Friday, April 27, 1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

Local Brevities

Fashion Show Feature
Of Little Women of
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
AND RECREATION presented a Hadassah Affair May 6

Page Eleven

Mrs. Welt to Speak
At Women's Council
Luncheon on May 1

Congress Women Elect
Officers Wednesday
Miss Lois Leiser, 18-year-old At Luncheon-Meeting

Miss Loh Leiser Appears
In Two Detroit Concerts

costume Spring festival of songs,
dances and drama last Friday at
Cass High School. The cast in-
cluded 600 girls ranging in age
from 5 to 17. A chorus of 400
voices sang the melodies. Parti-
cipants in the prodUction entitled
"Dorothy's Adventures" includ-
ed Renee Adler, 1601 Blaine;
Sally Nissenbaum, 1636 Glad-
stone; Clara Kash, 8622 Twelfth;
Millie Friedman, 1492 Lee Place;
Lleen Cohen, 8823 Woodrow Wil-
son; Renee Dulberg, 1636 Glad-
stone; Mary Gertrude Conder,
1508 Hazelwood; Beverly Koren-
wasser, 1620 Gladstone and Re-
nee Dater, 1610 Hazelwood.
* * *
CLOVER HILL PARK CEME-
TERY has sent a notice to rela-
tives of those interred in the
cemetery notifying them that if
they wish to have flowers plant-
ed on graves before Decoration
Day they _should remit their
checks at once to the cemetery
office,. 1219 Detroit Bank Bldg.
* * *
GERTRUDE LAWRENCE, bril-
liant star of "Lady in the Dark",
"Susan .and God", and other
Broadway hits will open the 17th
consecutive season of Detroit
Town Hall in the Fisher Thea-
ter, Oct. 10. The list of 20 guests
will include Maria Osmena, H.
R. Knickerbocker, Waldeman
Kaempffert, Vincent Sheean,
Basil O'Connor, Madam Lakshmi
Pandit, Robert Boothby, M. P.,
* * *

BNAI DAVID MEN'S CLUB
members again donated blood to
the Red Cross on April 19. The
following were among the blood
donors: Joseph Baker, Edward
Kreske, David Leibow, Irwin
Ratner, Samuel Ravitz, Barney
A. Ross, Morris Shepphard, John
Schneider, Myron Solomon, Al-
bert Seigel, Samuel Traison,
Sam White, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Greenberg and Joseph Tenen-
berg.
* * *

A branch of the WORLD
AGUDAS ISRAEL YOUTH
COUNCIL was organized in De-
troit to advance the organiza-
tion's religious principles, Rabbi
Leizer Levine will address a
public meeting at Lachar's on
12th Saturday evening. The Rev.
Joseph Bornstein of Windsor,
temporary chairman of t h e
group, will also speak. Rev. Born-
stein was previously the leader
of the Agudah Youth Council in
Nosholsk, Poland.
* * *

Mrs. Morris Adler, wife of
The Detroit Section, National soprano, student of Max Levy,
Chaplain Morris Adler, will be Council of Jewish Women, will has made several appearances
the speaker at the annual Moth- entertain paid up members at its during the past week On April
ers and Daughters tea of Little
22, she was soloist at the banquet
Women of Had-
of
the Jewish People's Fraternal
assah at 1:30
Order branch 203. The affair
p. m. on May 6
took place at the Jericho Temple.
at the Wardell-
Miss Leiser also sang at the
Sheraton Hotel.
donor luncheon of the Reading
A fashion
Circle which took place on April
show, with
25. She is the daughter of Mr.
members serv-
and Mrs. Martin Leiser, 1607
ing as models,
W. Euclid Ave.
will be a feature
of the program
which will mark
Mrs. Adler
the year's clos-
ing event. New officers will be
installed.
Miriam Coggan is chairman of
the event. Pearl Gottleib is chair-
man of the fashion show. Miss
MRS. JOSEPH M. WELT
Coggan is acepting reservations
at UN. 3-7331.
annual luncheon next Tuesday,
at 12:30, at Hotel Statler.
Mrs. Joseph Welt, president of
Young Israel Women
the National Council of Jewish
Women, will speak on "Council
Hear Mrs. Mossman
Meets the Challenge."
At Dinner Monday
Besides her Council associa-
tions, Mrs. Welt has been prom-
Members and friends of the inent in civic affairs in the Jew-
Women's League of Young Israel ish Welfare Federation and
will hear Mrs. Esther Moss,man, Community Fund drives, is on
the board of the Jewish Com-
of the Detroit Zionist Youth munity Center, Visiting Nurse
Commission, at the mother- Association, and the tribute
daughter dinner Monday at the committee of the War Chest. She
Moss Catering Hall, Joy road at is a vice president of the local
Grand River.
branch of the United Clothing
The program will include sel- Drive as well as a member of the
ections by Drora Selesney; dram- national board headed • by Henry
MISS EVE GROSS
atic monologues by Reva Reich- J. Kaiser.
man; and an address by Esther
Mrs. Hershel V. Kreger, presi-
The engagement of Miss Eve
Bodzin, of the Kadimah Girls, dent of the Detroit Section, will
on "Mother and Daughter in the preside, and will read her an- Gross to Harvey Rosenberger
is announced by her parents,
Jewish Home".
nual report.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Gross of Ful-
The league's projects of spon-
soring the youth group program,
lerton Ave. Mr. Rosenberger is
packages to servicemen, Vaad
the son of Mrs. Clara Rosen-
Hatzalah Box Project, and other
berger of Dexter Blvd.
undertakings, will be reviewed.
Plans for the participation of
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the league in the erection of
Young Israel's Orthodox Center
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Dr. Gunzburg's Annual
Concert Monday Evening

Dr. Mark Gunzburg, noted
Detroit pianist, will give his an-
nual recital at 8:30 p. m. Monday
at the Women's City Club, Park
and Elizabeth. His program will
include selections from Beetho-
ven, Liszt and Saint-Saens.

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SISTERS OF ZION MIZ-
RACHI will meet Tuesday, May
1, at 1 p. m. at the Shaarey
Zedek. Guest speaker will be
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter.
The annual mother and daughter
program will be held on Monday,
May 28, at 6:30 p. m., at the
Moss Catering Co., Joy Rd. near
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POLONNER WOLINER AID
ASSOCIATION will hold its an-
nual dinner and installation of
officers at 7 p. m. Sunday in
Assembly Hall, 9125 Twelfth.
New officers are: Hyman Bar-
ak, president; Charles Solter,
vice president; Rena Fishman,
secretary; Max Schreiber, treas-
urer. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fish-
man, the founders, are honorary
chairmen.

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Honors Are Awarded
To Mosaic Chapter

During • the district conclave
held in the Ionic Temple on
April 20, 21, and 22, B. J. Meir-
ow, Deputy representative of
Grand Lodge of the Order of De-
Molay for Michigan, assisted by
his District Deputy, Al Harrison,
presented Mosaic Chapter Order
of DeMolay with a plaque for
being the outstanding chapter in
the district for 1944-45, because
of the excellent work done by
the chapter during the last year.
Mosaic Chapter was also award-
ed first prize for its outstanding
initiatory degree team.
On Saturday evening, in the
Oratorical contest, Mosaic Chap-
ter's representative, Sol Silver,
was runner-up, and received an
award for his good performance
on the subject "Filial Love".
On May 5, in the Masonic Tem-
ple, the new officers of Mosaic
Chapter will be installed, under
the leadership of Leon Elkind,
master councillor. Other officers
to be installed are Austin Kanter,
senior councillor, and Marvin
Fuller, junior councillor.
Mosaic Chapter meets every
Monday evening in the Masonic
Temple.

Election of officers of Detroit
Women's Division of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress will take
place at a luncheon meeting at
Hotel Statler next Wednesday,
at 12:30 p. m. For reservations
call Mrs. Samuel Blondy, UN.
2-9221.
Mrs. Emanuel Baker, chairman
of the clothing relief committee,
urges that clothing be turned
in for the United Nations Cloth-
ing Relief Drive at various sta-
tions. She may be called at UN.
3-3226 for the location of the
nearest station.
Mrs. Albert Boesky, HO. 4739,
is taking' orders for War Bonds.
Contributions to the Oswego
Fund are being taken by Mrs.
Joseph Newman, HO. 4868.

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