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MARRIAGES Mrs. George Koven
• ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gould of Washington Heights, New York,
announce the engagement of their (laughter, Geraldine Ruth, to
Pvt. Burton S. Bloom, son of Mrs. Charles Bloom of Indiana Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Bernstein of Glendale Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Elaine, to Bernard Glazer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Glazer of Wildemere Ave. A family gathering
will be held Sunday, April 8.
Abe Bassin of Richton Ave. announces the engagement of
his (laughter, Ruth Anne, to Capt. Saul C. Stein, son of Mrs. Vera
Stein of Cherrylawn Ave. The bride-elect is a graduate of Wayne
University. Her fiance attended Wayne University and the Uni-
versity of Michigan.
• BIRTHS
Heads Auxiliary of
COHEN - SPIEGELMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spiegel-
Home for Aged
man of Grand Ave. W. announce
the marriage of their daughter,
The annual meeting of the
Beatrice Charlotte, to Saul H. Women's Auxiliary of the Jew-
Cohen, son of Morris Cohen of ish Home for Aged was held in
this city, on March 18. Rabbi the Home on Monday, March 19.
Joshua Sperka officiated at the
wedding ceremony at Congrega-
tion Bnai David, which was fol-
lowed by a reception. The bride
wore a gown of white slipper
satin with seed pearls, and car-
ried a white prayer book with
white orchids .tind cantinas.
The bride's attendants were MU.
Israel Silverman as matron of
honor, and Shirley Schuster as
maid of honor. Dr. Israel Sil-
varmint served the bridegroom
as best man. The bridal cbuple
have returned from a honey-
moon in -Boston, and are making
their home at 2993 Grand Ave.
West.
To Ensign and Mrs. Stanley Jay Winkelman, a daughter, Andra
Wallace. Mrs. Winkelman is making her home with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wallace of Canterbury Dr., while her hus-
band is on active duty in the Pacific.
March 10—To Lt. and Mrs. John Marshall Bookston (Shirley
Stiglitz), a daughter, Barbara Ann.
March 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Diem (Rose Switken) of
13233 LaSalle Blvd., a son, Mark Lionel.
March 25—To Lt. and Mrs. Bernard W. Litven (Sharon Lip-
pitt) of Calvert Ave., a son, Joseph Alan.
FELDMAN - STRAUSS
April 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wayburn (Mildred Feinberg),
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Strauss of
u (laughter, Linda Ann.
3327 Tuxedo announce the mar-
riage of their daughter, Gladys,
to Lt. Harold J. Feldman, MCA,
Cavalcade of Jewish
U.S., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Feldman of Buffalo, N. Y., in
Music on April 22
Harrisburg, Pa., on March 17.
Mrs. Feldman attended St.
Closes Series
Christopher Hosham, England, is
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer, rabbi a graduate of Mercy College,
Hailed from coast to coast as
a most unique cultural and en- of Temple Beth El, is in New 0. N., in Detroit. Lt. Feldman
tertaining program, the original York where he was invited to is a graduate of the University
"Cavalcade of Jewish Music" preach at the Centenary cele- of Buffalo Medical School and a
member of the Besonhead. He is
with Susie Michael, pianist-nar- bration of Temple Emanu-El.
A special Thanksgiving service now at Carlisle Barracks, Pa.
rator, and Maurice Friedman,
baritone-mime, will appear in will be held at the Temple at Mrs. Feldman is with him.
Detroit at 9 p. In. Sunday, April 8 p. m. on V-Day, the day on
22, at the Jewish Community which Germany surrenders and
BAR MITZVAH
the Hitler menace is removed
Center.
This is the final program in from the world. On whatever (lay
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham A. Ab-
this year's Yiddish Culture Series this joyous event is proclaimed, ramson of 3218 Webb Ave. an-
sponsored by the Joint Yiddish the .Temple will be open all day nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
Culture Committee of the Com- for private prayer.
son, Daniel, on Saturday, April
The Temple and its affiliated 7, at the Shaarey Zedek Congre-
munity Council and Community
organizations will participate in gation.
Center.
The Cavalcade of Jewish Music the Seventh War Loan Drive.
is built around Jewish folk, art, The Temple building is also a
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Levy
and liturgical songs from many station for the United Nations of 18709 Santa Barbara Dr. an-
countries in which Jews have Clothing Drive.
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
lived throughout the centuries.
son, Jack, on Friday evening,
It includes music of the syna-
April 13, at Temple Israel, Art
gogues as well as of modern
Institute At home on Sunday
Palestine.
MICHIGAN — Fred McMurray afternoon, April 15, 2 to 6 p. nt.
While planned primarily for and Claudette Colbert are co- No cards.
members of Yiddish-speaking or- starred in "Practically Yours,"
ganizations which have been sup- the gay romantic comedy which
Mr. and Mrs. Max Newman of
porting the series of programs, arrived at the Michigan Theater 17167 Woodnigham Dr. announce
this event is of interest to all on Friday. Teamed with it is the the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Jewish people who enjoy Jewish screen adaptation of the Broad- Lawrence, on Saturday, April 14,
music. The narrative and ex- way hit, "The Man in Half at the Bnai David Congregation
planation are given in English. Moon Street," with Nils Asther at Elmhurst and 14th. Open
house will be held on Sunday,
and Helen Walker.
April 15, from 6 to 10 p. m. No
Betty Kowalsky
UNITED ARTISTS — "Music cards.
In Piano Recital
for Millions," starring little Mar-
Mr. and Mrs. Barnett J.
The Music Department of the garet O'Brien, Jose Iturbi and
Jewish Community Center an- Jimmy Durante, for a second Fried of Los Angeles, Cal., an-
nounces that Betty Kowalsky, week at the United Artists Thea- nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
young pianist, will be presented ter in a delightful combination son, Martin, on April 20, at
by Julius Chajes, Center music of symphonic music and roman- Temple Emanuel, Beverly Hills,
director, in a piano recital on tic comedy. The second feature Cal.
Sunday afternoon, April 15, at is "Double Exposure" with Ches-
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Lane of
ter Morris and Nancy Kelly.
the Center's Auditorium.
2978 Fullerton Ave. announce
Miss Kowalsky was heard' fre-
PALMS STATE — Weaving the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
quently in school programs pre-
sented over major Detroit radio unusual suspense into its grip- Kenneth, to be observed at the
stations, and participated in var- ping story of a man and woman Rose Sittig Hebrew School, Tyler
ious concerts during the last two trapped by circumstances into and Lawton, on Saturday morn-
years. The recital will be free a situation of ever-increasing ing, April 21. Reception at
peril. "The Woman in the Win- home Saturday evening from 7
to the public.
dow," co-starring Edward G. o'clock. No cards.
Robinson and Joan Bennett,
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week at the Palms State Theater.
Dr. Glazer Preaches
At Temple Emanuel
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FOX—"Here Come the Coeds"
starring Bud Abbott and Lou
Costello started Friday at the
Fox Theater. Bud Abbott and
Lou Costello pose as caretakers
in an exclusive girls' school.
A companion feature will also
be shown.
CINEMA—Two Russion come-
dies adapted from Anton Chek-
ov's writings, "Marriage" and
"Jubilee," both acted by players
from the famous Mascow Art
Theater, continue at the Cinema.
Dialogue and songs are in Rus-
sian and there are complete
titles in English. This program
also includes the first showing
of the Russian short film, "Mos-
cow Circus."
I AL BAKER
The Men's Club of Temple Is-
rael has set aside Tuesday eve-
ning, April 10, for the annual
get-together known as "An Eve-
ning with the Rabbi."
The affair is to be held at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. on Law-
ton Ave. near Davison.
Rabbi Leon Frans will lead in
a Round Table discussion on
"The Customs and Traditions of
the Jewish Faith."
There will also be a Question
and Answer period. Refresh-
ments will be served.
Reuben Levine is chairman of
the affair, assisted by Barney
Barnett, Harry Pliskow and Dr.
J. M. Goldsmith.
Season's Greetings!
Election of officers was held.
Mrs. B. Blatnikoff, chairman of
the nominating committee, pre-
sented the slate, and Mrs. A. B.
Stralser, the organization's par-
livaentarian, installed the newly
elected officers.
The officers are as follows:
Mrs. George Koven, president;
Mesdames S. Weller, M. Benach,
S. Levison, A. Potiker, S.
Schwartz and H. Bergman, vice
presidents; Mrs. S. Zeldes, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. K. Fau-
dem will continue as financial
secretary with Mrs. J. Fishman
as treasurer; Mrs. M. Rosen, spe-
cial corresponding secretary; Mrs.
B. Arkin, Mrs. M. Gerger, Mrs.
H. Kaufman, Mrs. J. Torgow and
Mrs. S. Rosenfeld, corresponding
secretaries; Mrs. M. Lippitt, sim-
cha and memorial secretary, and
Mrs. T. Lebovitz, treasurer of
building fund.
Mrs. Koven has served the or-
ganization as publicity chairman,
special corresponding secretary
and recording secretary. She has
also headed the war bond drive.
Mrs. N. J. Lippitt, the retiring
president, called for reports from
all her officers and chairman.
She read her own annual report
in which she thanked all her
workers for their loyal support.
At the next regular meeting
Mrs. Koven will name her com-
mittee chairmen for the coming
year.
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On Sunday evening, April 15,
at the Detroit Institute of Art,
the Workmen's Circle Chorus,
will give its 12th annual concert
and will then present two fam-
ous artists as their soloists,
Masha Benya, soprano, and Phil-
lip Blackman, operatic baritone.
Each artist will offer a group
of songs and will join the choru s
in singing the solo parts in the
new Yiddish oratorio, "Hirsh Le-
kert" by Weiner, which will be
given for the first time in D e.
troit. Phillip Blackman will ako
sing the solo part with the chorus
in the Cantata, "Ballad for
Americans."
The chorus will honor I.
Peretz, noted poet, by singing
his Cantata, "Mein Nit di Welt
is a Kretchnie" with music by
Gelbart arranged by Director
Dan Frohman, who is in charge
of the program.
The piano accompaniments will
be Evelyn Gurvitch and Rebecca
Frohman.
"Who Is Guilty?",
Exciting Yiddish
Play, to Appear Here
"Who Is Guilty?", a sensa-
tional drama in Yiddish, will be
presented for only one perform-
ance in Detroit on Sunday eve-
ning, April 22, at the Scottish '
Rite Auditorium of the Masonic
Temple. Paul Burstein and Lil-
lian Lux are the stars in this
radio drama, which has played
a full season in New York.
The New York cast which will
come here, includes the Detroit
favorites, Henrietta Jacobson,
Max Rosenblatt and Julius Ad-
ler. Paul Burstein is the direct-
or and Louis Markowitz wrote
the lyrics, while Miss Jacobson
is staging the dances. A. Altman
is bringing the production to De-
troit.
Jewish Juniors
To Hear Mrs. Welt
At Annual Luncheon
The annual affair to be given
by the Detroit Chapter of the
National Council of Jewish Jun-
iors is to be in the form of a
luncheon on Sunday, April 15,
at 1 :30 p. m. at the Wardell-
Shcraton Hotel of Detroit.
Mrs. Joseph Welt, national
senior president of the National
Council of Jewish Women, will
be the main speaker.
are being made
Temple Israel Women to Arrangements
open the luncheon to non-
members of the Junior Council,
Fete Mrs. Hartmann
and reservations are being taken
A special board meeting will through Miss G. Stulberg of
be called to honor the national Snowden Ave., and Miss S. Col-
president of Temple Sisterhoods, lins of 3301 Webb, TO. 8-1448
Mrs. Hugo Hartmann of Chi-
cago, at 10:45 a. m. Friday, Flower s for all occasions-
April 13, at the home of the Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6-6622
president of Temple Israel Sis-
terhood, Mrs. Samuel B. Danto,
2224 Chicago Blvd. This meet-
ing will be followed by a lunch-
DR. BENJAMIN R. LEVY
eon.
Illit(IPIIACTIC 9'HERAP1
The regular meeting of the
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Sisterhood will be held at 1:30
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p. m. Monday, April 9, at the
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Art Institute. All members of
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the Sisterhood are invited to the
dessert luncheon which is under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Julian
Weber, and to hear Prof. John
SEASON'S GREETINGS
Sullivan of Wayne University,
whose topic will be "The Modern
from
Child and His Up-to-Date Par-
ents."
Mrs. Nathan Kolb is chairman
of the (lay. The prayer of the
National Sisterhood will be given
SIDNEY KRA NDAI, I,
by Mrs. William Cohen.
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