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June 5. 1942

Meyersohn Elected
Pisgah President

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

Women's Auxiliary of
Hebrew Schools Elect

Jr. Hadassah to
Install Officers
At Final Meeting

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
At the annual election of
pisgah Lodge No. 34, Bnai United Hebrew Schools held their
Brith, Rudolph Meyersohn was annual election meeting last Wed-
On June 7, Junior Hadassah
nesday afternoon in the auditor-
u nanimously elected president. ium of the Rose Sittig Cohen will hold their final monthly
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meeting of the season at the
The following were unanimously Hotel Statler. With an impres-
elected: Mrs. Jack Tobin, presi-
dent; Mrs. John Horwitz, Mrs.
Bert Smokier,
Mrs.
Morris
Krause, vice presidents; Mrs.
Meyer R. Katz, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. Moe S. Perlis, record-
ing secretary Mrs. Julius Ber-
man, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Louis Seiton and Mrs. Anna
Moss, asst. corresponding secre-
taries; Mrs. Joseph N. Keidan,
treasurer; Mrs. Richard A. Cott,
auditor.
The meeting concluded with a
musical program by Sadie Cooper
Braven, violinist, and Lillian Rob-
bins, pianist.

25TH ANNIVERSARY

antly surprised in seeing guests

On Saturday, May 30, a sur-
prise anniversary dinner was
given in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Shapiro of 11636 Glad-
stone Ave.
Upon arriving at this dinner,
Mr. and Mrs. Shapiro were pleas-

from out of town. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Mishkin of Washington, D. C.,
and also friends and relatives
from New York and Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Shapiro will
again be honored Saturday, June
6, at a dinner by their business
associates at Saks.

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For Boys and Girls from 5 to 12 Years

Write—MRS. META RISEMAN, 181 McLean Ave.,

Polish Federation
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RUDOLPH MEYERSOHN

He has been an officer of the
lodge since 1927 and is the first
member to be elected to the
presidency whose grandfather
also served the lodge as presi-
dent. His grandfather, Simon A.
Ascher, was president in 1890.
Other officers elected are; Isa-
dore Starr, first vice president;
Herbert Eskin, second vice presi-
dent; Philmore Leemon, recording
secretary; Leonard Belove, fi-
nancial secretary; Max Goldhoff,
treasurer; Sam Maza, monitor;
Milton Weinstein, assistant mon-
itor; Jack Lawson, warden; Harry
Schartz, guardian; Henry M.
Abramovitz, Morris Shatzen and
Lewis L. Steinberg, trustrees.
A public initiation will be held
in the main auditorium of the
Jewish Community Center on
Monday evening June 15. Fur-
ther details will appear in next
weeks Chronicle.

Aesculapian Ladies Aux.
Elects Its Officers

Mrs. Alex Brooks, the former
v;ce president of the Ladies Aux-
iliary of the Aesculapian Phar-
maceutical Fraternity, was unani-
mously elected as president of
the organization at the annual
meeting held at the home of Mrs.
Pauline Chase of Calvert Avenue.
Other officers elected are vice
president, Mrs. Harry Pernick;
recording secretary, Mrs. Asher
Smith; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Martin Share; and treas-
urer, Mrs. Michael Wainer.
Board members include all the
new officers and all former presi-
dents.
The vice president, Mrs. Per-
nick, who automatically becomes
chairman of the entertainment
committee, appointed Mrs. David
Bez and Mrs. Reuben Klein as
her co-chairmen. The sick com-
mittee consists of Mrs. Ben Gale,
chairman, and Mrs. Irving Gold-
man. Mrs. Pauline Chase is chair-
man of the membership commit-
tee with Mrs. Irving Bolton. Mrs.
Meyer Goldstein is in charge of
publicity.
Due to the war emergency, the
organization is planning to con-
tinue meetings this summer to
take active part in U.S.O. and
other service activities. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Louis Leo Simon on June
10 to enable the auxiliary to act
upon the plans formulated by
the entertainment committee for
a formal installation of officers
for all paid-up members.

J.W.E.W.O. to Hold Tag
Day July 12 at Mt. Clemens

A special meeting of the Jew-
ish Women's European Welfare
Organization was held Monday,
June 1, at the Congregation
Iinai Moshe, Mrs. A. Katzin
presided.
At this meeting it was decided
to donate $200 to the building
fund of the Mt. Sinai Hospital
A ss'n'.
The regular monthly relief
checks were sent out.
Arrangements were made for
a tag day to be held Sunday,
July 12, in Mt. Clemens.
A special board meeting will
be held Monday, June 8, at the
home of Mrs. Sonia Epstein,
at 12:30 p. in., at her residence.
11535 Byron. All the board mem-
bers are requested to attend.

Abraham Goldberg, noted Zion-
ist leader, vice president of the
Federation for Polish Jews, will
be the speaker and will confer
with Det•oiters and delegates of
Landsmanschaften Polish Re-
lief activities at a meeting to be
held at noon on Sunday, June 7
at the Federation headquarters,
9124 Linwood.
Contributions are being solic-
ited by the Detroit District of
the Federation for the shipment
of usable clothing and shoes to
refugee Polish Jews now in U.S.
S.R. These men, women and
children, many of them living in
Siberia, are sadly in need of
clothing.
You surely must have some
articles of cast off clothing which
you will wish to send to our un-
fortunate brethren in Russia.
Bring them to the office of the
Federation, 9124 Linwood, or
phone Tyler 7-9650 and a pick-up
will be made.
The Detroit Committee of the
Federation is headed by Isaac
Finkelstein, Eecutive Director is
Benjamin Graubart.
The office is open every day
except Saturday from 10 a. m.
to 5 p. m. Sunday from 10 a. m.
to 2 p. m.

Contributions to the
Jewish Home for Aged

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ANNE BAKER

sive ceremony, the following offi-
cers will be formally installed:
President, Anne Baker; first
vice - president, Virginia Brand,
(in charge of fund raising);
second vice - president, Marion
Apple, (in charge of J. N. F.) ;
third vice-president, Ruth Dra-
zin, (in charge of membership) ;
recording secretary, Josephine
Siegel; corresponding secretary,
Helen Karabanick; treasurer,
Essie Kaplan; financial secretary,
Lorraine Rouff.
Committee heads: Ida Sandra
Milstein, publicity; Helen She-
wach, cultural; Ann Wax, Young
Judaea; Lillian Desow, Youth
Aliyah; Esther Duchin, B. and
P. representative; Lois Linden,
program; Alyse Geer, dramatics;
Florence Schaefer, sports; Zeata
Blair, defense; Sally Ann New-
man, hospitality; Naomi Floch,
senior sponsor.
Board members, in addition to
the above, are: Evelyn Oshman,
Blanche Kaftan, Doris Robin-
son, Jeanette Soifer, Florence
Shurgin.
At this meeting, pledges will
be taken, and details discussed
for the formal dance to be given
by Junior Hadassah at the Bon-
nie Brook Country Club on June
14. This dance will culminate
all fund-raising activities for the
past season, and is being opened
to all girls, members or non-
members, for $5 for herself and
her escort. All girls interested
in attending this gala event are
asked to attend the meeting at
the Statler on June 7 at
2:30 p. m.

The following have made con-
tributions to the Home:
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alexan-
der in memory of mother Frayde
and Mrs. Fannie Sable; Mr. and
Mrs. B. G. Arden in memory of
Mr. J Bielfield; Mrs. J. Barnett
in memory of mother Hane-Rivke,
(laughter Ethel and Samuel-Layb;
Mrs. Jack Bomze in memory of
Mrs. Rose Rothman; Mrs. S. Bon-
field in memory of mother Yente;
N. Brachman in memory of
mother Michle Brachman; Mrs.
Max Broad in honor of the con-
firmation of Jacqueline Bernstein
and Barbara Prentis; Mr. and NORTH END CLINIC
Mrs. L. A. Colen and family in
In honor of confirmation of
honor of confirmation of Barbara
Wallace and Rosalie Ann Mayer; Suzanne Ginsburg by Mr. and
Mrs. Carol Erdman in memory of Mrs. Ben B. Fenton; in honor
Mrs. Fannie Sable; Rebecca Fine- of confirmation of Marcia Cohen
berg, donation; Mrs. Millie Gal- by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Cap-
low in memory of Mr. J. Biel- lan; in honor of confirmation of
field; Mrs. H. Garvett and sis- Lois Klein by Mr. and Mrs.
ters in memory of mother Ella Arthur A. Caplan; in memory of
Cohen; Mrs. Harry Goldman in Mrs. Fanny Cohn by Mr. and
memory of father Joseph W. Al- Mrs. James Pollak; in honor of
len; Misses Betty and Josephine confirmation of Herbert Ruskin
Jackson, Croswell, Mich., in mem- by Dr. and Mrs. Harry Tanner;
ory of 'Pena Solomon; Mo. A. in memory of Mrs. Clara Dryer
Kaplan in memory of husband by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Aaron Kaplan; Mr. and Mrs. Singer; in memory of Mrs Bertha
Harry Kaufman and family in Freedman by Mrs. Lillian Stern;
memory of Mrs. Fannie Sable; in memory of Abraham H.
Mrs. Minnie Morrison, Chicago, Schuster by Max D. Schuster.
Ill., in memory of father Meyer
Rogoff; Mr. and Mrs. David Op-
penheim and family in memory of
Mr. Perwein and Mrs. Henry Special Session of
Friedman; Mrs. Etta Rose and
family in memory of Mrs. Fannie Art School at Center
Sable; Lazarus Rosenthal in mem-
Mrs. David B. Werbe, chair-
ory of wife Rae Blumrosen Ros-
enthal; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ros- man of the Jewish Community
enthal in memory of Mrs. Evelyn Center Art School Committee,
Schubot and Mrs. Fannie Sable; announces a special summer ses-
Mrs. Laura Seidner in memory sion of the Art School will be
of Mrs. Fannie Sable; Mrs. D. held in June, beginning June 7.
W. Simons in memory of Mrs. The group will meet on Sunday
Fannie Sable; Mr and Mrs. Louis mornings and devote itself pri-
Stoll in memory of Mrs Rose marily to outdoor sketching.
Friedman; Harold A. Thomas in Leon Nakielski will instruct.
memory of Mrs. Fannie Sable;
Registrations for the four
Mrs. Mar Thorndike in memory week course may be made at
of Mrs. Feinberg; Mrs. David the Center office, Woodward at
Wallace in memory of mother Holbrook.
Hannah Kaplan; Mr. and Mrs.
Isadore Winkelman in memory of
Mrs. Rose Friedman; S. Wolt- PUPIL'S MUSICALE
man, donation.
Miss Isabelle Werbe of the
Detroit Conservatory of Music
Invest With Uncle
gave a pupils' musicale in the
Sam—Buy Bonds! Detroit
Federation May 31.

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