The Sentinel, v.046 no. 08, 1922

              THE SENTINEL
WEWAN-EETA CAMP [Round Lake,
An Ideal Camp for Growing Girls
Ages 10-16; limited number
Swimming, boating, hiking, tennis, golf, basket ball, base-ball,
archery, criquet, quoits, team games, classic dancing.
Arts and Crafts.
SEASON OPENS: JULY 1-SEPT. 1
Mrs. A. I. Radzinski Write for illustrated booklet
Miss Eva Radzinski of life at Camp Wewan-eeta
Round Lake Illinois Telephone Grays Lake 70 J 2
Camp "A Real Camp for Real Boys"
Kawaga On Lake Kawaguesaga, MIinocqua, Wis.
for Boys
Hiking, canoeing, swimming, baseball, tennis,
and all manly sports are under expert guidance.
DR. B. C. EHRENREICH, Director
For information address Dr. Ehrenreich
Camp Kawaga, Minocqua, Wis.
A most picturesque spot on the Black river.
DANCING :: FISHING :: BATHING
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
Reservations in advance. Route No. 1. All modern conveniences.
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Cold Springs
Health Resort
TO those who appreciate the beauties of nature in
all their natural grandeur, this popular hotel,
now open, situated on the cliff overlooking a river
and Lake Michigan, is the most IDEAL SPOT for
real relaxation and enjoyment.
The best food served to our guests. All of the
vegetables, eggs, butter and fresh milk used are
produced on our place.
Cold Springs offers a variety of amusements for both
children and folks-bathing, boating, fishing, tennis,
golf, dancing, etc.
Our automobile and launch meet boats and trains.
Make your reservations early.
For Rates and Other Information Address
Cold Springs, South Haven, Michigan
A. STERN, MANAGER
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SCHWARTZ HOTEL |
Elkhart Lake, Wis.
The best known Hotel in the most popular Summer Resort in the West,
Room for 400 Hotel Guests. Direct on the Lake.
Beautiful Grounds.
Under entire new Management.
W. M. Nefzger, Prop. formerly Schlitz Hotel, Milwaukee.
Schlitz Restaurant and Palm Garden. Reduced Rates until July 1.
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CLUBS.
Jr. Aux. B. M. Z.-The last meeting
of the season will be held on Sunday,
May 28, at Washington hall, State-
Lake building, at 2:30 p. m. The
program, arranged by Miss Rose Tow-bin,
is as follows: Group of songs, Ann
Kantor, accompanied by Edna Katow-ski;
reading, "The Fuller Portion,"
Mrs. Alfred Hamburger; violin solo,
May Towbin, accompanist, .Gertrude
Towbin; vocal duet, Mrs. William G.
Swartchild and Mrs. Samuel A. Ettel-son.
The annual June outing of the or-ganization
will be held ordiune 11.
With the business season at a close,
the Juniors will devote their entire
time during the summer months to the
entertainment of the old people, for
which purpose the proceeds of the
Happy Day and memorial funds will
be used. Miss Evelyn Baskin is chair-man
of the entertainment committee.
Northwest Y. M. H. A.-The next
meeting will be held Thursday evening,
June 1, at Division hall, 2441 West
Division street. This will probably be
the last meeting. The new building
at Division and Irving avenues which
has been taken as headquarters, will
probably be ready for occupancy in
time for the next meeting following
which will be held on the third Thurs-day
in June.
The athletic department is work-ing
in conjunction with the athletic de-partment
of the Northwest Y. W. H. A.
to select a camp site.
Young People's Jewish Council of
Woodlawn.-A "postcript" afternoon
dancing party will be given this Sun-day
afternoon, May 28, in the ball-room
of the Great Northern hotel. On
Sunday afternoon, June 11, a hike
from Worth, Illinois, to Palos park
and a dinner at the Sharp Shooter's
club -at Palos park will be given for
the members.
The annual election of officers will
take place Sunday afternoon, June
25, and this meeting will be the last
one of the season, until the installa-tion
the first Sunday in September.
Lawndale Junior Hadassah.-About
250 young men and women attended
the party given on Sunday afternoon,
May 14, at the Great Northern hotel
by the Lawndale Junior Hadassah.
Among the afternoon entertainment
was a reading by Miss Sarah Zechman
and musical selections by a trio con-sisting
of Miss Blanche Greenberg,
Mr. Schreiner, and Miss M. Brook. The
meetings of the Lawndale Junior Had-assah
are held regularly every second
and fourth Monday of each month at
Temple Judea, 1227 Independence
boulevard.
Zerubovel Zion Society.-Final ar-rangements
have been completed for
the seventh annual fudge party and
entertainment to be held Sunday, May
28 at 2:30 p. m. at the northwest
branch of the Chicago Hebrew Insti-tute,
1243 North Wood street.
A home talent musical act under
the directorship of Miss Sophie Green-field,
assisted by Miss Etta Zacharow
at piano, will be given by twelve mem-bers
of the club. Miss Edna Ellen
will render a few violin selections ac-companied
by Miss Anna Briskman,
pianist. There will also be other tal-ents.
Dancing will follow to orchestral
music. The proceeds will go towards
the Keren Hayesod.
Northwest Fellowship Club.-The
N. W. F. C. announces that its new
up-to-date, out-door dancing arena is
now completed. This arena is built to
accommodate more than a thousand
persons with the utmost comfort.
The music for these out-door dances
which are held on every Sunday eve-ning
is supplied by the Wagner or-chestra.
South Side Women's Club M. N. J.
0. H.-Annual luncheon and party
on Monday, May 29, at the Chicago
Beach hotel at 12:30 p. m. A program
has been arranged by the chairman,
Mrs. B. Baumgarden, assisted by Mrs.
I. Klawans. Mrs. William Berkson of
5312 Calumet avenue, is in charge of
reservations.
Mrs. Elda Dushoff Hurwitz an-nounces
the confirmation of her son,
Solomon, on Friday, June 2, at Sinai
temple at 9:45 a. m. Mrs. Hurwitz
will partake in the confirmation serv-ices
by rendering a vocal solo, and will
receive at home, 5231 Prairie avenue
from 7 to 9 p. m.
If You Appreciate a Real Home
With All of Its Advantages and
Good Hungarian Cooking During
Your Vacation, Make You r
Reservations Now.
CALL STEWART 0657
or Address
W. S. CO.
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