Women's Clubs

AESCULAPIAN LADIES'
INSTALLATION JUNE 24

Ladies' Auxiliary of Aescula-
pian Pharmaceutical Fraternity
will hold formal installation of
officers at Huyler's in the Fish-
er Building on Wednesday, June
24, at 12:30, for paid-up mem-
bers. Reservations are being tak-
en by Mrs. R. W. Klein, Un.
2-8846, and Mrs. David Bez, Ho.
2661, members of the entertain-
ment committee headed by Mrs.
Harry Pernick.
The entertainment committee
is planning an outing for July.
The organization contributed
funds for entertainment for the
boys at Camp. Custer through the
Service Fund.
The retiring president, Mrs.
David Bez, will install the new
of f i c e r s as follows: Mrs.
Alex Brooks, president; Mrs.
Harry Pernick, vice-president;
Mrs. Asher Smith, recording sec-
retary; Mrs. Martin Share, cor-
responding secretary; Mrs. Mich-
ael Wainer, treasurer.
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HERZL LODGE AUXILIARY
INSTALLATION TUESDAY

Officers of the Ladies' Auxili-
ary of Herzl Lodge 291 of Bnai
Brith to be installed Tuesday
at River Rouge Jewish Club, 41
Oak St., River Rouge, are: Mrs.
Tony Lebovitz, president; Mrs.
Grace Zeff, Mrs. Harry Golden,
vice-presidents; Mrs. Harry Pas-
kowitz, recording secretary; Mrs.
Dave Fidler, financial secretary;
Mrs. F. Kohn, treasurer; Mrs.
Jack Gill, monitress, Mrs. Isa-
dore Lazar, sentinel; Mrs. S.
Miller, guardian; Mrs. E. Roth,
guide; Mesdames Danzig, Gill,
Tarnoff, trustees.

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HOME RELIEF ACTIVE
IN WAR AID

The Home Relief Society closed
the season with a board meeting,
June 12, at the home of Mrs.
Charles Bassey on Glendale Ave.
The board of directors voted
to contribute $250 to Russian War
Relief, $100 to Chinese War Re-
lief, and $25 to Navy Relief.
Cookies are being sent to the
Red Cross Hospital at Fort Custer
each month. Aug. 16 is Home
Relief Day at Fort Custer Snack
Bar. Mrs. Samuel Arkin, HO.
2213, chairman of U.S.O. activi-
ties, and Mrs. Barney Newman,
TO. 5-3600, chairman of cookies
for the Red Cross Hospital, would
appreciate calls from members
regarding donations during the
summer.
Case meetings will continue
during the summer. Volunteers
wishing to serve call Mrs. Max-
well Emmer, TO. 8-6162.
Announcement of the annual
Home Relief Dinner to take place
Oct. 25 at Book-Cadillac Hotel,
was made by the chairman of
ways and means, Mrs. Ralph
Levy

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SIGMA THETA DELTA
INSTALLS OFFICERS

Sigma Theta Delta sorority of
Wayne University installed new
officers at a formal dinner party
June 17, at the Tropics. Officers
were installed by Pera Shapiro,
r etiring president, now vice-pres-
ident of the Literati Club at
Wayne University.
The new officers are Presi-
dent, Nettie Seligson, who is also
president of Literati Club; vice-
president, Frances Wruble; re -
cording secretary, Helen Yosko-
witz; corresponding secretary,
Gertrude Weinstein; treasurer,
Dorothy Menenberg; inter-soror-
ity council representative, Sarah
Perlmutter.
Six new members were form-
ally initiated: Helen Cooper,
Sarah Dobrowitch, Shirley Hirsh.
Sylvia King, Reva Romer, and
Elaine Nagler. Elaine Nagler re-
ceived the award presented tra-
ditionally to the outstanding new
member.
Keys were presented to five
graduated members: Jewel Klein,
Charlotte Pearlstein, Marian
Goodman, Evelyn Pearlman, and
Fran Ross.

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YESHIVAH AUXILIARY

The excursion to Bob-Lo of the
Ladies of Yeshivath Beth Ye-
,. hudah will take place this Sun-
day. Tickets are available by
calling TO. 5-1171 or at the dock
on Sunday morning.

Friday, June 19, 1

THE JEWISH NEWS

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MASADA PIONEER WOMEN

Masada chapter of Pioneer
Women's Organization held its
second annual installation dinner
at Huyler's June 16. The follow-
ing officers were installed: . pres-
ident, Mrs. Harry Katz; vice-
presidents, Mrs. David Colman
and Mrs. Norman Kanter; treas-
urer, Mrs. J. J. Karbal; corres-*
ponding secretary, Mrs. A. Hell-
er; recording secretary, Mrs. Si-
mon Karbal; financial secretary,
Mrs. S. Schulman.
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June Brides

SEGAL AUXILIARY'S
CONVENTION DELEGATE

Mrs. Paul Shapiro, of 4834
Cortland Ave., left Detroit as
delegate to the convention of the
Molly Segal Consumption Relief
Society in Denver, Colo., repre-
senting the Molly Segal Auxili-
ary. Representatives will bring
funds from every state in the
?hoto by J. J. Clarke
Union. Several banquets, a for-
MRS. ALVIN AUGUST
mal affair and a tour through the
sanitoriums have been planned
At an impressive ceremony
for the delegates.
held at the Wilshire Hotel, Sun-
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day, June 14, the marriage of
Sosalind Arfa, daughter of Mr.
YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR
and
Mrs. Carl Arfa, and Alvin
CHOLEM INSTALLATION
Mrs. Charles Cornell addressed August, son of Mrs. Samuel Au-
the membership luncheon of the gust and the late Mr. August,
Young Women's Bicur Cholem was solemnized. Dr. A. M. Hersh-
and installed the following of- man officiated, assisted by Can-
ficers on June 8, at Milady's tor Jacob Sonenklar.
Sally August, sister of the
House: Mrs. George Brown, presi-
dent; Mrs. William Stoller and groom, attended the bride as
Mrs. Louis Millman, vice-presi- maid of honor, and Mrs. Samuel
dents; Mrs. Joseph Fisher, treas- Stulberg was the matron of hon-
urer; Mrs. Sam St u l b e r g, or. The flower girl was Etta Gail
recording secretary; Mrs. Joseph Benyas.
Jerome Arfa, brother of the
Viedrah, corresponding secretary.
bride, acted as best man, and
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the guests were seated by the
SISTERS OF ZION
ushers, Yale Arfa, another broth-
Sisters of Zion Mizrachi will er of the bride; Sanford Green,
sponsor installation of officers 2nd Lieut. Benjamin Hertz, Dr.
and a strawberry festival on June Samuel Stulberg, Ted Leibovitz
30, at 1:30 p. m., at the Shaarey and Marvin Sedon.
Zedek. Mrs. J. S. Sperka will in-
Following the ceremony, din-
stall the officers. Hillel Abrams ner was served for the immedi-
will render vocal selections. Mrs. ate families.
Joseph H. Kunin will preside.
Mr. and Mrs. August left for
Mrs. Morris Israel is in charge a two-weeks' honeymoon at the
of arrangements. M e s d a m es Spink-Wawasee Hotel in Indiana,
Abraham Kelman and Pauline after which they will be at home
Adler are hostesses. The public at 2441 Blaine Ave.
is invited.
Agitr..;
On June 8, Mrs. A. D. Markson
entertained the board in honor
of the coming marriage of her
daughter, Leonore Jane.
An excursion to Bob-Lo will be
held Aug. 9. Mrs. Kelman is I
chairman.

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First Lieutenant Robert Kuhn,
M. C., son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
June 21—Miss Lenore Z
L. Kuhn, of Moss Ave, Highland
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Park, left to assume his duties
Zazelle, 1709 Conlyn, P
at Geiger Army Air Base,
phia, Pa., to Sgt. Milton
Spokane, Wash.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robe
A farewell shower was given wil, 8621 LaSalle Blvd.
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by Miss Dorothy Miller and Miss
Estelle Katz at 18041 Griggs Ave.
June 21—Miss Molly
in honor of Mrs. Eileen Ruebens daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
who is leaving for Texas to join Karp, 18518 Woodingham
her husband, Ben Ruebens, who Harold Haas, son of Mrs.
is a Staff Sergeant at Fort Bliss. Haas, 13141 LaSalle Blvd.,
Pvt. Moe Barak, son of Mr. and Wilshire. Rabbi Morris Adl
Mrs. Samuel Barak, has returned officiate. The couple is pl
to Chica
to Fort Williams, Maine, after a honeymoon • trip
• •
spending his furlough in this
June 21—Miss Jean
city.
daughter of Mr. and Mt.
Lieut. George II. Goldstone of Fleish, to Alfred A. Klein,
Ft. Ord, Calif., is the guest of his Mr. and Mrs. Derso Kle
parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Gold- Gladstone Ave. Open ho
stone of Woodrow Wilson Ave.
relatives and friends 7 to 10
Lieut. and Mrs. Samuel Gin- at 2936 Pasadena. No car
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gold left last week for San An-
June 21—Miss Leonore
tonio, Tex., where Dr. Gingold
will report for active duty. The Markson, daughter of Mrs.
members of Mrs. Gingold's David Markson of 3293
Thursday Club entertained her did Ave. and the late
at a luncheon at Hotel Statler Markson, to Rabbi Morris
Dembowitz, son of Mr. an •
prior to her departure.
Abraham Dembowitz of
Lieut. Leslie Kaplan, who was York, at 3 p. m., at the J
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Morris Theological Seminary in
Marks during the past week, is York. Dr. Louis Finkelstei
now stationed in New Orleans, officiate.
La.
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Ensign and Mrs. Howard Wol-
ton (Ruth Frank), whose mar-
riage was solemnized in San
Francisco May 28, are spending a
few days in Detroit, enroute to
Boston, Mass.

June 21—Miss Paulene
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nidorf, to Dr. Jules Barr,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barr
S. Mogill officiating at 1
Reception at 2072 Haze
Private Ivan Jacobson was the Ave., 2 to 4 p. m.
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Jacobson, of Boston Blvd. UNIVERSITY NOTES
last week.
Richard Grosslight, so
Sgt. Jack Charles Leve, sta Sherman Grosslight, has ret
tioned with the Radio and Sig- from the University of Calif
nal corps in Chicago, was the in Los Angeles.
Miller Weisman, son of
guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Leve, during the Mrs. Sidney Weisman of
Blvd., is home from Duke
past week.
versity, Durham, N. C.
Hershchel Greenberg, s
and Mrs. Carl S. Schiller of
Woodingham Dr., and Henry H. Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Green
Berris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- back from the University of
as, Austin, Tex.
uel Berris of Clairmount Ave.
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Cantor Jacob Sonenklar sang the
PARTY
16th
BIRTHDAY
vocal accompaniment.
A formal dinner dance w
Mrs. Arthur Schubiner was the given in honor of June
matron of honor, and Miss Shir- Goldstaff at the Chinese
ley Rovin was maid of honor. The Gardens this Friday by her
bridesmaids were the Misses ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Gel
Naomi Lewis and Laurie Frano- 4066 Pasadena, on her 16th
witz. Al Berris was best man. day.
The ushers were Dr. Irving Ber-
ris, Stanley Berris and Donald
Schiller.
UNUSUAL and SPLEN
Out-of-town guests were Mr.
OPPORTUNITY FOR
and Mrs. Morrie Leitson of Ak-
ron, 0.; Al Berris, Akron, O.;
I Mr. and Mrs. Phil B. Krause,
An old established and hl
respected Detroit business firm
I Mrs. Joseph Greenberg, Mr. and
sires the assistance of a wo
Mrs. David Robbins, Chicago;
good standing In the commu
Whether you are employed at
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Shever,
ent or are a• housewife, this
Saginaw; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
prove ideally suited to you
much as only spare time effo
Koffman, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Feld-
phone calls from home is all
man, Bay City; Mr. and Mrs.
may be required to bring yo
appreciable added income.
Robert Kostoff, Flint.
les, of course, treated, In stri
After their return from a cruise
confidence. You may arrange
to. Mackinaw Islands, Mr. and
personal Interview by writing
Number 43. The Jewish N
Mrs. Berris will be at home at
Penobscot Bldg., Detroit, idle
13233 LaSalle Blvd.

COMING MARRIAGE

Of interest to Detroiters is the
announcement of the approaching
marriage of Miss Jeannette Klein,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Klein of Cleveland, formerly of
Detroit, to Dr. Claudio Gerbi, of
New York, formerly of Milan,
Italy. Dr. Gerbi is the son of
M. Gerbi of Lima, Peru. The wed-
ding will take place June 21 in
Cleveland. Rabbi Barnett Brick-
ner will officiate. -
Miss Klein is a graduate of
Western Reserve University and
attained the distinction of being
the youngest person to teach in
the High Schools in Cleveland.
Dr. Gerbi was a director of med-
ical reserach in Western Reserve
University and is now an in-
structor at Columbia University.
Detroiters who will attend the
wedding include Aaron Klein,
Miss Julia Klein, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Klein and Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Klein.

DETROIT WOMA

MRS. HENRY H. BERRIS

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Photo by J. J. Clarke

The Shaarey Zedek Synagogue
was the scene of a beautiful
candlelight wedding service on
June 14, when Rabbi A. M.
Hershman and Rabbi Morris Ad-
ler united in marriage Miss Ei-
leen Schiller, daughter of Mr.

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