Lt. Jack Nater is spending a two-week leave with his wife, the
former Gertrude Weinstein, of 2971 Glendale. Lt. Nater has just
completed a four-month course in ordnance at the Officers' Can-
didate School at Aberdeen, Md. He previously spent 18 months in
the Aleutians. He will report back to Aberdeen, where he will
serve as instructor.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sucher of 19570 Stratford Rd. have just
returned from Boston, Mass., where their son, GM 3/c Donald
Sucher, was stationed.
Pfc. Arthur Doctor who has been spending a 30 day furlough
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Doctor of Calvert Ave.,
after 24 months overseas, has left to rejoin his unit organization in
the Southwest Pacific.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Broder of Lawrence Ave. have returned
from Cambridge, 0., where they visited their son, Pfc. Harry
Broder, who recently has returned from overseas.
Capt. and Mrs. Edward Rosenthal, Jr., of Parkside Ave., left
for Santa Monica, Cal., where they will spend two weeks and
from where the Captain will be re-assigned for further duty.
Ens. Morton Clamage who recently returned from a year's
overseas duty, the last engagement being at Iwo Jima, is spending
a 20-day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Clamage
of San Juan Dr. His brother, Lt. (jg) Stanford Clamage, who has
been overseas for nine months and also participated at Iwo Jima,
is expected home this week-end. Their brother Lt. (jg) Irwin
Clamage, who is on a 30-day leave, arrived with Mrs. Clamage and
their small son two weeks ago.
Lt. James Zuckerman, stationed at Fort Monmouth, N. J., is
spending two weeks with his parents, Mr .and Mrs. Elmer Zucker-
man of Plymouth.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert Morrison and their small daughter
Rosalie who have been residing in Ann Arbor are spending two
weeks in the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marwill
of LaSalle Blvd. before the Captain will leave for his new post.
Mrs. Allan H. Wolfson and her small son and daughter who
has been residing in Memphis, at present are making their home
with Mrs. Wolfson's mother, Mrs. Henry N. Weinstein of 2668 Cal-
vert Ave. while Lt. Wolfson is on overseas duty.
Mrs. Alexander Freeman of Chicago Blvd. is expected home
this week-end from Washington where she visited her son, Capt.
Alwyn V. Freeman.
C/M Norman E. Feinberg left for New York City after spend-
ing a week-end leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.
Feinberg of Oak Dr. His brother, Pfc. Robert M. Feinberg who
has recently returned from overseas duty is home on a con-
valescent furlough.
Lt. Leonard Stone who is stationed at Big Spring, Tex., is
spending a two weeks' leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David
S. Stone of Chicago Blvd.
_Mrs. Wilfred Doner and her small son and daughter of Hunt-
ington Woods have left for Oklahoma City to join her husband,
Pvt. Doner.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Geschelin have moved from Edison Ave.
and are now residing at 17546 Pennington Dr.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Jospey and their daughter Joanne have
moved from Wildemere Ave., and are now residing at 20130 Wake-
field Ave.
The S. Joseph Wallachs formerly of 2286 Calvert are now re-
siding at 19629 Roslyn Road.

Births

Engagements

April 14—To Mr. and Mrs. S.
L. Kushner (Lois Gerson of
Philadelphia) a son, James
Alan.
* * *
,May 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Max
Madorsky (Anne IvIadorsk37) of
Glendale Ave., a son, Martin
Lewis.
* * *
May 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Stein (Roslyn Gerson) of 3036
Monterey, a daughter, Sheryl
Lynn.
* * *
May 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Ira
L. Fishman, a son, Steven Allan.
* * *.
April 26—To Cpl. and Mrs.
Marvin Madgy (Mollye Freed-
man), a daughter, Maureen
Susan.
* * *
May 3—To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur L. Shaw (Gertrude
Langsam) of 3813 Clements, a
daughter, Fern Lee.
* * *
April 29—to Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Cohen (Claire Langer) of
Fullerton Ave., a son, Stephen.
* * *
May 4—To Mr. and Mrs. David
P. Zack (Evelyn Croll) of 17181
Northlawn, a daughter, Caroline.
* * *
May 12—To Mr. and Mrs. 'Wil-
liam H. Brown (Adele Mermel-
stein) of 2504 Taylor, a daughter,
Joyce Estelle.
* * *
May 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Casman (Beatrice Glieber-
man) of Tuller Ave., a son, Joel
Alan.
* * *
May 9—To Sgt. and Mrs. I.
Buchman (Emily Hoffenberg) of
El Paso, Tex., a son, Clifford
Michael.

Mrs. Bessie Shapiro of Cin-
cinnati announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Elizabeth,
to Rabbi Joseph M. Strauss,
spiritual leader of Beth El Tem-
ple, Chicago, son of Rabbi and
Mrs. I. Strauss of Pontiac, Mich.
The wedding will be held in De-
troit in June.
* 5 5
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lichten-
stein of Cortland Ave., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Selma Vivianne, to Sydney
Guttentag, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Guttentag of Gladstone
Ave. The announcement was
made at a family gathering at
their home on May 8. No wed-
ding date has been set.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Begun,
of 1546 Chicago Blvd., announce
the engagement of their gaugh-
ter, Blanche, to Capt. Albert Dick-
man, AAC, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Dickman, of Philadelphia.
The wedding will take place in
June.
* * *
Kr. and Mrs. Alex Werbe of
2074 Atkinson Ave. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Lois Jean, to Aerographer
2/c Philip Brodax, son of Mrs.
Rae Grossman of Cleveland.

May '27—Audrey Geschelin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Geschelin to Ens. Irving A. Rose,
USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Rose of Winthrop Ave. Re-
ception following ceremony from
7 to 10 p. in. at the Geschelin
residence at 17546 Pennington
Dr. No cards.

Marriages

WEINSTEIN - SCHEER: Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Scheer of Monica
Ave., announce the marriage of
their daughter, Ruth, to Hervin
Weinstein, son of Mrs. Kate Lin-
enthal of Monterey Ave. The
ceremony was performed on
May 1

Lt. Gerson and His Bride

Officers Re-Elected
By Russell Woods
Hadassah Group

ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Bridal Calendar

Friday, May 18, 1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Ten

At the annual meeting of Ha-
dassah Russell Woods Group,
May 8, Mrs. John Frazer, presi-
dent, gave a report of the year's
accomplishments. Mrs. Dora Ehr-
lich addressed the meeting.
The following officers were re-
elected: president, Mrs. John
Frazer; vice presidents, Mesdames
J. J. Marks, Benjamin and M. J.
Greenberg; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Geo. D. Seyburn; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Saul E.
Gordon; treasurer, Mrs. Sam
Arkin; financial secretary, Mrs.
Lester Hollander; assistant finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Harold K.
Salasnek.
Eighteen were elected to a two-
year term on the board of direc-
tors, as follows: Mesdames Claire
Axelrod, Philip Brezner, Herman
K. Cohen, Joe M. Dorfman, Sadie
Engelman, Nathan Goldman, Sam
Heyman, Chas. Hyman, Mack
Lane, J. M. Lattin, Joseph New :.
man, M. Rosen, Burton M. Seidon,
Louis Seiton, S a in Shekter,
Arthur Weber, Al Weisman and
Simon H. Weisman.
Also elected for one-year terms
are Mesdames Max Blumberg,
Philip H. Broudo, Morris Gour-
witz, Theo. Isaacs, Morris Krause,
Samuel M. Levin, Sam Lipshy,
Maxfield Mathis and Louis Pan-
ush. Miss Hattie Gittleman was
appointed permanent sponsor for
this group.
The new Jewish National Fund
chairman, Mrs. Chas. Hyman,
will accept contributions and will
send out tree certificates for all
occasions. She may be reached
at HO. 0345.

United Yiddish Folk
Organizations to Hold
Affair at Center May 27

The United Yiddish Folk Or-
ganizations will hold a general
meeting and concert on Sunday,
May 27, at 8 p. m., in the audit-
orium of the Jewish Center.
Max Bressler, president of the
Chicago division of the American
Jewish Congress, will be guest
speaker. Maxim Brodin and
Zelda Zlatin will give a recital
of Jewish folk music.
This meeting is planned as a
general rally for all members of
the organizations affiliated with
the United Yiddish Folks Organ-
ization's City Committee.

POALE ZION Branch II will
hold its annual social affair on
May 20, at the Rose Sittig Cohen
Bldg. The program will include
Moshe Dombey, Shirley Fleisher
and the Halevy Hazomir. Re-
freshments will be served. All
are welcome.

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* *

Elizabeth Claster
Schwartz became
the bride of Lt.
(j.g.) Irving G.
Gerson, USNR, in
a quiet ceremony
at the home of her
parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Schwartz
of Waukegan, 111.,
on May 1.

Lt. Gerson is the
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Gerson of
Detroit.

*

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*

Dr. Mann to Speak
At Pisgah Lodge's
Meeting on Monday

Mrs. Hopp Re-Elected
President of Temple
Beth El Sisterhood

The Temple Beth El Sister-
hood has re-elected Mrs. John C.
Hopp as president for the third
consecutive year.
Other officers and members of
the board of directors are Mes-
dames Maurice Klein and Oscar
M. Zemon, vice-presidents; Ben
Salon, treasurer; Herbert I. Kal-
let, recording secretary; Harry
L. Phillips, financial secretary;
C. Louis Maas, corresponding
secretary; Philip Brown, Burton
Clamage, H. J. L. Frank, I.
Lloyd Frankel, Alfred Gach,
Theodore Jacobwitz, George A.
Kleinman, Morton J. Newland-
er, Herbert D. Robinson, Alvin
M. Rodecker, Harold M. Sha-
pero, Hilda Vau Consant, Leon
Winkelman, Merrill E. Silver-
stein, and Miss Dorothy Bloom
and Miss Edith Heavenrich.
The following ex-officio mem-
bers on the board: Mesdames
Philip Bloomgarden, Leo M.
Franklin, Lawrence Freedman,
Isaac Gilbert, B. Benedict Gla-
zer, Harry Krohn, Henry Meyers,
Oscar C. Robinson, Mayer B.

Pisgah Lodge Bnai Brith will
present Dr. Louis L. Mann, of
Chicago, as guest speaker at the
May open meeting Monday eve-
ning. Dr. Mann's topic will be
"Collective Security or Collective
Suicide."
The meeting will be held in
the Brown Memorial Chapel at
Temple Beth El, at 8:15 p. m.
Dr. Mann, Rabbi of the Chi-
cago Sinai Congregation and a
member of the National Bnai
Brith Hillel Foundation Commis-
sion, is an educator and author.
The program also will feature
musical selections by Henri Siegl,
violinist with the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra.

Sulzberger, Samuel Van Noor-
den and Sol A. 'Wolff.

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