THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Fourteen
Women's Clubs
Shaarey Zedek Women
Continue Red Cross
Work During Summer
HEBREW LADIES' AID SOCI-
ETY'S new officers are: Mrs.
Julia Ring, president; Mrs. Sarah
Red Cross activities of Shaarey
Schwartz and Mrs. Jennie Wia- Zedek Sisterhood will be con-
trak, vice-presidents; Mrs. Sarah tinued throughout the summer
Berger, treasurer; Mrs. Helen
at the synagogue
Rosenthal, Mrs. Ida Goldfine and
rooms. The sew-
Mrs. Langer, financial, recording
ing and knitting
and corresponding sercetaries;
grOups meet
Mrs. Fannie Roth, inner guard;
each Monday
Mrs. Ethel Goodman, conduct-
and Wednesday
ress; Mrs. Wiatrak, sick visiting
from 11 to 4,
chairman; Mrs. Helen Liebson,
with Mrs. M.
case investigations; Mrs. Sophye
Halperin in
Janawitz, greetings chairman;
charge of the
Mrs. Helen Auslander, honorary
sewing on Mon-
chairman. The closing meeting
day and Mrs.
of the year was held June 20.
Mrs. Nadler
S. Perlmutter
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on Wednesday. Mrs. William
EZRA WOMEN'S DIVISION Nadler is in charge of knitting.
The surgical .dressing unit, of
of the Federation of Polish Jews,
at a meeting on June 12 at the which Mrs. Sidney Frank is
home of Mrs. Rose Sharkey, the chairman, works every Tuesday
new. president, heard reports re- from 10 to 3. Co-chairmen are
garding plans for fund-raising Mrs. Lew Levinson and Mrs.
for Polish-Jewish relief. Mrs. F. Herman S. Prince. The canteen
Stockier is chairman of the don- is in charge of Mrs. Arthur
or' luncheon to be held in Nov- Hurwitz and Mrs. Ralph Falk.
ember. A report was given on
the recent convention of the Bnai Brith Women's Group
Polish-Jewish Federation in New
York by Detroit's delegate, Mrs. In Palestine Will Honor
Pauline Finkelstein. There were Sarah Aaronson's Memory
delegates from 20 countries.
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JERUSALEM — The name of
EVA PRENZLAUER M A - the late Sarah Aaronson, Pales-
TERNITY AID welcomed many tine Jewry's Joan of Arc, was
new members at the officers' in- memorialized by Palestine Bnai
stallation. The next meeting Brith when it installed the fifth
will be held at 1 p. m. next chapter of Bnai Brith Women in
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Eretz Israel as Sarah Chapter at
Fannie Strauss, 3777 Sturtevant. Zichron Jacob, where Miss Aar-
• nson died in •1917.
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Simultaneously, Justice Gad
UNIVERSITY AREA W 0 -
MEN'S CLUB will hold its last Frumkin, president • of • Bnai
meeting of the season on Tuesday Brith's Palestine Grand Lodge,
evening, June 26, at the home of announced the establishment of
Mrs. Louis Herzog, 18433 Santa two more Bnai Brith lodges,
Rosa. EleCtion of officers will bringing the total of units in
take place, and a program in- Eretz Israel to 15, with a corn-
terpreting the works of Walt bined membership of 1,500.
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Whitman will be presented by
Sarah Aaronson.and her broth-
Mts. Frances Boddy.
er, Aaron, conceived the plan of
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carrying the British offensive
SHERUTH LEAGUE contrib- into Palestine during World War
uted $75 for the purchase of I. After persuading the British
summer clothes for needy child- to invade Eretz Israel, the Aaron-
ren at the meeting held June 12 sons organized the intelligence
at the .home of Mrs. A. Tracten- service for the British. A car-
berg. At the recent election rier pigeon with a note from
meeting, the following officers Miss Aaronson to General Allen-
were chosen.: Mrs. Bernard by, British -commander in the
Mayer Cohen, president; Mrs. Middle East, was intercepted by
Sander Hillman and Mrs. Allan the Turks. As a result the 'en-
Barron, Vice-preSidents; Mrs. tire Aaronson family was captur-
Seymour King, recording secre- ed. After days of torture, Miss
tary; Mrs. Jules Mehler, corres- Aaronson committed suicide.
ponding secretary; Mrs. Arnold
Fleisher, treasurer, Mrs. Martin World Zionist Parley
Bader, publicity; Mrs. Raymond
Silberman, custodian. Commit- In London End of Ally
tee chairmen include: Mrs. Wil-
LONDON (JPS-Palcor) — The
liam Barris, by-laws; Miss Fern
Lansky, sweets; Mrs. M. Marko- Jewish Agency Executive Com-
witz, good cheer; Miss Esther mittee announced here that the
Kramer, war service; Mrs. I. first World Zionist Conference
Erman and Mrs. A. Rubin, tele- since the outbreak of the war,
phone squad. Mrs. Tractenberg for purposes of joint consultation,
is chairman of the board con- will take place in London by the
sisting of Mesdames Alvin Skel- end of July:
ly, Peter Martin, Henry Bront-
Zionist federations the world
man and Marvin Stearn. Under over have been instructed to ap-
the leadership of Mrs. Gilbert point a limited number of repre-
Roth, $2500 worth of bonds were sentatives, preferably members
sold. The next meeting will be of the Zionist General Council
held June 29.
who are expected to arrive here
July 31. Attempts are being made
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YOUNG WOMEN'S STUDY to secure representation for the
CLUB held its wind-up dinner at Zionist movements of the liber-
the home of Tess Kominars, ated countries in Europe. It is
11311 Mark Twain. The Mem- expected that about 60 delegates
bers will present a pageant en- will participate in this gather-
titled "Women In Israel," Wed- ing, which will be the first re-
nesday evening, June 27, at the union of Zionist leadership in
Jewish Center. The music for six years.
the pageant has been arranged
by Julius Chajes. Dora Selesny
will be the soloist. At that time
the Council of Mothers Clubs
will announce their contribu-
tions to various war efforts.
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•.Friday„ June 22, 1945
Marriages
SCHWARTZ-SELIGSON: At
an early evening ceremony at
the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue
on Sunday, June 17, Nettie Ceile
Seligson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Seligson of Kentucky
Ave. became the bride , of Dr.
Albert A. Schwartz, son of . Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Schwartz of
Waverly Avenue. Dr. A. M.
Hershman and Cantor Jacob
H. Sonenklar performed the
ceremony.
The bride wore a traditional
gown of white satin, which was
simply fashioned with a fitted
bodice. The sweetheart neckline
and the sleeves of the gown had
a narrow lace trimming. She
carried a small satin handker-
chief which was trimmed with
the same lace as her gown. Her
fingertip veil of illusion fell
from a pearl, heart shaped
crown. She carried a white pray-
er book with white orchid from
which streamers of sweet peas
fell prettily.
Mrs. Louis Kazdan, sister of
the bride, matron of honor, was
gowned in a tourquoise crepe
gown.
The bridesmaids were Drora
Selesny, Molly Siegel and Billy
Schwartz, sister of the groom.
Best man was Bernard Rosen-
thal of Pittsburgh.
The bride's mother, Mrs. Sel-
igson, wore a gown of royal blue
with matching accessories and a
royal blue sequin hair adorn-
ment. The groom's mother, Mrs.
L. Schwartz, was dressed in an
aqua gown and wore gold acces-
sories with a gold sequin hair
ornament.
After . the ceremony a bouffet
dinner was served in the hall
below to 225 guests.
For traveling the bride, wore
a light grey Forstmann wool
suit with a matching hat. Her
white bldUSe was made of hand
embroidered organdy: Her ac-
cessories were black. She wore
a 'Vs.,hite orchid.. .
The bridal couple are spend-
ing their . honeynioon in Chicago.
Upon their return they will
make their home in Detroit.
Among the out of town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. J. Siegel and
Miss Molly Siegel of Auburn,
Me.; Mr. and Mrs. S. Siegel of
Bronx, N. Y.; Miss Sylvia Silver,
M. Rappaport and Miss Saraly
Rappaport of Philadelphia, and
B. Rosenthal' and Mrs. S. M.
Rosenthal of Pittsburgh, Pa.
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SIDEN-REIGER: Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice H. Reiger of Chicago,
Ill., announce the marriage of
their daughter, Joan Phyliss, to
Cpl. Irving B. Siden, USAAF,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B.
Siden, on June 4.
Mrs. Siden is a graduate of
Stevens College and the Uni-
versity of Michigan and Cpl.
Siden attended the University of
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Drive Continued
To Collect Music
For Camps, Ships
Mrs. Rose Biehl, composer
whose songs have been heard in
camps throughout the land and
overseas and over the radio, an-
riounces• the continuation of the
drive to collect sheet music for
shipment to army camps and for
use on Navy vessels.
Sheet music may be sent to
Mrs. Biehl at 1695 Blaine, and
those who desire to have pick-
ups made may write to her.
A special effort is being made
by Mrs. Biehl to send a large
supply of. music to Percy Jones
Hospital in Battle Creek.
Grinnell's and the J. L. Hudson
Co. are cooperating with Mrs.
Biehl in the drive which will
continue throughout the summer
and fall. • .. .• .
A special appeal is made to
local organizations to cooperate.
Detroit. He recently returned
from , the European Theater
of war where he served with the
15th Air Force.
The couple spent their honey-
moon at the Broadmoore Hotel
in , Colorado Springs, Colo.,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Siden of
8320 LaSalle Blvd. will have
open house in their honor, Sat-
urday evening, June 23.
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COHEN - GOLDBERG: -T h e
marriage of Miss Esther Gold-
berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Goldberg of Harper Ave.
and Saul Cohen, son ' of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Cohen of Hamilton,
Ont., took place Sunday after-
noon, June 17, at Lachar's. Dr. A.
M. Hershman officiated at the
ceremony.
Miss Phyliss Cohen, the bride-
groom's sister, was the maid of
honor and the bride's brother,
Lt.. Marvin • Goldberg, served • as
best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Cohen will make
their home in Hamilton.
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ZECKMAN - LEVINSON: Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Levinson of
Hazelwood Ave. announce the
marriage' of their daughter,
Anne, to Edward Zeckman of
Lynn, Mass., on May 12.
Bar Mitzvahs
Mr. and Mrs. Sandor Engel of
2911 Taylor announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, George
Leo, at Bnai Moshe Synagogue,
Saturday morning, June 23.. At
home Sunday, June 24, 3 to 10
p. ni. No cards.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buch of
2007 Hazelwood, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Alvin
Samuel, to be held Saturday,
June 23, at 9:30 a. m., at Con-
gregation Beth Shmuel, 1736
Blaine. A dinner will be held
Sunday at 6 p. m., at the Bnai
Moshe. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rosen-
berg of 2962 Cortland, announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,-
Martin Seymour, at Congrega-
tion Bnai Jacob, Linwood and
Richton, Saturday m o r n i n g,
June 23. Reception at home,
Sunday, June 24, 3 to 9 p. m.
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Mr.- and Mrs. Ben Rosen' of
3326 Calvert Ave. announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son. Arthur
Harold, to be observed at Con-
gregation Bnai Moshe on Satur-
day morning, June 30. Open
house Sunday, July 1, 3 to . 6.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brody
of 17537 Muirland Ave. announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
George, at Congregation Shaa-
rey Zedek, Saturday, June 30.
Reception at h6me on SUnday,
July 1, from 2 to 5 p. m: No
cards.
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• Mr. • and Mrs. K. Z. Sachse,
3250 Burlingame Ave., announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Charles Hersh, at Congregation
Beth .Tefilo Emanuel, Saturday,
June 23. A reception • will -.be
held at the Wilshire Hotel Siin-
day from .8:30 p. m. No - cards.
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The annual Eloise outing was
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Eloise patients were served re-
freshments. War bonds and
stamps are sold at all meetings.
Herman Barrow, leading Jew-
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two .splendid rounds 68-69, to
lead the Metropolitan district
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