Friday, August 28, 1942
Emma Schaver is Soloist
At Temple Israel Services
Popular Detroit Soprano Will Sing in Art Institute Auditor-
ium During High Holidays As Well As at
Sabbath Eve Services
When the solemn High Holyday period is ushered
in with Rosh Hashanah, another innovation will be intro-
duced here in synagogue choral work.
At Temple Israel services in the auditorium of the
Detroit Institute of Arts, Emma Lazaroff Schaver, Detroit's
popular soprano, will sing Hebrew melodies and will be
presented as soloist during th
Holydays as well as at Sabbath
Eve services.
YESHIVAH AUXILIARY'S
LUNCHEON ON OCT. 20
The Ladies of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah are completing plans
for the annual donor luncheon to
be held at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday,
Oct. 20, in the Yeshivah Build-
ing, Dexter and Cortland.
A "Calling Squad Pledge Corn-
mittee" has been appointed con-
sisting of Mesdames Isadore
Cohen, Wolf Cohen, David Ap-
plebaum, Hy Cohen, Abbe A.
Levi, Morris H. Berris, Joseph
Grossman, Charles T. Gellman
and Fay Teitelbaum.
Rabbi J. J. Nathan will be the
speaker and David Berris the
toastmaster.
Tickets are available from
members, at the Yeshivah or by
calling TU. 5-1171.
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seen called for repeat concerts;
and she has received fine ova-
tions in Warsaw, Tel Aviv and
An Excellent Choice
Recognized as one of this coun- the Emek Jezreel. Directors of
try's ablest singers of Hebrew International Music Festivals in
songs and traditional melodies. Detroit selected her as ,the out- OFFICERS ELECTED BY
as well as folksongs and operatic standing Jewish singer, and she ELI LEVIN AUXILIARY
At the last meeting of Lt. Eli
selections, Mrs. Scheyer is an has been lauded by Tito Schipa,
Levin Ladies' Auxiliary, 230 of
excellent choice for the solo
Jewish War Veterans of the U.
parts planned by Temple Israel.
S. the following officers were
As a concert and .,pera singer
elected:
who has made appearances in
President, Rose Cantor; Sr. V-
Medico, Palestine, Poland and
Pres., Kathleen Goldfine; Jr. V-
Canada, in addition to her many
Pres., Emma Peck; treasurer,
appearances in cities throughout
C l a r a Breitman; conductress,
the United States, Mrs. Scheyer
Florence Sinkofff; chaplai n,
has an interesting record of mu-
Esther Singerman; judge advo-
sical successes.
cate, Louba Lupiloff; guardian,
Dorn in Russia, she was
Sidonia Goldberg.
brought to Detroit as an infant
Plans are being made for the
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
installation of officers to be held
Jacob Lazaroff. She was edu-
Sept. 15, jointly with Lt. Eli
cated in the Detroit schools, re-
Levin Post 230, J. W. V. Further
ceived her musical education in
details will be announced at a
the Detroit Institute of Musical
later date.
Art and studied in Italy. While
her training was in the English
language she has mastered Yid-
dish. Hebrew and other lang-
uages and is recognized as one
of the leading Jewish folksing-
ers.
Jan Peerce and other great sing-
Has Had Wide Experience
ers with whom she has appeared
Mrs. Scheyer has appeared in joint recitals.
WASHINGTON (JPS).—Judge
with the San Carlo Opera Co.
Detroit Jews will recall that Samuel I. Rosenman of the New
in this country and with the Emma Lazaroff Scheyer made York Supreme Court, trouble-
Cincinnati Opera Co. in Mexico her first major appearance here shooter for the President, has fin-
City. Her recitals were heard as the heroine in the operetta ished drafting a program for the
in New York, Los Angeles, Chi- "Samson and Delilah," staged in control of inflation which will
cago, Cleveland, Montreal and Orchestra Hall by the United result in the issuance by the
Toronto. The New York Times Hebrew Schools. She is as much President of an executive order
music critic said that her singing at home in Italian and other establishing a seven-man Eco-
was of a type that "could be European languages as she is nomic Stabilization Authority, it
heartily endorsed not only for in English, Hebrew and Yiddish. was reported here.
the fine quality of her ample
Mrs. Scheyer excels especially
Judge Rosenman, who had
tones. but for her discriminating
in "Kol Nidre," which she likes some months ago solved the
use of them."
to render to her own piano ac- housing tangle by suggesting the
Honored By Music Leaders
companiment. An audience of merger of all Federal agencies
She has become a favorite with 3,500, in Carnegie Hall in New dealing with the problem, has
thousands in New York, Toronto York, several months ago cheered been asked by the President,
and Montreal, where she has itself hoarse after hearing her whose counsel he was when Mr.
play and sing this number.
Roosevelt was Governor, to sur-
Her husband, Morris L. Sche- vey the whole field of prices,
yer, to whom she was married wages, taxes, savings, credits and
in 1924, is one of the leading other items involved in the in-
labor Zionist leaders in Detroit. flation picture.
Dinner on
Judge Rosenman
Aids President in
War on Inflation
Comprises Two Representatives Each From JDC and UPA,
and Three From Jewish Communities at Large;
Refugee Service Gets Fixed Sum
The appointment of an Allotment Committee to al
locate funds raised by the 1942 United Jewish Appeal
for Refugees, Overseas Needs and Palestine, was an
nounced this week by Rabbi Jonah B. Wise, chairman o
the Fund Raising Committee of the Joint Distribution
-
Committee, and Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, national chair-
man of the United Palestine Appeal.
In accordance with the provi-
sions of the agreement constitut-
ing the 1942 United Jewish Ap-
peal, the Allotment Committee
has authority over the distribu-
tion of all funds raised by the
United Jewish Appeal above the
initial sum of $9,100,000. Funds
in excess of this sum are to be
divided between the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee and the
United Palestine Appeal by the
Allotment Committee. The Na-
tional Refugee Service has re-
ceived a fixed grant for the year.
Following the precedent estab-
lished in previous years, mem-
bership of the 1942 Allotment
Committee is composed of two
representatives each of the J.D.C.
and the U.P.A., and three repre-
sentatives of the Jewish corn..
munities at large selected jointly
by the two organizations. Mem-
bers of the Allotment Committee
are James H. Becker of Chicago
and I Edwin Goldwasser of New
York, representing the J.D.C.;
Charles T. Rosenbloom of Pitts
burgh and Dr. Abba Hillel Silve
of Cleveland, representing th
U.P.A.; and Joel Gross of New
ark, Louis Caplan of Pittsburg
and Edwin J. Schanfarber o
Columbus, representing the com
munities generally.
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Annual Home Relief
Oct. 25
The first board meeting of the
season of the Home Relief So-
ciety took place Aug. 21, at the
home of Mrs. Maxwell Emmer.
Oakman Blvd.
Reports were given by chair-
men of committees.
Mrs. Ralph Levy, chairman of
the ways and means committee,
and of the forthcoming dinner
dance, save a complete report of
the activities during the summer
months.
The major fund-raising project
of the organization i sits annual
dinner dance, to be held at the
Book-Cadillac Hotel on Sunday.
Oct. 25.
The purpose of the annual din-
ner dance is to raise sufficient
funds with which to carry on
the humanitarian work of the
organization. Those wishing to
make their pledges and reserva-
tions for this affair may do so
by calling Mrs. Paul Garelick,
Tyler 5-7822, or Mrs. Samuel
Arkin, HO. 2213. Mrs. Charles
E. Harris was appointed rum-
mage chairman. Reservations for
the use of the store may be had
by calling Tyler 6-7791.
Mrs. Albert Oppenheim was
appointed chairman of memor-
jams, and anyone desiring to
place, a memoriam in the Year
Book may call DA. 4702. -
In order to insure the success
of the annual • affair, weekly
meetings will be held every
Thursday, 10 to 12 a.m. The first
meeting was held at ale home
of Mrs. Ralph Levy, 3025 Law.:
rence Ave.
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