Axerke Jewish Periodical Cell

Chronicle CuIi;iary Corner

By EDITH GOODMAN

Neugarten
Sets Luncheon

We appreciate the wonderful response of our Chronicle friends
who have sent in old Jewish recipes. Mrs. Max Madorsky sent us
an old Jewish dish brought to America in 1900 b7 a Jewish family
from Spain. We hope you like it.
ARROZ ESPANOL 'SPANISH RICE)
Serve with dairy or meat—optional.
21/2 size can of stewed tomatoes
1 small onion—diced
1 small green pepper—diced
1 cup uncooked long grain white rice
Salt and pepper to taste.
On top of your stove in sauce pan put the stewed tomatoes.
Simmer over a very slow flame. Add diced onion and diced pepper
to the tomatoes. Wash rice and add uncooked tomatoes. Rice should
not stick to your pan. Stir frequently. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Cook about 45 minutes.
Serve for a dairy dinner with grated cheese. For a meat dinner,
use 1/2 lb. hamburger which has been browned in skillet and add to
tomato mixture about five minutes before it is ready for serving.
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us one today?

illainionides Unit
Pythian Sisters
Plan Games Night Installs Officers

The Pythian Sisters of Greater
Detroit Temple 152, will hold a
games night at 7 p.m., Sunday,
June 11 at their temple, 15787
Wyoming.
There will be refreshments and
door prizes. For tickets call TO.
6-3207, or they can be obtained
at the door.
The group's past Chiefs Club
will install its officers June 21
at the home of Mrs. S. Raskin,
19190 Monica avenue.
The new officers are Esther
Singerman, president Esther
Bolton, vice-president; Dorothy
• Shulak, treasurer; Anniludavick,
secretary; and Esther Rachleff,
press correspondent,

MINNS

Mrs. Henry Small was installed
as president of the Women's Aux-
iliary of the Maimonides Med-
ical Society at the last meeting
of the year at the Canterbury
House.
Other new officers installed by
Mrs. Ezra Lipkin were:
Mrs. I. Walter Silver, first vice-
president; second vice-president,
Mrs. Ervin Moss; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Sol C. Grossman; cor-
responding secretary, Mrs. Nath-
an Brooks; mailing secretary,
Mrs. Edward Skully; treasurer,
Mrs. Morris Kazdan; financial
secretary, Mrs. Emory Stein;
auditor, Mrs. Benjamin Brand.
Mrs. Irvin Weisenthal was pre-
sented with a gold key honoring
her for serving the Auxiliary as
its president last year. The pres-
entation was made by Mrs.

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The Young Women's Bicur
Cholem has changed the date of
its installation of officers and
paid-up membership affair to
12:30 p.m., Wednesday, June 7,'

The new officers are Mesdames
Thomas L. Firsht, president;
Joseph Pearl, A. Fine and
Charles Kahn, vice-presidents;
Sigmund Reifler, recording sec-
retary; J. Viedra, treasurer; R.
Stevens, financial secretary; G.
Barron and H. Knopper, corre-
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Weisman, occasions and Gold
Book chairman.

Joan Spevakow was hostess last
week at a party given at her
home on Renfrew road on the
occasion of her 16th birthday.

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Mrs. Norman Noble, of Lawton
avenue, was hostess to the
luncheon committee members of
the Neugarten Medical Aid on
May 5.
Mrs. David Saks, luncheon
chairman, handled the meeting,
and plans for the forthcoming
annual luncheon, to be held Oc-
tober 31 at the Book Cadillac
Hotel, were discussed.
All committees are chosen, and
the various members assigned
their definite plans, as work for
the luncheon begins immedi-
ately.

Charles Gitlin following the an- when a luncheon will be held at
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atILS

The Jewish European Welfare
Organization—North Woodward
Branch will hold a brunch at 12
noon, Wednesday, June 7 at the
home of Mrs. J. Hoff, 3807 Duane
avenue. Proceeds will go to aid
Israel.
• • •
The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid will hold a meeting at 12:30
p.m., Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Samuel Samuels, 859 Dela-
ware avenue. Mrs. Samuels was
reelected president for the com-
ing term.
• • •
Detroit
Women's Service
The
Club will hold its election of
officers on June 13. The installa-
tion will be held June 20 at the
Four Dukes Club. Chairmen of
the affair are Mrs. Dolly Dud-
man and Mrs. Shirley Spizman.
• • •
Members of Sheruth League
bowling team had a dinner dance
with their husbands at the Elm-
wood Wednesday, May 24. Bowl-
ing awards were given to Mrs.
Julius Lumberg for highest game,
Mrs. Allan Barron for high aver-
age and Mrs. Robert Heydt for •
second high. The installation will
The Business and Professional be held at Devon Gables Tues-
Group of Pioneer Women elect- day.
• • •
ed the following officers for
The
social
committee of the
1950-51:
Pearl Nusbaum, president; Sisterhood of Mogen Abraham
Frances Bornstein and Pearl Co- have planned a card party to be
hen, vice-presidents; Henrietta held at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday at the
Barnett, treasurer; Gertrude Gar- home of Mrs. Simon Lerman,
nick, financial secretary; Harriet 12715 Broadstreet. For further in-
Shear, recording secretary; and formation and tickets call Mrs.
Sylvia Hendelman, mailing sec- Hyman Beale TO, 8-0701. Re-
freshments will be served.
retary.
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For information on the instal-
lation program call Mae Berman.
The Neugarten Medical Aid
UN. 4-1926.
will hold a barn dance at 8:30
p.m., Wednesday, June 7 at Van's,
eight Mile at Grand River.
Tickets are $1.25 per person. Mrs.
Milton Goldsmith is chairman of
the affair. For reservations call
Ruth Gordon's well-known Mrs. George Silvers, UN. 4-0818
play, "Year's Ago," will be pre- or Mrs. Mortimer Bernhardt, TO.
sented by the Jewish Commun- 6-7513.
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ity Center's teen-age drama
The
Beth
Abraham
Sisterhood's
group, The Gas-Lite Theater, on
Saturday at 8:30 p.m., and on party will be held Saturday in
the social hall. The proceeds will
Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
The admission price is 50 cents go to buy beds in a TB hospital
for Jewish Center members and in Israel.
• • •
'15 cents for non-members, for
Sisterhood
of Beth Tikvah
The
both performances.
social
meeting
honor-
a
will
hold
the
play
will
be
given
at
The
ing their husbands Monday at
Dexter Branch of the Center.
the Beth Tikvah Hall. Members
invited.
The Jewish Women's European and friends are
• • •
Welfare Organization will meet
The Radomer Auxiliary will
at 1 p.m., Monday at Bnai Moshe.
hold a luncheon and card party
at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday at Turover
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Mrs. Sol Ager, TO. 8-2934.

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The following are the newly
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Mesdames Carl Berg, president;
Jack Parr, first vice-president;
Charles Averbuch, second vice-
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Manny Hollander, corresponding
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