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Rabbi Levi Concludes
Hadassah Town Halls
Attractive Bride
The Sisterhood of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek will open its
annual series of book reviews and
brunches at 12:30 p. m., Tuesday,
in the social hall of the syna-
gogue. The brunches are under
the general chairmanship of Mrs.
Herman Wetsman.
Mrs. Walter Field, program
chairman, has announced that
Rabbi Morris Adler, will begin
book reviews with a general ap-
proach to Jewish literature. "A
Model Jewish Book-Shelf" is the
title of his talk. There will be a
question period.
MRS. RALPH PIERCE
Marion 'Ruth Aaron, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron
of 2276 Oakman Blvd., became
the bride of Ralph Pierce, sori
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierce,
of 1329 S. Keeler, Chicago, at
an evening ceremony Nov. 10 at
Shaarey Zedek. Rabbi Morris
Adler officiated.
Harriet Rosamond Aaron was
matron of honor, and the brides-
maids were Charlotte Pierce,
Iris Bank, Lillian Rudner, Ber-
nice Adler, Ena Wagner and
Marjorie Miller.
Melvin Levitt served as best
man. Meyer Cohen. Theodore
Bale, Joseph Louis Bale, James
Schneider, Edward Friedman,
and Sheldon Wagner seated the
guests.
The bride's gown was fashion-
ed of oyster white satin with a
modified sweetheart neckline and
side paniers. She carried orchids
and gardenias on a Bible, with
streamers of stephanotis.
The young couple are now
honeymooning in Washington and
Miami Beach.
Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. Richard A. Cott, TO. 8-5617,
ticket chairman.
Mesdames Morris Halperin and
William Nadler, SOS co-chair-
men, will accept canned foods or
monetary contributions for the
survivors overseas at this meet-
ing.
Mrs. Maurice Zackheim, con-
vention chairman, TO. 8-5489, is
taking reservations from Sister-
hood members who desire to at-
tend the convention of the Na-
tional Women's League of the
United Synagogue at the Palmer
The engagement of Miss Ruth
House, Chicago, Nov. 24-27.
Mrs. Morris Adler announces Friedman, daughter of Mrs. Sara
that she has commenced her Bible ; Friedman of 2707 Gladstone, was
classes at 10:30 every Tuesday announced at a family dinner at
the home of her fiance, Paul
morning.
Liebovitz of Toledo.
Engagements
NW Cong. Sisterhood
To Hold 'Movie Night'
Sisterhood of the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation and Cen-
ter will sponsor a "Movie Night"
in the Social Hall of the Syna-
gogue, located on Curtis and San-
ta Rosa, on Wednesday evening.
Movies to be shown are "The
Singing Blacksmith," featuring
Maurice Schwartz and Moishe
Osher; "The Life of Paderewski,"
and a short Jewish comedy.
Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. Malcolm Rivkin, UN. 3-3444,
Mrs- Max Fineman, UN. 3-1417,
or at the door.
Mrs. Joe Gordon was elected
second -vice-president to fill a va-
cancy.
Jan. 22 has been set for the
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Dr. and Mrs. Edward A. Stern
of Pennington Dr. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Ruth Blanche, to Marvin David
Krass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Krass of Tuxedo Ave. Both the
bride and groom-elect attended
Wayne University. Mr. Krass
served three years with the Ar-
my Air Force Intelligence. The
couple has set March 1 as their
wedding date.
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The engagement is announced
of Miss Leah Levin, daughter of
Mrs. Eli Levin of Canterbury
Rd. and the late Dr. Levin, to
H. Alvin Shapiro, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Dtiniel Shapiro of Prairie
Ave.
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rachi will be held at 12:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Dec. 3, at the Fort
Wayne Hotel.
Proceeds will go for the care
and education of orphans brought
from Europe into Palestine.
Mrs. Edith B. Hall will direct
a display of fashions from prom-
inent Detroit stores. There also
will be a prominent singer.
Mrs. Leo Genser, UN. 1-4059, 'is
chairman of 'the luncheon and in
charge of pledges.
Mrs. L. Friedman is chairman
of souvenir book with Mrs. Ruby
Miller as co-chairman, assisted by
Mesdames Philip Schreiber, M.
Wassherman and S. Reisig.
An afternoon tea-dance and an
highlight the
weekend Hillel program on the
University of Michigan campus.
Rabbi Herschel Lymon, director
of the Foundation, will deliver
the sermon during Friday eve-
ning services on the topic, "Guide
to the Perplexed." A social hour
will follow services.
A post-game open house will
follow the Michigan-Wisconsin
game on Saturday afternoon and
evening.
The Foundation will serve as
host to members of other campus
religious guilds at a Sunday eve-
ning supper which will be fol-
lowed by a "bull session" on the
topic, "Why I Am A Christian,
Jew, or Agnostic."
interfaith supper
Henry Feinberg, Jewish Social
Service Bureau staff psychologist,
and Doris Sperling Markel, secre-
tary to the director, were honored
for 20 years of service at JSSB,
at a dinner given by staff and
board members on Nov. 6 at the
Jewish Center.
Feinberg, in charge of the
psychological testing service at
JSSB, is chairman of exhibits of
the Michigan Welfare League and
an instructor in psychology and
advertising at Great Lakes Col-
lege. He has published articles
on psychological research in the
Journal of the Michigan Academy
and other psychological journals.i
Arrangements committee for
the dinner included Mrs. Theo-
dore Bargman, chairman; Mrs.
Joseph Geschelin, George Kirsh-
ner, Mrs. Mary Lakoff, Mrs.
Robert J. Newman, Ruth Shefer,
Mrs. Harold Silver and Ruth
Stein. Staff and board members
attended the dinner.
MISS DORIS FINEMAN
Mr. and Mrs. George Fineman
of Northlawn Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Doris, to Ben Kaufman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kaufman of
Monica Ave. The wedding will
be held at the Shaarey Zedek on
March 2.
Open house was held in honor
of the betrothed couple on Sun-
day, Oct. 20.
Friedmans Offer Noted
Jewish Music Cavalcade
At Bnai Moshe Tuesday
Dr. Wise Receives Scroll
A Cavalcade of Jewish Music.
starring Maurice Friedman and
his wife Susie Michael, noted ar-
tists and exponents of Jewish
culture through Jewish music.
will be presented under the
joint sponsorship of the Sister-
hood and Men's Club of Congre-
gation Bnai Moshe at 8 p. m.
Tuesday, Nov. 19, in the social
hall of the synagogue, Dexter
at Lawrence.
The Friedmans are now on
their eighth transcontinental
tour. The Cavalcade of Jewish
Music has been heard in over
two hundred cities in the United
States and Canada. and includes
Hebrew music, songs of the syn-
agogue, music of present-day
Palestine, Yiddish art songs, pia-
no solos, Israel's songs in exile.
Yiddish folk and Chassidic songs.
From Berlin Survivors
A beautifully written scroll of
the Jewish law (Torah) from the
surviving Jews of Berlin was
presented to Dr. Stephen S. Wise,
founder and president of the
Jewish Institute of Religion. at a
godspeed dinner tendered him by
its trustees and faculty at Town
Hall Club, New York, prior to
his departure for Switzerland to
attend the World Zionist Con-
gress.
Rabbi Weinstein to Debate
Varying Aspects of Zionism
Chapter I of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit invites
members and friends to hear
Rabbi Chaim Weinstein. of Conf.
Beth Aaron, discuss "Political
Zionism vs. Spiritual Zionism" at
an open meeting at 8:15 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 19 at Shaarey
Zedek.
Rabbi Weinstein will present
both affirmative and negative
views of his subject, and rebuttal
will follow from the audience,
Evelyn Eiselman, program chair-
man, announces. The evening
will conclude with the singing of
Hebrew songs.
S. Rosenblatt
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or Banquet
A Rosenblatt Dance
We are now accepting appoint-
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ies — for your Bar-Mitzvah
parties, Weeklinfe.
and Dinner Orchestra
A Special Variety of
Entertainment that will make
your event outstanding.
Music Study Club Hears
Valter Poole Tuesday
An expert to assist you in the
arranging of your affair.
Music Study Club of Detroit
will hold its second meeting of
the year at the Women's City
Club at 1:30 p. m. next Tuesday.
Valter Poole. assistant con-
ductor of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra. will review the "Life
and Music of Bach, Beethoven.
Shubert. and Schuman." Flor-
ence Kutzen, pianist, will illus-
trate Bach and Beethoven.
A group of Shubert songs are
to be sung by Mrs. Abraham
Brasch. accompanied on the pia-
no by Mrs. Isadore Mendelson.
Mrs. Bernard Lachs will be
chairman of the day.
For Information Please Call
TO. 6-5016 or TO. 8-0842
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and other keepsakes converted into artistic table lamps.
Oil lamps electrified.
LAMP SHADES MADE
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Louis Marshall Women
Present Hillel Debaters
The debating team of the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. David- Wayne University Hillel Founda-
son of Webb Ave. announce the tion will debate the question
donor luncheon. Mrs. Herbert engagement of their daughter, "Resolved: That the Jewish Rgen-
Harris is chairman of this affair. Marjorie, to Mr. Newton Bur- cy accept some partition plan for
rows, son of Mrs. Jacob Burrows Palestine," at a meeting of the
of Merton Road, and the late Louis Marshall Women of Bnai
United Synagogue
Jacob Burrows. Mr. Burrows is Brith Tuesday, Nov. 18, at the
Issues New Album
a graduate of the University of Workmen's Circle.
Michigan and the bride-elect is
Tilly Sims, second vice presi-
Of Hebrew Songs
attending Wayne University.
dent of the Women's District
Grand Lodge No. 6 will be the
An album of recorded Hebrew
folk melodies, the first in a ser- Young Women's Mizrachi guest speaker. Refreshments will
be served. Dorothy Meckler will
ies known as "Song and Soil,"
conduct the meeting.
was issued by the Commission Plans Donor Luncheon
The group's annual donor
on Jewish Education of the
United Synagogue.
The seventh annual donor luncheon has been set for Feb. 12
at
the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Bearing a foreword by Leonard luncheon of Young Women's Miz-
Bernstein, conductor of the New
York Symphony Orchestra, the
album includes 10 Palestinian
songs performed by a chorus of
18 voices under the direction of
Rabbi Martin Berkowitz, director
of the United Synagogue's music
and cantonal department.
Albums in the "Song and Soil'
series are being prepared under
the auspices of the Commission
as aids in the field of Jewish
education, as well as for general
entertainment. Subsequent al-
bums in this series will feature
liturgical _music, festival and
Chassidic songs, songs for chil-
dren and Hebrew readings: -1
Interfaith Supper
Planned at Hillel
To Wed March 2
Mrs.MarIcel,Feinberg
Honored for 20 Yrs.
Service With. JSSB
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liadassah's Town Hall series
will be - concluded by Rabbi
Eliezer A. Levi,
.1 of Cong. Bnai
Moshe, who will
speak on "Re-
ligious Life in
Palestine" at
1:15 p.m. next
Friday at the
Jewish Com-
munity Center.
41i The Town Hall
Series has been
Rabbi Levi presented under
the auspices. of the Chapter Edu-
cational Committee, headed by
Mrs. M. A. Wayne. The public
is invited to hear Rabbi Levi.
Rabbi Adler Opens
Book Review Series
At Shaarey Zedek
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Detroit Section Chairman
Talks on Congress Hour
In line with the decision of the
radio committee to devote one
broadcast monthly to purely Con-
gress matters, the next speaker
on the-American Jewish Congress
radio hour this Saturday at 9:45
p. m., over station WJLB will be
Harry Nathan, chairman of the
Detroit Section of the American
Jewish Congress. His topic will
be—"Glitripse:s on Congress as a
National Jewish Movement in the
United States."
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