America latish Periodical Carter

Ju ly 3, 1942

Contributions to the
Je wish Home for Aged

The following have made con-
tributions to the Home :
Annie Baron in memory of
mother Rachel Lewis; Mrs. Reb-
ecca Epstein in memory of fath-
er Shmaryohu-Moyshe Shatz; the
Finley family in memory of
father Joseph-David Finley ; Leon
Fredman in memory of Sarah
Granet; Leon and Rose Freed-
m an, donation ; Mrs. J. E. Gins-
berg 133Y City, Mich., in mem-
ory of father Mayer Davis; Mrs.
A. Goldberg in memory of hus-
band Abe Goldberg; Mrs. H.
Goldstein in memory of daugh-
ter, Shayne, and son, Julius;
Mrs. J. Golub and family in
memory of Emil Baron for
Father's Day ; Mettle and Jay
Golub in memory of father Kro-
ker; the Gordons and Joe Chap-
man in memory of Mr. Schmier's
mother; Charles and Norman
Goldberg in memory of Mrs.
Saul Schmier; Mr. and Mrs. S.
J. Gross in memory of mother
Sadie Levitt-Saperton and Mrs.
Esther Cohen ; Mrs. M. Gruber,
Capital Heights, Md., in memory
of mother Shayne Nehe ; Miss
Lottie Hill in memory of father
Marks Hill ; Mrs. A. M. Jordan
in memory of father Joseph-
David Finley; Mrs. Rose Kap-
lan in memory of son Louis
Kaplan ; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Kay in memory of Mrs. Louis
Wasserman ; Benjamin Krell in
memory of Samuel Schaefer;
Mrs. H. Levey in memory of
husband Harry Levey ; Mrs. Sam
Lieberson in memory of mother
Gertrude Coopersmith ; Mr. and
Mrs. Max Loewenstein in mem-
ory of Mrs. Max Schmier; Abe
Lowenberg in memory of father
Joshua Lowenberg; the Mahh
Jongg Club in memory of Sam
Schaefer; Irving Mahler in mem-
ory of Aunt Dvoyze-Yoheved ;
Sybil and Royal Marks in mem-
ory of Mrs. Sara Schmier; Mr.
and Mrs. Max Meisner in mem-
ory of Sender Krakowski ; Wm.
Rosenberg in memory of mother
FaygeRachel; Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Satovsky in memory of
Sara Schmier; Bessie and Mir-
iam M. Schooler in memory of
brother Ben Meisner; Mrs. S.
Schwartz in memory of mother
Miriam Levitt ; A. Shapiro, Man-
chester, N. H., in memory of
father Abraham Shapiro ; Mrs.
H. A. Silverberg., Chicago,
in memory of father Joseph N.
Bernbaum ; Mrs. Jule Solomon
in memory of mother Brindel-
Mariashe ; Mrs. Fanny Studen in
memory of husband David Stu-
den ; the Tuesday girls and Freda
in memory of Samuel Krakow-
sky ; Mrs. D. Wallace in mem-
ory of Samuel Krakowski ; Mrs.
D. Wallace in memory of father
Samuel Kaplan ; Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert H. Warner in memory
of Sara Schmier and Sam Kra-
kowsky ; Mrs. M. Winkelman in
memory of parents Israel and
Frayde.

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

• ENGAGEMENTS

Shirley Rosen Is Member of
Interlochen Music Group

Mr. and Mrs. M. Sher announce the engagement of their
daughter, Edith Heckler, to Marvin Horowitz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Horowitz.

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Weinstein of Brighton, Mass., announce
the engagement of their daughter, Adele Pauline, to Ensign Peter
K. Morse, U.S.N.R., son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Morse. Miss
Weinstein is a senior at Simmons College, Boston, Mass.

• WEDDINGS

July 26—Miss Ethel Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Schwartz of 3236 Webb Ave., to David Steinman, son of
Mr. aod Mrs. Samuel S. Steinman of St. Paul, Minn.

• BIRTHS

June 10—To Mr and Mrs. Ben Gruskin ( Frances Ravine) of
Indiana Ave., a son, Sanford Erwin.
June 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Goldberg (Merilyn Rich ) of
2927 Sturtevant Ave., a son, Mark Stewart.

M A R R I A G E S

DIX-ROSSEN
Miss Blanche Rossen, (laugh-
terof Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J.
Rossen, of LaSalle Blvd., be-
came the bride of Dr. Harold
G. Dix, in a ceremony performed
by Rabbi Morris Adler, on Sun-
day evening, June 28.
The bride wore an ensemble
of powder blue sheer wool and
a small hat of blue matching
her dress. She carried a white
prayer book and white orchids.
Following the buffet supper
which was held for the imme-
diate family, the young couple
departed for their wedding trip
through the Middle West. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Dix of Calvert
Ave.

Michigan Jewish War
Veterans Auxiliaries
Conference Hosts

National President
Miriam Hoffman to be
at 5th Regional Meet

Michigan auxiliaries of the
Jewish War Veterans of the
United States will act as host-
esses to the Fifth Regional Con-
ference in Detroit, July 11 and
12, at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Within the region there will be
many hundred delegates in the
assembly of the middle western
States, and the presence of the
National President, Miriam G.
Hoffman of New York, and Na-
tional vice president, Ann B.
Rojesky of Minneapolis.
LOWEN-BERK
On the program of events will
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Berk, be Regional National Session,
13040 Chandler Park Drive, an- patriotic assembly at the Con-
nounce the marriage of their gregation Shaarey Zedek, open
daughter, Winifred Jean, to house, sightseeing tours of war
Lieut. Joseph Bailey Lowen industries plants, reception at a
(U. S. M. A. Corp.), son of Dr. noon-day luncheon greeting the
and Mrs. Armin Lowen, Akron, National Commander Benjamin
0., and Detroit, on Saturday, Kaufman of Trenton ; Past Na-
June 27. Dr. Leo M. Franklin tional Commander J. George
officiated. Lieutenant Lowen is Fredman of New York, Editor
a graduate of Ohio State Uni- of the National Jewish Veteran
versity. Mrs. Lowen received her and the national executive com-
degree at Wayne University. mitteemen. Institution and in-
The couple left for North Caro- stallation of the new unit, Law-
lina. Lieutenant Lowen is sta- rence H. Jones Auxiliary No.
tioned at Fort Bragg.
190. Concluded by a grand ban-
quet in the Casino at the Book-
ROSEN-CANVASSER Cadillac Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Can-
The women
of the Jewish
vasser of Boston Blvd., an- War Veterans have four auxil-
nounce the marriage of their iaries in Michigan with the many
(laughter, Ruth, to William Ro- daughters organized in their
sen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chapter. Plans are formulated
Rosen, of Roseville, Mich., on to inaugurate a department in
June 28. The ceremony was per- Michigan and to establish a
formed by Rabbi Morris Adler, headquarters for their National
at Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, and Civic endeavors solely to
followed by a reception and control the allotment and divi-
lawn party for 300 guests, at sion of their work. The organ-
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jules ization meting comprising all
Meskin of Calvert Ave. Many Michigan units will be held July
out of town guests attended the 13, at the Veterans Building,
wedding.
Detroit.
Many ladies' veteran digni-
Upon returning from their
honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Rosen taries of allied groups will par-
Carmelita Romera Heads will reside at 3880 Collingwood ticipate, representing the affilia-
tion of the Michigan Women's
Ave.
Club Three 666 Revue
Natioanl Defense Council.
Chairman of arrangements,
BUDMAN-MEVIS
In keeping with the acceler-
ated war bond and stamps drive,
Miss Shirley Mevis, daughter Rose M.- Cowan, national trus-
Club Three 666, popular theater- of Mr. and Mrs. David Mevis, tee; co-chairmen : May Gins-
type night club, 666 East Adams, of Sturtevant Ave., became the burg, president Detroit Ladies'
is currently presenting Bettie bride of Abe Budman, son of auxiliary No. 135, Luba Lupil-
Taylor's victory musical revue, the late Mr. and Mrs. H. Bud- off ; president Lieut. Eli Levin,
"Patriotic in Swirig." It also man, of Monterey Ave., on Ladies' Auxiliary No. 230; Lil-
represents a signal victory for June 28. The wedding took place lian Rapport, President Eli Ros-
Miss Taylor, who has created in the Colonial Room of the De- enblum, Ladies' Auxiliary No.
one of the season's best produc- troit-Leland Hotel, and Rabbi 231, and Mary Wallace, acting
president Lawrence H. Jones,
Hons. Jacob Nathan officiated, assisted Ladies Auxiliary No. 190 of the
Cuban dancer Carmelita Ro- by CantAr David KatzmaM
Jewish War Veterans of the
The bride was attired in a United States.
men), who was featured in the
Ethel Waters show, "Cabin in white satin and tulle gown, with
the Sky" at the Cass Theater a pearl tiarra. Miss Natalie Me-
here, heads the new revue offer- vis, attended her sister as maid BNAI BRITH BASEBALL
mg her exciting shawl dance. of honor, and wore a blush
In the supporting cast area pink taffeta gown. Al Budman,
The Bnai David Chapter 314
noted group of sepia stars in-
i brother of the groom, was best defeated the Highland Park
'eluding the stream-lined trio, man. Miss Blanche Kurnetz and Chapter 313 for the Michigan
Donnie, Gracie and Eddie, smart Mrs. Geraldine Weingarten at- State Softball championship at
titosters ; Prince Albert, lyric tended as bridesmaids, and Ru- the Michigan AZA Tourney held
tenor from the west coast; bin Kurnetz and Leo Weingar- at Grand Rapids, June 27 and
Rosita Lockhart, featuring her ten as ushers. Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. The score was 9 to 8.
famous "chicken dance," and un- Meer, sister and brother-in-law
Eugene Pious of the Grand
,
usually
clever novelty; Sam of the groom, were also in the Rapids chapter was in charge
ouche, swing-singing master of bridal party. Mrs. Mevis was of the tournament. A luncheon
ceremonies; and the eight love- gowned in rose chiffon lace.
was held in the afternoon and the
Following the ceremony lunch- activities of the tourney were
ly ra ylorettes, who are outstand-
ing in
i the impressive prodction eon was served. Out of town closed with a dance at the Pant-
numbers, all stunningly cos- guests included Mrs. J. David- lind Hotel.
turned, among which is the open- son and Arnold Davidson, of Chi-
Gilbert Madden of Louis Mar-
me. number, "Military Jazz ;" cago.
shall Lodge was the Supreme Ad-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Budman
left
on
visory representative. Phil Roth-
tilt., Victory number led by
Prince Albert, and the finale, a honeymoon trip through North- schild, publicity director of Pis-
gah Lodge, was assisting.
"Keep 'Em Flying," featuring ern Michigan.
the entire cast. "Roses of Pic-
HOOTNER - YANCHER
a ceremony performed June 28
ardy," the radium hit from the
Joyce C. Yancher, daughter at the home of Rabbi Joshua S.
previous show, has been included
in the current revue by request. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yancher Sperka.
Immediately following t h e
"Lanky" Bowman and his sweet- of Webb. Ave. became the bride
swing orchestra play for danc- of Joseph H. Hootner, son of ceremony the couple on a trip
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hootner, at to Chicago and Des Moines.
ing and the show.

•

SHIRLEY JEAN ROSEN

Shirley Jean Rosen of 13226
Fenkell Ave. has been accepted
for membership in the National
Music Camp at Interlochen,
Mich., where she will be a mem-
ber of the famous musical organ-
izations which broadcast regular
programs over a nationwide NBC
network.
She is a student at the Uni-
versity of Michigan and plays
violin in the school orchestra,
which is under the direction of
Thor Johnson of the school fac-
ulty. She won a music medal
upon graduation from Cooley
High School ; also magna cum
laude and National Honor S3-
ciety.
The Music Camp opens June
28 for an eight-week session.
Symphony programs are broad-
cast from the camp each Satur-
day afternoon, and public con-
certs are given Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, and Sunday
afternoon and evening each
week. Dramatic productions, op-
erettas, pageants, radio produc-
tions and other special events
are also presented at intervals.

THE ARTS
"The Pilot of Our Life-Boat"
is the title of an impressive
painting by Alexander Berth .. .
It shows President Roosevelt as
a determined, weatherbeaten-sea-
man piloting to safety 16 repre-
sentative types of the United
Nations . . . Among them is a
pious Jew, with a prayer shawl
over his head, reading his pray-
erbook . . Irving Berlin's show
"This Is the Army" is expected
to raise over a million dollars
for Army Emergency Relief .. .
Paramount, which has bought
the screen rights, is donating all
the profits of the picture to the
relief organization . . . And Ber-
lin himself and Mark Sandrich
are going to make a picture
without salary . . . Remember
when Dinah Shore made her
bow before a nationwide radio
audience as the guest artist on
Eddie Cantor's program? . . .
Well, turn about being fair play,
Dinah recently had Eddie as
guest artist on her air show .. .
We hope you noticed that Alex-
ander Korda, who belongs high
up in the list of Jewish movie
geniuses — others being Russia's
Serge Eisenstein and the late
Irving Thalberg of Hollywood—

BAY CITY NOTES

Pink and white appointments
marked the lovely wedding in
which Miss Alice Magidson,
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Magidson of North Lincoln Ave.
became the bride of Benjamin
Cohen of New York at the Wen-
onah Hotel Sunday afternoon
with Rabbi Leon W. Rosenberg
officiating.
The rites, witnessed by about
50 guests, were head beneath an
arch of white roses and gar-
denias, with palms banked around
it. Abner Goldman, accompanied
by Mrs. Lloyd A. Stevens, sang
"I Love You Truly" during the
ceremony.
The bride wore a gown of
white silk jersey with a heavy
lace yoke, long sleeves and a
long train. Her short double
veil of illusion net was caught in
it solid net cap, and she carried
a Colonial bouquet of white roses
and gardenias.
As matron of honor, Mrs.
Leonard Levine of Ypsilanti
wore an aqua dinner gown and
in her hair were white orchids.
She carried a Colonial bouquet
of yellow roses. Joshua Magid-
son, brother of the bride, was
best man.
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Magidson wore a rose gown
and a shoulder bouquet of nat-
ural orchids. Mrs. Cohen chose
it blue dress accented by match-
ing lace, and wore a corsage of
natural orchids.
Following the ceremony din-
ner was served after which a
reception for about 150 guests
was held, also at the hotel.
Among the guests present were
Mrs. Esther Cohen, Mrs. Jack
Mmon, Mrs. Minnie Salupsky
and son George, all of New
York ; Mrs. Ida Simon of Chi-
cago ; Howard Schaffer, Mr. and
Mrs. Mathew Rosenstock, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Helper, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Markowitz, Mrs. Bes-
sie Krainen and daughter, all of
Detroit; and Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Levine of Ypsilanti.
The couple left for a 10-day
wedding trip to Chicago and on
their return will make their
home in Detroit.

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