cal Center
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To Be Honored
and Chinese dishes were Sandy
Lazarus, Corrine Sorokin, Sharon
Reisman, Sherryl LaPides, Ma-
deline Palmer, Mollie Newman,
Mary Gribble, Margaret Knapp,
and Judy Meidell.
This luncheon was also a fare-
well party for Louise, as the
Helfgott family is moving in
June to take up residence in
West Hartford, Conn.
Your reporter wishes this
charming gal from the North-
west Hebrew Youth Group the
best of luck. . . .
• • •
Teen-Age
Sophisticates
By HELEN TENNENBAUM
AVE YOU HAD a nice vaca-
tion? We sure hope so, and in
any case you carr end it with a
bang this Saturday night by tak-
ing your date to
the Charity'
Dance of Chap-
ter 752 of AZA,
which takes place
at the Mayfair
Room at 8:30
HUYLER'S L'AIGLON Room
p.m.
was the scene for Naomi Polu-
Admission i s
koff's Sweet Sixteen. Attending
$1.50 per couple
the festivities were Rita Frazein,
and for that
Janet Madgy, Arlene Cr;Inis,
price you'll be
Judy Levy. Marilyn Winlin, Au-
Helen
dancing to the
dry Borden, Dolores Whatsky,
music of Iry Fields, enjoying the and Sandy Furst.
talents of Lynn Sharon, and Tod
More who joined in the sing-
Purse, and contributing to a very ing of Happy Birthday were
MRS. SARAH GLASSMAN worthwhile cause. . .
Sandra Pilnick, Rita Langdorf,
will be honored at 6 p.m., Sun-
On the other hand you may go
day, April 23 on her 80th to the fifth annual Quintemple Dorothy Bassell, Sally Soffa,
birthday by the Congregation Semi-Formal, which takes place Stella Allen. Norma Goldman,
Beth Shumel Auxiliary. Mrs. at the Northwest Hebrew Con- and Sharon Lindon.
Glassman is a charter mem- gregation also this Saturday
It was at the Wonder Bar that
ber of the Auxiliary and an
Grayce Wuntner greeted those
night.
active member of many other
To this dance admission is $2 who helped her celebrate the all-
charitable organizations. The
per couple and Roston (Central important Sweet Sixteen.
public is invited to the birth-
Attired in a navy blue suit
Prom) Clark will furnish music
day party.
for dancing. . . . Fellows and and matching accessories, set off
gals from Northwest, Shaarey by an exquisite orchid, Grayce
Zedek, Temdle Israel, Beth El, welcomed Mae Sills, Ruby Freed-
and Bnai David will gather for a man, Louise Holtzman, Sunny
Hames, Rita Tessler, Judy Seigal,
fine time.
• • •
Phyliss Mohr, Joan Mazzie, Max.
"Music Israel Loves" will be
VACATION NOTES tell us that ine Robins, Elaine Klien, and
the topic of an address by Dr. Dwight Pollack and Eliot Green- Tammy Mitchell.
Max Helfman, musicologist, at
berg, two former Centralites,
8:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 19 now at RonSevelt Military Acad-
MODEL KINDERGARTEN
at Shaarey Zedek. The event is
JERUSALEM — (ISI) — The
emy in Aledo, Ill., were in town
sponsored by the Men's Club.
Hebrew University will open a
Dr. Helfman will illustrate his and bring greetings from Bunny model kindergarten. Two classes,
Ackerman who also says he miss-
talk both vocally and at the
es the crowd back home.... The one for children of three and
piano. His program will include
four, and one for children of four
in June.
examples from early Bible can- three graduate
and five, will be operated at first,
• • •
tillations, old Synagogue chants,
and an elementary school will be
SWEET
SIXTEEN'S
again
take
and Jewish folk songs, as well as
opened at a later date.
selections from contemporary the spotlight: In honor of Louise
Jewish composers in America Helfgott's birthday, Mrs. Alfred
The Top Attraction
A. Helfgott entertained 18 teen-
and Israel.
in Town!
agers at a luncheon at the Sun
Sai Guy Inn.
Among those representatives
from Central, Redford, Mumfor.1,
and Cooley who helped Louise
The Music Study Club of De- celebrate were Sylvia Helfgott,
troit will hold a spring dinner Barbara Kahn, Elaine Weingar-
singing her original risque
dance at 7 p.m., Tuesday, April den, Sandra Raskin, Fay Dan,
and frisque songs
Sharlee
Bloom,
Lee
Wald,
Selma
18 at the Penobscot Club. Mickey
* "JOHNNY HAD A YO-YO"
Polston, and Bernice Kuhn.
Wolfe's orchestra will play.
* "DAVEY AND HIS
For reservations call Mrs. D.
More who enjoyed selecting
DINGY"
Spevak, UN. 1-5202, or Mrs. J. their individual luncheons from * "THE ADMIRAL'S
Blum, UN. 2-0633.
an assortment of 21 American
DAUGHTER
H
PHIL ROTHSCHILD
Hugh Krandel is in Miami .. .
Rita Schubot and Mavel Gale
The skill and expt,ience of a journeyed to N.Yawk. . . . Hon-
rider can almost be detected by eymoon jaunts: the Milt Levines
the quality of clothes he or she to Mexico and the Milt Dresners
wears on a horse . . . it's invari- hideaway is in Florida.
able the worst horsemen who NEWS GOSSIPER:
Ruth Simon is wearing that
wear the "smartest" and shiniest
riding togs right out of fashion tell-tale item on her left finger
from Bernard Weisman. . . .
mags.
Still am incapable of under- Hope Mellen is engaged to Bill
standing the persistent appeal of Steinberg.
such dances as the rhumba and
Charlotte Abrams receives long
samba which are tiring to per- distance calls from a Miami
form, not so hot to look at and Beach chappie . . . who's Craig
don't permit the proximity be- Smith's red-headed date?
tween partners which is really
Has Matilda Shulman a new
the only real excuse for dancing! heart interest? We hear that
• • •
Phyllis Gillman is back into cir-
NOW FOR A PEEK at who's culation . . . the Norm Rosen-
making the rounds of the thea- felds date with the stork is in
ters, nite clubs and eateries .. . June.
• • •
Coupled up were Jack Gabe and
Doris Wertheimer, Sam Gold- COMMERCIALS:
stein and Maureen Levitt, Herb
Food: In the corned beef dept.
Sandler and Sharon Sklar, Mark you can find an unusual number
Goldstick and Sylvia Shlain, of novelty sandwiches at Harry
Jerry Weitzman and Phyllis Boesky's delicatessen on 12th.
Cohen, Leonard Polukoff and Col Maybohm's Carousel out
Marian Schnieder, Gerry Fish- Woodward way is enriched with
man and Arnold Goldenbar, a romantic atmosphere plus a
Chuck Schwartz and Shelia wide variety of Russian-Ameri-
Frankel, Shirley Krim and Joe can grub.
Schrebnik.
Jack Markowitz has been lead-
• • •
ing in sales at the Carson Buick
ON THE MERRY-GO-ROUND
. . . he's the one to see if you
These guys and gals are fleeing have a Buick in mind.
to Cleveland to attend the CSIC LAST MINUTE NEWS:
frat's conclave . . . teaming up
Teamed up for the Iota Alpha
for Friday nite's dinner are Bev Pi's shindig ... Mary Cohen and
Goldfine and David Buddel, Dr. Judy Heyman, Joyce Kaplan and
Ralph Kalisman and Harriet Sandy Pearlman, Bernice Katz-
Himmelhoch, Bruce Wanamacher man and Norm Lourie, Elaine
and Lill Warren, Don Hardman Bushkoff and Jerry Hershko-
and Diane Bratten and the witz, Try Rosen and Hadassah
Weitzman, Fran Cohen and Har-
Lloyds Kolins.
The Ruth Wallis act at the old Goldstrom, Marilyn Fisher
Town Pump is bringing the folks and Richard Gach, Revelyn Bra-
out . . . hello's 'round the tables verman and Jack Kiel.
to Bill Ross and Betty Zimmer-
man, Mickey Goodman and Shei-
la Strenger, Phil Schriber and
Sandy (Ann Arbor) Schlager,
Bob Smiley and Hermine Lip-
man . . plus Willie Ziskin,
Will Maslow, director of the
Newton Burroughs and Earl legal department of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress in an ad-
Hordes.
dress before the executive com-
TIME OUT FOR BIRTHDAYS
Getting handshakes on their mittee of the Detroit Division of
"one year older" day are Mickey the Congress recently, declared
Goodman, Ruth Shusterman, Lou that "the greatest threat to the
Starr, Seymour Gallant, Sol Mog- security of American Jewry is Center to Present
lovkin, Dr. Arthur Schwartz, the latent but deep rooted anti- Movie on Catherine
Marilyn Budd, Bob Sadow, Mari- Semitism of a large part of the
The story of "Catherine the
lyn Wilbur, Bernie Krause, Max American people.
Great" will be shown at the Da-
"This
prejudice
which
is
re-
Korenwasse'r, Joe Krupkin, Martz
vison branch of the Jewish Com-
Abel, Seymour Chafetz, Harry sponsible for economic and edu- munity Center at 9 p.m., Mon-
cational
discrimination
erupts
Eisenberg, Jack Friedman, Sam
day, April 17. The film features
Goldfarb, Paul Kales, George occasionally into defamation, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. and Eliza-
threats
and
even
physical
vio-
Karabelnick, Ted Kellman, Dave
beth Bergner.
Jaffee, Ilene Goldman, Ethel lence."
"Song of the Negev," a recent
Shapiro, Arnold Manko and
The deadline of the Jewish film on an Israel settlement, will
Norm Cohen.
also be shown.
Chronicle is noon on Monday.
• • •
QUOTATION: Small Talk Will
Cause Loud Echos.
• • •
1 ouse
SOCIALS ON TAP:
ILLER Lunc1 Se e a ,Froomod,,, anDdinnCe h, os, $11
The city tourney of the Bnai
2S
S
Steaks - Chops - Ocean Fresh Sea Food
Brith will roll this week-end
M Choice Wine
- Premium Beer - Private Room for Parties
with a dinner dance Sunday nite.
On Woodward, one block S. of 7 Mile Rd. TO. 9-370
A TV set will be door prize
Serving the Finest Food at Moderate Prices
BOESKY'S
or the Bnai Brith Israel Lodge
Night
• Sparkling Entertainment, Dancing • Every
Open Sundays
is
Tues.,
Rumba Night
Carnival nite on Satdee at the
No Cover or Mtn
UDWH on 2nd Avenue.
Catering to Parties and Banquets—ClosedMonday
TU. 2-3881
Everyone who goes to the
15241 E. Warren at Barham
CAFE LOUNGE
AZA Chapter 752 dance th?s Sat.
HUNGARIAN DINING ROOM
nite at the Center will be con-
•
"The Famous Eating Place of
tributing to the Children's Res-
Famous People"
cue Fund.
These two events for Sunday 114 PALLISTER - FREE PARKING - For Reservations TR. 3-7444
(16th) look good . . . take your
RUSSIAN BEAR — Open 12 noon to 2 a. m.
choice of the YPC Bnai Moshe
"Spring Fever Hop" at the Con- Closed Monday - Good Food - Liquors - Wine - Balalaika Orchestra
gregation's Social Hall or the
Banquet Room Available
21 Years in Business
Louis Marshall gal's barn dance
WO 1-0983
62
E,
COLUMBIA
at Gramer's Barn out 11 Mile
and Inkster ... no dates needed.
Meanwhile the Jr. Hadassah
gals want you to know that
• STEAKS • CHOPS • LOBSTER • SEA FOOD
7525 W. 5IcNICHOLS RD.
their 2nd Anniversary Ball falls
Open Every Day—Free Parking in Rear
on Sat., April 22 at the Book
8160 West
Cadillac.
Jefferson
VI. 2-9742
/ RUMBA NITE
Famous for Chicken Paprikash. Gypsy Music.
P URELY
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Thursday, April 13, 1950
PERSONAL PREJU-
DICES,
S.Z. Men to Hear
Lecture on Music
AJC Legal Head
Hits Anti-Semitism
RUTH
WALLIS
Music Study Club
Sets Spring Dance
DINING AT ITS BEST
SID'S
Kormendy's
DANNY LAMBARD
at Corby's
and others
FOR FAMOUS ITALIAN
FOOD AND DELICACIES
MARIA'S PIZZERIA
RESTAURANT
ROYAL YORK
Rumba Show by
* BOB LEROY AND YAL TICA
George Hagen and His Ott
4726 Grand River at 14th
Choice Wines and Liquors. Gypsy music for dancing. Fortune Teller. Old
Continental Atmosphere. Kitchen under new management. Closed Mondays.
SERVING FULL COURSE DINNERS
BUDDY'S
BAR-B-Q
RIBS AND CHICKEN OFF THE FIRE
Open 4 pan. to 4 a.m.
HOME MADE PINEAPPLE CHEESE PIE
9050 Twelfth at Clairmount
WE DELIVER TR 2-8500
TOWN PUMP
• Famous for Good Food •
Air Conditioned
Open from 11 a.m. to 3 a.m.
Closed Monday
_Boesky's.
Newly remodeled
distin-
guished restaurant-delicates-
sen and bar
• Luncheon
'•Dinner
• Late Snacks
12th St. & Hazelwood
Matchless.
STEAKS
SEA FOOD
ROAST BEEF
RUSSIAN
DELICACIES
•
•
•
•
doubly enjoyable in the uniit,ie
and romantic atmosphere of t is
famed restaurant.
Private Gypsy Room Available
for Parties, etc.
COL. F. MAYBOIIM'S
CAROUSEL
4426 N. Woodward Ave.
Lincoln 2-5000
3 Blocks South of 14 Mile Road
You're Invited to the Opening
of the New and Glamorous .. •
•
TUES., APRIL 18
HUNGARIAN VILLAGE
Every Thursday
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PARK and MONTCALM
7113 PURITAN
UN. 4-9816
CARRY
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plus
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COMPLETE DINNERS — FOUNTAIN SERVICE
• FULL LINE OF DELICATESSENS
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