Friday, October 12, 1945

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

National Hadassah President
• Feted by Detroit Jewry

Mrs. Judith G. Epstein of New

York, national Hadassah presi- going back to their original

dent, was the guest of Detroit
Senior Hadassah Tuesday at the
'emple Beth El.
to
. Prim'
the afternoon meet-
ing, more than 40 Hadassah of-
ficers and committee chairmen,
including presidents and other
rep•eSentatives of out-of-town
chapters in the Central States
Region, breakfasted with Mrs.
Epstein at the Book Cadillac, and
discussed current Hadassah and
general Zionist problems. Mrs.
Epsti in advocated vigorous, open
measures to combat the harm
done by the small minority of
anti-Zionists who are sowing seeds
o f dissension and disunity among
American Jews.
Mrs. Epstein pointed out that
displaced European Jews must
have different treatment from
other displaced nationals, since

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Congress Women's
Interfaith Session
Set for Wednesday

homes means a continuation of
persecution by their anti-Semitic
neighbors. For this reason Pales-
tne should be available to un-
limited numbers of Jews, she de-
clared.
Hadassah' s most compelling ob-
ject at present is to salvage the
remnant of Jewish children in
Europe, more than 85 per cent
of whom were orphaned by the
war. This phase of the work is
carried on through the Youth
Aliyah movement, of which Ha-
dafsah is the official repre-
sentative.

Mrs. Sam Arkin
Fetes Home Relief
Donor Affair Nov. 8

A meeting of the Advisory
Board was held at the Women's
City Club last Monday, at which
time additional plans were form-
ulated for the Detroit League's
Annual Major fund-raising proj-
ect which will be a dinner dance
to be held on Dec. 4, the Book
Cadillac Hotel. Mrs. Milton Mah-
ler and Mrs. Samuel Schwartz
are general chairmen of this pro-
ject and Mrs. Sidney Sherman :s
ticket chairman.

Marshall Women
Membership Tea
Set for Oct. 16

Bnai David Women's Pisgah Women
Donor Affair Nov. 20 To Hear Mrs. Simons

Bnai David Sisterhood's major
event of the year is the/ 10th
Annual Donor affair which will
be held Nov. 20 in Bnai Brith
Social Hall.

Captains for the donor lunch-
eon are Mesdames Sam Kane,
Selden Leech, Max Hoffman, Dan
Otis, Hyman Miller, Frank Ru-
ben and Henry Shore.

Pisgah Women, Bnai Brith will
hear Mrs. Marvin Simons speak
on the "Problem of Interior
Decorations" at a dessert lunch-
eon at 12:30 p. m. Monday.
Mrs. Arthur C. Laufman, past
president of the Women's District
Grand Lodge, No. 6 and new
president of the Women's Su-
preme Council will be speaker.

• ENGAGEMENTS

Denver League
Lunch Wednesday

The Detroit League of the Na-
tional Home for Jewish Children
at Denver will hold its first open
luncheonette of the 1945-46 sea-
son at the home of Mrs. Irwin
Cohn, 18450 Fairfield, at 1 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 17. Mrs. Leon
M. Zechman is president. Mrs.
Saul Davidson and Mrs. Raymond
Smith are hostess chairmen.
Mrs. Harry Oberstein will re-
view an outstanding current book
"The White Tower," by James
Ramsey Ullman, at this meeting.
She will be presented by Mrs.
Frank Handler, program chair-
man.

Page Sayer

MRS. J. SYLVAN

Mrs. Sam Arkin was hostess
at a brunch for the members of
the Home Relief Society in her
home on Buena Vista on Oct. 11.
Mrs. Arthur Gilbert had charge
of the arrangements for the
arrangements for the brunch
which preceded the meeting and
was assisted by Mesdames An-
thony Deutsch, Ira Friedenberg,
Jos. Modell, Max Rosenfeld, Jos.
Rottenberg and Wm. Shevin.
Further plans were made for
the club's only fund raising af-
fai• of the year, a luncheon Fash-
ion Review to be held on Nov. 8
at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Mrs. Adolph Deutsch is way
and means chairman and is as-
sisted by Mrs. Max Rosenfeld.
Mrs. Ralph Levy, ticket chair-
man is assisted by the Mesdames
Jos. J. Jacobs and Barney New-
man.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Franovitz, formerly of Detroit, of Cleveland,
Ohio, announce the engagement of their daughter, Loree, to Harold
Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marks, of Sorrento
Ave. Mr.
Marks has recently been discharged from the army.
Mr. and Mrs. Mandel Marcus, of 3225 Monterey Ave., announce
the engagement of their daughter, Dianna, to Nat Lewis, son of
Mrs. Freida Lewis, of 3203 Calvert Ave. The wedding will take place
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek on November 6.
Hr. and Mrs. A. Dante announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Helen, to Pfc. Frederick F. Shevin, son of Mrs. Rose Shevin and
the late Wm. Shevin. The bride-elect is a recent graduate of the
College of Education of Wayne University, while Pfc. Shevin is a
senior at the College of Medicine at Wayne University. The wedding
will take place at the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue
on December 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Singer, of Santa Barbara Drive, are open-
ing their home to their family and friends
on Sunday, Oct. 14, from
8 p.m. to midnight on the occasion of the engagement of their

daughter, Lorraine Frances, to Louis James Klavons, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Klavons, of Hazelwood Ave. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weiss, of 17640 Wisconsin Ave., announce
the engagement of their daughter, Helene Grace, to Arthur Lee
Urbach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Urbach, of 2734 Calvert Ave.

• WEDDINGS

Oct. 14—Miss Helen Kadushin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Kadushin, of Kentucky, to Norman Feder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Feder, of Rademacher Ave.
Oct. 17—Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sarko, of Princeton Ave., announce
the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Faye, to Albert Schoen-
feld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Schoenfeld, of Little Rock, Ark. Mr.
Schoenfeld has just been discharged from the air forces after four
and a half years of service. The couple will make their home in
Los Angeles. The ceremony will take place at the home of the bride's
The following is a partial list parents with a reception following at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
of patrons: Mesdames Maurice
Oct. 20—Miss Selma Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
A•onsson, R. Allender, Samuel M. Roberts, of Warrington Drive, to Lieut. Abrahamson, son of

Baker, Adolph Beck, Adolph Mrs. Edmund Abrahamson, of Chicago, Ill.
Deutsch, Anthony Deutsch, Max
Dunitz, Louis Davidson, Israel
Davidson, Louis Epps, Samuel
Mrs. Barry Stacker, chairman
Frankel, Jos. Frank, Alex Fisch,
of Interfaith activities, and her
Oct. 4—To Pfc. and Mrs. Jerry Herman (Marilyn Burnstine), of
The Louis Marshall Women of Louis Fineman, Philip Green,
committee, have completed plans
3310
Rochester, a son, Neal Jay.
Bnai Brith will hold a member- Mervin K. Grosberg, N. J.
for an all-day session to be given
Gol-
by the Detroit Women's Division ship tea on Tuesday evening, Oct. den, Samuel Glassman, I. E.
16, at the Educational Center, Goodman, Louis Gunsberg, Jos.
of the American Jewish Congress Linwood at Burlingame.
Grabow, Maurice Garelik, Samuel
on Wednesday, Oct. 17, at the
Jewish Center.
Mrs. Charles Solowich, dele- Hechtman, John Herman, Joel
Beginning with registration at gate to the Women's Supreme Josephson, Samuel Jospey, Max-
a.m., the morning session will Council of Bnai Brith and past well Jospey, Jos. .1. Jacobs, Louis
include welcoming remarks by president of the Women's Grand Kepes, Samuel Kohlenberg, Si-
the president, Mrs. Max Dushkin, Lodge No. 6, will be the guest mon Kates, Samuel C. Kovan,
a movie and exhibits. At 12:30 speaker. In charge of arrange- Max Kogan, Morris Levy, H. A.
P.m., a subscription luncheon will ments is Mrs. Stanley Yates. Mrs. Lessen, Samuel Marks, Benjamin
P be served.
Faye Weiner and Mrs. Alfred Mossman, David Pollack, J. D.
A panel discussion will begin Weiner are in charge of refresh- Rosenman, M. Rosenfeld, Morris
Rosenberg, Geo. Seyburn, Maur-
the afternoon activities. Partici- ments.
•
ice Schwartz, Edward Stein, B.
pants will be Rabbi Jehudah Co-
Silberstein,
Geza
Schinagel,
S.
hen, director of the Hillel Foun-
Schwartz, Irving H. Small, Dave
dation at the University of Mich-
Saffie, Jack Sylvan, H. Shulman,
igan, the Rev. Charles Hill of the
Hartford Avenue Baptist Church,
I. Shevin, David Tann, Peter
The Women's American Ort. Vass, Sidney Wallace, Al Weis-
and the Rev. Ellsworth Smith,
director of
the War Emergency will hold its first fall meeting at man and Louis Zlatkin.
Service of the Detroit Council of 1:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 15, in
Churches.
the Jewish Center. The guest
Following the theme, "Brother- sneaker will be Mrs. Emily B.
hood in Action," the speakers will Rosenstein. past president of the
in turn discuss "Evaluation of National Women's American Ort.
Mrs. Rosenstein, a graduate of
the Present Day Scene," "Use of ,
Religio n
The Women's Auxiliary Jewish
by Subversive Groups,' Hunter College, was in charge of
and "Brotherhood Responsibili- the Oct Educational program for Home for the Aged will hold the
Very Special
ty." Luncheon reservations are 10 years. She was assistant to annual paid-up membership tea
being taken by Mrs. Edward Zat- James MacDonald, High Commis- Oct. 15 in the Home for the
kin, Northlawn 4009.
sioner of the League of Nations, Aged, 11501 Petoskey.
in charge of minority groups.
Mrs.
Ben
Gottloeb,
hostess
c
A reception and tea honoring
hairman, will be assisted by
Nlrs• Harry Grevnin, Mrs. Ben Mrs. Rosenstein will follow the
Lutz and their committee. Mrs. meeting.
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BarMiinahl

of 4r.
1 and Mrs. George Wexler,
3017 • Kercheval Ave., an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
`on, 31,1vin Harold, to be observ-
ed on Saturday morning, Oct. 20,
at 9:30 o'clock, at Congregation
Beth Itzehock, 3836 Fischer Ave.

Mr, and Mrs. Lewis II. Man-
re announce the Bar Mitzvah
at their son, Mervyn, on Satur-
Oct. 27, at Congregation
.a reY Zedek. They will hare
''11 bilge at their home, 18428
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on Sunday, Oct. 28,
t
om 2:01) to 5:00. No cards.

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Flint .TWV Women
Visit Vet Hospital

Lt. Eli Rosenbloom Aux. No.
231. Jewish War Veterans of the
U. S. of Flint. visited the Dear-
born Veterans' Facility on Oct. 4.
The following members of the
oreanization attended: Mrs. Edith
Fisher. Jennie Moskoivitz. Sophie
Vickoff, Mollie Linder. Florence
Leavitt and Lena Velick. They
distributed cizarets, gum, cards,
and pencils to the veterans. They
were accompanied by the State
Dent. President, Birdie Rosen-
here. Hosnital Chairman Mrs.
Elizabeth Shapero. and Co-Chair-
Man Mrs. Fannie Strauss.

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