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Friday, June 1, 1951

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Peretz Centenary Celebration Dinner Slated
by Beth Aaron
Urged by Culture Congress
Beth Aaron Synagogue will

past president of the BB Council,
who will be installing officer for
the lodge, Mrs. Doris Bronson,
president-elect of the chapter,
will be installed by Mrs. Charles
Solovich, past president of the
Women's District Grand Lodge
6. The dramatic group, under the
direction of Mrs. Jack Ehrlich,
Pisgah Lodge
will entertain in a dramatic skit
The annual election of officers
of Pisgah Lodge will be held entitled "Now Voyager."
• •
at 8:30 p.m., Monday at Parkside
Hall. In addition to the slate
Fox Lodge
of nominees submitted by the
The lodge will hold its annual
nominating committee, nomina- dinner installation of newly
tions for all offices may be made elected officers on Sunday, June
from the floor. Membership 17 at Young Israel. Members are
awards will be made to those urged to contact Leonard Moss,
who rendered outstanding service TO. 5-0753, for reservation, which
in the membership campaign.
must be placed no later than
a • •
June 10.

Bnai Brith
Highlights

His home in Warsaw had been
NEW YORK — (WNS) — An
hold its first dinner-dance at 7
Isaac Leib Peretz Year, com- a literary salon for poets and p. m., Sunday, June 17 at the
writers
who
later
transformed
memorating the centenary of the
Latin Quarter, 3067 East Grand
birth of the great Jewish writer, Yiddish literature into a monu- boulevard.
ment
to
an
era
that
is
no
more.
was proclaimed by the Congress
Mickey Woolf's band will play
When Peretz died, the Warsaw
for Jewish Culture at a confer-
a variety of entertainment
Jewish
community
was
thrown
and
ence attended by several hundred
is planned. Steak dinners will be
into
profound
mourning.
It
was
people, including Yiddish journal-
said at the time that over 100,000 served and there will be dancing
ists, artists and poets.
Jews, men, women and children until 1 a. m.
Formed three years ago, the marched in the funeral proces-
Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick will
Congress is dedicated to the
install the new officers in a brief
strengthening of Jewish culture sion.
ceremony. Rabbi and Mrs. Mor-
and to encour age creativity
ris Adler will be special guests.
among Jewish writers, musicians
Jack Schneider heads the ar-
and artists.
• • •
rangements committee, assisted
Rabbi
Zager
Chapter
A number of speakers coin-
by Joseph Feldman, Laurence W.
Keidan Chapter
pained bitterly about the adamant
The chapter will install Mrs.
Barney A. Ross, newly-elected Friedman and Avery Shapiro.
attitude of the welfare funds to- president, announces the comple-
Jack Klein, president, at its an- ' The chapter and lodge will hold
Joseph Feldman is in charge of
ward Yiddish culture. They tion of plans for the second an-
nual joint installation ceremonies a joint installation Tuesday at the
charged that there is no appre- ual dinner of the Carmel Hebrew tickets which may be obtained Wednesday evening at Bnai Book Cadillac Hotel. Mrs. Herman
ciation for the cultural needs of School and Congregation Bnai from his committee or by calling Moshe. The lodge will install Berman, president of District 6
the Jews utilizing Yiddish as Joseph to be held at their build- the synagogue at UN. 1-0773.
Harry Pearson, president. Mrs. will be the guest speaker. Among
their instrument of expression.
ing at 17556 Wyoming, at 6 p.m.,
Charles D. Solovich and Hy Crys- those to be installed are Mes-
They complained that the wel- Sunday.
tal will install the newly elected dames Marris Direnfeld, presi-
fare funds were frigid to Yiddish
officers of the chapter and lodge dent; Andrew Hartman, Hyman
Maurice Lax will act as chair-
institutions, adding that since all man for the evening. Manny
respectively. Dancing will be to Burnstein and Hyman Gottlieb,
the music of Sam Rosenblatt's vice-presidents; Charles Kalish,
Jewish elements are coritributors Schusterman, humorist, will en-
treasurer; Marvin Weinstein, re-
to those funds it would be only tertain. Rabbi Moses Lehrman
orchestra.
cording secretary; Albert Cutler,
e • •
proper if some of the funds were will be the guest speaker.
and Nathan Freedland, financial
allocated to Yiddish cultural
The following officers will be
Bloch Lodge
secretaries; and Harry Thomas
stitutions.
One of Israel's leading psy-
On Monday, at 8:30 p.m. in the and Herbert Wallace, correspond-
Isaac Leib Peretz was born in installed:
Sam Borin, honorary chair- chologists, Dr. Klara Perlberger, Labor Zionist Institute Hall, the ing secretaries.
Poland in 1851 and died in War-
• •
saw in 1915. He began his liter- man; Charles Hellman and Al will be the guest of honor at the lodge will present its second an-
ary career in Hebrew, but later Prag, vice - presidents; Lewis membership dinner of the Detroit nual "Man of the Year" award.
B and P Chapter
The award which is made an-
he began using Yiddish as his Goldstein, secretary; Ben J. Rob-
An executive board meeting
bins,
treasurer,
and
Max
Millman,
nually
to
they
outstanding
Ben
literary medium.
will be held Tuesday at the-home
financial secretary.
Brith for service to the organ- of Sylvia Paskin, 2524 Sturtevant'
Max Bachman is fund-raising
ization and the Jewish commun- avenue. The bowling teams will
chairman.
ity will this year be presented close the season with a banquet
The Carmel Hebrew School has
to James N. Laker, newly elect- Thursday; June 7 at the Elmwood
added a pre-kendergarten nurs-
ed president of the Greater De- Casino in Windsor. For reserva-
ery in addition to its regular
troit Bnai Brith Council. Mary tions call, Doris Siegel, WE.
The 101st annual dinner meet- Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah classes.
V. Beck, councilman, Dr.
ing of Temple Beth El will be
Shmarya Kleinman, president of 5-4158.
held at 7 p.m., Monday in the
the Jewish Community Council,
Franklin Memorial Hall.
and Victor Bloomfield, president Council Offers New
Annual reports will be pre-
of the BB Council, will be among
sented by Nate S. Shapero, presi-
the distinguished guests present. Film on Jerusalem
dent of the temple, and Dr. B.
A new film on Israel, "Jerusa-
• • •
The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Benedict Glazer.
lem, My City," is now available
Aid recently elected the follow-
Brandeis Lodge
The musical program will be
to organizations from the film
officers:
rendered by Cyril Wezemael, con- ing Mesdames
The
lodge will hold installa- library of the Jewish Community
Sam Samuels, re-
cert baritone, who will be ac- elected president; Al Freund,
tion of officers on Tuesday, June Council.
companied by Jason H. Tickton, Sidney Cohen and Morton Ad-
For reservations call Miss
13 at the Young Israel Hall. The
Heavenrich at the Council office,
music director.
following
have
been
elected
to
ler, vice-presidents; James Gil-
DR. PERLBERGER
Election and installation of of- fix, financial and recording sec-
office: Harry Katz, president; WO 3-1657.
• • •
ficers and trustees will take place. retary; Joseph York, correspond-
Ben Rich, Julius Green and Neil
Council of Pioneer Women to be Kalef, vice-presidents; Sam Gut-
The Chronicle deadline in on
ing secertary; Edna Greenwald, held at 8:30 p.m., Monday at the
noon.
Tuesday
terman, recording secretary; Nor-
special secretary; and Ruth
Workmen's Circle Chorus
Bel-Aire.
ton Taylor, corresponding secre-
Carel, treasurer.
Dr. Perlberger came to this tary; George Levine, financial You can get a better deal on a
The group will meet at 1 p.m.,
NEW '51 NASH
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. country to attend the White secretary; and Nate S•;in, treas-
Direct from
Sidney Friedlander, 17568 Sor- House Conference on Children urer. A barn dance will be held
Don
SAM SHUBOW
and Youth. She has lived in June 10 at Gramer's Farm. Call
rento avenue.
Frohman,
Israel since 1925.
Hy Abramowitz, UN. 2-1568, for
Director
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featuring
In 1929 she returned to her tickets.
MAPPING ISRAEL
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native Vienna to obtain her doc-
JERUSALEM—(ISI)—The
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Tzvei
torate in psychology and in 1933
rael
Institute
of
Geology
is
pre-
Fox Chapter
Brider
paring large-scale maps for the she was pupil of late Dr. Alfred
The chapter announces that
Cantata
benefit of government depart- Adler.
Israel
Mrs. Annabelle Coggan will pre-
ments and development com-
Since then she has worked side as installing officer at its
Reborn
panies.
with
refugees
and
immigrants
to
assisted by
second installation dinner. Mrs.
members of
Israel as well as maintaining a Coggan was the first president
Prescriptions and Repairs
private practice.
of the East Side Chapter, and
Called for and Delivered
The Detroit
Dr. Sarah Feder, national exec- past president of the Women's
Personalized Service at All Times
utive
of
Pioneer
Women,
will
be
Symphony Orchestra
Phone WEbster 3-3332
Council. Reservations for the
the main speaker and Mrs. Clare June 7 installation dinner to be
Rebecca Frohman, Pianist
Heller, council membership chair- held, at the Rainbow Catering,
man, will preside.
are being taken by Mesdames
Sylvia Lipson, TE. 4-0116, and
Clara Tucker, TE. 4-6184.
8:30 p. m.
• • •

Installation Slated
by Carmel School

Pioneer Dinner
to Host Israeli
Psychologist

101st Meeting Set
by Temple Beth El

Eva Prenzlauer
Names Officers

18th ANNUAL CONCERT

Sunday Eve., June 3rd

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