Friday, May 17, 1946

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Ten

Women's Club Activities

WOMEN'S AUXILIARY Q F
HOME FOR AGED met May 15
at the home of the president,
Mrs. George Koven. Thanks
were extended to members and
friends for their assistance to
the SOS drive, during which the
home for Aged Auxiliary contri-
buted a truckload of canned
goods. Those wishing to have
their packages picked up should
call TO. 5-6530. Members are
invited to attend the League of
Women's Organizations meeting
May 22 at the Shaarey Zedek.
Simcha and memorial donations
are accepted by Mrs. Martin Lip-
pitt, TO. 5-9313.
* * *
BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD
will hold a bridge in the syna-
gogue social hall Monday at 8:30
p. m., proceeds to go to Percy
Jones Hospital for needles and
records. Mrs. Henry Schore is
chairman.
The Sisterhood held a SOS
food shower May 15. Mrs. Jos-
eph Jacobs and Mrs. Morris San-
dubra were hostesses.
* * *
AESCULAPIAN LADIES'
AUXILIARY elected the follow-
ing officers: Mrs. Asher Smith,
president; Mesdames Martin
Share, Michael Wainer and Harry
Katzman, vice-presidents; Mrs.
Ben Zogut, recording secretary;
Mrs. Hy Margolis, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Irving Belinsky,
treasurer.

* * *

DAVID HORODOKER JRS.
announce the election of the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. I. A. Law-
ton, president; Mrs. A. Dorchen,
vice-president; Mrs. B. Chase, fin-
ancial secretary and publicity di-
rector; Mrs. I. Knoppow, record-
ing and corresponding secretary;
Mrs. J. Spielberg and Mrs. L.
Heiman, treasurers; Mrs. L. Bias
and Mrs. J. M. Davidson, hospi-
talers. 'Officers were installed at
the Mother-Daughter luncheon
on May 2.
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UNIVERSITY AREA WOM-
EN'S CLUB will be addressed - at
13:30 p.m. next Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Charles Belsky,
18941 Santa Rosa, by Dr. John
Sullivan of Wayne University, on
the subject of correct psychology
to use with children. Mothers
are invited to attend.
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EVA PRENZLAUER MATER-
NITY AID will install the follow-
ing officers at 12:30 p. m. on Wed-
nesday, May 29, at the Book Cad-
illac: Mrs. Nathan Blatnikoff,
president; Mesdames Samuel
Samuels, Joseph Rose and Jacob
Yord, vice-presidents; Mrs. Saul
Saxon, recording secretary; Mrs.
Joshua Circle, corresponding sec-
retary; Mrs. Morris Solomon,
treasurer; Mrs. Blanche Freund,
flower fund treasurer; Mrs. Jacob
Goldberg, case worker, assisted
by Mrs. Fanny Strauss; Mrs. Anna
Williams, chaplain; Mrs, Eva
Ellenstein, honorary president.
* * *
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY will
honor its paid up members with
a complimentary luncheon at the
Park Avenue Hotel, Monday,
May 27, at 12:30 p.m. The after-
noon will be devoted to cards
or Mah Jong. Mrs. Max .Rosen-
feld is membership vice presi-
dent Mrs. Barney Newman has
arranged the program. - Mrs.
Ralph Levy is in charge of ar-
rangements. Mrs. Peter A. Miller,
president, will preside. •

Detroit Club of PHI SIGMA
SIGMA sponsored a Mother-
Daughter luncheon May 11 at
the Statler. Mrs. David Seligson
gave a brief history of the group.
Mrs. Martin L. Friedman, presi-
dent, introduced members and
guests. Out-of-town members in-
cluded Mrs. David Croll, and her
daughters, Eunice and Constance
of Toronto, and Mrs. Mortimer
Friedlander of Montreal. The
Misses Phyllis Rubin, Frieda
Frazer and. Norma Wold, MSC
students, were among the guests.
* * *
DETROIT WOMEN'S SER-
VICE CLUB has planned an in-
teresting program for the Mo-
thers - Daughters banquet at
Zack's, May 21. Mesdames Ethel
Klein and Frances Mintz are co-
chairmen. Election of officers
will be held May 28.
* * *
LITTLE WOMEN OF HADAS-
SAH will hold its final meeting
of the season on Sunday, May 26,
at the Shaarey Zedek, at 2:30
p. m. Mothers are invited to at-
tend. New officers and board
members will be installed. Elaine
Shiffman, group president, will
present the gavel to the newly-
elected president. •
* * *
AMERICAN HANN CLUB con-
tributed $400 to the Allied Jew-
ish Campaign. At two recent
meetings, held at the home of
Mrs. Anne Tamaroff, where
nominations of officers were
made, and at the home of Mrs.
E. Drucker, the following offi-
cers were elected: Mrs. Anne
Goldstein, president; Mrs. Ida
Yam, vice-president; Mrs. Belle
Kaminsky, secretary; S. Portnoy,
treasurer, and Anne Tamaroff,
chairman of advertisement. •
* * *
INFANTS' SERVICE GROUP
re-elected Mrs. Eleanor King,
president for a third term. Other
officers are: Mrs. David . H.
Mattes and Mrs. George Treeger,
vice-presidents; Mrs. Julian A.
Grace, recording secretary; Mrs.
M. H. Fox, financial secretary;
Mrs. Abraham Young, treasurer;
Mrs. Nathan Simon, correspond-
ing secretary; Mrs. Moe Gantz,
social •secretary; Mrs. Jack Free-
man, case chairman;, Mrs. Morris
Shepherd, post-war chairman;
Mrs. Eve Sherman, memorial
fund; Mrs. Albert E. Cutler,
happy day fund; Mrs. Hyman; J.
Kramer, delegate. The group will
celebrate its 12th anniversary at
a dinner dance June 9 at Park
Ave. Hotel. Albert E. Cutler will
be master of ceremonies. For
reservations call Mrs. Grace, UN.
401534.
* *
DEBORAH AUXILIARY, Bnai
Brith Young Women, will install
officers Tuesday, at Butzel Hall
of the Jewish Center. The new
officers are: Eve Finkelstein,
president; Esther Karbal, Doro-
thy Tenner and Kay Pennington,
vice presidents; Rosalind Levin,
financial secretary; Frances Tut-
tle, recording secretary; Shirley
Lucow and Elayne Nathanson,
mailing secretaries; Miriam
Schwartz, corresponding secre-
tary; Betty Rottenberg, treasur-
er; Charlotte Gilbert, sentinel;
Ada Rochlin, conductress; Ruth
Weiss, counselor;. Hannah Fore-
man, Rose . Beitman _ and Doris
Susman, trustees;" Edythe Fein-
gold, Bee Goodgall, Pearl Rap,-
paport, Stacia , Shapiro, Belle

Marriages

To Wed June 25

MISS THEODORA SIKE

Announcement is made of the
engagement of Miss Theodora
Sike, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Sike of Dexter Blvd.,
to Sam Roska, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Roska of California.
Mr. Roska recently returned
from 42 months army service in
the Persian Gulf Command and
the European Theater of Opera-
tions.
June 25, the date chosen for
their wedding, marks the 27th
anniversary of the marriage of
the parents of the bride-elect.

Hauptman, Toby Medow, Jean-
ette Newman, Sally Benlifer, Syl-
via Unatin, executive board. The
outgoing president, Ruth Weiss,
will report on the year's work.
A musical interlude will 'be given
by Harriet Aaron.
* * *
GEN. MAURICE ROSE AUX-
ILIARY 420 of Jewish War Vet-
erans elected Pearl Spinner, pres-
ident; Muriel Smith and Lillian
Epstein, vice-presidents; Pauline
F a b i a n, treasurer; Eva Levi
chaplain; Rose Karden, guard;
Lorraine Tannis, Toby Engel and
Nettie Zimburg, trustees. Officers
will be installed June 13 at the
* * *
MUSIC STUDY CLUB will
hold its annual lucheon and elec-
tions at the Women's City Club
on May 21. The program will
feature Mrs. David Kallman in a
group of American compositions,
accompanied by Florence Kut-
zeic.
* * *
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF
CONG. BETH SHMUEL will
have its fourth annual donor
luncheon Tuesday at 1 p. m. at
the Bnai Moshe. Rabbi Krick-
stein of Mt. Cleinens will speak
and Rev. Silverman will sing.

Mlawer to Celebrate
Anniversary May 26

CHARLUP-HIRSCH: The mar-
riage of Lucille Hirsch, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Hirsch of
Monterey Ave., to Bernard Char-
lup, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Charlup of Napa, Calif., took
place May. 1, in the Founders
Room at the Book Cadillac Ho-
tel, Rabbi J. S. Speka officiated.
The bride wore a white satin
gown with a sweet-heart neck-
line trimmed with seed pearls,.
a finger-tip veil with a crown
of matching seed-pearls adorn-
ing her head. She 'carried a
bible with two orchids and
streamers.
The bride's sister, Libby, was
maid of honor. Matron of Hon-
or was Mrs. Sophie Epstein. Her
bridesmaids were Rose Lieber-
man and Jeanette Silberstein.
Best man was Max Ornstein,
uncle of the bride.
Out of town guests included
the bridegroom's parents; Mrs.
Kolemeister of San Francisco,
and Miss Betty Udman of Pitts-
burgh.
Following the ceremony a din-
ner was held in the Washington
Room.
The couple flew to New York
for their honeymoon.
The newlyweds will reside in
Napa, Calif. -

The twelfth anniversary of
Mlawer Ungegend Verein will
be celebrated at a banquet Sun-
day, May 26, at Riviera Hall.
The dinner will be followed by
a program of entertainment. Miss
Rosalie Gross will render vocal
selections, accompanied on the
piano by Miss Betty Kovalsky.
by
Reservations are taken
Julius Newberg, chairman of the
banquet committee, TY. 5-4002,
and the co-chairman, Israel
Burnstein, TR. 2-4053.

Pioneer Women's May Dance
at Wayne Hotel Saturday

The Pioneer Women's Organ-
ization will sponsor a May dance
Saturday at 9 p.m. in the Fort
Wayne hotel. Mickey Woolf's or-
chestra will provide the music.
The proceeds will be donated to
the Children's Home in Palestine.
Tickets may be obtained from
Zelda Miller, TY. 7-7470; Goldie
Wasserman, UN. 3-8737; Florence
Primack, DA. 8978; Gussie Green,
TO. 5-3608, or Ruth Katz, TO.
8-8361.

U. S. Will Consult Jews, Arabs
Before Acting On Report
WASHINGTON, (JTA) — The
U. S. government is studying the
recommendations of the Anglo-
American inquiry committee on
Palestine and intends to consult
with Arab and Jewish leaders be-
fore making any definite decision
on the report, Acting Secretary
of State Acheson told diplomatic
aides of five Arab states.

PAST NOBLE GRANDS CLUB
of Jericho Lodge 328, at a meet-
ing at the home of Etta Felsot,
made plans for a Fall card party
and smorgasbord and for a June
trip to Toronto. The next meet-
ing will be held June 12 at the
home of Gussie Klein, 4038
Duane.

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