14 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle Halevy Musicale Officers Are Elected By Kvutzah Ivrith to Feature Harry Siegel, Moishe Haar Amounce Their engagements The annual election meeting of the Kvutzah Ivrith was held Oct. With plans partially completed 25, in the Rose Sittig Cohen for the Halevy Singing Society Building. musicale, which takes place on Detailed reports were submit- Sunday evening, Dec. 7, in Cen- ted by Morris Lachover, chair- tral High School auditorium, Max man, and Abraham Twersky, co- Levy, chairman of the musical chairman, of the cultural com- committee, announces that the mittee. They reported that the program will include two De- following prominent out-of-town troiters well known in education- speakers addressed the Kvutzah al, musical and dramatic circles, during the past year: A. Zeitlin, Harry Siegel and Moishe Haar. Prof. Mordecai M. Kaplan, M. Harry Siegel, a member of the Ribalow, editor of Hadoar, Dr. Detroit Music Guild and an in- S. Ginsburg and A. Spicehandler. structor in the playing of stringed Local speakers were: Rabbi Mor- instruments in the Detroit public ris Adler, Solomon Kasdan, Mor- schools, will play a group of solo ris Lachover, Bernard Isaacs, H. numbers on his favorite instru- I. Novog, Abraham Twersky, Ir- ment, the 'cello. Moishe Haar is win Soref, Louis Panush, Zelda known for his work in the Sho- Rosenthal, Michael Michlin, B. lem Aleichem Folk's Institute, and Kutnik, Rabbi A. M. Hershman, more especially for his fine dra- Joel Cashdan and Meyer Mathis. matic presentations in connection Michael Michlin, head of the with Palestinian youth groups. committee on the distribution of The chorus will sing several Hebrew books, reported that he numbers under the direction of succeeded in distributing the "Se- Dan Frohman. fer Hashanah" of the Histadruth Admission to the musicale will MISS FLORENCE SOLOMON Ivrith, Abraham Regelson's latest be free to the public. and Mrs. Oscar Solomon book, "A Shawlful of Leaves," Appearing at its Nov. 11 re- of Mr. St. Jean Ave. announce the and other books. hearsal as soloist of the evening engagement of their daughter, Abraham Schachter, treasurer, was Dr. Edward Attarian, bari- Florence, to Ben Feinstein, son reported. tone, who was accompanied by of Mr. and Airs. Max Feinstein Mrs. Aaron D. Markson, presi- Dorothy O'Koon. Muirland Ave. The wedding dent of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Halevy rehearsals start at 9 of Kvutzah, stated that the Auxili- p. m. each Tuesday in Room 123, will take place Jan. 11. ary pledged a substantial amount Northern High School, Owen and to the Allied Jewish Campaign, Woodward. Applicants for mem- contributed to the "Hadoar Lan- bership are invited to attend and oar" and "Keren Ha-Tarbuth," audition at that time. and devoted much time to cultural t. work. The nominating committee, headed by Samuel Lehrman, pre- MILLER - GOODMAN sented a slate which was ac- cepted unanimously. Mr. Herman Dr. and Mrs. Henry J. Good- D. Boraks was re-elected presi- man of 3480 Leslie Ave., an- dent; Aaron Teitelbaum and Dr. nounce the marriage of their Aaron Dubnove, vice presidents; daughter, Cecile, to Richard Mil- Norman Ruttenberg, recording ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- secretary; Samuel Lehrman, fi- liam Miller of Longfellow Ave. nance secretary and treasurer; The couple are honeymooning in committee for the arrangements New York. of local speakers, Abraham Twer- VICTOR - LITSKY sky, chairman; committee for out- Miss Helen Litsky and Simon of-town speakers, Morris Lach- over, chairman; chairman for dis- H. Victor were united in mar- tribution for Hebrew books, Mi- riage on Sunday, Nov. 16. The maid of honor was the chael Michlin. The board consists of J. Cashdan, H. Goldberg, G. bride's sister, Shirley. The ushers were Dr. Albert Hecker, Bernard Isaacs, Solomon Kasdan, I. Katz, Abraham J. D. Litsky, Dr. Bernard Goldman, Lachover, Michael Michlin, Abra- Ben Freshman and Jack Tarnow MISS ROSALIND WESSER ham Panush, Abraham Schachter of Windsor. The best man was the groom's and Mrs. Aaron D. Markson. Mr. and Mrs. George Wesser A new feature was added to brother, Max Victor. the activities of the Kvutzah- Among the out-of-town guests of 2937 Glendale Ave. announce the publication of a Hebrew Bul- were the bride's grandmother, the engagement of their datigh- letin "Hed Ha-Kvutzah," "The Mrs. Rachel Saltzman of New ter, Rosalind, to M. Manuel Helf- Echo of the Kvutzah," which will York, her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Nis- man, son of Mr. and Mrs. •Benja- min Helfman of 3830 Fullerton be edited by Meyer Mathis. senbaum of Brooklyn, N. Y. Brief talks were delivered by Dinner was served for 125 Ave. The wedding will take place Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter, people and was followed by a Feb. 1. Maurice H. Zackheim, A. J. Epel, reception. Bernard Isaacs and D. Schakne. The couple left for Maimi Beach, Fla., where they will Women's Council spend their honeymoon. November 2 I , 1441 This year marks the 18th anni- versary of the first graduation of • the United Hebrew Schools. Members of the Alumni Associ. ation are planning a get-tog4her on this anniversary occasion in the form of a dinner. The arrangements committee consists of the following repre- sentatives of sonic of the classes: Seymour Tilchin, chairman, Theo- dore Baruch, George \Veiswasser, Sidney M. Shevitz, Esther Char- nes, Irwin Shaw, Jack Kellman, Mrs. 13. Panush, Joseph Cohen, Milton Fischer, Akivah Draznin, Annette Isaacs, Oscar Jacobson, Ethel Shur, Emanuel Sulkes, .los- eph Epel, Martin Barahl, Phil- more • Leemon, Leah Baschin, Ito- wn Isaacs, Frieda Smol'nsky; Shirley Subar, Louis Gorzeck and Myron Rosenthal. MISS ESTHER WEINGARDEN Bureau to Study Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weingar- den of 2949 Elmhurst Ave. an- Problems of Aged nounce the betrothal of their daughter, Esther, to Nathan Special foster homes for aged Katz, son of Mrs. S. Katz of is the most recent attempt on 4059 Elmhurst Ave. the part of the organized Jewish community of Detroit to meet the problem of the elderly residents. Preparation for the For some time it has been recog- nized by various groups inter- L. A. S. Bazaar Is ested in the problems of the In Full Swing aged that, in order to arrive at a better understanding and solu- The Detroit Auxiliary of the tion of the problems, it was nec- Los Angeles Sanatorium is en- essary to co-ordinate the work gaged in making preparations for of these agencies. In response to the 15th annual jubilee bazaar, this feeling there was organized to be held at the Bnai Moshe, several months ago, a central Dexter and Lawrence, from Sat- bureau for care of Jewish aged, urday evening, Dec. 6, up to and and given the name of the Jewish Old Age Bureau. The agencies including Sunday, Dec. 14. Sixty-five organizations have comprising the Bureau were the been visited by committees which Jewish Home for Aged, the Jew- have invited the groups to par- ish Social Service Bureau, the ticipate in this outstanding event North End Clinic, and the Jewish by sending delegates to the meet- Welfare Federation. The purpose ings, at the A. R. Center, on of the Bureau was to serve as Thursday evenings, by arranging the Jewish community's forum merchandise showers and by at- for discussion and general plan- tending the function en masse. ning for the welfare of the Jew- The following showers are an- ish aged and chronic sick, to im- nounced: Golden Rule Aid So- prove the services available for ciety, Assembly Hall, 9125 12th them, and to plan for the de- St., Monday, Wilner Arloff's Hall, velopment of new -services in this Tuesday; David Horodoker Club, area. Tuesday, Nov. 25, Bnai Moshe, One of the first problems fac- Dexter and Lawrence, David ing the Bureau was to provide Horodoker Society date to be 'an- proper housing for its clientele nounced. —in this connection it determin- For information and assistance ed to develop a foster-home or call Madison 6766. boarding-home program for those aged able to benefit from such a U. H. S. Auxiliary plan. Foster homes for aged is not a new or revolutionary idea; Meets Wednesday it has been used successfully in a number of cities, such a Chi- The annual complimentary cago, Pitsburgh, St. Louis and luncheon for paid-up members others. The premise upon which to , Hear Chilean Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo SELIGMAN - HARTMAN and new members of the Ladies such a program is built is that Miss Elva Hartman, daughter Auxiliary of the United Hebrew not all aged persons need or Statesman Dec. 1 to Open Engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hartman, Schools will be held on Wednes- want institutional care, and that Here on Nov. 27 it is our responsibility to see that and George Seligman, son of Husbands and friends are in- some plan is made available to Mrs. Henrietta Seligman of Chi- vited to join the members of the The incomparable Ballet Russe cago, Ill., were united in mar- them which will enable them to de Monte Carlo, world's greatest riage at the home of the bride's Detroit Section, National Coun- Tend their declining years in cil of Jewish Women, at the dancing aggregation, will open parents on Edison Ave., Nov. 2. wace, comfort, and in surround- meeting on Monday, Dec. 1, at its three-day engagement with 'ngs similar to those to which Dr. Leo M. Franklin performed 8 p. in., at Temple Beth El. the Detroit Symphony Orchestra the marriage ceremony in the hey have been accustomed. An evening meeting has been Thursday night, Nov. 27, in Ma- presence of the immediate fam- At this time there is being arranged so that a wide attend- sonic Auditorium. Additional per- ily. A breakfast followed. compiled a list of available homes ance may hear Carlos Davile, formances, each diffeffrent, will Mr. and Mrs. Seligman left in which aged clients can be be given Friday night, Nov. 28, for s week's cisit in Chicago, Ill. former Chilean ambassador to placed. Reasonable rates will be the United States, speak on the and Saturday afternoon and eve- nail either by the client himself OWENS - FINEMAN subject, "Today in the Amer- ning, Nov. 29. or by the Bureau. This is an Op- Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Owens icas." A noted journalist an.l Following are the four com- portunity for the Jews of De- ( (Belle Fineman) were united in editor, Mr. Davila was provis- plete programs, listing in order troit to perforin a service which marriage at Congregation Shaar- ional president of Chile in 1932. - those responsible the ballets will be worthwhile to the aged, His first journalistic exper- for the m choreography and ey Zedek on Nov. 16, by Rabbi the community, and themselves. Morris Adler. ience was with the "El Mer- decor: Anyone interested in being placed The bride was assisted by Miss curio" in Chile, the oldest Span- Thursday night: Vienna-1884 In the list or knowing of any (Weber, Massine, Picasso) ; Laby- Estelle Weingarten, maid of ish language newspaper in the home available for such a plan, honor; Mrs. Bernice Fineman, world. Later he was organizer rinth (Schubert, Massine, Dali) ; !dense contact Kenneth Wasser, matron of honor. The brides- and director of "la Nacion" and Gaite Parisienne (Offenbach, 51olu W m.bil a Valeo n . Ave., Room 100, C maids were Misses Esther Soran, "Los Tiempos", and founder of Massine, de Beaumont). Lillian Milgrom, Lee Fineman, the magazine "Hoy." Friday night: Saratoga (Wein- For the past several years Mr. berger, Massine, Oliver Smith and Betty Klein, Rita Arnoff. and Davila has operated a news syn- Alvin Colt) ; Seventh Symphony Lucille Finkel. Albert Cohen, brother of the dicate which supplies news of the Postpone Moishe Oysher (Beethoven, Massine, Berard) ; JULIUS CHAJES Capriccio Espagnol (Rimsky-Kor- groom was best man. The ushers United States to the countries Concert to Dec. 17 sakoff, Massine-Argentinita, Ben- were Louis Parr, Kenny Surrett, of Latin America. He also writes day, Nov. 26, at 1 p. m., at the Morris Werney, Irving Munch, for newspapers and magazines in Rose Sittig Cohen Center, Law- ois). Due to sudden illness of Saturday matinee: Coppelia Al Eiselman and Bernie Fine- this country; including "Current ton and Tyler. Moishe Oysher, the concert he History" and the Herald Tri- (Delibes, Petipa, Roy) ; Spectre man. Miss Marguerite Kozenn and was to have given on Thursday Dinner and reception followed bune's "This Week." de la Rose (Weber, Fokine, Julius Chajes will provide the evening was postponed to Dec. the ceremony at the Shaarey Detroit section, National Coun- musical program. Bakst) ; The New Yorker (Ger- 17, also at the Masonic Temple. Zedek. cil of Jewish Women welcomes shwin, Massine, Irwin-Kent). A membership tea for new Tickets sold for Nov. 20 will be The bridal couple left for their the appointment of Miss Flora Saturday night: Serenade St. Moritz E. Rothenberg to the position of members was held last week with good for Dec. 17. (Tschaikovsky, Balanchine, Lur- honeymoon at_ Mrs. Benjamin Gould as member- cat-Longchamps) ; Bogatyri (Bor- Hotel in New k or for a fort- executive director of the National ship chairman. Mrs. Aaron Ro- night. Upon their return home, Council. odin, Marine, Gontcharova) ; The senkerg talked on Hebrew educa- Miss Rothenberg joined the ion. Inspection of the building Nutcracker (Tschaikovsky, Fed- the couple will reside at 8200 N. Cambridge. staff of the National Council in '14 19111e*ed. The members visiting orova-Petipa, Benois). 1938 as secretary of program re- the classes in session. FELDMAN - KAUFMAN ETHEL BRONSTEIN Miss Mollie Kaufman, daugh- search. In 1940 she was appoint- of 11501 Petoskey Ave., 92 years ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Kaufman ed to the position of assistant to PISGAH AUXILIARY FUND old, died on Nov. 18. Funeral CARD OF THANKS of Taylor Ave., was married to the executive director. In addition services were held on Nov. 20, Mrs. Herman Prady, chairman with burial in Hebrew Memo- The children of the late Mrs. Lou Feldman, son of Mr. and to her professional experience Rose G. Gorelick wish to thank Mrs. I. Feldman of Buena Vista with the Council and with the of Pisgah's Bnai Brith Auxiliary rial Park Cemetery, Chesed Shy' their friends and the many or- Ave., Sunday, Nov. 16. The Federation of Jewish Philan- tribute fund acknowledges gifts Emes plot, Grand Rabbi ,i. ganizations of which they are newlyweds are on an extended thropies in Pittsburgh, Miss Roth- from Mrs. J. Aptekar, Mrs. Rabinowitz officiating. She is members for the kindness and motor tour throughout the west enberg served as president of the Charles Gross, Mrs. Sam Aaron, survived . by a son, Julius, 11- sympathy extended them during and will spend the winter in National Council of Jewish Jun- 0. T. Club, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph grandchildren and eight great- Lasky, Mrs. E. Rothenberg. grandchildren. their bereavement. California. • iors from 1933-35. MARRIAGES 1 1 18th Anniversary of the First U.H.S. Graduating Class OBITUARY