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CLIFTON AVENUE
IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy LoPatin
were guests at the Olds Hotel in
Lansing last week-end where they
attended the Michigan Photo-
graphers Convention.
Lou Handler, director of Camp
Tamakwa, and Ira Brower, one
of the camp daddies, are at camp
in Algonquin Park this week-end.
Mr. Handler is completing ar-
rangements for the opening of
camp on July 3.
CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gold-
stein, after living in Pontiac for
25 years, are moving to Detroit
June 2. They have been exten-
sively entertained during the past
few weeks. Friday afternoon, Mrs.
Saul Birnkrant and Mrs. Harold
Goldberg were joint hostesses at
a party at L'Aiglon. Thursday,
Mrs. Sidney Barnett and Mrs.
Robert Y. Moore entertained 12
guests for luncheon at Fox and
Hounds Inn. Mrs. Abe Lapides
gave a luncheon party Wednes-
day at the Fisher building. Others
who have entertained for the
Goldsteins are Mrs. Jack Wain-
ger who gave a luncheon for 22
guests at the Franklin Hills Coun-
try Club; Mrs. B. Wyman and
Mrs. William Present were lunch-
eon hostesses at the former's home
on East Iroquois Rd.; Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Steinman who gave a
dinner at Knollwood Country
Club, and Mrs. Sam Cohen and
Mrs. Herman Steinbuck who gave
a luncheon at Chidwa Tea Room.
Shirley Joy Dix
In Piano Recital
Wednesday Evening
At the annual banquet given
for the University of Michigan
students who have been inducted
into Phi Beta Kappa, Robert I.
Alpern, son of Mrs. Anne Alpern,
won the award given by Phi Beta
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Milgrom
Kappa to the outstanding junior
amont the new initiates. He main- of Elmhurst Ave. left Thursday
tained an average of 3.908. He for a visit in Chicago.
was recently elected speaker of
Mrs. B. Vine, Mrs. William Ses-
the University of Michigan
kin, and Mrs. R. Morrison hon-
Senate.
ored Miss Bernice Harriett Barit
Miss Shirley Simon of 2990 at a miscellaneous shower and
Tuxedo Ave. was honored with a dinner at the Wilshire Hotel on
sweet-sixteen surprise party, April 29. Covers were laid for 58
guests. Miss Barit was also hon-
given by her friends, May 23.
eyed at a miscellaneous shower
Mrs. Clifford J. Lightstone of for 40 guests at Boesky's on May
Virginia Park left Thursday for 24, given by Mrs. S. Robiner and
Mrs. I. Beard.
a visit in Chicago.
Phi Alpha Gamma Dance ald Brusson is corresponding sec-
retary for the Detroit order. Max
On Sunday Evening
Ball is in charge of preparations
for the dance.
On Sunday evening, June 1,
Tickets and information may
Pi Alpha Gamma Fraternity will be obtained by calling the Gerald
have its dance at the Starlit ball- M. Raymond Associates, Town
room in Hotel Webster Hall, send 8-4656, or Webster Hall.
Cass and Putnam.
Music for the occasion will be
supplied by Freddie Sheyer and
BEAUTIFUL
his orchestra with Jimmy Burton
as vocalist. A floor show is
planned with Danny Raskin act-
• Gardena •
ing as M. C. Other acts will in-
Michigan Ave., :Mlle West
clude Gerry Lee at the piano and
of Telegraph Roan]
Diana Kay as songstress.
A special feature of the dance
NOW
OPEN
named "Final Fling" will be the
with
crowning of a sweetheart to rep-
LOWRY CLARK
resent the fraternity at its con-
AND IIIS ORCHESTRA
vention in Chicago next month.
Dancing Rain or S111110 A mu. Phis
Art Goodman is president of Athilishion - - - -
Tat
No Charge for Tables
the fraternity with Ray Block
MIKE FALK MANAGENIENT
representing the Wayne Chapter,
For resertations--Dearbon: 2010
Ben Pivos, Central chapter. Ger-
Westwood
Photo by Redman.
Rose Morris Soper will present
Shirley Joy Dix, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. I. H. Dix, in a piano
recital, on Wednesday, June 4,
at 8:15 p. m., at the Aaron De-
Roy Memorial Building, Wood-
ward at Holbrook. Shirley, who
is nine years old, was recently
awarded superior rating for the
second time in the State Federa-
tion Spring Music Festival at
Ann Arbor. The public is invited.
nity Concil of Warsaw will be a
great help to American Jews in
their efforts to locate relatives in
Poland. Any inquiries concerning
the present location of persons in
Nazi-Poland should be directed to
the American Federation for
Polish Jews and should state the
exact and last known address of
the people sought. All replies
from Poland received in response
to the inquiries will promptly be
relayed.
The office of the Federation is
located at 9124 Linwood Ave. and
is open every day from 7 to 9
p. in. and Sundays from 12 to 2
p. m. Telephone TYler 4-5913.
Stein's Clover Lodge on the
Grand Traverse Bay
Opened for Season
Social Workers
Convene June 5-6 Women's Bnai Brith Bowl-
Activities of Farband Folk
Schools; Annual Dinner
Dance a Success
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People with relatives in this
area under German occupation
will be glad to know that ac-
cording to word received from
Adam Szerniakow, president of
the Warsaw Jewish Community
Council, he is in a position to
ascertain the addresses of resi-
dents in this section of Poland.
Great shifts of the population
have taken place in the territory
of the former republic of Poland
due to the decree by the German
authorities compelling Jews to
evacuate and as a result of the
establishment of ghettos and
camps, the residential register
compiled by the Jewish Commu-
Stein's Clover Lodge is the only
Jewish summer resort in North
Michigan. The Lodge is a rare
combination of natural beauty as
well as modern conveniences.
There are provisions for outdoor
sports, such as tennis, golf, fish-
ing, boating; a half mile of pri-
vate bathing beach; private dance
casino; excellent meals, including
fresh farm products; a play-
ground with a competent Counsel-
lor providing for the children's
safety. There are special low rates
for June. For information and
reservations call TYler 5-7738.
A large number of guests filled
Lachar's Ball Room last Sunday
on the occasion of the annual
dinner dance of the Jewish Folk
Schools.
B. Rosenthal, president, intro-
duced the toastmaster, Mrs. R.
Linsky. The school children, who
caried out a program of Jewish
and Hebrew recitations and a
play, were warmly applauded by
all present. A short address was
delivered by A. Meyerowitz,
school director.
The school-book "Young Le-
ben" was distributed among the
guests. The book contains poems,
articles, pictures and selected
compositions.
The schools are now preparing
for the graduation which will
take place on June 13 at the
Durfee School.
Shaarey Zedek Sub - Junior
Cong. Re-Elects Eliot
Charlip President
The Shaarey Zedek Sub-Junior
Congregation again chose Eliot
Charlip as president. Assisting
him will be: Allen Tobin, vice-
president; Shulamith A dle r,
treasurer; Fred Barnett, shamus;
Arnold Berger and Brand Mar-
wil, trustees.
Sabbath services are held every
Saturday morning at 10.
The Molly Segal Auxiliary of
the Jewish Consumptive Relief
Society met May 27 to select a
delegate to the National Conven-
tion of the society. Mrs. Sarah
Waterstone was chosen as dele-
gate. The convention will be held
in Denver, Colo.
The chairmen of affairs, Mrs.
F. Schweitzer and Mrs. S. Moss,
report progress for the $5
donor luncheon, be held, on June
10, at 12:30 at Shaary Zedek.
The store for those who wish to
rummage is still available. For
further information call the presi-
dent, Mrs. Friedman, TO. 8-9421,
or Mrs. Greenfield, TO. 6-5895.
The opening of the 1941 Na- ing League Closes Season
tional Conference of Jewish So-
A banquet closed the first sea-
cial Welfare on Thursday, June
5, announced by Maurice Tay- son of the Women's Bnai Brith
lor, of Pittsburgh, president of Bowling League, at the Bonnie
the Jewish group, will bring to Brook Golf Club on Sunday night,
May 25.
The evening's program, under
the guidance of the master of
ceremonies, Maxwell C h e t k i n,
opened with the singing of "God
Bless America". The League's
founder and president, Mrs. Sarah
Goldhoff, introduced the other
officers, Miss Ruth Goldfine, vice
president; Mrs. Louis Werner,
secretary, and Mrs. Ira G. Kauf-
man, treasurer.
The principal speakers of the
evening were Mrs. Charles Solo-
vich, president of the Women's
Auxiliary of Bnai Brith, and
Louis Shostak, president of Pis-
gah Lodge.
The climax of the evening was
the awarding of trophies followed
by Mr. Chetkin's fine selection of
performers for the floor show.
AVODAH WELFARE GROUP
DR. MAURICE TAYLOR
Atlantic City hundreds of addi-
tional social workers from all
over the country to augment the
general social work convention
which opens in Atlantic City on
Sunday, June 1.
More than 60 delegates will
participate in the 12 general
meetings and 36 institute ses-
sions scheduled for the 1941 Na-
tional Conference of Jewish So-
cial Welfare at the Breakers Ho-
tel and the Municipal Auditod-
ium.
The National Association of
Jewish Center Workers and the
National Council for Jewish Ed-
ucation, offshoots of the National
Conference of Jewish Social Wel-
fare, will meet with the parent
body at the 12 general meet-
ings. but will conduct their own
work and business sessions.
The molding of social welfare
programs into the defence needs
of the nation and the effect of
war overseas upon local Jewish
communities will be the main
Register Your Child in
Camp
SHIRLEY JOY DIX
Federation of Polish Jews in Position to Locate
Molly Segal Auxiliary Elects
Relatives in German-Occupied Poland
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
May 30, 1941
Judge and Mrs. Charles Cas-
par Simons of Connecticut Ave.
were hosts at a dinner on Sunday
for some of the visiting Judges
and their wives, who came for
the second annual conference of
the U. S. Circuit and District
Judges of the Sixth Circuit.
■
Avodah Welfare Group met at
the home of Belle Josselson, May
27, and made plans for the sec-
ond annual summer semi-formal
dance to be held June 15, at
the Bonnie Brook Country Club.
The chairman of the dance is
Phyllis Shwitzer, co-chairman is
Phil Rudin. Ticket chairman is
Jeanette Shorn Publicity chair-
man is Estelle Goodman. For in-
formation concerning tickets call
Shirley Silverman, Townsend
7-9002, or Estelle Goodman,
Townsend 7-4751.
themes of discussion at the 1941
Conference, Dr. Taylor stated.
Among those who will address
the Jewish conference are: Kurt
Peiser, executive director of the
Philadelphia Federation of Jew-
ish Charities, formerly of De-
troit; Isidore Sobeloff. director
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
of Detroit.
Serving with Dr. Taylor as an
officer is Harold Silver of Detroit,
2nd vice-president.
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AT CHELSEA, MICH.
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Our rates
are moderate
for
boys and girls 6 to 16 years.
For details and immediate attention call one of our registrars:
Mrs. Sislin
TO. 5-9772
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