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January 10, 1941

Temple Sisterhood
To Sponsor Exhibit
By Ira Moskowitz

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Beginning Monday and lasting
through Wednesday, the Temple
Sisterhood will sponsor an art
exhibit by the eminent Polish
Jewish painter, Ira Moskowitz.
Mr. Moskowitz has exhibited
his work in many cities of this
country and has everywhere won
the highest praise at the hands of
critics. Most of his scenes are laid
in either Palestine, Mexico, or the
United States.
One of the critics has said of
him: "Mr. Moskowitz is an accom-
plished artist and his pastels
could well adorn the walls of any
European or American gallery."
Speaking of his Palestinian work,
Pesah Ginsburg writes, "He has
caught both the glow of the shift-
ing lights and the austere spirit
of the Judaean landscape. The
blues and reds and mauves he
loves best are to be found in
plenty in every nook of Jerusa-
lem and on every turn of the road
in Palestine."
Mr. Moskowitz was born in 1913
in the little town of Turka in
the heart of the Carpathian Moun-
tains in Austrian Poland, the son
of an old family of rabbis and
scholars. When the World War
broke out, the family moved to
Pragfue where they stayed until
after the War, settling in 1920
in the city of Strjy, where the
artist's maternal grandfather was
grand rabbi. It was in the home
and under the tutelage of this
patriarch that Ira was steeped
in Chasidic lore and Hebrew tra-
dition. In 1927, the family moved
to the United States and here he
came under the inspiring direc-
tion of Harry Wickey, graphic ar-
tist, painter and sculptor, of Corn-
wall Landing, N. Y. Under Mr.
Wickey's guidance, Moskowitz de-
veloped skill in the media of etch-
ing, lithography and drawing.
At the Detroit exhibit he will
show between 60 and 70 pictures.
On Monday evening, in connection
with the assembly of Beth El Col-
lege, Mr. Moskowitz will give an
illustrated address on the subject,
"Jewish Art." The public is in-
vited. There will be no admission
charge.

Music Study Club

Music Study Club of Detroit
will participate with Detroit
chapter of Hadassah in a joint
meeting to be held Tuesday, Jan.
14, 2 p. m. at the Jewish Com-
munity Center.
The musical portion of the pro-
gram has been arranged by Mrs.
J. S. Sauls, president of the Music
Study Club.
Mrs. Max Reich, chairman of
the philanthropic committee of
Music Study Club, announces two
programs. For Monday, Jan. 13,
at the Childrens' Division of the
Receiving Hospital, Mrs. Eugene
Spaniel., chairman, arranged a
program consisting of talent from
the Eleanor Grace School of
Drama, and flute solos by Harold
Bregman. For Wednesday, Jan.
15, at the Home for Jewish Aged,
Mrs. Herman Agins, chairman,
has arranged a program of songs
to be given by Mrs. J. S. Sauls,
accompanied by Mrs. Jess Rosen.
Harold Bregman, flutist, will also
participate in this program. Re-
freshments will be served at each
program.

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

New Year Bride

7

DETROIT JEWS ASKED TO PROVIDE
FUNDS FOR THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

Support for the Jewish Theo-
Mr. Shetzer pointed out that
logical Seminary of America is the Seminary has lost income
solicited here by a group of peo- from several large contributors
ple who have in previous years who have passed away in the
formed the nucleus for a local past decade, and indicated that
supporting organization.
popular support is necessary to
Under the chairmanship of assure that the Seminary will
Isaac Shezer, president of Con- continue to function.
gregation Shaarey Zedek, a com- Both rabbis of Congregation
mittee is being formed to secure Shaarey Zedek—Dr. A. M. Hersh-
annual membership subscriptions man and Rabbi Morris Adler'--
to provide for the upkeep of the 'are graduates of the Jewish Theo-
Seminary. logical Seminary.

Halevy Musical and
Jr. Service Group
Sets Up Campaign
Dance on Saturday
Planning Committee The Detroit Halevy Singing

—Photo by J. J. Clarke Studio

MRS. ALEX KRAFT
(Miss Ella Daneman)

Miss Ella Daneman, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Daneman of
9439 McQuade Ave., spoke her
nuptial vows Wednesday, Jan. 1,
to Alex Kraft, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Z. Kraft of 3290 Law-
rence Ave., at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek. Rabbis A. M.
Hershman and Morris Adler, and
Cantor J.1 H. Sonenklar officiated
at the ceremony at 8 p. m., be-
fore an altar decorated with burn-
ing tapers and palms.
The bride was gowned in rose-
blush white .satin fashioned with
sweetheart neckline, long sleeves,
princess line and a three-yard
train. Her veil of rose blush white
illusion, train length, was held
by a cluster of orange blossoms.
She carried a white Bible covered
by orchids and white satin ribbon
streamers.
Attending the bride were the
Misses Roslyn Bronstein, Irene
Weiss and Adele Wolf. Miss Sara
Kraft, sister of the groom, acted
as maid of honor. Mrs. Max Hel-
ler of Chattanooge, Tenn., aunt of
the bride, was matron of honor,
and GeraktiriCLIazer_and • Natha-
lie Heller, cousins of the bride,
were flower girls.
The ushers were Meyer Golding,
Aaron Jacobs and Eugene Kraft.
Allen Kraft, brother of the
groom, was best man.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held for 500 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Kraft left on a trip
for several weeks to Miami Beach,
Fla. and Chattanooga, Tenn.
Among the out of town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Max Heller,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daneman and
daughter, Geraldine, Mrs. Jacob
Daneman, all of Chattanooga.

Hadassah Monthly
Meeting Tuesday

In the firm belief that much
of the success of a fund-raising
project depends upon the early
formation of. a strong campaign
organization, Jacob L. Keidan,
president of
the Detroit
Service Group,
h a s appointed
a campaign
planning corn-
mittee to detail
the set - up of
the Junior Di-
vision of the
1941 Allied
Jewish C a m -
paign.
Headed b y
K. R. Rubiner
Kopel R. Ru-
biner and Joseph Zwerdling, the
campaign planning committee is
already at work, having held its
initial meeting last Tuesday eve-
ning.
"Among the most successful
chairmen in the
Junior Division
of last year's
drive, both Mr.
Rubiner a n d
Mr. Zwerdling
had formulated
many plans for
the next cam-
paign before
the close of our
1 9 4 0 effort,"
said Mr. Kei-
J. Zwerdling
dan. "Together
with their committe, they are,
at ''present, making a study of
last year's work in order to elim-
inate defects and add improve-
ments in campaign techniques.
Following their deliberations, they
will blueprint a campaign set-up
for the Junior Division of the
1941 drive, and submit it to the
boards of directors both of the
junior and senior Service Groups
for final approval."
Both Kopel Rubiner and Jos-
eph Zwerdling serve on the board
of directors of the Detroit Junior
Service Group. As co-chairman
of the Junior Campaign Plan-
ning Committee, they have chosen
young people to work with them
whose campaign experience and
community affiliations have par-
ticularly fitted them for the job.
Their committee includes: Milton
Doner, Maurice A. Glasier, Ru-
ben Gold, Lester Kaufman, Miss
Nadine Lewis, Harold Mahler,
Robert Mazer, Miss Miriam Shet-
zer, Morse D. Shiffman, Samuel
Travis and Murray M. Waxman.

Detroit chapter of Hadassah
will hold its - monthly meeting on
Tuesday, Jan. 14, at 2 o'clock,
at the Jewish Community Center.
Mrs. Max Frank, president, will
conduct the business mating pre-
ceding the program which will be
furnished by the Music Study
Club. Featuring the program will
be Reva Reatha, harpist; Esther RABBI FISCHER HEADS
Freed, violinist, accompanied by THE VAAD HARABONIM
Mrs. Maurice Rosenthal. Sylvia
Sheer will be the pianist.
Mrs. Philip Lipson and Mrs.
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
David Seligson, chairmen of the
Open Meeting Wednesday Jewish National Fund, announce
following contributions:
The next meeting of the He- the
Trees: In memory of Nathan Kohane
brew Ladies Aid Society, Wednes- by Mr. and Mrs. Harry I.. Jackson, Mr.
MI'S. I u,cld Cooper. Mr. and Mrs.
day afternoon, Jan. 15, will be and
Frank Wetsman, I ir. 111111 MT,. David
devoted exclusively to planning Seligson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davidson,
the annual dinner dance to be Mr. and Mrs. Morse It. Saulson, and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steinberg; In
held on March 2, at the Dexter- honor
of the golden wedding anniver-
Lawrence Hall. The ways and sary of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Levy by
Mr.
and
Aaron Sliberblatt ;
in
means committee with Mrs. Man- memory of Mrs.
Barne 11 - etsman by Mr. and
uel Engel as chairman is arrang- Mrs. Herman Wetsman ; In memory of
Ida Minds by Aaron Klein; In honor
ing details. The president, Mrs. of
the birth of Jacob Sterntield of
Paul R. Freeman, invites mem- Peoria, III., by Milton Marwil ; In mem-
bers and friends as guests of the ory of Bella Bluestein by Mr. and Mrs.
Ila rry Sklar; In memory of Harris Sha-
society for the afternoon. A so- pero
by Mr. and Mr, . chutes Robin •
cial afternoon will follow a brief KO
Contributions:
memory of Barney
business meeting to be concluded Wettonan by Mr. In
and Mrs. Charles A.
with refreshments to be served Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Landau.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank, in
by Mesdames E. Labe, R. Ganz, and
of Nathan Kohane by Mr. and
L. Kepes, R. Heiman and M. memory
Mrs. Joseph Frank. Mr. and Mrs.
Maui
Ice
Landau, and Mr. and Mrs.
Gross. Mrs. Nathan Roth will be
Lipson; In memory of Nathan
hostess to the board of directors Philip
Finley, bY Mr. am: Mrs. Charles A.
RABBI MOSES FISCHER
on Tuesday, Jan. 14.
Smith ; in memory of Adolph Rubinstein

by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank and
Mr. and Mrs Charibs A. Smith ; In honor

AMERGERS' DANCE JAN. 18 of the wedding anniversary of Mr.
Herman August by Mr. and
The snowball dance of the and Mrs.
Seymour Frank ; in memory of
Amergers will be held on Satur- Mrs.
Harris Shapero by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
day, Jan. 18, starting at 9 p.m., S. Perlmutter; In memory' of Matthew
Lamport and in honor of Maurice Aron-
at the Knights of. Pythias' Hall. sson's
birthday by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Music will be furnished by Dar- Frank.
rell Beach and his orchestra and
Samuel Chotzinoff, the music
there will be professional enter-
tainment. Refreshments are in- critic, is to be NBC's new music
supervisor.
cluded. The public is invited.

Rabbi Moses Fischer of Congre-
gation Bnai Moshe was elected
president of the Vaad Harabonim,
succeeding Rabbi Joseph Eisen-
man. Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelern-
ter was elected secretary.

Klaus Mann expects to have
his magazine, New World, out
soon.

Society opens its 1941 season of
public activities with a musi-
cale-dance which will take place
on Saturday evening, Jan. 11, in
the social hall of Bnai David,
Elmhurst and 14th. There will be
a musical program beginning
about 9 p. m., followed by danc-
ing and refreshments. Admission
will be free, and all patrons, as-
sociate members and former mem-
bers are invited.
The musical program will fea-
ture the well known violinist,
Sadie Cooper; also Irving Rosen-
gard, a member of the Halevy,
who will be heard in a group of
baritone solos. The Halevy chorus
will appear for several selections,
directed by Dan Frohinan. The
refreshment bar is under the su-
pervision of Anna Warren, Halevy
entertainment chairman.

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