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May 11, 1943

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Little Women of Hadassah
To Hold Luncheon May 30

• WEDDINGS

The Little Women of Hadassah

May 23—Miss Helene Dele Linkner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
dessert luncheon at the Jewish Mark J. Linkner of Grand Ave., to David Shaffer, son of Mr. and
Joseph Shaffer of Buffalo, N. Y. The ceremony will take
Community Center, Sunday, May Mrs.
place in Buffalo, N. Y.
May 23—Miss Jane Doris Goldstein, (laughter of Mr. ano
Mrs. Benjamin Goldstein, to Al Samuel Borinstein, son of Mrs.
Yetta Borinstein.
May 29—Miss Harriet Berman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Berman of Taylor Ave., to Private Robert Phillips, son
of Mr. Irwin Phillips and the late Mrs. Phillips.

will hold a Mother and Daughter

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• BIRTHS

April 29-1'o Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bladen (Ruth Kasdah),
a son, Richard Bruce.
May 11—To Lieutenant and Mrs. Edward J. Simons (Belle
Elaine Dronzek), a son, Roger Alan.
May 6—To Lieutenant and Mrs. Norman Schkloven (Tillie
Schneider of Cincinnati), a son, Michael David.
May 3—To Mr. and Mrs. flurry Spoon (Mildred Rudman)
of Warrington Drive, a daughter, Linda Michele.
May 15—To Mr. and Mrs. William Stoma!) (Anne Dorb) of
Roslyn Road, a daughter.
April 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Dave Muskovitz (Florence Sharow),
a (laughter, Sharon Madelin.

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DOROTIIEA BOND

30, at 1:00 p.m.
At this luncheon the installa-
tion of officers for the coming
year will take place. As a spe-
cial feature, a fashion show will
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the organization as models.
This affair is open to mem-
bers and non-members. The price
is 85 cents per person. To place
your reservation, phone Dorothea
Bond, chairman of the luncheon,
To. 5-5725.

MARRIAGES

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Fuhrer - Rosenbacher
The marriage of Miss Ingeborg
Beatrice Rosenbacher, the (laugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund
Rosenbacher, to henry Jack
Fuhrer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Fuhrer, will take place on
Sunday, May 23, at 1:30 p.m.
in the Colonial Room of the
Detroit-Leland Hotel. Reception
following the ceremony from 2
to 4 p.m. No cards.

KOPEL - UNGAR
Miss Barbara Ungar, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Ungar of Evansville, Ind., and
Ensign Howard Frank Kopel, son
of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Kopel
of Burlingame Ave., were united
in marriage May 2. The cere-
mony took place in Miami Beach.
Fla.
Ensign Kopel is attending
Sub-Chase• School in Miami, Fla.

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Folks Committee For
Russian Relief To
Hold Rally May 30

Rabbi Joseph Lookstein of New
York, one of the outstanding
leaders of American Jewry to-
day and a powerful orator, will
address a huge rally of Detroit
Jews on Monday evening, May
31 (Memorial Day) at the De-
troit Art Institute. The rally
is sponsored by the Folks Com-
mittee for Russian War Relief,
which is celebrating its first an-
niversary.
Besides Rabbi Lookstein, the
rally will be addressed by a
number of other prominent
speakers and leaders.
An elaborate musical program,
with the participation of two fa-
mous choirs, the Haleni and Frei-
heit Singing Society, will be
given on this occasion.
Admission to the rally is free.
Everybody is urged to attend.

James Lipton, Central
High, Wins Oratorial
Contest Held May 12

Central High School won three
honors in the University of Mich-
igan sponsored Michigan High
School Forensic Association.
James Lipton won the city cham-
pionship in the oratorical con-
test, held at Hamtramck High,
Wednesday, May 12. The subject
of his oration was "For Which
I Perish." Reuben Silver, also
Of Central, won second place in
the dramatic declamation contest
at Highland Park High School,
Thursday, May 13, with an ex-
cerpt from O'Neill's "The Em-
peror Jones." Gellert Seel won
fourth place in the extempore
speech contest, also held at
Hamtramck, Wednesday, May 12.
The boys were under the di-
rection of Manuel S. Simon, di-
rector of forensics, Central High
School.

Contribution To ORT

In memory of Morris H. Prince,
by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H.
Warner; in memory of Morris
Prince, by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Schneader; in memory of Dr.
Jacob H. Polozker, by Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert H. Warner; in mem-
ory of Jack Hock, by Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Gottfurcht; in mem-
ory of Harry Zickle, by Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert H. Warner and
Mrs. M. B. Robinson; in mem-
ory of Grandfather Ellis Sloan,
by Mrs. Mervin Grosberg; in
memory of Jay Rosenthal, by
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. War
ner; in memory of Jack Hock,
by Mr. and Mrs. William Gra-
ham; in memory of Mrs. Anna
Spivack, by Mr. and Mrs. Albert
M. Jordan and Mrs. Herbert H.
Warner; in memory of Jack and•
Jennie Vinicki, by Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Grosberg; in honor of
the Bar-Mitzvah of Martin Au-
gust, by Mr. and Mrs. Albert
M. Jordan.

Eva Prenzlauer To
Install F. & S. Officers

F&AM To Hold
Deacons Night

Niels Schmidt, Inc.,
To Sell Brender
Collection At Auction

Eduard Brender of D e t ro i t
was a renowned collector of fine
Oriental art and rugs for more
than 40 years. He was also in-
terested in fine oil paintings and
water colors, especially pictures
by the better local artists, and
his collection of pictures included
besides pictures by famous Eu-
ropean and American masters, a
rather varied assortment of espe-
cially good examples by Jules
Rolshoven, Francis Paulus, A. P.
Wyle, J. W. Geis, Charles Wal-
tensberger, Myron Barlow, Doug-
las A. Teed, William Greason. Ilis
collection of Asiatic art was un-
excelled and included 163 rare
Chinese snuff bottles, 135 net-
sukes, 175 sword guards, 40
turos and hundreds of tine wood
carvings ,bronzes, porcelains and
buddhas, beautiful Chinese and
Persian paintings, water colors
and miniatures, dating from the
16th century.
In his collection are 50 of
the finest Persian and Turkish
rugs. Among them are the
rarest and most choice of the
beautiful antiques.
He traveled all over the coun-
try to find unexcelled examples
for his collection and was known
nationally by dealers and lovers
of art as an unusually astute and
discerning collector.
Mr. Brender was born in De-
troit and lived here always and
was a printer by trade, and all
of his friends and other collectors

Perfection Lodge will hold their
annual "Deacon Night," honoring
Joseph Sisler and Samuel Mann,
senior and junior deacons, re-
spectively, on Wednesday, May
26, at Masonic Temple.
Dinner is scheduled for 6:30
and followed by an entertainment
program. The feature of the eve-
ning will be the conferring of
the Master Mason's Degree by
the St. Andrew Highland Degree
Team.

B. & P.

Bnai Brith Aux.
Elect Officers May 25

An important business meeting
will take place May 25 at 8:30
p.m. at the library of the B'Nai
Moshe Synagogue. It is very im-
portant that all members be pres-
ent at this meeting as election
of officers for next year will take
place.

HEBREW SCHOOLS

The United Hebrew Schools
gratefully acknowledge the re-
ceipt of two scholarships to the
Scholarship Fund of the Schools
from Mrs. Elsie Hock of the
Wilshire Hotel, in memory of her
clearly beloved husband, Jack
Hock, who passed away on Sun-
day, May 8, 1943.

considered it a great favor and
privilege to be invited to view
his great collection.

Flowers for all occasions-
Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 8.6622

bring your precious furs

Arrangements are being made
for the coming installation of of-
ficers to be held Tuesday, June 1.
The place and further details
will be announced shortly.
The following members were
hostesses to the U. S. 0. on
Monday, May 17: Mesdames D.
Blatnikoff, J. Rose, Harold Kurz-
mann, Harriet Samuels, Saul
Saxon, Rose Brooks, Louis Alper.
The next regular meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Louis Alper, 16516 Ohio Ave.,
on Tuesday, June 15.

to Siegel's fur storage,

on the third floor, where they will receive:

• minute
inspection

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• individual
storage

• remodeling

FRIEDMAN - WE1SBROT
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Weisbrot
• insurance
of Cortland Ave. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Shir-
• Hollander-
Graduates of Bnai Moshe
ley, to Sergeant Jerome Fried-
izing*
To Be Honored at Tea
man, son of Mr. and ItIrs. Fred
Orelidman. The wedding took
On Sunday, May 23, the grad-
place at the Book Cadillac, May
*more than an ordinary
uates of the Religious School of
2. Rabbi Fisher officiated. Her
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cleaning.
It revitalizes and
Congregation
B'Nai
Moshe
will
attendants were her sister, Mrs.
be honored with a tea to be held
rejuvenates your furs.
Ester Roven, as matron-of-honor;
in the library of the Congrega-
Blanche Joseff as maid-of-honor,
tion, at 2:30 p.m. sharp.
and Leo Roven as best man.
Members of the graduating
The couple spent their honey-
TAU SIGMA PHI
classes and their parents will
moon near Camp Campbell, where
The Tutu Sigma Phi Sorority meet with the rabbis and officers
Detroit
Woodward at State
the groom is stationed.
announces the addition of two of the Congregtion.
new members. They are Nancey
Informal discussions on the fu-
KOENIGSBERG - KAPLAN
Kay and Barbara Suace.
ture educational plans will be
An election of officers took had.
United in marriage On Sunday
afternoon, May 23. were Sarah place. The new president is
Kaplan, daughter of Mr. and Donna Carlson; secretary is Ar-
Mrs. Isaac Kaplan of 2472 Glen- lene Gedelman, and treasurer is
dale Ave., and Hy Koenigsberg, Elaine Gerendasy.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
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The especially fine and authentic art collection of the renowned collector
Koenigsberg of 2636 Pasadena
PIONEER WOMEN CLUB
Club
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the
Pioneer
Women
Ave.
The bride wore a lovely after- Organization will have a social
noon dress of pink, and a large evening and tea on Monday at
blue hat trimmed with a pink 8:30 p.m., May 24, 1943, at
of Detroit
veil to match her dress. She car- Lachar's Lull, 8939 Twelfth St.
An elaborate program is be-
ried a pearl Bible and white
will be on display at our galleries beginning
orchids. The groom's mother was ing planned and a set of ster-
dressed in acqua, while the bride's ling silver will be raffled, the
mother wore a gold dress. A proceeds going to the Child Res-
dinner for the immediate family cue Fund.
Mrs. Sophie Sislin, chairman
followed the ceremony.
and each day and evening until 8 P. M. previous to date of sale (starting May 26)
Mrs. Evely Ginsberg, the ma- of the Club I Child Rescue Fund,
) • tron of honor, was dressed in reports that the club has already
• Paintings by celebrated European and American masters: Chas. Jacque, Emile van Marke,
beige. Sol Koenigsberg, brother raised $3,000 for this fund.
Charles
Phelan, J. T. Peele, Ramet, etc., local artists include Jules Rolshoven, Myron Barlow,
All members and their friends
t:f the groom, was the best man.
are urged to attend the tea and
Douglas Arthur Teed, J. W. Gies, Charles Waltensberger, Wm. Greason and others.
help the club in its effort for this
KOMER - EPSTEIN
• Rare Ivory Carvings, Netsukes, Chinese Snuff Bottles (some centuries old) Turquoise,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Epstein important fund.
Jade, Jasper, Stone, Crystal, Quartz, Cloissonne,
of Cherrylawn Ave. announce
II, WOODWARD JWEWO
the marriage of their daughter,
Chinese Prints and Water Colors, Wood Carvings, Porcelains, Pottery. Unusual Ori-
The North Woodward Branch
Betty, to First Lieutenant Adolph
ental Rugs. Period, Empire, Victorian and Fine Modern Furniture. Banjo, Marble and
Konier, son of Mr. and Mr. of the Jewish Women Welfare
Bisque Clocks.
Charles Komer of Detroit, on Organization held a special meet-
May 15. Lieutenant and Mrs. ing at cite home of Mrs. A.
Korner left for Houston, Texas. Kurzmann on Wednesday eve-
where Lieutenant Korner is an ning, May 18, at her home on
instructor in the Army Air Corp.:. Cortland Ave., to make final
plans for their paid-up member-
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ship luncheon, to be held at the
GOODWILL CLUB
B'nai Moshe on Wednesday aft-
The Goodwill Social Club will ernoon, May 26. Mrs. Anna
have a dance May 29 at Litt- Goldberg, president of the branch,
PHONE CLIFFORD 1048
EAST JEFFERSON
man Theater Bldg., Saturday eve- asked the members to attend and
ning. Admission 50 cents. Mu- bring their friends.
sic starts at 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.

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Q . SIEGEL. CO.

Auction and PreNue

Mr. Eduard render

Saturday, May 22

Niels Schmidt Company

ART AND AUCTION GALLERIES

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