gamma Eta
Guarantood Not to Crack
Sorority.
played
tennis
indoors
and
out-of-
being
made
for
a
party.
The
next
net
Miss Miriam Jasgur, who an-
BUY NOW I Do nut wail until you
At the sorority's semi-annual
doom and at all times were honest- meeting will be held at the home nounced their engagements recent-
'
1
a court notice.
Price will be Increased soon.
to-goodness happy. During th e of Miss Fannie Kosak of Wager ly. The bridge tournament com- election, held Sept. 11, the results
summer several swimming parties avenue.
mittee, consisting of I. Wuntner, were: Chancellor, Dorothy Kap•
were held at Riverside, Canada,
D. Slavin, M. Bosch and S. Goren, Ian; vice-chancellor and press
Garfield 7106
Wall Camera Club.
the girls being the guests of Mr.
is completing arrangements for the agent, Rose Berman; secretary,
and Mrs. Levy. The club was a On Nov. 16, 1928, six charter tournament, which begins Nov. 3 Sylvia Neuman; corresponding sec-
member of the Department of members formed the Well Camera at the "Y." All clubs and sorori- retary, Ann Lehr; quaestor, Esther
Auction! AuctionlAuctionl Recreation baseball league last Club, named in honor of E. J.
Selitsky. The sorority announces
ties are eligible to enter the con-
If you haven't attended our weekly
Betty Kaplan as a new member.
WISH TO ANNOUNCE
auction to 1925 you must get Into the spring. All interested in a health Wall, authority on color photog- test. A silver loving cup to be
Plans
are under way for the organ-
habit In 1525. Thousands of people program or athletics are invited to raphy, who had died a few weeks
awarded the winner is on display
base saved thousandsof dollar. by at-
ization's first anniversary to be
previously.
The
purpose
of
the
apply
for
membership.
Inforn•
in
Buddy's
window
on
Twelfth
tending our auctions . Sale starts at 10
club is the study of and advance- street. The informal dance of the held at the Prince Edward Hotel
a. ra. and continues throughout the dr Hon may be obtained at the Y. W.
sod evening. Remember the date.
H. A. clubhouse, 89 Rowena, any ment in photographic art. Since club will be held at the Statler of Windsor. A wienie roast at
Wednesday, January 10
Palmer Park on Sept. 21 will be
that time the club has prospered,
Tuesday evening.
Will Be Held in Our Splendid Auditorium on
Hotel on Dec. 1.
YOCKEY BROS. AUCTION ROOM
the first get-together affair of the
the membership quota is filled, and
4303 Fourteenth Avenue
new term.
the
club
has
a
room
in
Jericho
F. A. Yockey, Auctioneer.
Delta Sigma Chi.
Sorority.
Phi Zetta Xi
Temple on Joy road. The club
On Sept. 6 the weekly meetings meets every Friday night, when
Phi Zetta Xi Sorority met at the
Sigma Alpha Chi Fraternity.
of the Delta Sigma Chi Sorority business is transacted and a pro- home of Miss Phyllis Berman, 1983
At the last meeting of the Sigma
were resumed. The membership gram is given. Every month a con- Virginia Park, Sept. II. Election Alpha Chi Fraternity, the enter-
committee chairman, Miss Lillian test for the best print on a certain of officers resulted as follows: Miss tainment committee, headed by
Garrick, announced plans for the phase of photography is held. The Mary Kreidman, president; Miss Morris Brett, announced that
annual fall rush. Eight guests pictures are judged by a local ex- Ethel Feinstein, secretary; Miss plans for the dance to be given
have been invited to attend a pert on photography. A hike is Shirley Fealk, treasurer. The so- at Hotel Fort Wayne Sunday,
bridge party on Sept. 25 at the planned by the club for an autumn rority is planning several social at- Sept. 22, were completed. All
Opens from 7 a. m. to 11 p. m.
home of the president, Miss B. R.
fairs for the winter.
clubs, sororities and fraternities
Breakfast - - 7:30 to 9:00 a. m. Shnurowitz. The social commit- photography contest. The officers
are invited. Tickets can be ob-
Breakfast - - 11:30 to 2:00 p. M. tee reported plans for the coming are: President, Jules Perchick ;
be furnishedshrdlu etsoin nunun
Ki Ku Wah Sorority.
Dinner - - - - 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. season. Miss Jesse Teache was vice-president, Jacob Rycus; sec-
Ki Ku Wah Sorority met at the tained from the members or at the
retary, I'aul Sirotkin; treasurer ,
hostess at the last meeting. Miss Moshe ',Mick.
We serve sandwiches
home of Miss E. Gross, 9161 Cam- door, Sunday. The music will be
Services will also be held at the Talmud Torah, corner Holmur and Tuxedo, also at the
Belle M. Baron will be hostess at
Throughout the day
eron avenue. Election was held furnished by Earl Walton's Dixie
Fenkell Branch, Parkside and Midland. Talented cantors and speakers will conduct the services.
the next meeting.
and the results follow: President, Serenaders. The next meeting
Tusi Tala Sorority.
Bella Schwartz; secretary, Edith will be held Sunday, Sept. 22, at
SPECIAL SUNDAY $1
Tusi Tale Sorority met Sept. 11
P. L. U. V.
Gross; treasurer, Ann Lapinsky. 2 p. m., at the Y. 1V. II. A.
et the home of Mrs. B. Green-
CHICKEN DINNER
1
The subject of sorority pins was
ts
l
i
P. L . U. V. announces that
spoon. The members ,enjoyed
5 TO a P. M.
dance will be held at the Fort bridge, and refreshments were discussed and Miss S. Kopitz is to
give
a
final
report
at
the
next
Board and Room, $10 Week
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Wayne Hotel on Jan. 12, 1930. served following the meeting. The
. '"
Banquets and Parties Given
All other clubs are asked to keepinext meeting will be held at the meeting at her home, 2059 Clair-
Special Attention
this (late open. Information can , home of Miss Elsie Olender, 3791 mount avenue.
be had by calling Mrs. Ida Pevin, Monterey.
Tea Leaf Reading FREE! at
Garfield 5456-11; chairman of
Hottentot Boys.
307 E. Ferry Ave.
the dance, or Mrs. Bitten at Gar-
The last meeting of the Hotten-
H■ kosh Sports.
field 9674, assistant chairman.
Empire 10085
The Ilakoah Sports met at the tot Boys, at the home of Al Marks,
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Jewish Center. The open meeting planned for the forthcoming dance
Jolly Fellows' Club.
was a huge success, the crowd of to be held at the Arcadia ballroom
on
Yom
Kippur
night,
Monday,
At the last meeting of the Jolly 250 enjoying the program of skits,
Fellows' Club, favorable reports violin solos ad dancing. The ex- Oct. 14. The Paestine Relief
YOUR LAUNDRY INDIVIDU- were received from the different Icerpts from the minstrel show were Fund is to get the major proceeds.
committees. San. Lipsitz, chair- given by Julian Grace and Isadore The co-operation of the public is
ALLY-WASHED AND CARE-
man of the (lance, reported that he Bean. Dave Goldman and Julius urged. For further information
FULLY HAND IRONED
was gratified with the manner in Greenberg featured is skit entitled call Garfield 5000-W or Euclid
Of
which members are co-operating "Dangerous Dan McGrew." Israel 8135.
and predicted that their dance wil Cohen entertained the members of
be the most successful, exceeding the club at his home on Waverly
Junior Hebrew Relief Club.
last year's record. The ballroom avenue with a stag.
The Junior Hebrew Relief Club
of the Book Cadillac Hotel ha.
met Sept. 12 at the home of Millie
been leased for this (lance, music
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority.
Cohen, 638 King avenue. Plans
to be furnished by Carl T. Stew-
Installation of officers took are complete for is package party
art's orchestra, Sunday evening, place at the last meeting of the to be given Sept. 21 at the secre.
Oct. d, the last night of Rush Ha- Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority, Sept. tory's home. The engagements of
ahonah. Kirsell Barock has been 17, at the home of Miss Ann Faye Wrotlawsky to Aaron B.
appointed chairman of the pro ,Shnurowitz. Miss Pearl Gilberg Margolis and Ruth Aaronoff to Ru-
gram committee, and Al Reimer,' is the new president. A bridge and bin Serlin were announced. The
chairman of the ticket committee. dansant is being planned for the weddings of Belle Hendricks to
Ben Richman WEIS voted in as a latter part of October. The next Sol Levy and Alice Lavenger to
member. The members of this club
will be at the home of Sidney Goodman were announced.
12168 Dexter Boulevard were present at the engagement meeting
Miss Dorothy Koppin Tuesday, Next meeting will take place at
of
dinner and dance of the treasurer, Sept. 24.
the home of Lottie Karbel.
Phone Longfellow 1185
Rubin Serlin, and a gift was pre-
sented to the couple. Meetings are:,
Hebrew Ladiee Aid Society.
Theta Delta Kappa Sorority.
held every Thursday night at Litt- 1 A special meeting was held by
Theta Delta Kappa Sorority met
STEINWAY
,
P
man's Hall, Twelfth and Seward. the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society at at the home of Miss Matilda Sol-
GRAND
the home of Mrs. Bertha Weiss on dinger, 2271 Pasadena, Sept. 13.
TO
TAKE
EFFECT
the boinimetr
in
Alpha Delta Chapter, Tau Eps i lon, Wednesday evening, Sept. 18, in Plans are being completed for the
ro.restio.1 drug+
Alpha Delta Chapter of Tau regard to the arrangement for the first open meeting of the season
Epsilon announces affiliation with coming annual fall dance, to be to be held at Jericho Hall early in
the Y. W. H. A. The first open I held on Nov. 17 at H a to Stotler. October. Installation of new offi-
Steinway & Sons have at all times endeavored
meeting and installation of officers , Mrs. E. Klein is the chairman and cers will take place. An enjoy.
will be held at the clubroom in- ' her assistant is Mrs. J. Greenstone. able program will include dancing.
to keep their prices as low as possible, ever keep-
stead of the Palomar Villa, Sept. Miss Edith Taylor is chairman of
ing., in mind the very' highest standard of work-
Tau Sigma Gamma Sorority.
the entertainment committee, and
21. Newly elected officers are:
At the last meeting of Tau Miss Sylvia Singer is chairman of
manship and tone. It has always been ;t wonder
Prince, Leon Cutler; duke, William
Hoffman; lord chancellor, William Sigma Gamma Sorority, at the the refreshments committee. The
In all who really know the STEINWAY how it
home
of
Miss
Elaine
Novitz,
the
next
meeting
will
be
held
Friday
Salamon; lord of exchequer, Al-
was possible to produce the "Instrument of the
bert Cutler; lord constable, John printing committee reported mat- evening, at the home of Miss Syl-
ter
for
the
Armistice
dance
to
be
via
Singer,
1971
Taylor
avenue.
Rose; lord historian, Jack Samow.
Immortals" at the price they did, considering its
g iven Nov. 10, at the Book Cadil-
l ac, will be ready for the next
life-long durability and never-lessening tonal
L'Allegro Girls.
Deborian Club.
Try Our Saturday and
The Deborian Club rejoined at meeting. The sorority asks the The L'Allegro Girls met at the
richness and charm. But, to maintain this high
Sunday tanners
co-operation of various fraternal home of Miss Sylvia Chapman,
the home of Miss Sophie Alpiner,
organizations in order to make the Tuesday evening, Sept. 17. Busi-
standard, the price must be increased. Present
1109 Clay, after a summer recess,
dance a success. The next meeting ness was resumed for the year on
on Sept. 15. Election of officers
prices are in effect. however, until October 1st.
will be held at the home of Miss Sept. 10 at the home of Miss Sarah
took place, with the following re-
The opportunity for saving through purchase be-
Rae Wachter, 2219 Euclid avenue, Block. Plans for the new season
sults: President, Yetta Jeanette
Sept. 24.
Phone Empire 10978
are under discussion. Election of
Hoffman; vice-president, Sophia
fore that time must surely appeal to every intend-
jnew officers will be held at the next
8346 Twelfth Street
BUY
Alpiner; secretary, Rose Resnik;
ing buyer of a STEINWAY Grand. The demand
W. W. Girl.. I meeting at the home of Miss Selma
SAVE
YOUR
treasurer, Sylvia Kregal. The next
The IV: W. Girls met at the Prag, 11514 Oakland avenue,
will be large. We suggest that volt make im-
meeting will take place at the Jew-
FROM
STEIN-
home of Bess Feldstein Sept. 17. Sept. 24. Installation of officers
ish Center, Sept. 29.
The Steinitay Small
$75
mediate selection.
WAY
A tentative arrangement for a I will also take place that evening.
IREV. JACOB I. SKLAR
bridge-tea in the near future is in A number of guests have been in-
Grand in the Louis
TO
PIANO
Phi Kappa Epo'lon Fraternity.
t he hands of Sally Keil.
MOHEL
For vitcd.
XVI Case
$250
NOW
Phi Kappa Epsilon fraternity sport activities a hike to Wayne,
amanammulad by grey
has increased its membership by Mich., and a barn dance have been
Sigma Tau Kappa.
Deere. physicians for
electing three new members, placed in the hands of Bess Feld- The rat meeting of the season
e cldreet
lo
their ow
r ether. as
Charles Goodman, Samuel Koppel- stein. Scrap books are being made o f Sigma Tau Kappa was held
man, Maurice Polinsky. The boys to give to the Jewish Orphan Home Sept. 6 at the home of Miss Sylvia
Ills Hazelwood Ave.
Your O'd Piano Accepted at Liberal
were
formally taken in at an affair children. Last Sunday a hike to Schneider, as a social reunion.
Pl.. Empire 6425.
Allowance as Part Payment
in their honor at the Chinese Prin- Bloomfield Hills proved enjoyable. Election of officers was held and
cess Cafe. Final arrangements The regular monthly social is to be the results follow: President, Miss
"The Musical Center of Detroit"
were made for the second annual held on Tuesday, Sept. 24, at the Belle Goodman; vice-president,
dance, to be held Monday evening borne of Miss Anne Wuntner. Miss Lillian Bloom; corresponding
(Yom Kippur night), Oct. 14, at
secretary, Miss Sylvia Schneider;
the Statler Hotel. Wolverine
Mohel Specialist
Sigma Iota.
recording secretary, Miss Minerva
Playboys will entertain the dan-
Sigma
Iota
Sorority
met
at
the
Smith; treasurer, Miss Mildred
Is be
as Yaws' Experlvme
...Steinway Repromariva.,
cers.
Y. W. H. A., 89 Rowena, Sunday, Bornstein. The annual Hallow.
Eaareed by Loris,
,./friass
Physkros
Sept. 15. Due to the resignation e'en party will takeplace Nov. 2
'Period
m
STEINWAY
t.
AVT701
Mattathias Tent 1005,
of the secretary, Kathlyn Pont will at the home of Miss Minerva
Small Grand
MICHIGAN, 01110, ONTARIO and DETROIT BRANCHES
6.
1.4 7;:d i bT of Nt k
Premiere bridge of season of take over the office until election Smith. The next, an open meet-
reload ore sad also
Mattathas Tent 1005 of the Mac- in November. Plans are being ing, is to be held at the home of
Bore.
cabees will be held on Wednesday, made for a formal dinner-dance to Miss Pearl Turkel.
2073 Glad. toss
Sept. 25, at 8:30 p. m., at 4829 be given at Blossom Heath Satur-
•
Woodward avenue. Judge Charles day, Nov. 2, in honor of the second
Euclid 10487
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anniversary of the sorority.
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REGARDING THE PRICE

Mary Davis

Steinway Pianos

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LAUNDRY

STEINWAY & SONS
Announce An Advance in Price
of Steinway Grands

$75 '150 225 and 250 each

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OCTOBER FIRST

Twelfth Street

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