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J.N.F. Auxiliary's
Election Tuesday
THE JEWISH NEWS
Births
Surprise Betrothal
Announcement Made
April 18—To Mr. and Mrs.
Workers in Successful 1944 Sidney M. Shevitz of 4751 Sturt-
evant Ave., a daughter, Vivian.
Drive Feted at Victory
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Luncheon
May 1—To Mr. and Mrs.
Manny Fishman (Rose Hodell)
' Workers who were responsible of Ohio Ave., a daughter, Jane
for the record-breaking success Frances.
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of the 1944 fund-raising effort
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
May 3—To Mr. and Mrs.
Jewish National Fund were hon- Eugene Gross (Joyce Rich) of
ored at a victory luncheon held Cortland Ave., a son.
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April 27 at the Rose Sittig
•Cohen Bldg. •
May 4—To Sgt. and Mrs. Na-
The Ladies' Auxiliary raised than Minkoff (Miriam Newman)
the sum of $36,000 in this year's of 3461 W. Outer Drive, a
drive which concluded with the daughter, Myra Kay.
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gathering at the Masonic Temple
on March 22, with Pierre Van
May 5—To -Lt. and Mrs. Albert
Paassen as speaker. At the vic- L. Fuchs (Barbara Wilkus) of
tory luncheon, 150 workers were Boston Blvd., a daughter, Susan.
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guests of the auxiliary. Host-
esses were Mesdames Leo Gold,
May 5—To Lt. and Mrs. Rob-
rim
r,
Larry Chanin, Sherman Harri- ert Morrison (Natalie Marwil)
ala
son, Jules Kraft, William Klafer, of. Washington, D. C., a daugh- GERTRUDE HELEN LEAVITT
Julius London, Benjamin Laikin, ter, .--Rosalie. Lt. Morrison is
M. Lublin, Albert. Posen, A. stationed in Belvoir, Va.
At an open-house given in hon-
or of their son, Ensign Gerald M.
Potiker, Harry Schumer and M.
Leavitt, USNR, Mr. and Mrs.
Schubiner. Mrs. Nathan Z_ack
Samuel P. Leavitt of 10470 East
was chairman of the party and
Outer Drive, as a surprise, an-
thanks were extended to Mes-
nounced the engagement of their
dames M. Goldberg, B. Lehrman
and I. Cabot for their assistance.
CARO-KAVANAU Mr. a n d daughter, Gertrude Helen Lea-
Officers of the auxiliary will Mrs. Samuel L. _ Kavanau • an- vitt, to Harry B. Evans, son • of
be elected at a meeting at 1:15 nounce the marriage of their Samuel Evans.
p.m. next Tuesday at the Rose - daughter, Leslie, to Sgt. Louis
Sittig Cohen Bldg. Pupils of the M. Caro of U. S. Army, son of
United Hebrew Schools will pre- Mr. and Mrs. David Caro of San
sent a pageant of the Jewish Francisco, Calif.
holidays, under the direction of
Sgt. Caro is stationed at the
Henri Goldberg. Aliza Stullman Oakland Hospital, Oakland,
will be the accompanist.
Calif.
An appeal has been issued by
Sgt. and Mrs. Caro are resid-
Dances sponsored at the Bnai
Mrs. Philip Cutler, president of ing at the Alexander Hamilton David for teen-age groups are at-
the Ladies' Auxiliary, for the Hotel at San Francisco.
tracting community interest.
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planting of trees in Palestine on
The youngsters play ping pong
Mother's Day. Trees may be
ALLEN-SWADE: The mar- and shuffle board and are provid-
planted by calling the auxiliary's riage of Miss Elaine Swade,
ed with entertainment.
tree committee chairman, Mrs. I. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
During the summer, these en-
Goodman, TO. 8-2669.
Maurice Swade of Greenlawn tertainments will be sponsored
Ave., and Cpl. Marvin J. Allen, every other Saturday night.
son of Mr. and •Mrs. Max Abra-
This Saturday night, entertain-
sohn of Wisconsin Ave., took ment will take the form of a
place at 7:30 o'clock, Thursday floor show.
These socials are sponsored by
Mr. and Mrs. Edw'ard Gold- evining, May 11, at the Lee
man of 2334 Highland Ave., an- Plaza, Rabbi Leon Fram •offici- the Men's Club of Bnai David.
nounce the engagement of their ating. The young couple are
daughter, • Beverly, to Donald making their home at present at
MIDWAY FLORIST
Blustein, S 2/c, of the U. S. Marysville, Calif. Cpl. Allen is
3351 West Davison
TO. 8-1650
Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sid- stationed at Camp Beale.
ney Blustein of Grand Ave.
Reception Sunday, May 14, 2 to 4
p. m. No cards.
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' Mr. and Mrs. Eli Danish of
Gladstone Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Claire, to Tech. 5th • Grade An-
drew Ross Miller of the U. S.
Army, son of Mrs. Ruth Miller.
Tech 5th Grade Miller is station-
ed at Camp Butner, N. C.
Marriages
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ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY
Mrs. Joseph L. Levy of Calvert Ave. has returned from 10 days
in Kalamazoo where she was visiting with friends.
Capt. Perry. P. Burnstine has returned to his post at Camp
Fannim, Tex., following a short leave spent with Mrs. Burnstine
and their daughters in their home on LaSalle Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore E. Goodman and daughter Marian, of
Sherbourne Rd., are at the Pierre in New York for a 10-day stay.
Honoring Max Stein's recovery from illness, 35 friends met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stein, 2738 Glendale, Sunday evening ; .
for dinner • and entertainment. The Steins filled seven family
emergency kits for Russian War Relief, to be included in the
good-will carton shipment to Soviet Russia.
Mrs. Albert Meister, teacher of dramatic art, will present'
her pupils in a Dramatic Art Recital on May 18, at 8 p. m., at
the Jewish Center. The following will participate: Sue Winston,
Sandra Sinai, Phillis Pullberg, Arlene Shayne, Barbara Feldman,
Sally Kleiman, Gloria Gittleman, Deena Robbins, Lorraine Syner,
Joan Salley, Joel Reisner, and Jo Ann Meister. Barbara Renton.
and Barbara Sue Knighton, of the Miltimore School of Dance,
will entertain with dancing. Martha Meistpr and Rosalie David-
son will render piano selections.
Mrs. Joseph Rosenberg of the Bekrest Hotel' has returned from
a few weeks visit in New York City.
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Miss Bertha Broudy of Tyler Ave. will leave next 'Tuesday for
an extended stay in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Fred Sherman of Beaconsfield. Ave. is spending a few days
in Cleveland.
Teen-Age Socials
Sponsored at Bnai
David by Men's Club
Engagements
INTRODUCING ..
Bridal Calendar
June 4—Miss Alice Silber-
stein, daughter of Mrs. Regin4
Silberstein of Rhode Island Ave.,
to Dr. William Weiss, son of ,the
late Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weiss.
1944 JUNE
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