Page Twelve

ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Mrs. J. Nachwalter of 3816 Glendale has left for a several
weeks' visit with relatives and friends in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Joseph Gross of Brooklyn, N. Y., (Marian Simon of Detroit)
visited her mother, Mrs. Sophie Simon of 9243 McQuade Ave.
last week. While here she was entertained at affairs given in her
honor by the Mesdames Milton Gutox, Sam Algaze, Maurice Silver-
man, Jerry Honig, Joseph Lambert, Aaron Cohan and Markus
Simon, and the Misses Evelyn and Mary Kunin, Rose Wayne,` Belle
Npstein and Rachel Corn. •
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brown of 16835 Wildemere will be at home
en Sunday, Oct. 28, in honor of their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ross. Mr. Ross has just returned from 14 months
service overseas with the 9th Air Force and has been honorably
discharged from the army.
Cpl. and Mrs. Herman Emmer are home on. furlough from
Camp Pinedale, Fresno, Calif., and are visiting with Mrs. Bessie
Vine of Richton Ave.
Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. Reuben B. Klamer (Charlotte Brawer) have
returned from a three-weeks honeymoon in Los Angeles and are
visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brawer.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Cowan of 4023 Buena Vista have returned
from a week-end trip to Rochester, N. Y.
Cpl. Albert E. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Davis of
Harper Ave., who has been with the army 52 months, , having been
overseas for 30 months, has received his honorable discharge and
is residing with his wife. at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I. Leibowitz of Roselawn Ave. He is a brother of Cpl. Lewis H.
Davis who is stationed in Manila, and a brother-in-law of Pfc.
Arthur Migdal who is teaching Spanish at the American University
in France.
Lt. and Mrs. Irving Levine (Ruthe Schefman) are vacation-
ing in Miami Beach, Fla. Lt. Levine recently returned from 27
months overseas duty with the 10th Armored Division, having seen
service in Sicily, Italy, France, Germany and Austria. He wears
six campaign battle stars and the Bronze Star for meritorious ser-
vice. Lt. and Mrs. Levine will return to Detroit in November and
will reside at 1202 Burlingame.
Mrs. Joshua Karbal was hostess to groups of friends at lunch:-
eon at the Statler on Oct. 13 and at Town Hall and luncheon at
the Book on Oct. 17.
Mrs. Morris Schneider of 18074 Wisconsin, a member of Lom-
zer Ladies' Society, will give a luncheon at noon Wednesday,
Nov. 7, in honor of her son, Carl, who has returned from overseas,
after serving four and a half years with the armed forces. The
luncheon is being given to raise funds for European orphans.
•
Toby Weinstein of Chicago, Ill., spent the week with Iryce
Baskin of Cherrylawn Ave. Both returned to Chicago and en route
stopped for the homecoming week-end at the University of Illinois.
Cpl. Mart Segal, who was stationed in the Aleutian Islands for
28 months, was honorably discharged at Kellogg Field, Battle
Creek, Mich. He is residing with his sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Baskin of Cherrylawn Ave.
Mrs. Harry H. Kay and Mrs. Neil Gilbert of Detroit were guests
at Mary Pickford's Pick-Fair Estate in Bel-Air, Calif. For her
many contributions, Mrs. Gilbert was honored with a life member-
ship in the movement for the construction of a new building for
the Los Angeles Jewish Home for Aged.
Mrs. David M. Miro has left to join Lt. Miro in New York City.
While there they will be guests on the Carrier Franklin D. Roose-
yelt for the commissioning on Oct. 27.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Mellin will hold open house Saturday evening
Oct. 27, at their home, 4343 Leslie, to welcome Milton Mellin, son of
I. Mellin, who has just been discharged from the army, and Jacob
Kutchai, son-in-law of Mrs. I. Mellin, who has been discharged
from the navy. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Lacoff will have. open house this •Sunday,
from 3 p. m., at their home, 15928 Linwood, to honor their two sons,
Flight Officer Gerson Lacoff who has just returned from overseas
as a B-29 Bombardier, and Norman Lacoff, who is leaving for service
in the armed forces the following day. No cards.
Complimenting Dr. and Mrs. George S. Weiss of Broadstreet-
Blvd. on the occasion of their 20th wedding anniversary, Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Goldstein of LaSalle Blvd. were hosts to a group
of friends at a dinner in their home last Friday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Buckner of Pontiac, Mr. and Mrs. William Adelson
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Field also entertained Dr. and Mrs. Weiss
in honor of their anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Shurly Horwitz of Oak Dr., are spending a
week in New York City.

4r

Dr. Krohn Elected•
President of Young
Men's Zionist Group

At a recent meeting of Young
Men's Zionist Organization, _ Dr.
Sam Krohn was • elected presi-
dent; Alfred Srere, secretary, and
Hershel Levin, treasurer. Mem-
bers of the board of directors are:
Aaron Sumetz, Sherwood Col-
burn and Bill Fitzerman.
This group, organized several
months ago by the Detroit Zion-
ist Youth Commission under the
chairmanship of Walter L. Field,
is affiliated nationally with Ma-
sada.
Masada is being reorganized
tinder the program of the estab-
lishment of Palestine as a free
and democratic Jewish common-
wealth within the shortest pos-
sible time, the strengthening of
Jewish community life in Ameri-
ca; the furtherance of the He-
brew renaissance and the defense
of Jewish rights.
Young men are urged to af-
filiate with the Detroit group and
to attend the meeting next Wed-
nesday, at 8:15 p. m*. at 9144 Lin-
wood. The program will in-
clude a discussion on the political
parties in Zionism.
Dr. Sam Krohn, Hershel Levin
and Sherwood Colburn, will at-
tend the ,weekend institute on
1 'Youth and Zionism" sponsored
by the Central States Regional
Zionist Youth Commission, Nov.
to 11, in Cleveland.

S.

THE JEWISH NEWS .

Friday, October 26, MS

Jewish Congress Women to Hold
Membership Clinic on Wednesday

PWO

Convention
In Cleveland Nov. 7

The ninth national convention

of the Pioneer Women's Organ-
ization, - coinciding with its 20th
anniversary, will be held Nov.
7 to 12 in Cleveland, where hun-

dreds of delegates from clubs
throughout the U. S. and Canada
will meet to decide on their post
war program.
Among the speakers on the
program are Mrs. Beba Idelson,
secretary of its Working Wo-

men's Council in Palestine, now
in this country as the delegate
to the Pioneer Women's Organ-
ization; Hayim Greenberg, dean

of the labor-Zionist movement
and editor of the Jewish Front-
ier; and Dr. Abba Hillel Silver,
co-chairman of the Zionist Emer-
gency Council.

Bistritsky to Address
Student Unit of Music
Study Club This Friday

MRS. PHIL FRANK AND MRS. NATHAN MARBLESTONE

The Detroit Women's Division of the American Jewish Con-
gress will hold its annual membership clinic and tea next Wednes-
day, 1:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Harry Grevnin, 18613 Wilde-
mere.

Mrs. Harry Frank, vice president in charge of membership,
will present a skit, written by Mrs. Nathan Spevakow, with Mrs.
Phillip Frank and Mrs. Nathan Marblestone as participants. This
meeting will launch the annual membership drive which culmin-
ates with a tea at Hotel Statler in December. Mrs. Charles Fein-
berg is chairman of membership.

Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid Luncheon Dec. 17

Joseph Kain Survives,
Seeks Detroit Friends

Joseph Kain and his wife. Olga,
who formerly lived in Beregs-
zasz, Czechoslovakia, and are
survivors from Buchenwald con-
centration camp, are attempting
to get in touch with the follow-
ing persons:

Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid
has completed final plans for the
annual luncheon to be held Dec.
17 at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
The following have been
selected to direct activities for
this event:
Mrs. S. Samuels, chairman;
Mesdames L. Hellman, Eva Pren-
zlauer• and Louis Alper, co-chair-
men; Mrs. N. Blatnikoff, pro-
gram chairman; Mrs. J. Goldberg,
darlings ads, assisted by Mrs. M.
Solomon.
Arrangements for the lunch-
eon will be made known at a
meeting at the home of Mrs. S.
Lax, Tuesday, Nov. 6.

Julius Gross, Morris Gross and
Zigmond Gross, formerly of Ki-
sar, Szatmar County, Hungary.
They emigrated to this country
in 1922.

Any one seeking to contact. Jo-
seph Kain or having any know-
ledge about their relatives here
is asked to write to him to Vac-
layska 5, Hotel Cerveny, Prag
Czechoslovakia.

Michael Bistritsky will address
the Student Group of the Music
Study Club this Friday evening
at the home of Barbara Malitz,
12138 Wildemere. Mr. Bistrit-
sky, well known Detroit music-
ian, will speak on Russian music.
New officers of the group are
announced as follows:
Raymond Kurtzman, president;
Harold • Milner, vice-president;
Eleanor Lipkin, recording secre-
tary; Barbara Malitz, treasurer;
Harris Krohn, corresponding sec-
retary. Mrs. I. Mendelsohn is
the club's adviser. •
This year's course of study will
include the works of Beethoven,
Mozart, Bach, Brahrns, Gershwin,
Bernstein and Harris.
Boys and girls, 14 to 17, are
urged to join the club and to at-
tend the meeting or to call Ray-
mond Kurtzman, TO. 5-6277, for
information.

SAM ROSEN BLAT

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