IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY

Mrs. Harry Becker of Sherwood
Mrs. Marvin Wetsman and
daughter, Wendy, of Indiana Ave. Forest, will entertain a group of
friends at a shower for Miss
are visiting in New York City.
Betty Kahn on Saturday, Dec. 16.
Miss Peggy Anderson of Los
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Morris of
Angeles was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Cohen of 3311 Burlingame Ave. have returned
Chicago Blvd. during the past from a fortnight's visit in Youngs-
town, 0.
week.

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of the Lee Plaza Hotel announce
the marriage of their son, Staff
Sgt. Arthur Fink, to Miss Vir-
ginia Ingham, S-1C, (SK), in
New Orleans, La., on Nov. 12.

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of Houston, Tex. announce the
marriage of their daughter,
Helena, to Lt. Elmore E. Wein-
garden, USNR, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Si Weingarden of Detroit.
Rabbi Leon Fram officiated at
the double ring ceremony.
The bride wore a heavy white
crepe gown, made on princess
lines, with a white sequin em-
broidered peplum, long white
gloves edged with sequins and
a sequin calot with a circular
finger-tip veil. She carried a
white moire covered bible with
white orchids and long satin
streamers studded with baby
mums.
Mrs. d'Acosta was her daugh-
ter's attendant and wore a kelly
green gown, with a kelly green
sequin calot. She wore an orchid
corsage. Mrs. Weingarden wore
a powder blue gown and also
wore an orchid corsage. Little
Leah Vogel of Royal Oak was
her cousin's flower girl, and wore
a powder blue taffeta colonial
dress with a pink net over-skirt,
and blue taffeta bonnet. She car-
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Bru-
son- of Grand Ave. announce the
marriage of their daughter,
Helen, to Tech. Sgt. Ruvain Z.
Unger, son of Mrs. Esther Unger
of Hartford, Conn.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka performed
the ceremony at the bride's home.
She wore white brocade and her
veil was made of fine Italian lace
which Sgt. Unger had sent while
on duty overseas. A dinner fol-
lowed the ceremony at the Lee
Plaza Hotel and a reception was
held in the evening.,
Sgt. Unger has just returned
from Italy where he completed
51 missions and received the
Distinguished Flying Cross, the
Presidential Citation, and Four
Oak Leaf Clusters.
Among the out-of-town rela-
tives who attended the wedding
were Mrs. E. Unger of Hartford,
Conn., Mrs. H. Sandlow of New
York City, Mrs. Benjamin Touff
of Cincinnati, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Schiff, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Schiff, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Schiff,
and the Jule Marks, all of Co-
lumbus.
After a brief honeymoon in
Hartford and New York City,
Sgt. and Mrs. Unger will be in
Atlantic City where he will be
stationed.

League for Labor.
Dr. Pollock to Be
United Yiddish Folk
Palestine Chapters to
Sisterhood of Temple
Organizations to Hold
Conference on Dec. 10 Beth El Speaker Dec. 11 Hold Meeting Dec. 13

The first annual conference of
the United Yiddish Folk Orgadi-
zations will be held Sunday, Dec.
10, at 2 p. m. in the Detroit
Jewish Community Center, Wood-
ward and Holbrook.
Charles Driker, president of
this organization, will give a full
report on the past year's work
and accomplishments of the or-
ganiization, and Abe Nussbaum
will report on the National Con-
ference of Yiddish Ukranian
Landsmanshaften which was held
recently in New York City and
to which he was a delegate. The
conference will take up a num-
be• of important problems of na-
tional and local significance such
as how to continue the struggle
against anti-Semitism, the rights
of Jews, and relief for the Jews
in the countries which have been
freed from Nazi terror.
At this conference a new ex-
ecutive committee will be elected,
including a president, two vice
presidents, and executive chair-
man, treasurer and executive
secretary.
The delegates and representa-
tives of all organizations are re-
quested to bring the resolutions
which were sent to their organi-
zations, regarding the Lynch Bill
in Congress.

Hanita Group to Hqld
Chanukah Party Dec. 11

Trees were planted in Pales-
tine in memory of Henry Lich-
tenstein by the Ben Stone Fam-
ily Club through the Ladies' Aux-
iliary of the Jewish National
Fund.

'Tis out of mercy, not with
the desire of gain, that the vir-
tuous take care of a person in
distress, nor do they mind wheth-
er the other understands this or
not.—Jatakamala.

The Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El will present as its guest speak-
er Dr. James Pollock, professor
of Political Science at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, at the meet-
ing to be held Monday, Dec. 11,
at 2 p. m. in the Brown Memo-
rial Chapel.
Dr. Pollack is known as a
historian, author, and a special-
ist in politics and government,
and is consultant to various gov-
ernmental agencies.
A dessert luncheon - will pre-
cede the meeting in the social
hall of the Temple.

Ezra to Hold Sunday
Night Party on Dec. 10

The Ezra, Women's Division
of the Federation of Polish
Jews, next Sunday night party
will be given by Mrs. A. Nichel-
son and her sister, Mrs. M. Lob-
erman, at 3005 Tuxedo Ave., on
Dec. 10.
The Federation of Polish Jews
has already sent $10,000 for
packages of food to Poland.
More will follow very soon. All
money raised by the Ezra is
used solely for this purpose.
Please contact Mrs. B. Red-
blatt, UN. 1-8001, for your res-
ervations.

A meeting of the Brochah
Goldstein Auxiliary of the Jew-
ish Consumptive Relief Society
was held at the home of Mrs.
Jack Schwartz, 3258 Clements
Ave.
Completion of arrangements
were made for the sixth annual
donor to be held at the Hotel
Statler on Jan. 17. Mrs. I. Fin-
ster, chairman, and Mrs. S. Zin-
gerer, co-chairman
Proceeds of this affair go to-
ward the maintenance of patients
who have been stricken with the
dreaded disease.

N. Woodward JWEWO
To Hold Meeting Dec. 12

Bnai Brith Young Women
Go Over War Bond Quota

Jewish Women European Wel-
fare Organization will meet at
the home of Mrs. Samuel Rosen,
2262 Chicago Blvd., on Tuesday,
Dec. 12, at 12:30 o'clock. Mem-
bers are urged to attend. Re-
ports will be given on the 12th
donor luncheon held Dec. 5 at
the Bnai Moshe.
Part of the proceeds will go
to buy sheeting and wearing ap-
parel for the orphan girls of the
General Israel Home in' Pales-
tine in answer to an emergency
letter just received from the
home for supplies.

Although the Detroit Bnai
Brith Young Women subscribed
$75,000 as their quota in the 6th
War Loan, they have, up to this
report, sold over $85,000 in War
Bonds.
Martha Silverman, chairman of
war service of the Bnai Brith
Young Women, reports that the
following girls have sold the
most bonds in their respective
auxiliaries: Reva Cohen and
Sophie Schulman of Deborah,
Sylvia Cornfield of Naomi, and
Dorothy Weiss and Leone Wein-
berg of Rebecca Gratz.

The semi-annual election of
officers of the Omega Sigma Phi
sorority took place recently. The
officers elected were Marilyn
Fisher, president; Mildred Finkel-
stein, treasurer; Bernice David-
son, recording secretary; Louse
Beige!, corresponding secretary;
and Evelyn Rappaport, publicity
chairman.
The Omega Sigma Phi held a
charity card party Nov. 24 in
the home of Joyce Cantor, and
tripled the amount they had
pledged to the Community War
Fund.

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The League for Labor Pales-
tine will hold a joint meeting of
its two groups, Chapter One and
the newly affiliated Migdal Chap-
ter, on Wednesday evening, Dec,
13, at 8:30 p. m. at the David
W. Simons Bldg., 4000 Tuxedo
Ave. Philip Slomovitz will be the
guest speaker. His topic will be
"Recent Developments in Pales-
tine."
A Chanukah latke party will
he held for League members at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Alper, 3247 Richton Av e .,
on Saturday evening, Dec. 9.
Of special interest is the an-
nual League dinner, scheduled
to take place Sunday evening,
Jan. 14, at the Lee Plaza. Rabbi
Jacob J. Weinstein of Chicago,
prominent Zionist, will address
members and guests at the din-
ner. For reservations call Mrs.
Alex Schreier, TO. 8-2484,
Friends of the League are asked
to make reservations by calling
Mrs. Schreier.

Brochah Goldstein Aux.
Donor Luncheon Jan. 17

At the last business meeting
of the Hanita Group of the Pio-
neer W omen's Organization,
which took place at the home of
Helen Radin of Edison Ave., final
arrangements were made for its
annual Chanukah party for Mon-
day evening, Dec. 11, which will
be held at the home of Fay
Rovin, 4504 Cortland Ave. Mir-
iam Feldman will speak on the
significance of Chanukah, which
will be followed by community
singing of Palestinian songs. Lat-
kes and other refreshments will
be served. All members and
friends are invited to attend.

The Migdal Chapter of the
League for Labor Palestine will
hold a Chanukah latke party
Sunday, Dec. 10, at the Sholem
Aleichem Folk school, 3754 Mon-
terey at 8:30 p. m. The eve-
ning will feature games, prizes,
dancing, and general good fun.
Everyone is invited to share in
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played the organ.
Besides Mr. and Mrs. d'Acosta,
who accompanied their daughter
here for the wedding, was Mrs.
Irving Weinstein, a close friend
of the bride. The d'Acostas are
remaining here for a two weeks'
stay at the Vogel home on Sun-
set Dr. in Royal Oak.
The couple are now touring
to California on Lt. Weingarden's
leave. Mrs. Weingarden will re-
turn to Houston when Lt. Wein-
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