Friday, May 10, 1946
THE JEWISH NEWS
-, Local Brevities
Recent Bride
GREATER. MIAMI JEWISH
FEDERATION expressed thanks
last week to MR. AND MRS.
SAMUEL BRODY of Detroit for
their $5,000 gift to the United
Jewish Appeal and $1,000 gift to
the Miami Children's Cardiac
Home.
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"JAZZ AT THE PHILHAR-
MONIC," the most successful
series of concerts ever given on
the west coast, is known to rec-
ord fans from coast to coast.
Among some of the jazz artists
who will appear with Jazz at the
Philharmonic at the Masonic
Auditorium on Saturday evening,
May 18, are: Meade Lux Lewis,
Buck Clayton, Helen Humes, Les-
ter Young and Coleman Hawkins.
Tickets are on sale at Grinnell's.
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ROVNER PROGRESSIVE
MRS. JACK SILBERSTEIN
FEREIN will sponsor a card par-
ty Tuesday, May 14, at 8 p. m., at
The marriage of Helen Faye
Taylor-Wilson Hall. Proceeds Katz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
will go to charity. Refreshments Saul Katz. of Fairfield Ave., to
will be served. All are invited. Dr. Jack Silberstein, son of Mr.
L. Warren is chairman and J. and Mrs. Harry Silberstein of
Siegal is secretary.
Columbus, 0., took place April
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23, in the Italian Gardens of the
BETTY KOWALSKY, pianist, Book Cadillac Hotel. Dr. B. Ben-
and FRANCES BLOOM, soprano, edict Glazer performed the cer-
gave a joint recital at Kimball emony.
Hall, Chicago, May 2. Felix
The bride wore a white satin
Borowski, critic of the Chicago gown encrusted with seed pearls
Sun, and the Daily Tribune critics and long sleeves pointed at the
praised their work. Betty is a wrist. A pearl encrusted cap held
scholarship pupil of Julius Chajes her full length tulle veil in place.
at the Jewish Center and Frances
She carried an arm bouquet of
Bloom studies with Mrs. Julius calla lilies.
Chajes on a scholarship granted
The bride's sister, Joyce, was
by the Music Study Club.
gowned in off the shoulder char-
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Josef Gingold, Georges Miquelle treuse faille taffeta and carried
and Mischa Kottler will appear in tea roses.
Luce Jaffe, Millie Berg, Violet
the CHAMBER MUSIC FESTI-
VAL'S fourth and final program Goodman and Phyllis Winshall
of the spring series of concerts were the bridesmaids.
at the Lecture Hall of the Detroit
The bride was given in mar-
Institute of Arts, Wednesday, May riage by her father. The best
15, at 8:30 p. m. The program man was Sol Rubin of Columbus,
will include works of Shubert, and the ushers were Marvin
Faure and Brahms for violin, Katz, Don Flitman, Aaron Berg,
cello and piano.
and Jack Winshall.
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After the ceremony, a recep-
Miss Sue Weisenfeld, RA. 4662,
tion and dinner was held in the
desires to contact a woman. who
Crystal Ballroom.
recently called Philip Salter seek-
The. couple are honeymooning
ing information concerning the
in Quebec and New York. After
whereabouts of HERSHEL WIES-
their wedding trip they will
ENFELD and LAZAR EDER.
make their home in Columbus.
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Dr. Silberstein served three
District 6 ALEPH ZADIK
and one half years as a major
ALEPH Bnai Brith Youth Or-
ganizaticin will hold its annual with the USAMC overseas while
his wife served two and one-half
AZA dance May 12 at Eastwood
years with the Waves.
Gardens.
Dr. Silberstein will temporar-
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On May 1, RABBI LEON ily be connected with the Cook
FRAM opened the Allied Jewish County Hospital in Chicago.
Mrs. Silberstein attended Bri-
Campaign in Pontiac. The Pon-
tiac quota is $40,000. On May 8, arcliff Junior College in New
Rabbi Fram lectured before an York and Ohio State University.
institute of Christian Ministers of
Hamilton, Ontario, on the sub- Infants' Service Adopts
ject "Judaeo-Christianity Civil- An Orphanage in Paris
ization."
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Infants Service Group has
AARON GREENSPON FAM- adopted a Jewish orphanage in
ILY CLUB will hold a card party Paris, France, as one of its new
June 3 at the Bnai Moshe, Law-
projects. The orphanage cares for
rence and Dexter. Proceeds will 25 to 30 children from infancy to
be used to buy a tractor for
12 years. Infants Service Group
Hashomer Hatzair Kibbutz Daled
will send packages of clothing,
in Palestine. Tickets may be se-
food, toys and small luxury items
cured by calling Mrs. Sylvia
for the children.
Levin, DA. 4293.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Aaron
Ungerleider wishes to express sin-
cerest thanks to relatives and
friends for their kindnesses and
consideration shown them in their
recent bereavement.
Work for and give liberally to
the Allied Jewish Campaign.
JO JO
BEAUTY SHOP
Specializing in
Detroit ORT Group
To Attend National
Convention in N. Y.
Page Eleveri
Rosenberg Will Speak
at B-B Young Women's
ar Mitzvah
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bluestein
of Carter Ave. announce the Bai
Mitzvah of their son, Melvin, o
Saturday, May 11, at Congrega-
Mrs. William Grahm, president
tion Mishkan Israel, Blaine and
of the Detroit chapter of Women's
Linwood. A dinner will be held
American ORT, heads the local
at the Penthouse on Park Ave., •
delegation of six women who will
on Sunday, in the Bar Mitzvah's
represent this city at the con-
honor. Out-of-town guests will
vention of the organization at
include Mr. and Mrs, Altzman,
the Commodore Hotel, New York,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Silver, Mr. and
May 13-15. Other delegates are
Mrs. Max Bluestein, Miss Shirley
Mesdames Harry Becker, Henry
Sorkoff, Mr: and Mrs. Katz and -
Stark, Joseph Fenton, Mitchell
daughter, Rose, all of Toronto.
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Robinson and Shmarya Kleinman.
The convention will be devoted
Mr. and. Mrs. Charles L. Gold-
to plans for future support of
stein announce the Bar Mitzvah
ORT—Organization for Rehabil-
of their son, Samuel L. Goldstein,
itation through Training—on be-
at Temple Israel, at the services
half of Jewish war victims over-
in the lecture hall of the Art
seas, with emphasis on the child
Institute, on Friday, May 17, at -
guardianship project of Women's
8:30 p. m.
ORT.
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A dinner Monday, May 13, will
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Miller an-
open the convention with the fol-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah. of their
lowing speakers: Undersecretary
son, Sheldon David, on Saturday
MISS
DOROTHY
BERENSON
of State Acheson, Dr. Oscar
morning, May 11, at the Shaarey
Lange, Polish Ambassador to the
Detroit Bnai Brith Young Wo- Zedek. Reception at home, 2650
U. S.; Senator Wayne Morse, Ore-
men will hold their annual Lawrence, at 7 p. in. Sunday,
gon; Col. Bernard Bernstein,
May 12. No cards.
Mothers'
Day luncheon at Latin
former financial advisor to Gen.
Eisenhower; Dr. David Lvovitch, Quarter Sunday, May 19, at 12:30
vice-president, World ORT Union; p. m. Miss Dorothy Berenson is
For GAY OCCASIONS ..
George Backer, president, Amer- chairman.
ican ORT Federation; Mrs.
Aaron Rosenberg, past presi-
It's
by
Maurice Finkelstein, president,
Women's ORT, and Mrs. Louis dent of Bnai Brith Pisgah lodge,
Hamerschlag, convention chair- will be guest speaker.
man.
Highlight of the afternoon will
be a coronation of queens, con-
The finest orchestra and en-
Her Birthday Gift
ducted by Miss Ruth Weiss.
tertainment for weddings,
For tickets call the ticket chair-
man, Belle Hauptman, DA. 41591.
dances, banquets and parties.
Mothers' Day Luncheon
MUSIC
JULES KLEIN
`A Little Child
Shall Lead Them'
Work for and give liberally to
the Allied Jewish Campaign.
Sixteen-year old Leda Mash-
berg of Elizabeth, N. J., celebrat-
ed her "Sweet Sixteen" the other
day—but in a different way. She
celebrated by giving, instead of
receiving, a gift.
It happened during the course
of the Elizabeth drive on behalf
of the current $100,000,000 UJA
campaign. Leda's father, Max
Mashberg, was discussing with
his family the urgency of the
UJA.
Leda listened. She would be
16 years old in a few days and
her father promised her a very
special gift. It was to be an un-
usual watch.
Leda had a decision to make—
and she did so without hesita-
tion. She had made up her mind
to give up her birthday gift.
And so the Elizabeth UJA drive
lists a contribution of $300 from
Leda Mashberg.
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