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PHIL ROTHSCHILD
*ALTHOUGH THE fellows keep
screaming, 'How do we
meet the opposite sex?' they
never take advantage of the op-
portunities offered them," writes
a new subscriber.
"Observe at a social function
how fellows stand around and
fail to ask girls to dance. In the
meantime, the latter become em-
barrassed when several dance
sets go by and they are not ask-
ed to dance."
Our irritated correspondent
goes on: "What are these social
get togethers for anyhow — to
make a girl look silly and make
her feel she is nothing but a
wallflower?
"The boys must be looking for
angels. The truth is, they just
don't have the courage. Hostesses
at the party would help."
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NAMES MAKE NEWS:
Barrister Maurice Smilay comes
back home 300 bucks richer after
correctly answering some ques-
tions on the ABC "Break the
Bank" program in N. Y.
Congrats to .Morrey Lipnick
on his new Captain's bars.
The Harry Webbermans are
honeymooning in the Windy City.
The Mary Canvassers expect
their No. 1 bundle soon.
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AT ANN ARBOR . . . Four
Jewish frats are at the top of
the hat scholarship list. . .
Hats off to the Kappa Nu's who
led the field, followed by ZBT,
SAM and the Pi Lams. . • .
Bear this in mipd . . . the rest
of the M frats followed the four
Jewish groups!
SDT's Boots Kaltman breaks
into print with her role in "Sum-
mer Solstice" given at the Lydia
Mendelssohn Theater by the
Speech Dept.
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BIRTHDAY GREETINGS to
our readers. . . . We can't have
Chuck Shlain, Sherry Epstein
and Jerry Keywell, Helen Kahn
and Harry Portney, Gerry Taines
with Gail Brawer.
Having fun 'round a Weiner
roast fire were Cecil Glick and
Mary Blanc, Lou Grossman and
Marilyn Budd, Diane New and
Harry Katz, Lee Moss with Art
Shott, Hal Plotnick and Gerry
Pearlman, Al Ross with Shirley
Miller, Shirlee Brinauer and Tom
Schneider.
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PHILALUJAHS .. .
Don't be alarmed by all that
sweet and mellow tooting . . .
for it's only handsome Mack
Pitt initiating his new studies on
Second Blvd. where he'll teach
young hopefuls the mastery of
the saxophone. . . . Mack is
home to roost after 10 years on
the go with the nation's top,
bands.
Friday, November 5, 19151
Talk by UN Aide to Climax
Congress Units Toy Drive
Grace Bok Holmes, noted lec-
turer and educator, now liaison
officer for the United Nations
International Children's Emer-
gency. Fund, will address the
luncheon gathering of the Wo-
men's Division of the American
Jewish Congress at the Book-
Cadillac Hotel, Wednesday, No-
vember 17, to culminate the
"Bring a Toy for a Lonesome
European Tot" campaign. Mrs.
Holmes will discuss the United
Nations children's . relief project.
The Women's Division is daily
4111tb. M. J. lttitALABLML•
receiving a great quantity of
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toys, and is hopeful that on
Nov. 17 they can assure Mrs.
Holmes that thousands of un-
fortunate European children will
receive toys.
Art "Afternoon of Stars", feat-
uring many celebrities in the
1,000 New Members entertainment world, will round
out the afternoon to climax the
Will Be Welcomed
division's membership drive.
Tickets can be procured by
The Detroit Chapter of Ha- calling chapter program chair-
dassah will hold its regular
chapter meeting at 1:15 p.m.,
Tuesday, in Brown Memorial
Chapel of Temple Beth El. It
will feature a * program to wel-
come the nearly 1,000 new mem-
bers of the organization.
"This Is Israel," a series of dra-
matic tableaux written by Mrs.
Detroit League Plans
Harry Landsman and directed
Meeting
Wednesday
by Mrs. Charles Briskman, as-
sisted by Mrs. Eli Gross, will be
An organization dedicated to
staged. A choral group of the
Music Study Club with Dan support the Red Mogen Dovid,
Frohman arranging and directing Jewish counterpart of the Red
the musical background will fur- Cross in the new State of Israel,
has been organized in Detroit,
nish the entertainment.
The following membership with offices at 2432 Pingree ave-
Chairmen will serve as hostesses: nue.
Chapter, Mrs. M. J. Green-
Chartered as the Detroit
berg, Mrs. Robert Nathans.
League for the American Red
University East, Mrs. Na- Mogen Dovid for Palestine, the
than Shaye, Mrs. Sam Schee- group will conduct an intensive
ter.
membership effort.
Russell Woods, Mrs. Benja-
The American Red Mogen Do-
min Weiss, Mrs. Sander Hill- vid for Palestine, with national
man, Mrs. Samuel Slobin.
headquarters in New York City,
University West, Mrs. M. is the agency functioning in this
Prag, Mrs. Sidney Marwil.
country on behalf of the Red
Southern Oakland, Mrs. Cross in Israel.
Stanley Akers.
More than 75,000 Americans in
Central West, Mrs. A. Kut- all parts of the United States
loy, Mrs. Harry Gorback.
have already enlisted in tills en-
Central East, Mrs. Leonard deavor and the organization has
Marein, Mrs. Lewis Krohen. , set a goal of a quarter of a mil-
lion members during the cooling
year.
The Detroit group will have its
next membership meeting at 8:30
p.m., Wednesday, at the home of
Mrs. I. Kardener, 2922 Fullerton
Mrs. Arthur Hass will give the avenue.
invocation.
Dr. I. Weiner, former president
Members are requested to bring of the Jewish National Fund, will
friends to the meeting, Mrs. Sam- be the guest speaker. Movies and
uel Blacher, president, said.
refreshments are also planned.
Any parents interested in hav-
Victor Hotel Accepting ing their children, between the
ages of 9 and 14, join the junior
Winter Reservations
league, should contact Miss Helen
David Rosner, managing direc- Kaplan, TO. 7-8711.
tor of the famed Victor Hotel,
Miami Beach, is accepting reser-
vations for the fall and winter
seasons.
The Victor, at corner 12th and
Ocean drive, is situated directly
on the beach in one of the most
desirable sections of the city.
Hadassah Chapter
to See Tableaux
Red Mogen Dovid Donor Event Set
in Member Drive by Zedakah Club
Musical Program
at Shaarey Zedek
A program entitled, "Ages and
Stages of Jewish Music," will
highlight the monthly meeting
of the Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood
at 1 p.m., Monday, in the Syna-
gogue. '
A dessert luncheon will pre-
cede the session. Mrs. Abe Katz-
man will preside.
Featured on the program will
be Mrs. Rhoda Zahavie Shames,
vocalist; Mrs. Sidney J. Winer,
narrator; and Miss Lillian Rob-
bins, who wil furnish the mu-
sical background.
Mrs. Bertram Smokier and
Mrs. Milford R. Pregerson are in
charge of entertainment, and
Mrs. Morris Ruskin and Mrs.
Jacob Bernstein are social hour
chairmen.
Rabbi Morris Adler will speak
at the sisterhood's opening book
review meeting, Nov. 16. For
reservations, call Mrs. Richard
Cott, TO. 8-5617.
time stand still . . . soo, we'll
just sing along our cheers to
Ruth Caplan, Janet Weingarden,
Sherwin Cohen, Gilda Warnick,
Adolph Markowitz, Iry Wein-
stein, Sid Gold, Ray Abrams,
Hymie Adelson, Julius Gold,
Sherman Lynn, Al Gottlieb,
Frank Schumer, Elaine Boxman,
Malcolm Cohen and Shirley
The inaugural meeting of the
"Dee" Diamond.
Geraldine Fishman and Doris Temple Israel Sisterhood will be
Sax pulled a surprise party on held Monday in the lecture hall
gal friend Elaine Sax on her of the Art Institute.
natal da.y
A luncheonette in the Roman-
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esque hall will be served at 12:30
FUN CALENDAR...
p.m., with members of the ways
A reminder that the YPS of and means committee, of which
Shaarey Zedek will roll 'round Mrs. Morton Snyder is chairman,
in the hay this Satdee nite at as hostesses. Mrs. Charles Alter
the Pleasant Valley Ranch in heads the sisterhood hospitality
Brighton.
committee. Program chairman is
Mark Nov. 10 a date not to be Mrs. Sydney Rosen.
missed . . . for the United He-
Guest speaker will be Miss
brew School alums bring in the
Laurentine Collins, director of
dean of the College of Jewish
community relations for the De-
Studies in Chicago, Dr. Samuel
troit Public Schools. She will be
Blumenfield, for an address at
introduced by Mrs. George Blu
the Northwest Hebrew Congre-
menstock.
gation.
Miss Collins is former super-
Mickey Woolf is tuning up his
music and songs for the affair of visor of health and physical ed-
the Beth Moses Sisterhood on ucation, delegate to Council of
Nov. 13 at the Bel-Aire. . . . Social Agencies, member of the
It's a cabaret nite. and Israel will executive division of the women's
committee of the Community
get the proceeds.
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Chest, and executive committee
MAZEL TOYS . . . Strike up member of the group work and
the Anniversary Waltz for the recreation division, Council of
Nathan Fishmans on their 28th Social Agencies.
hitch . . . to the Lester Smalls
She is the author of many
on their 6th . . . and the Jerry books and articles on education.
Arias celebrate their 2nd.
Her topic for the afternoon will
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be "Our Town and Our People."
Temple Israel Sisterhood Host
to Laurentine Collins Monday
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Stein, Phyllis Licht and Dr. Mike
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Mrs. Max Elias, president of
the Zedakah Club, urges the
public to keep Nov. 30 open for
one of the "outstanding events
of the social
season."
That is the
day her or-
ganization will
hold its donor
event in the
Hotel Book
Cadillac.
For enter-
tainment there
will be , George
Scotti Scotti, popular
night club performer, and a
fashion show by Annis Furs,
featuring the latest in New York
styles.
Mrs. Maurice Cornfield is gen-
eral chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Maurice Knopper, pledge chair-
man; Mrs. Sam LaBow, program
chairman;
and Mrs. Milton
Greenblatt, ticket chairman.
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