Friday, April 29, 1919
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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NCJW Slates
Installation
All in the Family
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The engagement of Gloria liarrit:t Gurin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Gurin of New York, to Arthur Jerome Ross, son of Mrs.
Claire Ross of Webb avenue, was announced at a dinner party held
in New York. The bride-elect is studying psychology at the Uni-
versity of Michigan.'Mr. Ross is a pre-medical student at the same
school. A June wedding in New York is planned.
The installation of officers and
members of the 'board of di-
rectors will highlight the annual
May luncheon of the Detroit
Section, National Council of Jew-
ish Women, slated for 12:30 p.m.,
Monday at the Detroit Leland
hotel.
A musical comedy, "Sadie in
Councilland," produced by the
Junior Service League, will be
presented. A new unit in the
organization, the women work as
volunteers in various city
agencies.
For reservations, call Mrs. Paul
Broder, UN. 3-3526, Mrs. Wallace
Roberts, TO. 8-6579, or Mrs.
Ralph Levy, TO. 8-4950.
Mr. and Mrs. Saul R. Levin of Boston boulevard announce the
engagement of their daughter Hannah to William Gladstone, son
of Mrs. Ida Gladstone of Prairie avenue.
At a family dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Klein of San Juan
drive announced the engagement of their daughter Caryl Phyllis
to David L. Shapiro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Shapiro of Cherry-
lawn avenue. Miss Klein is a student at Wayne University. Her
fiance attends the Detroit College of Law.
The betrothal is announced of Louise Sternberg, daughter c'
Mrs. Celia Sternberg of Blaine avenue, to Donald Bernard Zeidmas.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Zeidman of Monterey avenue. An
early September wedding is planned.
At a family dinner celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Finebloom of Blaine avenue announced the
engagement of their daughter Tillie to Leon Frankel, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sander Frankel of New York City. Mr. Frankel is a
graduate of Long Island University and St. John's law school. He
is a member of the New York Bar. A June wedding is planned.
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April 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kuzin (Anita Edelson) of Rich-
ton avenue, a son, Arthur Ben.
April 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Lester Yollick (Gertrude Lyons) of
Elmhurst avenue, a daughter, Donna Helen.
April 6—To Dr. and Mrs. Saul Sugar (Wilma Schiller) of La
Salle boulevard, a son, David.
April 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Samuels (Sylvia Blatt), a
daughter, Pamela Sue.
An election of officers will be
April 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rynek (Betty Lacs) of In-
held at the meeting of the North-
diana avenue, a son, Kenneth Howard.
west Sisterhood set for 8:30 p.m.,
April 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Lee Emil Waldbott (Clara Leach) ' a Wednesday, May 4, in the social
son, Joel Lee.
'hall.
April I9—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Erman (Charlotte Aaron), of
Twenty board members will
Steele avenue, a son, Michael Stephen.
also be elected at the session,
April 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J. Garelick (Marian Good- which will feature poetess Anne
man), of Appoline avenue, a son, Richard Steven.
Campbell and columnist George
April 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Raskin (Ann Frankel), of Stark of the Detroit News, Mrs.
Greenfie'd road, a daughter.
Joseph M. Markel, president, dis-
closed.
Emma Schaver will highlight
the Oneg Shabbat' slated for 2:30
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p.m., Saturday at the home of
By LOIS BARNETT
Mrs. Joseph Gordon, 17331 Wood-
Mrs. Nathan Litvin and her
ingham drive. Mrs. Schaver will
daughter Greta spent the week
speak on. her experiences in
in Toledo.
Israel and will illustrate her talk
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with song.
Mrs. J. M. Korn and her daugh-
Mrs. Ruth Goebel will give a
ter Harriet Joy were the guests
report on curia' t events, Mrs. Ira
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farber.
G. Kaufman, chairman, an-
nounced.
The Mt. Clemens Bridge Club
met at the homes of Mrs. Meyer
Levine and Mrs. Harry Farber.
N.W. Women
Map Elections
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Aids Donor Event
Israeli Pilot Tells
Story in Collier's
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Field, for-
merly of Mt. Clemens, are now
residing in Grosse Pointe.
"I Flew for Israel." the story
of an AAF veteran from Los An-
geles who enlisted in the Israeli
air force, is related in the April
30 issue of Collier's magazine.
The article is written by former
war correspondent. Quentin
Reynolds, as told to him by the
pilot. Julian Swing. "I Flew for
Israel" is an eyewitness portrayal
of the character of the Israeli
which enabled him to win an
"impossible" war.
Leonard Chaitman is back af-
ter spending the winter months
in Florida.
Juniors Collect
$45,090 of Quota
MRS. ISADORE LEVIN is
Division R in Group II which
is led by Leonard Baruch, moved
to the top in percentage of slips
covered in the Junior Division of
the Allied ' Jewish Campaign.
Lawrence Fleischman, chairman
of the division. announced that
more than half of the slips as-
signed to the Juniors have been
reported, bringing the total
amount collected to approximate-
ly $45,000.
Division R. headed by Barbara
Fleischman, leads in the number
of slips - covered, while Division
D, Group I, led by Eveleen Bud-
nitzky, follows in a close second
place. Division M, Group • 11,
whose chairman is Ruth Magid,
is in third place, while Division
L. Group II. Harriet Aiken,
chairman, follows in fourth place.
Division H, Group I, Helen
Karabenick, chairman, and Divi-
sion J. Group I, Dena Leep,
chairman, are tied for fifth place.
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Bnai Moshe. Rabbi Nahemia
Katz of Toledo will speak.
Mrs. Joshua Sperka will be
toastmaster. Committee mem-
bers include Mesdames Rose
Rubin, Lena Weinberg, Edith
Golden, Anna Bennett, Allen
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Donor Affair Set
by Segal Unit
The Molly Segal Auxiliary of
the Jewish Consumptive Relief
Society of Denver, Colo., will
hold its 18th annual donor lunch-
eon at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday,
May 4, at Lachar's on Dexter
boulevard.
Additional money is needed;
Mrs. Mimi Shapiro, president, dis-
clOsed, to help provide beds for
25 refugees who recently arrived
at the hospital.
For reservations, call TO.
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Amity Dinner Has
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Louis Barden, vice pi,esident of
the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Council, is chairman of the eighth
annual Interfraternal dinner of
the Detroit Area Masons, Knights
of Columbus and Bnai Brith
which will take place Saturday,
April 30, at the St. Mary's Mag-
dalen Parish Hall, Melvindale.
Participants will be Mrs. Moses
Lehrman, who will speak on the
historic position of the Jewish
woman; Mrs. M. J. Wohlgelernter,
who will speak on the role of
Jewish women in the new Israel;
and Mrs. Arthur Selmar, who
will discuss Jewish women on
the American scene. Mrs. Joshua
Sperka will act as moderator.
Saturday, May 7 has been des-
ignated as Mother's Day Sabbath.
4 Detroiters Attend
Upstate P.T.A. Parley
Mesdames Saul Waxman of
Clairmount avenue, Joseph Pohl
of Atkinson avenue, Sam Brody
of Monica avenue and Joseph
Camden of Gladstone avenue are
attending the regional P.T.A.
meeting in Escanaba, Mich.
REGARDLESS OF DATE
OR TYPE OF AFFAIR
Committee chairmen include
Abe Satovsky, David Korman.
Karl Berg, Max H. Littky and
Samuel G. Bank. Archie Cohen,
past president of District Grand
Lodge 6 will speak.
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