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September 20, 1929 THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE Popular Members of the Faculty of the Wisconsin College of Music Consult with Downey For Successful HEATING PLANTS DOWNEY HEATING CO. CONGREGATION srael nai 544 TENTH STREET 1729 S. Paul Ave. West 2416 i 'J V. ROSA MAZUR ANITA TARNOFSKY CATHERINE GOODMAN ANN TOUSMAN Rosa Mazur becomes better known each succeeding year as a concert pianist, and more highly appreciated 2 as a teacher of piano.

Her many pu pils prove her worth and delight in bringing their friends to visit their Invites the Jews of Milwaukee to Worship at the High Holy Day Services on ROSH HASHONAH and YOM KIPPUR gifted teacher in her charming studio at the College of Music. Miss Mazur will appear again this dances and various eurythmics, all of which lead to a clearer understanding of pitch' She returns to the College with elaborate plans for another year of teaching, accompanying, and concert work. Her recital program to be given in the Music Arts Concert Hall will appear later in the season. The good old summer time was both colorful and serious for Miss Tarnof-sky. She enjoyed Wisconsin's picturesque lakes with her friends for recreation, and studied piano with Miss Loew for further development along musical lines.

She is a recently admitted teacher at the College and will welcome her large class of pupils at the new West Allis branch of the College. ted at Ravinia by that genius, Louis Eckstein. Being an ardent exponent of the Progressive Series of piano lessons, a definitely outlined plan of correlated theory and piano instruction, by the famous pianist Leopold Godovski, she has lovely interesting things in readiness for her students at the College. Miss Tousman says it is impossible for a musician to let a year pass by without devoting some portion of it to study, therefore six weeks of her vacation was spent at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. While there she specialized in the study of Piano Pedagogy and Eurythmics.

To quote from her, "How I did enjoy learning more about rythm songs, rythm season in the Twilight Musicales presented by the College of Music Arts Concert Hall. Catherine Goodman, that ever popu lar concert artist and teacher spent a good portion of the summer prepar (Sift Pfh (Blub NEWLY DECORATED AND REMODELED ing programs for the music season of 1929-1930. Mrs. Goodman also found time to attend many of the marvelous performances of Grand Opera presen LAPHAM PHILOMATHIANS COUNCIL TO BEGIN YEAR'S ACTIVITIES ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 24 Excellent Food Refined Entertainment And Dancing SPECIALLY PREPARED HOT.

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500 Feet North of the Silver Spring Road Interesting Year of Events The Council of Jewish Women will Jewish Orphan Home Ladies' Auxiliary The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary for the Milwaukee Jewish Orphan Home was held at the Schroeder Hotel, Wednesday, September 11, at 2:30 p. and was very well attended. A very interesting program was offered, which consisted of a book review on Ludwig Lewissohn's "Mid-Channel," by Rabbi Aaron Cohen of Racine. Mr. N.

Aaron gave several violin selections, accompanied by Mrs. Ben Waisbren. The chief topic of discussion was the bazaar, which will be held at the Auditorium, November 10-12. Meetings will be held regularly, from now on, every second Wednesday of the month, at the Schroeder Hotel, it is hoped that all members will attend. begin its season of activities on Tuesday, September 24, with a luncheon meeting at the Hotel Astor at 12:30 For Reservations Call EDGEWOOD 140 p.

m. Ethel M. Colson Brazelton will be the speaker of the day, talking on "A The following officers were elected by the Lapham Philomathians at the last meeting held on Friday, September 13: Joe Goisman, president; Herman S. Hurwitz, vice-president; Sidney A. Levner, secretary Ben Bloom, treasurer.

The program on September 20 consisted of present day topics. "That Snobbery is a Way to Success" was debated between George Boehl who took the affirmative and Joe Goisman, who argued for the negative. Louis B. Aderman spoke on the success of the present Labor government in England, and Robert Doolan told the Lapham Philomathians of the life of Victor Berger. Julius Y.

Alpern spoke on aviation of today. The program as concluded by Herman Gottlieb who presented three violin solos. John Clark, vice-principal of the Greenbush Street school is the critic of the Lapham Philomathians and is looking forward to big debates between the Philomathians and other organizations in the state this season. Visitors are always welcome to the meetings of the society composed of high school and college men who assemble- for the purpose of debating the important topics of the day. Rift of Blue Sky, a discussion of newer and better tendencies in current literature.

Mrs. Brazelton was a Chicago news paper woman for some years, and has Geo. W. Boiler Garage, Inc. STORAGE AND SERVICE Alemlte Service Station done miscellaneous newspaper and magazine writing for American and European publications, and many spe A special committee will be in attendance at the synagogue every evening from 7 to 9 o'clock for the purpose of making reservations for seats.

284 Farwell Ave. Lakeside 3361 cial articles for women's and general magazines. She is the author of several books, the best known being "How to Write Poetry" and "Writing and Editing for Women." She has lectured at various colleges, I MlSJV universities and schools, including the Medill School for Journalism and Northwestern University, and before many of the larger women's clubs of Chicago and other cities. She is herself a club woman, and a member of the "Society of Midland Authors" HATIKVOH CIRCLE The Community Is Invited to Hear the Seli-choth Services on the Evening Of September 28 and the "Poetry Society of America." Ha-Kodimo Club At an open meeting of the Ha-Kodimo Club held on Sunday, September 15, Harold Sanville, a well known attorney of Milwaukee, gave a most inspiring talk on the constitution of the United States. Miss Fritzie Steinberg has been made chairman of the committee in charge of the sale of tickets for the fall dance which will be held Monday evening, October 14, at the Wisconsin Roof Garden.

Miss Steinberg can be reached at 1096 Fortieth street, or by phoning either Hopkins 3929-J or Daly 5000. Her assistant, Ann Zakowitz of 709 Eleventh street, can be reached at Concord 806. Both of these energetic young ladies are able to supply any amount of tickets. Bill Carlson's original orchestra has been engaged to furnish the music. The regular weekly meeting of the Hatikvoh Circle was devoted to the inauguration of the new officers: president, Harry Altman; vice-president, Phillip Cohen; secretary, Victor Smith; treasurer, Philip Moscowitz.

A drive is now on for new members. Year's Program Mrs. Michael Levin, program chair 1 man of the Council, has arranged a most interesting program for this year, which will include the following' events: November 12, a Peace Program; December 10 will be an eve RELIANCE AUTO BODY CO. High Grade Automobile Upholstering: Painting WE USE GENUINE "DUCO" Rebuilding Wrecked Autos a Specialty "Service That Satlslles" 540-46 Eleventh St. Gr.

6338 ning meeting at which the well known reader, Rozetta Segall Alk, will be on the program; the January 14 meeting will be given over to a musical pro gram; Roy Bedell Lincoln is an nounced for February 11; on March 11, Chief Strongheart, an Indian, will head the program; and on April 8, Mrs. Eugene Friend will have charge of the program with a production of H. A. PETERMANN CIVIL VHD JR. Konigskinder.

Board Meeting The members of the Board of the ENGINEER UWlvriil WAV i Lots Surveyed in Anv Part of the Cltv I Say HAPPY NEW YEA To Friends and Relatives Through isconsinjQWish (ftr onicle Council will hold a meeting in the music room of the Hotel Astor Tues and Suburbs Sub-Divisions Municipal Improvements Grading Estimates 776 THIRD ST. LOCUST 1369 day morning, September 24, at 10:30 a. m. 1 TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES Abraham Lincoln House Abraham Lincoln House wishes to et all former members of clubs and classes of last year know that all Urn Urn VTUUlJll XJXJm Office Outfitters Distributors for ARViv groups and activities will be carried on at the Lincoln House just as they were last year and such new groups will be formed as fast as requests SAFES AND VAULT DOORS OUR GREETING in the 1929 Rosh Hashonah number of The Chronicle will reach all your acquaintances. come for them.

We have been told that people were 139 2nd Street Grand 114-115 waiting for us to move to our new Aleph Zadik Aleph On Saturday evening, September 21 Joe Smith and his Collegians will play at the first fall dance of the season at the Golden Links Temple, Twelfth and North avenue. This dance is the first of a series of dances which are to be run during the coming season. Last year's dances proved a great success with Milwaukee's younger Jewish set, and a large attendance is expected for this one of the very first dances of the season. There has never been more enthusiasm for A.Z.A. and its work both by the Alephs and its sponsors, the B'nai B'rith, than now.

Four Ben Briths, Maurice A. Goldberg and Morris Rosenbloom, advisors of Milwaukee chapter, and Mr. Schwager and Wolf-stone, secretary and treasurer attended the last meeting and all waxed enthusiastically over the interest shown by the Chapter and B'nai B'rith in each other. Gilead Lodge will co-operate and hold a joint meeting with A.Z.A. on Thursday October 17, commemorating the seventieth anniversary of the Hon.

Alfred M. Cohen. It is planned to introduce into A.Z.A. a class of over ten new candidats. The initiatory degree will be presented for the first time to B'nai B'rith.

Sol Goodsitt of A.Z.A. and Ben Z. Glass, chairman of the B'nai B'rith entertainment committee, are working out the details and promise an affair which will not be forgotten. Incidentally at the next meeting of B'nai B'rith, the extraordinary report that Sam Beber gave at Elkhart Lake will be read, and all members are urged to attend. There will be refreshments.

The new basketball coach, Bennie Alberts, was introduced to A.Z.A. last Wednesday, Mr. Alberts, was football and basketball star at Milwaukee Normal made a good impression on all the Alephs With him as coach, A.Z.A. will have a basketball team that will give all other fives a good fight. building.

But, as we are certain to re main in Lincoln House, at least over the winter, we are going on with all of our activities at 601 Ninth street. SHRIMP (W(i Deliver) OYSTERS So, come in with your requests enough to obtain a room for your club or a place in a class in which you may be interested. It will save you the bother and expense of sending individual greeting cards or cut down the number you usually send. It will evidence your interest in the entire Jewish community. It is the logical and easiest way of expressing your good wishes to all your relatives and friends.

CAMP SIDNEY COHEN TERMINATES SEASON Empire Fish Co. Jerry Kutchera WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 2417 Vliet Street West 124 At the last meeting of the Board of Directors of the Outing Society, conducting Camp Sidney Cohen on Ne-mahbin Lake, it was decided to close the camp for the season this week, and not keep it open through the month of October as previously announced. This decision was brought about by the small attendance and the lack of interest on the part of the young people of the community in taking advantage of the week-end parties at the Camp. Engraving Company It Costs Only and Art Studios MILWAUKECWISCONSIN Form of Greeting Card Mr. and Mrs.

A. P. Miller and family, 975 Washington Street extend best wishes to all their relatives and friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Tear. .00 $1 NATIONAL FUND COUNCIL Chinese Restaurant TOY'S mm 1 Second Street Near Wisconsin YOU'LL ENJOY OUR CHINESE BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCHEON The National Fund Council has leased the Golden Links Temple, 1216 North avenue for the High Holiday services, which are observed Saturday and Sunday, October 5-6, and Monday, October 14. Tickets may be obtained at the following: N.

Sand, 808 Walnut street; M. Tenebaum, 908 Walnut street; and S. Elbaum, 709 Walnut street. The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, 383 Milwaukee Street, Milwaukee, Wis. Enclosed find $1.00, for which please insert my New Year's Greeting Card in your 1929 Rosh Hashonah number.

50c The organization of an alumni chapter, for those members who have reached the age of twenty-one years of age is slowly being carried out. Sid Zarkey, in charge of the organization has hopes that by the first of the year, Milwaukee A.Z.A. alumni chapter will be installed and be the mother chapter in all A.Z.A.dom. The educational end of A.Z.A. work is being started.

In the near future the extension division of the Jewish Board of Education, of which advisor Maurice A. Goldberg is chairman, will supply lectures and instructions in various phases of Jewish arts to A. Z.A. Rabbi Kleinman will also deliver a series of lectures in the near future. Milwaukee chapter is embarking on a season of great Milwaukee will hear much of A.Z.A.

this coming fall and winter. Name Fill Out this Coupon and Mail at Once! BENEFIT DANCE FOR JEWISH FOLK SHULE Address 'Miss," "Mr. and Served from 11 to 2 p. m. In the evening Delicious Food and Dancing, 6 to 8 p.

m. 9:30 until closing. CHINESE AND AMERICAN COOKERY State whether card is to bear name of Mrs." or "Mr. and Mrs. and family." The fifth annual ball for the benefit of the Jewish Folk Shule will take place at the Wisconsin Hotel November 17.

The ball will be under the auspices of the David Pinsky Women's Club and of the Jewish National Workers Alliance, Branch 5. iViiMi.