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Faicom Club 'immix rd enjoyed a ;
successful party at the Valencia
Gardens, Sunday. Bridge, supper,
dancing and merrymaking, were the
order of the evening, enjoyed by
Sigma Omega Phi.
22 members, celebrating a success.
The Sigma Omega Phi Sorority
ful year which included two ania-
held 0 social gathering at the Y.
tour shows and a Ilallowe'en anni• '
versary party. Final plans are be- W. II. A. clubhouse. After refresh-
ing perfected for the club to enter ments the guests were taken to the
the dramatic tournament sponsored Little Theater of the "Y" and were
1 by the Melbourne Jewish Center entertained by a program present-
cm April 5. Because of the un- col by the Detroit Urban League.
: Future plans are being made to
usual and varied talent of the
members, a schedule consisting of visit the backstage of a theater.
dramatics, music, literature and
Jolly Elite Club.
debating has been planned.
An
.
announcement concerning a change At ameeting
. held Sunday at
in the name of the club was made Littman s People s Hall, final ar-
last week. That statement woo in. rangementa were made for a mid-
correct, and the club will continue winter frolic to be held Tuesday
evening and for the mock wedding
to be known as the Faicom Club.
' which will be presented at an open
Tau Tau lot• Sorority. meeting this Sunday at People's
Tau Tau Iota Sorority met at ! Hall. Miss JeanDworkin was add.
the home of Miss Flora Silber. 2925 ed to the dance committee. The
Monterey. A lumen party was. weekly social affair was held Tues-
given in honor of Marie Kunio on daY at the home of Harry Cohen.
Jan. 31, at the home of F red. A banner was bought by the club
Milsk. Plans ns were made for in- !and
will be presented at the open
i
to which everybody is in-
for al dinner-dance to be given m
March 1. The next meeting will ! sited '
be at the home of Sally Lipman,'
Hakoah Sport Club.
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Active progress on the play to
Tau Chi Delta..
be staged in conjunction with the
Tau Chi Delta met at the home Jewish Center dramatic tourna-
of Miss Sylvia Ilendelman, 3222 ment is in charge of M. Rosen-
Richton, Feb. 9. Arrangements berg, dramatic director. The cast
for the Valentine party were corn- will hold two rehearsals each week.
pleted. New girls were voted in The debating team is prepared for
and will be initiated Feb. 15 The the encounter with Temple Beth El
next meeting will be at the home High School team. A. Z. A. 63
of Miss Elsie Garvin, 2215 Tuxedo, fell before the onrush of the bas-
Feb. 23.
ketball team by the score of 20 to
13. The Ben Beys are scheduled
for Sunday, Feb. 16, in the Center
Gamma Sigma Tau Sorority.
The last meeting was held at the basketball league. Ten couple;
home of Charlotte Biller, where a were present at the hard-time
pajama party was plenned to be party given at the sponsor's home.
held at the Detroit-Leland Hotel
Beta Rho Delta Sorority.
Feb. 22. The next meeting will
Beta Rho Delta Sorority met at
be at the home of Lillian Yeszin,
15309 Linwood, March 7, The so- the Y. W. II, A., 89 Rowena, Final
rority congratulates Fay Cooper arrangements were made for the
and Ben Jaffe on their betrothal. second annual dance, to be held at
the Statler Hotel Feb. 23, featur-
Ei.Y Girls.
ing Wen Talbert's Wixie Whang..
The Ei-Y Girls met Feb. 7 at doodles. Tickets may be obtained
the home of the president, Miss from members or by calling Miss
Leah Yoffee, 1910 West Philadel. Galen at Hogarth 3730.
phia. The next meeting will be on
Tusi Tale Sorority.
Feb. 21, at the home of Miss Ethel
Bleier, 1565 West Euclid.
Tusi Tula Sorority met Wednes-
day, Feb. 12. Final arrangements
for a theater party at the Wilson
Idelta Girls.
The
he !delta Girls completed their on Saturday night, Feb. 15, were
plans for a Valentine party on SS completed.
uriay, Feb. 15, for members an
Phi Alpha Gamma.
their escorts. A rehearsal will be
l'hi Alpha Gamma net at the
held Tuesday, Feb. 18, at the "Y."
home of Miss Bernice Kahn, 440
Harper, Feb. 10. The next meet-
Philomathic Debating Club.
The Philomathic Debating Club ing will be held at the home of
met at the Shaarey Zedek Syne- Miss Molly Harris, 1625 West
g
gogue,
9125 Twelfth street, on Philadelphia, on Monday.
Sunday. A debate, "Resolved, that
Detroit Friendship Club.
there cannot be a Jewish homeland
A business meeting was held last
in Palestine," constituted the pro-
gram of the evening. The a ffirma. Sunday at the Jewish Center. Ben
tive was upheld by Isaac Green- Epstein, chairman of social corn-
berg and Jack Rom, of the Philo_ mittee, reported that a program
mathic, while the negative was de- 15 arranged for the open meeting
Jewish
Centers,
Nathan Berke
bated by
representatives
from and
the this Sunday, Feb. 17, at 4:30 p. m.,
at the Jewish Center. Entertain-
Samuel 11. Charfoos. There was ment, refreshments and dancing
no decision. At the next meeting, will be offered to all present. All
Feb. 16, the program of the eve_ are welcome.
ning will be a debate, "Resolved,
Phalanx Club.
that the present United States im-
Committees appointed by Chair-
migration restrictions shall be ma-
terially lessened." Jacob Weiss. man Ben Shapiro have started to
man and Sidney Smith will speak function. The sports committee is
affirmatively, while the negative endeavoring to form a bowling
team will be Louis Koretz and Na- team and a good turnout is ex.
than Rubin. The public is invited. pected by Ben Shapiro, captain of
the team. The sleighride party
will be held Feb. 22. The theatri.
cal committee is at work on a • skit
to be presented on stunt night,
March 2, at Temple Beth El. Philip
Wuntner was accepted as a inem-
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Phi Zeta Xi Sorority.
l'hi Zeta Xi Sorority met ut the
home of Miss Phyllis Berman, 1983
Virginia Park, Feb. 5. Plans for
the informal dinner-dance to be
given Feb. 23 at the Oriole Terrace
were completed.

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Coterie Club.
Alph• Beta Gamma.
Coterie Club entertained at a so- ! Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority met
dal and open meeting for mem- at the home of Mrs. Adele Saud
berg and guests, the hostess being man, 1659 Taylor, Feb. II. An in
Miss Fannie Weinberg of Clements formal dinner-dunce is to be given,
avenue. Among the guests were March 2, at the Oriole Terrace.:
the Misses Ann Friedman, Martha The sorority will attend a theater
Rosenstein, Fannie Tushman, Ruth party at the Cass Saturday eve-
Delta Chapter of Phi Gamma ■ Eta Kronenberg, Frieda Pollock and ning, to be followed by a pajama
Jean
Tittlebauni, The next meet- party at the home of Miss Sonia
Sorority.
The sorority held semi-annual ing will be at the home of Miss Lober, 2985 Virginia Park. The
Ethel
Fischer of Elmhurst avenue. next meeting will be ut 1:1930'
election at the home of Betty Kap•
Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. Eva Sod-
Ian, with the following result , :
Deborian Club.
sky will be hostess.
President, Rose Berman; vice-
The
Deborians
met
at
the
Cen-
president, Ann Lehr; secretary,
Phi Kappa Epsilon Fraternity.
Sadie Patrick; corresponding sec- ter Sunday. An anniversary cele-
h s riaitaioe,i,
nn
as
Phi Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Marion
retary, Betty Kaplan; treasurer,
place i o th e met at the "Y," 89 Rowena, Feb.
who won first place
Sylvia Newman. The new mem.
oratorical
contest,
spoke
on
her
O.
On
Sunday, Feb. 16, the boys
hers are Helen Weinberg and Ber-
tha l'atrick.
Invitations for a subject. The club will have a will assemble for another of the
fudge
party
at
the
home
of
Miss
stag
supper
meetings in the Gothic
Valentine party have been issued.
aYredta Jeannette Hoffman this Sat- Room of lintel
elfrTaullrearitty
te
to is nominate
aty l
a
tay.
officers.
to
Chi Sigma Sorority.
fine start in the Class 13 Recreation
Chi Sigma Sorority met Feb. 9
Phi-So-Lite Sorority.
league, their next opponents being
at the Y. W. II. A. Mary Zan was
The Phi-So-Lite Sorority held a the Detroiters, for Tuesday eve-
taken in as a new member, and two
g ra d tiat 8r:3s 0r ,
splash party together with Theta t n ei r n ta
liutchin In
pledges accepted are Celia Levin
Sigma Kappa boys at Webster Hall
hoinol.the
and Gertrude Baril. The sorority
Feb. 9. The girls in the sorority
will enter the stunt night to be held
enjoyed the lecture on Feb. 5 given
Northwestern Women's League.
March 2, with a novel puppet show.
iby Dr. Sherman.
Mrs. M. Weksler, president,.
A special meeting will be held at
thanks all patrons and societies
the "Y" on Sunday, Feb. 16.
Live Wires.
who helped to make the theater
The Live Wires club met at the performance on Feb. 5, to buy new
Eta Rho
F.
home of Herbert Margolis. The buses for the United Hebrew1
Eta Rho Sorority met at the new revised constitution was ac- Schools,
I. iargt
a a i a complete
, mapt
h I r e atte a success.
a ofh
t etr
ff M ars.
home of Miss Betty Goldman, 3753 cepted. Plans are being made for
affair, . 1
Elmhurst. Plans were completed a second anniversary party.
thanks her co-chairmen, Mesdames:
for a party at Miss Faye Mishkin'a
A. Markson, NI. Hayman, I. Snitz,
home, 2243 Taylor avenue. Until
Delta Gamma Bridge Club,
B. Feinman, and to Mesdames J.'
zt.o:12 the
further notice the meetings will be
ei hb Braun, I. Shevach, F. Richmond, S.'
p,oto
Schwartz,
3 Webb
held every Friday evening. Miss avenue, was hostess
Widri, S. Munch, A. Knoppow, A. 1
Edythe Goodman will be hostess at Gamma Bridge Club on Friday. Kassel, M. Weksler, I. Rosenthal
the next meeting.
f o r their r coa-,: o a
p er
a ala i o a n a
The guests were the Misses hero- Silberstein
r. h ea M r.r s.a ef t:
thy Perlman, Ruse Seen
and
pp
F. U. N. Girls.
Rose Silverman. The next meet- day afternoon, Feb. 11, at her
The F. U. N. Girls held election ing will be at the home of Miss home, 3033 Monterey, in honor of
her nephew's Bar Mitzvah, who
of officers Feb. 1. The results fol.: Ruth Krause, 3017 Richton.
was presented by the organization
low: Edith Miskin, president;
Yima
with
a wrist watch.
Zonta Cara Sorority.
Sarah Waranoff, secretary; Bessie
Zonto Cora Sorority met
Karbal, treasurer, and Molly'
Alpha Epsilon Tau.
Schwartz, hostess. The club has at the home of Betty Feldman Feb.
chosen two girls as honorary non. ; 5. The sorority entertained the Alpha Epsilon Tau Fraternity
tiers. Miss Shirley Klnsky will en-; Misses Marian Fleisher, Zelda Ka. met Tuesday at the home of Ed
tertain members at a bridge-lunch- hun, Rose Smith, Frances Wall- Solomon. The ticket and dance
huincdiad; committees' reports indicate that
eon Saturday night. The next mice,
na istogsueestrax ateraubnrdielRgeu,tS
arrangements for the dance at the
meeting will be at 1638 West'
rnoina ,a t the Koala r Hiss Book Cadillac Feb. 23, point to a
Philadelphia, Friday. The hostess, afternoon
Betty Feldman. A Valentine party tremendous success. Tickets flop
will be Sarah Wuronoff.
is to
procured by calling Garfield
11;50 or Northway 1141.
The ne :X glveli-tiSatun ir Y'be.! eb.
Athena Girls' Club.
home
1
of Faye Cohen, 3038 Elm-
The committees arranging de-
Women's Friendship Club.
tails of the dance to be held March hurst.
This club was organized June 1
2 at Hotel Fort Wayne report they
Tau Alpha ■ Epsilon. 1027, and has done considerable
are confident of success. The Blue
Tau Alpha Epsilon met at the ! good without publicity. It has an
Moon entertainers will furnish the
home
of
Miss Gusaie Meyers Feb. active membership of 80. At the
music. Many organizations plan
t
ion held Jan. 9 the following
the A1 theater
was
to attend en masse.
7. h Michigan Theater,
officers were chosen: President,
peart•r,
t.y followed
ol Iw
oheall elec
dinner and dancing at King Wah G. Singer; vice-president, C. Po-
Boni Amici Club.
1,o's, linsky; treasurer, C. Wilson; Soon-
The Boni Amici Club donated
' cial secretary, S. Sisskind; record.
$50 to the Palestine relief fund
ing secretary, M. Eshkenaza; hos-
Avalont• Girls,
and $10 to the Detroit branch of
given Pitaler, B. Kipnitz; trustees, B.
A Valentine party
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the Los Angeles Sanatorium. Judge bythe 'A Shaffer, M. Lefkowitz; board of
artyirla Saturday,
Brennan addressed the club. Jew- Feb. 15, at the home of Mrs. Edith candidates, R. Chitron, R. Kay, In-
i sh b oys and gar a of
to 20 who Berk, a,r
9 , 17a 5ill G b oa oiN
iw t . ,
in . s aT ra h h e N
gu r e k , s e tis . stallation took place Jan. 23.
are interested in our club are in-
vited to the next meeting at the El sky, Miss Lena Stein, the Misses Ladies' Auxiliary of Yeshiva Beth
Moshe Synagogue, Twenty-ninth at Dinah and Rose Brady, Miss Gene
Judah.
Michigan avenue, or phone Betty Berk, Nettie Goldsmith, Jean
Sy of th
nm e eti l n ...t
esra
hhi eLal
Beth
r iets'
1311- A.A x t ilia ar special
Okum, Arlington 2446-VV.
kinsky and Rose Kaufman.

A. B. C. Girls.
The third annual dinner-dance
of the A. B. C. Girls was held at
the Oriole Terrace Jan. 26. Nine-
teen couples attended. The last
meeting was held at the home of
Miss Mollie Briskin, 1952 Glad-
stone. Plans were made fur a Val-
entine party and a sleighride. The
members are working on a play.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Miss Gloria Broiler, 9718
North Martindale.

Judah decided to give a card party
on Tuesday, Feb. 18, 1 p. m., at
Hoy Toy Girls.
The Hoy Toy Girls met at 1935 Jericho Temple, Joy road, for the
fit ,,
ofthe
Clairmount. Miss Vivian Schwartz benefit
will
b r l a.t e r s r h e i.:ta. and Re a fr re ir se h a -
was hostess. Members attended a m
surprise birthday party tendered given at each table. Mrs. Rotten-
Miss Schwartz at her home. Plans berg and Mrs. Naahwalter are in
are being completed for the sleigh- charge.
ride party. On Feb. 16 members
Sigma Alpha Chi.
are to attend the performance at
Atthe for meeting,
tithg
the Wilson Theater, and later have
ipal,aantn
of
plans were
dinner at King Wah Lo's. Next completed
meeting will be at 19:15 Clair. (fi ri h cier ast, oast
the Oriole
r(
eT
mount, Feb. 21. Miss Betty Sklar h,
r.:•irarna(c'et,. to be
will be hostess.
Sunday there will he an open meet-
ing at the Y. W. H. A., 89 Rowena
-
Tau Epsilon Fraternity.
Alpha Delta Chapter entertained
Theta Lambda Tau Sorority.
the re-gent of the fraternity, R. E. Theta Lambda Tau Sorority met
Fitz-Gibbons of Dover, Del., at the at the home- of Miss Rose Ginsburg
home of the vice-regent, Leon Cut- of McQuade avenue Feh. 9. Miss
ler, 2450 Blaine, on Feb. 12. Lord Ann Green and Miss Esther Serling
Historian Jack Sarnow left for Los were guests. The next meeting
Es iltIhr br e G
h
Angeles. One of the events con- ye
ean tbutrhge, 11(
template(' by the fraternity is the
2:76 e Rosedal
f seM
elaisl e
removal of the national headquar_ court, Feb. 23, 3:30 p. m.
ters to Detroit. John Rose resigned
Ki Ku Wah Sorority
from the office of duke.
Miss Betty Gross, 9161 Corn-
arity
h ostes! to the K K
e v r an h , s w air is
Washington Progressive Club
Alumni.
Feb. 4. Plans arc
th
e
p.
progressing
for the bridge-dan.
Sunday, Feb. 16, at
m .,
Washington Progressive Club sate on Feb. 21 at the Chinese Tea
Alumni will hold the last meeting Gardens. Miss Shirley Kopitz is
before Washington's birthday, ehairman, assisted by the Misses
when the ninth annual dinner will Belle Schwartz, Edith Gross, Ann
be held at Northwood Inn, 1211. Lipinsky, Betty Gross and Claire
Mile road at Woodward. This Porvin.
meeting is to be at the home of
Delta Chapter,
Eta
Meyer Waterstone, 3817 Duane,
Phone Fairmount 2118-J if unable
l' ia larns p a
tr e ty
retie.:ob ne lp h let ..tle del t, f r
ral
i ib r a1 N 5 'a alt .
to attend as reservations must be
made in advance.
the home of Rose Berman. Elec-
tion of officers resulted as follows:
Alpha Gamma Phi Sorority.
Alpha Gamma Phi Sorority met , President, Rose Berman; vice-nres-
hlondav evening at the Y. W. 11. ident, Ann Lehr; secretary, Sadie
A. The Misses Laura Bortman, Patrick; treasurer, Sylvia Neu-
Emma Moore and Carrie Baunett, man; corresponding secretary,
and Florence Berman and Miss Betty Kaplan. Two new members
Wagner of Windsor, were visitors. are Bertha Patrick and Ilelen
The monthly home social for Feb- Weinberg. Plans are being made
ruary will be in the form of a for a moonlight on July 13. The
Valentine party, to take place in next meeting will be at the home
1A'indsor, at the home of the some.- of Dorothy Kaplan, 1208 Virginia
ity's president, Bessie. Shepherd, Park.
.•••• ■ ,.
Feb. 14. Members of the soror-
Theta Delta Kappa Sorority.
ity will be hostesses for the pro-
Theta Delta Kappa Sorority met
gressive games party, to be given
at the I. A. II. A. on Sunday eve- , at the home of AIRS Esther Sabot,
1421 West Philadelphia, Feb. 7.
nine, Feb. 23,
Plans are under way for the an-
nual bridge-dansette to he held
Meta Alpha Theta Sorority.
Plans for the Valentine party to March 14, at the Chinese Tea Gar.
he held Feb. 15 were concluded at I (lens. In honor of Miss Val Rich-
the meeting at the home of Lillian ter and Miss Esther Sabot, whose
Pearlman. Committees are ar- birthdays fall on Valentine Day,
ranging novel entertainment and , the sorority is planning a party
unique decorations. The Misses after the regular meeting Feb. 14,
Bluma Miner, Goldie Sibrack, Eve- The next meeting will be at the
len loran, Betty Weisman and home of Miss Beatrice Railer, 1725
Mrs. Diana Wenokur are assisting. ( lairmount.
Evelyn Taran of 2615 Webb was
hostess at the meeting Feb. 11. The
The Moil Modern Dance Move-1
next meeting will be on Feb. 25 at
ment Taught by • Leading
I Collie Sibrack's home on Belmont
Exponent of the Art
avenue.

Bicur Cholem.
At the meeting held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wexler, Dave
bel held in the autumn at the time tive member.
Stein, president, handed in his
of the opening of the new term.
resignation, which was unanimous-
Aimwell Club.
Th e next commencement of the
The Ainiwell dance in color is ly accepted. Maurey Rosenblatt,
seminary and the Teachers' Insti- now a popular topic of discussion vice-president, took the chair as
tute will take place June H.
The (lance committee has obtained president. Plans are completed
The report of Dr. Adler showed a wonderful novelty for this dance, for the founders' Purim ball, to be
that out of f,7 who applied for ad -
a ballerina act by the two popular held at the General Motors Build-
3734 FENKELL
mission to the rabbinical depart- Helens of Detroit. Henri and Sy- ing, March 15, Invitations are be-
ment this term, 18 were admitted, daili, Parisian decorators. continue ing nailed to all past-presidents
at Holmur
making a total registration, exclu- to praise the novel decorative and former members of the Bicur
Long. 7288
sive of the post-graduate depart-
Cholem Society. The annual af-
plans
ment, of 75. There are now en-
fair this year is being dedicated
rolled 29 candidates for the de- Jericho Rebekah Lodge No. 328, to the old Bicur Cholemites. Betty
gree of Doctor of Hebrew Litera-
Drapkin and Nlaurey Weinstein
I. 0. 0 F .
ture and three for the Hataarat
The entertainment committee are co-chairmen. Claire L. Rape.
Horaah.
announces a cant party to be given tansky is in charge of publicity. It
MOHEL
Bequests.
Monday evening, Feb. 17. at Jeri- is requested that former members
The seminary received bequests cho Temple, 2705 Joy road. Mem• of the Bicur Cholem Society fur-
Racemmeeded by any
Detroit physicians for
from the following estates during hers are requested to come and; nish the corresponding secretary,
their awn children as
the year:
bring their friends. Proceeds are Claire I. Kapetansky, 17:10 Clair-
wen as ethers.
Louis Marshall, whose will pro- to be given to charity.
mount avenue. with their names
1610 Hazelwood Ave.
vides that one-tenth of his per-
and addresses.
Phan. Empire 6426.
sonal property be "divided into 20
Trots, Vech Girls.
equal parts, and to pay 10 of such
Tau Sigma Rho Sorority.
The Misses Thelma and Bertha
parts to the Jewish Theological Yackness were hostesses to the
Tau Sigma Rho Sorority no t at
Seminary of America, to be made Troty Vech Girls at their home, the home of Miss Sarah Kraft Feb.
a part of its endowment fund"; 26111 Webb avenue, Feb. 5. The 4. The girls are planning to enter-
Abraham Erlanger. for the library dinner and bridge party at the tain at a surprise party in honor of
Cantor at Mirhkan of the seminary. $7,500; Mendez Statler Hotel Feb. 8 was a success, an honorary member, who is a
an, • , Israel Mill er.
tr. -.- and later in the evening resumed March bride-elect. The next meet-
Israel Synagogue Nathan,
300; l'auline Meyers, $5,000; Fritz at the home of Miss Esther Dick- ing will at ome o f
Expert and
Singer, $500; Samuel Wacht, man. The girls welcome back Miss Irene Surber, 1926 Gladstone.
Antiseptic Mohel
$500; Simon M. Roeder, $1.000; (lassie Gruskin, who has recovered
Rosa Bachenheimer of Philadel- from illness. The next meeting
Eta Beta Zeta Sorority.
MARRIAGES
phia, $1,000.
Eta Beta Zeta Sorority met at
will be at the home of Miss Dick-
The sum of $250,000 was allott- man, 2912 Webb.
PERFORMED
the home of Miss Helen Kirsch-
ed from the estate of Conrail Hu-
baum, 2929 Taylor avenue, Feb. 6.
2012 Viremi ■
, ber of the executors, the Bankers
The next meeting will be at the
Sigma Delta Pi Sorority, Iota
Park
Trust Company, upon the recom-
Chapter.
home of Miss Charlotte Rediach,
Garfield 0287-M I mendation of the citizens' commit-
Sigma Delta l'i Sorority met 2220 Gladstone avenue. Feb. 14.
tee, consisting of Messrs. Calvin Feb. 0 at the home of Miss Jea-
Coolidge, Alfred E. Smith and nette Bresler and planned a for-
Sigma Phi Beta ■ Sorority.
Julius Rosenwald.
mal dinner-dance to he given Sun-
Shirley Schwartz, Frieda Sax
day, Feb. 16. at the Bal Toborin, in and Esther Craine completed their
Mohel Specialist
honor of the sorority's fourth an- period of pledgehood Feb. 6. A
niversary. Miss Kayo Dickman luncheon and social hour celehrat-
Os Years . E•p.
was elected to membership and ed their taking the oath and be-
teems, Endorsed
Miss
hliriam Schwartz was a guest coming members of the sorority.
by Leading
(living to unavoidable circum- of the sorority. The next meet- A splash party will be ho-Id Thurs-
Physician.
stances, the thamisho Osor Snevat ing will be at the home of Miss day from 8 to 10 at Women's City
festivity which would properly be Kayo Dickman, Sunday, Feb. 23.
Club, l'ark and Elizabeth, for boys
2073
held on Thursday, Feb. 13. was
and girls.
Gladstone
deferred to Monday night, Feb. 17.
Tau Sigma Gamma Sorority.
•
Invitations have been issued to
Tau Sigma Gamma Sorority met
Euclid 10467
Nita-Hawk Club.
all the members of the ladies' and •at the home of Miss Rae Wachler,
Due to requests from friends,
men's Mizrachi societies of Detroit 2219 West Euclid, Feb. 7.
A 'Site-Hawks will sponsor an: ther
to an elaborate celebration of this sleighride party is to be held next dance at the Book-Cadillac Hotel
distinctively Jewish festival of the month. Next meeting will be held on March 9. Both ballrooms have
Rev. Benjamin
revived Jewish homeland, which at the home of Miss Elaine Novitz, been procured The club is also
BLEIBERG
will take place at 7:30 in the ves- 10016 John R., Feb. 14. The so- formulating plans for a spring
Mabel Specialist
try rooms of Congregation Eman- rority members were guests at a dance to take place in May, to be
Recommended he
North Woodward Branch, Euro-
uel. Taylor and Wilson avenues.
handkerchief and hosiery shower formal and by invitation only. The
LeisdIng l'hyairtan•
pean Welfare Organisation.
Rabbi Aaron hl. Ashinsky and at the Chinese Tea Gardens Sun- Site-Hawks are now meeting at 89
2024 Taylor
i
The organization will hold its
other well known speakers will day afternoon, given by the Misses Rowena street, Sundays from 4 to
Euclid 5000
•next
meeting at the home of Mr..
clarify
the
significance
of
the
pres-
it
p.
m.
Rose
Greenberg
and
Esther
Nai-
Marriages Performed
Hartman. 1707 Atkinson, on Tues
by Appointment.
ent Palestine Jewish Arbor Day mark in honor of Miss Rae Warb-
!day. Feb. 18, at 2 p. m.
Mrs.
in the light of existing conditions ler, whose marriage to Ben Rich-
Theta Eta G amma.
Eretz Israel. An entertaining , man will take place at the Statler
Mrs. Faye Bircoll was hostess to 'Freedman will act as hostess and
musical program in being prepared Feb. 23.
the Theta Eta Gamma Sorority on Mrs. Joseph Welt will be the prin.
: and refreshments will be served.
Feb. 6. Semi-annual election of •cipal speaker. The organization is
The public is invited.
La Vivo Girls.
officers took place. alias Minnie indebted to Sim Markowitz of At-
La Vivo Girls met at the home Kahn was elected president; Mrs. kinson avenue for allowing them to
of Flodelle Rothenberg, 615 Bel- Faye Bireoll• treasurer; Miss Molly hold their fourth card party at
mont. and planned a Valentine Slutsky, secretary, and Miss Anna her home on Feb. 10. Due to the
theater party. The next meeting Betty Levy. chairman of the pub- efforts of the entertainment corn-
Evt.RTON ENGRAVING
will take place at the home of licity committee. A luncheon was mittee with Mrs. Fanny Cohen as
SeLond Floor Kerr Bldc .
The Detroit section of Icor which Betty Sloman, 242 Englewood.
served. The next meeting is to be chairman, the affair was a huge
,collects funds for the settlement of
at the home of Miss Molly Slutsky. success.
' .
OUA.11 Jews or the sail in Russia. announ.
Semper Aesici Club,
Delta Sigma Chi.
ces
that
its
fourth
annual
bazaar
Miss
Esther
Foster,
646
Hague
PR %Int,
Sigma Iota Sorority.
will be held at Jericho Temple, Joy avenue, was hostess at the meeting
Sigma Iota Sorority met at the
Miss 13. R. Shnurowitz of 2271
PEAII.I51:-
road and Linwood, on Friday, Sat- of the Semper Amici Club Feb. 7. Y. W. H. A., 89 Rowena, Feb. 9. A ,Clairmount was hostess at the
I urday and Sunday, March 14. 15 The ice-skating party held last theater party is to be held Satur- meeting on Feb. 7. A report was
and 16. The committee in charge week was a success. The next day night, Feb. 15, to be followed 1 given of the bridge to be held a;
announces that there will be night- meeting will be at the home of by a pajama party. Plans are be- Diana Inn Feb. 21. Miss J. Teaclie,'
ly concerts, special music and a 'Miss Florence liolinstat, 2980 Ful- ing arranged by Slim Anne Canton 123 6 Owen, will be hostess at the I
large assortment of merchandise. lerton.
and Miss Ida Gross.
'meeting Feb. 14.

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