A meriaut ,fewisk Perk I - deal eater aJTTON AMU* • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO IL DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle December 24, 1943 • ENGAGEMENTS Dr. and Mrs. Julius Y. Burnstine of Rochester Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn, to Pvt. Jerry M. Her- man, son of • Mrs. S. Herman of Santa Rosa Drive. Pvt. Herman is now stationed at Fort Eustis, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weisenthal of Leslie Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Beatrice, to Arthur Faber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Faber of Monterey Ave. The wedding will take place some time in February. Mrs. Robert J. Samuels, National Vice President of Pisgah Lodge To Hold Chanukah Party Dec. 27 Jewish Congress Women, To Speak Here Jan. 12 Members are urged to invite Mrs. Robert J. Samuels, of New Monday, Dec. 27, at 8:30 p. In. in the main auditorium of the York and Washington,. D. guest C. na- new this meeting which members marks the to culmination of Jewish Community Center, Pisgah tional vice p res'd 1 en t and chair- an intensive membership cam- Lodge will celebrate Chanukah. man of fund raising, will be paign under the chairmanship of Cantor Sonenklar of Shaarey speaker at the annual paid up Mrs. Samuel Katkin. Mrs. Morris Zedek, will chant the prayer of membership on of the De- Weingarten is president and Mrs. luncheon . bershm iunche. lighting candles. This will the be Chanukah followed by other trolt Women s Division of the Samuel Green is vice president in Congress to be charge of membership. American Jewish Cs traditional as well as modern Pal- Mrs. Sidney Sidell is in cnarge estinian numbers appropriate to given at the Detroit Institute of Arts Wednesday, Jan. 12, at of luncheon arrangements. Mrs. • BIRTHS the occasion. Joseph Newman acted as chair- Then will follow a modern 12:30 p. of m. Scandinavian immi- man of the USO arrangements Nov. 20—To Dr. and Mts. Daniel Budson of Glendale Ave., a Born touch in the nature of a late Pal- (laughter, Susan Bette. was for Dec. 20. Mrs. J. M. Lattin parents, Mrs. into Dec. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Yost (Jennie Weinstein) of estinian movie of life in the Jew- giant formally converted nto the Jew- is chairman of the collection for ish colonies. Kentucky Ave., a daughter, Barbara Ann. is h. faith by Rabbi Stephen S. clothing for European and North The principal speaker of • the Dec. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. J. Reichman (Adele Bergman) of M. H h Wise, following a course at the African relief. Please bring bund- e 1.. • wi • evening, 19175 Mendota Ave., a daughter, Linda Janice. Dec. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. I. Ernest Sachs of 2721 Leslie Ave., man, Rabbi of Congregation "The Shaa- ies. Chicago of Jewish les to and Oriole Theater building, She is College a member of the Stud- Linwood Philadelphia. Work- rey Zedek, who will speak on American Jewish Congress Gov- ens are needed urgently to help a (laughter, Ina Sue. Dec. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Barris (Alice Zaff) of Fill- Significance of Chanukah." erning Council and administrative pack the clothing for shipment.. Mr. Lawson and Mort Dermer lerton Ave., a daughter, Marcia Ann. Dec. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Markus S. Simon (Mildred Bud- of the refreshment committee have committee and founder of Mrs. the Please call Mrs. Town- Chicago Women's Division. send 8-0442, to Lattin, assist with this Dec. promised plenty of hot potato Samuels is also active in the Na- important project towards which nitzky) of 9243 McQuade Ave., a daughter, Deena Claire. ) To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grant (Sally Meizler) of Pingree Ave., latkes and tea to conclude the tional Conference of Christians the Women's Division, nationally has already contributed ten ton:: evening. and Jews. a son, Barry Martin. The meeting is open to members Mrs. William Gottesman, pro- of wearable clothing to be dis- gram chairman,ill and their friends. ( --rer - a tributed to war victims on a w--- direct "Congress Quiz" in which theater non-sectarian basis. TWO MODERN WORKS AND BEETHOVEN'S tickets will be awarded to par- • FIFTH SYMPHONY ON STOKOWSKI BILL Flowers for all occasions-- ticipants answering, questions re- All Classes of United biting to congress personalities Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6-6622, Modern works by the contemp- said, "I haven't tried any dra- Hebrew School; To and activities. matic or musical innovations. All orary American composers, Deems Taylor and Paul Creston, and I've tried to do is write a little Celebrate Chanukah Beethoven's great Fifth Sym- music—and hope that people will A JOYOUS CHANUKAH TO ALL! Chanukah is being celebrated in phony in C Minor will be per- like it." Charles F. Kettering, vice pres- all the classes of the United He- formed by the NBC Symphony Orchestra, with Leopold Stokow- ident of General Motors and di- brew Schools. Candles are lighted recting head of its Research Lab- ski conducting, on the General in each classroom, and the cere- CURTAINS — PANELS — BED SPREADS Motors Symphony of the Air pro- oratories, will again be heard in mony is accompanied by singing one of his brief, informal talks. gram Sunday, Dec. 26 (NBC, 5 LINENS of appropriate songs. given The study of Chanukah to 6 p. m. EWT). Beethoven celebrated very much attention, and one day The Mrs. Morris Adler To "Fifth," which recently has come of Chanukah is given over com- into new prominence as a musi- Be Sholem Aleichem pletely to parties in the class- cal symbol of victory over tyr- 9030 TWELFTH STREET rooms. anny and aggression, will be Donor Event Speaker Every effort is being made to played in honor of the 173rd an- Mon. and Sat. to 9 P.M. inibuc the children with the spirit Open 9-6 P.M. The 13th annual donor project of this important religious na- niversary of the composer's birth. Dec. 16, 1770. The performance for the maintenance of the Sho- tional holiday. will also mark the 135th anni- lem Aleichem Folk's Schools will versary of its premiere which take place Wednesday noon, Jan. took place in Vienna, Dec. 22, 1808. The Beethoven symphony ranks as one of the most popu- lar works of all times, and de- spite the spontaniety of its char- acter, required more than eigh'. years for completion. Paul Creston's "Chant of 1942," which the composer de- scribes as "a series of moods. rather than a picture or a story," COORDINATES will have its first performance 1.0 on the air under Stokowski's ba- ton. It was written originally for the tenth anniversary of the Or- chestrette of New York. Closing the program will be the "Introduction and Ballet Music" from "Ramuntcho," the third op- era by Deems Taylor, noted com- poser, critic and commentator. Taylor's libretto is based on the novel of the same name by Pierr Loti and the work was first per- formed in Feb., 1942, by the Philadelphia Opera Company. In commenting on the work, Taylor • MRS. M. (SARAH) FRIEDMAN WOMEN'S BICUR CHOLEM 5 at 12:30 sharp, at the Book- The Young Women's Bicur Cadillac Hotel. Cholem will meet on Monday, Dec. Mrs. Morris Adler will be the 27, at the home of Mrs. Ben Win- principal speaker, her theme be- sen, 2992 W. Grand Ave. Plans "The Role of the Jewish will be made for an open meet- ing ing to take place in January. The Woman in Social Life." Saul Meisels, distinguished art- date will be announced in a ist of concert and radio, will pre- later issue. sent a program of Chassidic clas- sics and Yiddish folk songs. Ka- Sincere Chanukah Greetings! dia Molodowsky, famous writer, poet, editor of the literary bi- monthly magazine Seviva, will read her own poems. Moishe Fried- man will extend greetings on be- half of the Sholem Aleichem Folks Institute. Machlil Golde, pupil of the Rena ha Med Sholem Alei- TE. 1-1426 chem School, will recite. Esther LaMed has been named 5432 SECOND chairman of the program. NEAR KIRBY This year's fund raising donor event is being directed by Ethel Featuring Wedding Portraits and Shorn. Pictures of Children. 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