Friday, May 7, 1948
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Calendar of Events
To be listed on this calendar, a weekly feature of the Jewish
Chronicle, call the Community Council, C11. 1657. This service is
intended as a guide to organizations in selecting dates which will
not clash with pre-arranged meetings.
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9.00 Zionist oigsnlehtion No. 1 Dance—Jewish Community Center
Monday, May 10
Shasiey Zedek Sisterhood Election
9:00 Itrial Itrith Pisgah Women Meeting—Savarine Motel
Tuesday. May 1 1
MUM Inm. h0011 — Book Cadillac
1.00 lindasaah
6:30 Warm hi, Sisters of Zion Mother and Daughter Banquet—Bel Aire
Temple Beth El Men's Club Annual Dinner ,Meeting
Billet Meeting
8:00
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Wednesday, May 12
12.30 Women's League for Sabbath Observance Meeting-1Pnal Moshe
Ort Board Meeting—Center
Women's Auxiliary, United Hebrew Schools Board Meeting
6:16 Itnal With Council, Masons. Knights of Columbus Interfaith Dinner—
Masonic Temple
Eve. Beal lirith Louis Brandeis Auxiliary Mothers Day Affair
Eve. Irnal Moshe Sisterhood Mothers I/ay Affair—BMal Moab,
Eve. Detroit Ledlee Leehem Aneeint Mothers Day Affalr—LacharNs
Saturday, May 16
7:3.1 Temple Israel Young Peoples Society—Membership WINO, Roast
8:30 Tail Towers Barn Dance
8:10 Jewish Community Center Saturday Night Dance—Center
Sunday, May 16
2:30 Shaarey Zedek Mens Club Educational Afternoon
2:30- Ilnal Ilrith Louis Marshall Women Mothers and Children, annual
Children, Show—Center
5:00
2:30 Young Adult Council Delegates Meeting—Center
8:30 Workmen's Circle Chorus Concert—Scottleh Rite Cathedral
Mrs. Wayburn to Take Over
Beth El Women Presidency
The Annual Spring Luncheon
of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El will be held at 12:30 p.m.,
Monday in the social hall. Mrs.
M. George Wayburn will take'
over as president.
The program will consist of an
original skit, "Ceremony of Con-
tinuity," written by Mrs. Leon-
ard Weiner, and the installation
of officers. The luncheon is un-
der supervision of Mrs. Alvin
Rodecker.
New officers include Mrs. Her-
man Meyer, Mrs. Arthur Rice
and Mrs. Robert Janeway, vice-
presidents; Mrs. Leonard Weiner,
Miss Dorothy Bloom, Mrs. Saul
Lewis and Mrs. 'Bertram Kaatz,
secretaries; and Mrs. Harold
Shapero, treasurer.
New directors are Mesdames
Eugene Arnfeld, David Cooper,
William Gershenson, Fred Gross,
Harry Jacobson, Martin Krauss,
Walter Schmier and Bernard
Speigle.
Members are asked particular-
ly to bring books and records for
the JDC. Old towels and white
Campaign Hails
Mrs. Ben. Coggan
A consistently conscientious
and energetic worker, Mrs. Ben-
jamin Coggan is directing her ef-
forts toward the success of the
Allied Jewish Campaign.
In this year's drive, Mrs. Cog-
gan, for the second consecutive
time, is doing an outstanding job
handling the most widely scat-
tered area in the Womyn's Di-
vision. As Chairman of Area 12,
she supervises the prospect slips
of women who live in the "four
corners" of Detroit.
In spite of the problems in-
volved with such an undertaking,
Mrs. Coggan has succeeded al-
ready in raising more than 130
percent of her division's quota.
Not limiting her activities to
the campaign, Mrs. Coggan is ac-
tive in Hadassah and the Detroit
Council of Jewish Women, and is
of Congregation
a member
Shaarey Zedek.
MRS. WAYBURN
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linens also are needed for con-
version by the workshop.
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Women's League
to View Musical
Gallow Family Club
Awaits Annual Party
Final plans have been made by
the Gallow Family Club for its
ann . charity card party to be
held Wednesday at the Rose Sit-
tig (' .hen Bldg. Tickets will be
sold at the door.
MRS. ABE KATZMAN
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Shaarey Zedek
to Honor Mothers
Sisterhood Meeting
to Climax Season
Engagements
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Mr. amid Mrs. Julius Helinstein of Dexter boulevard announce
the engagement of their daughter Muriel to David Jacknow,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Jacknow. Mr. Jacknow is a grad-
uate of Wayne University and will attend medical school there
in the fall. A June wedding is planned.
Announcement is made of the betrothal of Clarice Feinberg,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David C. Feinberg of Monterey ave-
nue, to Gerald Hyman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Hyman of
LaSalle boulevard. The wedding will take place in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith of Fairfield avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter Bernice Madeline to Alan C.
Reinheimer, son of Mrs. Herbert Reinheimer of Parkside avenue,
and the late Mr. Reinheimer.
The betrothal of Lillian Niss to Louis Gardner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Gardner of Windsor, is announced by her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Niss of Tuxedo avenue. The couple
will be married in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. (Klugman) Kay of Elmhurst avenue
announce the engagement of their daughter Norma to Otto
Hess, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. Hess of Littlefield avenue. A fall
wedding is planned.
At the first Seder services, Mrs. Fannie Leventen of Tuxedo
avenue announced the engagement of her daughter Pearl to
Sidney T. Eder, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eder. Miss
Leventen attended Wayne University and received her degree
from the University of Michigan's graduate school of social
work. She is affiliated with Sigma Theta Delta. Her fiance
attended Wayne and is a graduate of Drake University, Des
Moines, Ia. He is affiliated with Alpha Epsilon Pi. The couple
is planning a fall wedding.
William Kalb of Fullerton avenue announces the betrothal
of his daughter Rosalie to William Weiner. The wedding will
take place June 26 at the Wilshire Hotel.
Climaxing their season, mem-
bers of the Shaarey Zedek
Sisterhood will honor their
mothers at a meeting at 12:30
p.m., Monday in the Synagogue.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman will
deliver the invocation and Can-
tor Jacob H. Sonenklar will
give the benedidion. Mesdames
Morris Ruskin, Samuel Heller
and Ben Lefkowitz are social
chairman and Mrs. Louis Tat-
ken, program chairman.
Following a report by Mrs.
Abe Katzman, president, new
officers will be elected. They
will be installed immediately
afterward.
Members are requested by
Mrs. William Nadler and Mrs.
Morris Halperin, SOS chair-
men, to bring food and clothing
for overseas survivors.
Reservations are being taken
by Mrs. Irving Miller, TO. 8-
4054.
• Births
April 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol D. Stone (Doris Migdal) of
Grand avenue west, a daughter, Barbara Gail.
April 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Tapper (Dorothy Bistrow,
formerly of Detroit) of Houston, Tex., a daughter, Sheryl Ann.
To Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Levy (Betty Kutzen) of Sacra-
mento, Calif., and formerly of Detroit, a son, Mark Allan.
To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph kutzen (Barbara Marx) of Chicago
and formerly of Detroit, a daughter, Diane Leslie.
Junior Windup
Dance on Sunday
Group to End Season
at Meeting on June 1
As the windup meeting for
their division, the Juniors will
hold a report party at 8 p.m.
Sunday at the Center from 8 to
11 o'clock. Entertainers will be
the Soft Winds, recording and
composing trio, currently appear-
ing at the London House. Ron
Fenton and his orchestra will
furnish music for dancing.
Final reports will be made by
all workers in the Junior Divi-
sion at this time.
Division workers have reported
a total of $63,000 raised to date
following the tabulation of fig-
ures from the fifth successive re-
port meeting held May 3. This
represents more than 84 percent
of the Juniors' quota of $75,000.
An increase of more than 165
percent over the sum raised last
year has been maintained by the
Juniors throughout their cam-
paign.
Congress to Hail
Amity Leader
An increase of 100 percent over
last year's contribution of $1,000
to the Allied Jewish Campaign
has been pledged by the Isaac
Award to Be Made
Memorial Society.
at Luncheon May 19 Agree
The group has also raised $7,-
500 for the new Jewish hospital
An award will be given by the to be erected in Detroit.
Detroit Women's Division, Amer-
ican Jewish Congress, to the per-
RODIN CLUB
son "who has done the most to
further human relations in the
The Rodin Club will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
city."
The presentation will be made Jack Moss, 16207 Indiana avenue.
at a luncheon May 19 in the
Crystal room of the Masonic
f
Temple.
Guest speaker will be Judge
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president of the division, whose 4 '‘ ,, ORCHESTRAS
subject will be "Insecurity and i . Wedding—Bar Mitzvahs 'il l
Socials
Prejudice."
The daughter of Rabbi Stephen
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S. Wise, Judge Polier heads the e i
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ING Jewish weekly.
A musical based on the hit
production, "Oklahoma," will be
presented by the Pisgah Chap-
ter's dramatic group at the final
meeting of the 'season of the
League of Jewish Women's Or-
ganizations, June 1 at Shaarey
Zedek.
Also on the program will be
the Northwest Hebrew Congrega-
tion sisterhood choir. New offi-
cers will be installed by Mrs.
Harry L. Jackson.
Another highlight will be the
presentation of the Mildred Si-
mons Rosenberg Memorial Award
tc the boy and girl who have
shown outstanding leadership.
Readers of the Chronicle say
Members of the Sheruth League
they read it from cover-to-cover.
will serve as hostesses at a des-
sert luncheon Which will pre-
Honeymooners' Paradise!
cede the meeting.
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BODZIN FAMILY CLUB
A meeting of the Bodzin Fam-
ily Club will be held Sunday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Blitz of Greenlawn
avenue.
MONTEITH INN
Isaac Agree Society
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