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Friday. November 10, 1951)

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Age

Troth Told

Sholem Aleichem
Plans Pre-Donor

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gordon of
Appoline avenue had as their
guests Mrs. Gordon's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Siegel (Rose Stone) and sons of
St. Louis, Mo.

In connection with the Sholem
Aleichem Folk Institute donor
luncheon program Dec. 13 at Ma-
sonic Temple, a desert luncheon
musical will be held by Mrs.
Harry Bright, 4071 Glendale, at
1 p.m. Saturday.
The featured artist will be 10-
year-old Jerry Rosen, violinist,
winner of a scholarship and a
student of the Music Study Club.
He will be accompanied at the
piano by Esther Krops. Vocal
numbers will be contributed by a
Detroit soloist.
The next pre-donor function
will be a brunch at the home of
Mrs. Nathan Weinstein, 18441
Monica, on Nov. 15.

K. B. Juniors to Hold
Hay-Seed Frolic Affair

The newly organized K. B. Jun-
iors will hold their first event of
the winter season, the hay-seed
frolic, on Sunday at Grainer's, 11
Mile at Inkster road.
Old Time dances will be the
order of the evening, with door
prizes, souvenirs and special en-
tertainment.
The K. B. Juniors are the "off-
springs" of the Keshenever Bes-
sarabier Aid Society of which
Louis Bassin is president.
Leo Kaplan, chairman of the
frolic, reports that proceeds of the
event will be used for an aid to
Israel project.

Plights Troth

Society ' notes

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gillman
(Janet Berlin) celebrated their
fourth wedding anniversary by
touring Toronto, Ont. and spend-
ing the week at the summer
home of their uhcle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg
at Big Bear Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Ruzumna
will be honored with a dinner
at Lacher's for the immediate
family on the occasion of their
golden wedding anniversary.

MARVEL ELAINE GALE
• • •
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Marvel Elaine
Gale, daughter of Mrs. Lillian
Gale and the late Benjamin Gale,
to Maurice Shapiro, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Shapiro.
The wedding will take place
Dec. 17.

A celebration on their silver
wedding anniversary was held
for Mr. and Mrs. David Friedman
of Elmhurst avenue on Nov. 4.

Mr. and Mrs. David Sklash and
daughter are arriving in New
York after spending 14 months
in Israel. During that period, Mr.
Sklash was with the planning
FILM SERIES
Dr. Edward Kerner, assistant office of the Department of Agri-
professor of physics at Wayne culture as an engineer on the
University, will be the com- Lowdermilk Plan.
mentator Thurtday, Nov. 16 in
the first of three film-discussion
Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Pensler, of
programs at the Jewish Commun- Tuxedo avenue, have returned
ity Center. Films to be shown are from a visit with relatives in
"One World or None," and "In- Raleigh, N. C.
side the Atom."
Lt. and Mrs. Stanley Levy have
returned to Chicago where Lt.
Levy is stationed at University
Hospital after a week's visit with
Mrs. Levy's parents, the George
Jacksons of Warrington drive.

Mrs. Benjamin Fink, of the
Lee Plaza, and Mrs. Leon Stern,
of Highland avenue, have re-
turned from a trip to Pittsburgh,
Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kaufman of
Collingwood avenue are guests at
the home of the Morris Luskins
(former Detroiters) while visit-
ing relatives and friends in Los
Angeles, Cal.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaufman
and the latter's mother, Mrs.
Louis Kaufman, formerly of Bos-
ton boulevard have moved to
their new home at 13333 Vassar
drive.

CHARLOTTE KAUFMAN
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kaufman of
Collingwood avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Charlotte, to Nathan Feld-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Feld-
man of Collingwood avenue.
Miss Kaufman is a senior at the
University of Michigan school of
education. Mr. Feldman is a sen-
ior at Wayne University where
he is studying foreign trade.
The wedding is planned for
March 25.

Donor Affair Set
by Prenzlauer Aid

The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid will hold their donor dinner
Sunday, Nov. 19, at the Four
Dukes. This is the annual fund-
raising affair.
The organization seeks to get
money to carry on its work which
consists of giving pre-natal care
and hospitalization at the time
of confinement to needy mothers.
Mrs. Sidney Cohen is chairman
of the donor, and assisting her
will be Mrs. Herman Lutchansky,
as co-chairman. Mrs. Nathan
Blatnikoff has charge of the donor
book; Mrs. Harry Sanders, darl-
ing ads; and Mrs. Milton Green-
wald, memorials.
Reservations can be made by
calling Mrs. Al Freund, WE.
3-6664, and Mrs. Marvin Gilbar,
UN. 3-9445. A year book will be
distributed to guests.

Anniversary Marked
by Louis Michelmans

Mr. and Mrs Louis Michelman
A welcome gift for any occa- of Outer drive west celebrated
sion is a subscription to the Jew- their 45th wedding anniversary
ish Chronicle. Call WO. 1-1040. Oct. 29 at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Oringer, of
For a Delightful Evening of
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Music and Entertainment
r.
Present were their children
and Rabbi and Mrs. Harry Eskin
of Port Huron.
and His Orchestra
Ably assisted by Sammy Woolf
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Mrs. Thomas Brusk, national
vice-president and national chair•
man of the Louise Watermar
Wise Memorial Youth Center of
Israel, will be in Detroit on
Wednesday, Nov. 15 to address
the Northeast Chapter of the De-
troit Women's Division of the
Congress.
The meeting will be held at
19206 Berkley road, and will be
a luncheon.
The Louise Waterman Wise
Youth Center is to be used for
learning and exploration by chil-
dren from Israel's Kibbutzim as
well as children from Europe.
This date corresponds with the
date of ground breaking cere-
monies which will take place in
Israel.
The Women's Division will
meet in chapter meetings at the
following designations at 12:45
p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 15:
NORTHEAST — Home of Mrs.
B. Goldman, 19206 Berkley road,
speaker, Mrs. Thomas Brusk, na-
tional chairman.
NORTHWEST—Northwest He-
brew Congregation, 7045 Curtis,
dessert luncheon. Mrs. Philip
Frank, reading, "Tribune to
Louise," speaker, Laurentine B.
Collins, director of Detroit
Schools Community Relations, on
"Comic, Radio, Television, and
Your Children."
CENTRAL—Halevy Music Cen-
ter, 13965 Linwood, luncheon,
reading—Mrs. Harold Silverston,
"Tribute to Louise."
SOUTH—Home of Mrs. Ted
Maserman, 2007 Boston boule-
vard, luncheon, "A Study in Blue
and White," narrated by Mrs. B.
Dickman. Musical selections by
Stewart Frank, pianist, and Allan
Rubin, violinist.

Donor Affair Set
by Zedakah Club

Under the leadership of Mrs.
Maurice Cornfield, plans are b--
ing formulated by Zedakah Club
for their 19th gtonor luncheon
which will take place at the
Book-Cadillac Hotel, on Tuesday,
Dec. 5, at 12 noon.
A program entitled "Caval-
cade of Stars," is promised for
the afternoon's entertainment by
program chairman, Mrs. Joseph
Staub.
Those interested are asked to
contact Zedakah members for
reservations, or to obtain their
tickets from ticket chairman,
Mrs. Benjamin Lefkowitz, TO.
8-5492.

Horodoker Juniors
Complete Donor Plans

Final plans have been made
by the David -Horodoker Juniors
for their 13th annual donor
luncheon to be held Thursday
afternoon, Nov. 16, at the May-
fair Room.
For tickets and information
call Mrs. M. Stein, UN. 2-4232.

Harold Kutnicks Feted
by Friends at Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gross-
berg and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blitz
entertained newlyweds Yetta and
Harold Kutnick at a dinner party
at the Hungarian Village Nov. 5.
The Grossbergs held a cocktail
party at their home on Cortland
before the dinner.

The deadline of the Jewish
Chronicle is noon on Tuesdays.

CENTER SOCIAL LITES

PRESENT THEIR

Autumn Dance

Sunday, Nov. 12, 1950

AT THE

Dexter - Davison Branch
JEWISH COMMUNITY
CENTER

FEATURING

SAM BARNETT
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Non-Members 51.01
member' 5.75