THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, 'January II, 1946
Ida Eisensmith
Bride of A. Nathan
Women's Club Activities
DELTA OMEGA IOTA SO-
RORITY, Gamma chapter, will
give a card party next Wednes-
day at 8 p. m., in the Tower
room of the Metropolitan build-
ing, 33 John R. Belle Josselson,
chairman, has planned the eve-
ning's entertainment. There will
be prizes. Proceeds will be do-
nated to the seeing eye dog fund.
Tickets may be obtained by call-
ing Shirley Wine; co-chairman,
UN. 4-3288.
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LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN
POST; LADIES' AUXILIARY of
Jewish War Veterans was organ-
ized Jan. 9 at a meeting at 8212
Twelft St. Any wife, sister,
mother or daughter of a veteran
of World War I or II is eligible
to join. Membership is sought
for this new auxiliary and those
interested in joining are request-
ed to get in touch with Mrs.
Birdie Rosenberg, HO. 8928.
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YOUTH EDUCATION
LEAGUE held a rally and des-
sert luncheon in the English
Room of the Detroit-Leland Ho-
tel in anticipation of the victory
luncheon to be held on Tuesday,
Feb. 19, at the Latin Quarter.
Proceeds will go for child re-
habilitation, here and abroad.
The entertainers were Rosina La-
Kritz, soprano of the Civic
Opera; Helene Prag, popular
blues singer; Marilyn Gelb, child
star; Ralph Philbrook, marion-
ette artist, and piano solo by
-Mrs. Jesse Rosen.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY OF
ROSENWALD POST sponsored a
program of entertainment Dec. 26
for the benefit of the Jewish
group at Lapeer S tate Home and
Training School. Hostesses were
Mrs. Mollie Mitchel, Mrs. Mae
Marsh and Mrs. Max Bader. Rab-
bi H. Rosenwasser visits the in-
stitution weekly as chaplain.
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CONG. BETH SHMUEL
AUXILIARY will sponsor a
brunch at 11:30 a. m. next Tues-
day. Committee members and
friends are invited to attend and
to help plan for the fourth an-
nual donor luncheon to be held
May 21 in honor of Rabbi
Rabinowitz.
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HOME RELIEF SOCIETY, at
a meeting at the home of Mrs.
Louis Frank on Lawrence Ave.,
made plans for the installation
of officers to take place Jan. 29,
at a subscription luncheon at the
Book Cadillac Hotel. The 23rd
anniversary of the society will
be marked by that luncheon.
Members and friends are asked
to call Mrs. Peter A. Miller, TY.
5-4051, or Mrs. William Gordon,
TY. 4-6835, for reservations.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S STUDY
CLUB will begin its Bertha Hen-
din Memorial Bible Class on
Tuesday, Jan. 15, at 1:30 p.m.,
at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Miss Zelda Rosenthal will con-
duct the classes. Members and '
friends are urged to attend.
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PURITY CHAPTER 359, O.E.S.
announces a charity games party
to be held Jan. 14, sponsored by
the Past Matrons Club. Proceeds
will be used to aid destitute chil-
dren in Europe. The next meet-
ing will consist of a dinner and
social evening on Jan. 21.
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YOUNG WOMAN'S BICUR
CHOLEM will meet next Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Chodoroff, 1836 Oakman.
There will be card games. On
Jan. 7 members of the club serv-
ed at Downtown USO.
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SISTERHOOD OF NORTH-
WEST HEBREW CONGREGA-
TION met at Shaar Hashomayim
Synagogue. Mrs. Max Gold-
smith, president, announced the
appointment of Mrs. Joseph
M e h r as chairman of mis-
cellaneous charities, and the ap-
pointment of Mrs. Samuel Gold
as bulletin representative. Mrs.
Sam Bishop, council representa-
tive, reported on the national
budgeting meeting. Mrs. Joe Gor-
don, social chairman, introduced
Capt. Richard Kramer, recently
returned from the ETO, who gave
a talk on conditions in Europe.
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JR. HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
will meet Jan. 17 at the home of
Marion Wexler, 1524 Taylor.
Danny Raskin of The Jewish
News will be guest . speaker.
Meetings henceforth will be held
the first Thursday evening and
the last Sunday afternoon of
each month, socials to feature the
Sunday meetings. Committee
chairmen are: Ethel Miller, so-
cial service; Diana Gordon, pub-
licity; ways and means, Helen
Baker; Rosalind Shapiro, pro-
,
gress; Celia Gale, telephone;
Doris Kirschner, courtesy; Fran-
ces Cohen, recreation; Lillian
Fisher, membership. Bowling is
scheduled for Tuesdays. Those
interested in joining, call Frances
Cohen, DA. 4325.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S MIZRACHI
will hold a social at the home
of Mrs. A. Swartz on Wednesday
evening Jan: 23.
Arrangements wil lbe made for
the Valentine Party at the Bel-
crest inaugurating the group's
membership drive. Mrs. Sol Stra-
ger is in charge of this affair.
)_.1ThrIVERSITY AREA WO-
MEN'S CLUB heard a Wayne
University speaker talk on "Home
and Family Living" at the home
of • Mrs. Sylvia Garland, 18037
Indiana, Wednesday. The Club is
planning its annual dance, March
13, at the Jewish Center.
Mlawer Umgegend
Donor Luncheon Feb. 5
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MRS. ALAN NATHAN
At an impressive candlelight
ceremony, Miss Ida Eisensmith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Eisensmith, became the -bride of
Alan Nathan, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. N. Nathan, on Dec. 22. Rabbi
Leon Fram officiated at the cere-
mony at the Fort Wayne hotel.
.Mrs. M. Sturman, sister of the
bride, attended her. Miss Ruth.
Stone was maid of honor.
Mrs. Nathan's other attendants
were Miss Bertha Robinson, Mrs.
Harold Bobroff, Mrs. Sy Rotter
and Mrs. Maynard Feldman.
Sharon Nathan, niece of the
bridegroom, was flower girl.
Daniel Nathan, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Meyer
Sturman, Hy Blinder, T/5 Sam
Field and George Sternberg were
ushers.
Covers were placed for 300
guests.
• Out of town guests included
Mr. B. Warren of- New York; Mr.
and Mrs. M. Rice, Mrs. F. Fish-
man, and Mr. and Mrs. Broder
of Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. S.
Wainer of Chicago; and Mr. and
Mrs. George Sternberg of Bay
City,. Mr. and Mrs. Eisenstadt of
Windsor; and Mr. and Mrs.
Rubenstein of Arnherstburg, Ont.
Following the wedding, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan left for Chicago.
Install New Officers
Of Mlawer Umgegend
MRS. JOE KASMER
Ladies Auxiliary of Mlawer
Ungegend Verein will have its
victory luncheon, the seventh an-
nual donor event, on Feb. 5, at
the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Mrs. Joe Kasmer is luncheon
chairman.
Rev. Walton E. Cole will be the
featured speaker.
Proceeds will go for • rehabili-
tation work in Europe and Pales-
tine and for domestic America.
Pledges can be made by calling
Mrs. Louis Semansky, TO. '7-3479,
and Mrs. F. Koronov, TO. 5-2866,
rummage directors, or Mrs. Israel
Burnstein, TR. 2-4053, chairman
of ways and means.
Mrs. Abe Shanbarn, president
of the Auxiliary, is receiving
pledges at TO. 5-7984.
Men are like the grass on the
fields; some blades wilt and die,
and others grow and are brightly
green.—The Talmud.
Local Brevities Anti-Jewish Riots
MEN'S CLUB OF NORTH- Feared in Cairo
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka in-
stalled the following new officers
of Mlawer Umgegend Verein on
Jan. 6:
Julius N e w b e r g, president;
Sam Klein, vice-president; Max
Lewenhof, recording secretary;
Mrs. Beatrice Shear, financial
secretary; Israel Burnstein, treas-
urer; Isadore Burnstein, Charles
Landau, Joseph Smith, trustees;
N. Saperstein, Mr. and Mrs.
Klayman, Mrs. Louis Semanski,
Mr. and Mrs. David Kollin, Isi-
dore Lowenthal, Mrs. M. Lewen-
hof, Mrs. Harry Kasmer, Mrs.
Louis Fabian, D. Nessenfield,
directors.
The Mlawer recently purchased
10 dunams of land in Palestine
for the settlement of a family.
Packages are being sent to con-
centration camps in memory of
Jack Semanski. Mlawers' 12th
anniversary banquet will be held
in March under the chairman-
ship of Julius Newberg and
Israel Burnstein.
EMPLOYERS
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applicants for all types of
positions.
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WEST HEBREW CONGREGA-
TION is planning a sleigh ride
for Sunday evening, Feb. 3, at
Magnolia Stables, 16250 Eight
Mile road. The affair is open to
all friends of the congregation.
Manny Lax, president, appointed
Malcolm Rivkin to head the ar-
rangements committee. William
Plotkin and Morris Lasser are
Organizing* a boy scout and cub
scout group for the congregation.
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MEZERITCHER SOCIAL
CLUB'S next fund raising • affair
will be held March 24 at the
Brown Memorial Chapel of Tem-
ple Beth El, in the form of a
variety show. The club recently
sent five boxes to the Vaad Hat-
zalah from receipts of its New
Year's Eve party. Chairmen of
the affair were Mesdames Max
Soniberg and Philip P. Fealk.
On Jan. 2 the dramatic group
entertained the Ladies Auxiliary
of Brandeis Bnai Brith.
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THE FOXHOLE BALLET, an
all-star troupe of dancers and
musical artists, will make its first
Detroit appearance at Detroit
Town Hall in the Fisher Theater,
Wednesday morning, Jan. 16, at
11 o'clock. The dance group,
now embarking on its first trans-
continental tour after 10 months
entertaining the soldiers, was or-
ganized by Grant Mouradoff,
premier danseur of the Metro-
politan Opera and Ballet Russe
de Monte Carlo.
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ROVNER PROGRESSIVE
VEREIN will- install new officers
at 9 p. m., Saturday, Jan. 19, at
Lachar's on 12th St. Reserva-
tions should be made at once by
calling TO. 6-0650.
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MICHIGAN OPERA COM-
PANY of Detroit, under direc-
tion of D. Cesar Chanfoni, will
bring "Rigoletto" to Masonic
Auditorium on Jan. 28.
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LEO M. BROWN; newly elect-
ed president of the Montefiore
Lodge, Free Sons of Israel, was
host to the entire membership at
his home, 16835 Wildemere, Jan.
6. Installation of new officers was
held followed by the ritual for
induction of new members. A
buffet supper was served by Mrs.
,Br own.
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ISAAC AGREE MEMORIAL
SOCIETY met Dec. 16 at De-
troiter Hotel. Rose Agree and
Runya Agree were hostesses,
honoring the return of their sons,
George W. and Phillip Agree,
from service. Nathan Spector,
back from service, was presented
with a scroll and gift.
LONDON, (JTA) — Renewed
anti-Jewish outbreaks are ex-
pected in Cairo in connection
with the arrival there of King
Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia to con-
fer with King Farouk of Egypt
on Arab League problems, it was
reported by Reuters, a British
news agency. London newspapers
report the two rulers are likely
to issue a joint declaration with
regard to their views on the Pal-
estine issue. The greatest politi-
cal importance is attached to
their forthcoming talks.
Detroiters Sought
The Detroit Section of the
American Jewish Congress is
seeking the following people:
There is a letter for S. Ryback, 3316
Richton. from Bina Rybak.
A letter for S. Kaplan, Third Ave.,
from Dr. Alpert.
Allalouf Haim-David in Greece wants
to contact Angel Jacob de Isaac and
Pepo in Detroit. Jacob de Issac Angel
has been here since 1918.
Weiss Glonka. Ella is seeking Samu
Marmersteim. He was born in Solvra
Koveken Kodonkom Hungary, is prob-
ably in the laundry business. His wife
died 1939-1940. He has been in Detroit'
for 25 years. Weiss Glonka; Ella, was
born in Munkacs, Hungary, Feb. 13,
1925. Her mother, Sarolta Greenberg,
is a sister of Samu Marmorsteineuk.
Her father, Ignatz Weise, was born in
1898.
Anyone knowing the where-
abouts of these people, call Amer-
ican Jewish Congress office, 9124
Linwood, or Mrs. S. Lichtenstein,
secretary, TY. 6-1971.
Parents May Attend
Examinations at UHS
Examinations, to which parents
and friends are invited, are held
each Sunday morning in var-
ious classes of the Unted Hebrew
Schobls.
These examinations give par-
ents an opportunity to get ac-
quainted with the teachers, with
the school in general, and at the
same time follow the progress of
their children.
Last Sunday, an examination
was held in Miss - Zelda Rosen-
thal's class. Next Sunday. the
class of Miss Miriam Gold will
be examined.
A series of examinations will
be held in the -David W. Simons,
Philadelphia-Byron and Park-
side branches.
Courage is _one of , the noblest
virtues' of this nether sphere.
—Fanny Burney.
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A Hamisha Asa' r Call
To the Jewish Community
From the Palestine Committee
Of Vaad Horabonim
It has become a holy Jewish tradition to
plant trees in Palestine on the occasion of
Hamisha Asar b'Shevat, the Jewish New Year
for the Trees, in order to make our Holy Land
fruitful.
We therefore call upon all Detroit Jews,
in an hour when our interests are directed
towards the redemption of Eretz Israel, to ob-
Serve this tradition.
Let us plant trees on the hills of Judaea, in
order that we may enrich the land of the Jew-
ish future.
We call upon all synagogues, their ladies'
auxiliaries, Talmud Torahs and Yeshivoth=
young and old—to pay tribute to deceased and
to honor the living by planting trees in Pales-
tine, on Hamisha Asar, next Thursday, Jan. 17.
Palestine Committee of
Vend Horabonim
RABBI MOSES FISCHER
RABBI J. EISENMAN
RABBI J. S. SPERKA
For full information regarding the planting of
trees in Palestine, call the office of the Jewish
National Eund Council of Detroit, 11608 Dexter,
TO. 84384 or TO 8-'7385.