Marriages
Emma Schaver to Sing
At Pioneer Women's Fete
FARGO-GARFIELD: Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Garfield of Chicago
Blvd. announce the marriage of
their daughter, Arline, to Jack
Fargo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Fargo of the Seward Hotel, Sun-
day, Dec. 22. The couple are
honeymooning at the Palmer
House, Chicago. The bride is an
art major at Wayne University.
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EMMA SCHAVER
Emma Schaver, popular lyric
soprano, will appear in a new
series of Yiddish, Hebrew and
Palestinian songs, as guest soloist
at the Detroit Pioneer Women's
16th donor event to take place
on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 1:30 p m.,
at the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Schaver has returned rec-
ently from a visit to the Dis-
placed Persons Camps in Ger-
many, where she spent six
months bringing cheer to the sur-
vivors in Europe.
All eight clubs are participat-
ing in this drive to raise the
S75,000 goal.
The guest speaker will be Stan-
ley Waren, brother of Helen War-
en, whose exciting presentation
describes Palestine as he saw it.
be
home at 18694 Fairfield Ave.
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WEZF.LMAN - GANDAL: The
to iri : .ge of Miss Nathalie Gan-
tt:O. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
M G.Indal of Cleveland, 0.. and
field tt•ci.
Mr. Wezelman, upon his gradu-
ation from the University of
Michigan, enlisted in the army
and served for more than four
years in the Pacific area. He was
honorably discharged with the
rank of major. He is at present
pursuing post-graduate studies at
the University of Michigan.
Upon their return from their
honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Wezel-
man will make their home at 914
Lincoln. Ann Arbor.
Detroiters at the wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz,
sister and brother-in-law of the
bride. and son, Carmi, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Sloan and Mr. and
M: s. Samuel N. Heyman.
Lehman, Warburg Hadassales Drive
For 1,000 Members
Address Annual Sitows
. Progress
JDC Conference
Detroit Hadassah's current
FRANKLIN-FRIEDMAN: The
marriage of Mrs. John Eugene
Friedman of Chicago to Leo I.
Franklin, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Leo M. Franklin, was performed
on Dec. 28, at the home of the
bride's sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Klein of
Stratford Rd. After a wedding
trip to California, the newlyweds
will make their home on Pen-
nington Dr.
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STONE-FOX: The marriage of
Faye Fox, daughter of Mr. and
Mr- Seymour Fox of Cleveland
and Lion Gilbert Stone, son of
Mr and Mrs. David B. Stone of
We,;t Chicago was solemnized
Sunday, Dec. 29. Rabbi Barnett
Bt ickner performed the ceremony
was held at the Wade Park
MJnor in Cleveland.
Mrs. Arthur Gabriel of New
York was her niece's matron of
hontr and Miss Luane Mittenthal,
th..• bridegroom's cousin, was maid
of honor. Leonard Stone served
hi, brother as best man and their
nephew, Gary Richard Marcus
was the ring bearer.
Mr. and Mrs. Stone are spend-
in t.; their honeymoon at Miami
Fla. and after Jan. 25 will
S.,1 M. Wezelman of Ann Arbor.
son of I. Wezelman of
a, Neb., was performed
S_.,nday afternoon, Dec. 29, at
Ch i).i tit Jerusalem Synagogue,
Cleveland. Rev. Chaim Herzog,
Rev. I. Goldman, formerly of Ann
Arbor, and Cantor Spiwack of-
Detroit Auxiliary Plans
Dinner Dance Jan. 14
For Bnai Brith Projects
Detroit Lodge Auxiliary of
Bnai Brith will hold a dinner
danoe in the main ballroom of
the Book Cadillac Hotel, Satur-
day. Jan. 18, 7 p. m. Mickey W-oolf
and his orchestra will furnish the
music and review.
Mrs. Sol Myers is chairman of
ways and means.
This affair is the Auxiliary's
major fund raising project which
aids National Jewish Hospital,
Leo N. • Levi Memorial Hospital,
Allied Relief, scholarships, Wider
Scope, Bellefair, National Post
War Fund, Adopted European
Families, Hospital and In-Camp,
A.D.L., Hillel, B.B.Y.O., Voca-
tional Guidance and Four Free-
doms Library.
Mrs. David Grosberg, TO.
7-1359, is taking reservations.
Mrs. Leonard Tigay is ticket
, chairman. Mrs. Jack Hartstein is
year book chairman. Mrs. Saul
Bloom is president of the Auxil-
iary.
NEW YORK—Herbert H. Leh- drive for 1,000 new members is
meeting with success, Mrs. Mau-
man, former governor of New rice A. Landau, membeiship
York and director of UNRRA, and
Edward M. M. Warburg, chair-
man of the Joint Distribution
Committee, will be the featured
speakers at the 32nd annual
meeting of1DC,- Jan. 12, at Man-
hattan Center.
A summary of the JDC's re-
lief, reconstruction and resettle-
ment activities in 1946, _during
which the committee appropri-
ated over $58,000,000 for its
programs of assistance to Jewish
survivors overseas, will be pre-
sented along with plans for an
enlarged program of aid in the
coming year.
One thousand European Jew-
ish men, women and children
who came to Shanghai, China, 10
years ago will depart for new
havens on three continents with-
in the next few weeks, JDC re-
MRS: MAURICE LANDAU
ports.
chairman, and Mrs. Samuel
Schaflander, co-chairman, an-
nounced this week.
Three quarters of the goal al-
Its
ready has been achieved, the bal-
ance to be enrolled during 1947.
New Zionist Organization of
Three of the group committees
Detroit elected the following of- participating in the membership
ficers at its anniversary celebra- drive recently were published.
tion Dec. 26:
The remainder are:
Dr. Noah E. Aronstam, honor-
RUSSELL WOODS GROUP—Mrs.
ary president; M. Manuel Mer- David Pollack. Membership Chairman:
Committee: Mesdames S. S. Abels,
zon, president; Jacob Mohr, vice Claire Axelrod. Leslie Bloom, Benja-
min Bond, Philip Brezner, Joseph Can-
president: Joseph Grossman, sec- tor.
E. Deutsch. Jack Diamond. Milton
retary, and Sol B. Edelman, Fischer. Jack Flusty. Nathan Goldman.
Gordon. Morris Gourwitz, Barney
treasurer. Bela B. Mayor, Louis Saul
Greenberg. Ray Greenberg. Harold
Panush, Baruch Rosenberg and Lachman. Bernard Lachs. J M. Lat.-
Milton 1 ■ Iaddin, Mawell Mathis,
Aaron Teitelbaum were named tin,
Jos. Messer. Jack Pearlman. Arthur
to the executive committee.
Pollack, Michael Rosen, Seymour
Schor, Harry Schreier, Benjamin
Mrs. Eliezer Shostak, wife of a Schwartz, Harry Schwartz, Louis
prominent Palestine Revisionist, Selton. George Seyburn, Mack Sugar-
man, Meyer Waterstone, Arthur Web-
was guest speaker. She urged er, Otto Weiss and Irving Windt.
UNIVERSITY EAST GROUP—Mrs
that Jews today follow the lead
G. Dunitz, membership chairman.
of the Maccabees in opposing op- Saul
Mrs. Seymour J. Frank, co-chairman:
Committee: Mrs. George Aronoff, Mrs.
pression.
New Zionist Group
Leaders
Names
Detroit Lodge Auxiliary
Seeks New Members
The Auxiliary of Detroit Lodge
of Bnai Brith will sponsor an
featuring Tony
open meeting
Weitzel as guest speaker-, at 8:30
p. m. Tuesday, Jan. 14, at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
The meeting is being held in
conjunction with the Auxiliary's
membership drive. The men's
lodge will be guests of the Auxil-
iary. Members and friends are
invited.
Culminating the drive, all new
members will be guests of the
a
membership committee at
luncheonette Feb. 19 at the home
of Mrs. J. Frank, 18303 Muir-
land.
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L A F ER - KNOPMAN: Frances
Koopman, daughter of Mr. and
Story'
Mrs. Dave J. Knopman of 2638
Glendale, and Jack Lafer, son of
in Detroit
Merzon, Kaminer Argue
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lafer of 2999
Irgun's Role in Palestine
Montery, were united in mar-
The famous story of Al Jolson,
riage by Rabbi S. Gruskin Dec.
in a glorious cavalcade of music
"Irgun—Asset or Liability to
25 at the Fort Wayne Hotel.
Mrs. David Goldberg was ma- and entertainment, has come to the Jewish People" will be the
subject of a debate at 8:30 p. m.
tron of honor and Beatrice Kahn Detroit.
"The Jolson Story" now is be- Thursday. Jan. 16, in Jericho
of Chicago, cousir of the bride.
ing
played
at
both
the
Down-
was maid of honor. Bridesmaids
Hall. at a meeting of the Berdich-
ever Verein.
were: Ruth Feinstein, Barbara town and Adams Theaters.
Taking
the
audience
back
to
Hov. arc'. Janet Jacobs, Edith Kaf-
M. Manuel Merzon, attorney,
the
early
days
of
the
great
actor,
tain. Vivian Metter and Sally Lie-
leader of the New Zionist Organ-
the film depicts, in teChnicolor,
boo. !t z.
ization of Detroit, will defend the
Si.iney Lafer served his brother the scenes in a synagogue where activities of the Irgun and Stern
as hest man. Ushers were: Al his father was a cantor and where groups. Harry Kaminer, Jewish
Blumenfeld, Bill Gillis, Lloyd Jolson was a member of the radio commentator, will argue
Rodnick, Irving Weinstock, Har- choir, and the subsequent experi- that the extremist groups in Pal-
old Forman and Milton Fishman. ences of the great entertainer.
estine are harming the cause of
Out-of-town guests were: Mr.
the Jewish people.
and Mrs. P. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Sheruth League Plans
The public in invited.
S. Slovner, Mr. and Mrs. George
`Jolson
Showing
Now
Friedman, Mrs. Joe Goldberg, P. First Annual Dance
Mrs. Marvin Stearn, fund rais-
Gerkun and K. Greenspan of
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Harold ing chairman, and Mrs. Marvin
SYMPATHY
•The Progressive Ladies' Unt.
Verein extends .heartfelt sym-
pathy- to Mrs . I. Kruger and
sister on the recent death of their
beloved father, Solomon Naba-
Markowitz, souvenir book chair-
man announce successful com-
munity cooperation in advance
plans for the Sheruth Leagues
first annual ball, Jan. 12 at the
Detroiter Hotel, Paul Leash and
his orchestra entertaining.
Captains in charge of the indi-
vidual fund raising teams were
Mesdames Alvin Foon, Jules
Mehler, Leonard Sherman,
Joseph Scherr, Gerry Bader and
Harry Levitan.
Mesdames Bernard C o h e n,
chairman, Samuel Hack, Gerald
Sucher and Arnold Monash axe
toff.
planning the evening.
Baron' and Mr. and Mrs. Helen
Frankel of New York; Mrs. G.
Winters of New Jersey; Edward
Shapiro and Florence Shapiro of
Toledo and Mrs. Anna Josephson
of California. •
The newlyweds spent their
honeymoon
Chicago and are
now residing at 8218 Poe.
CARD OF
Friday. January 3, 4947
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Ten
Bnai David Sisterhood
To Hear Book Reviews
Bnai David Sisterhood will hold
an open meeting and book review
Monday evening Jan. 6, at the
Bnai David social hall.
Miss Haagburg will review sev-
eral books on Jewish life. Mem-
bers and guest's •are invited.
.
Bernard Brown, and Mrs. Louis Ham-
burger.
UNIVERSITY WEST GROUP—Mrs.
Samuel Shetzer, membership chairman:
Mrs. Irving Simon, co-chairman: Com-
mittee: Mesdames: Lewis Alper, Ralph
Benyas, Duane Bernstein, Jack Erman.
Norman Finger. Ben Fishman. S. Gold-
man. Jack Goode, Ben Gould, L.
Heller. Leo Kati/man, Julius Krause.
Sydney Krause, Seymour Kyte, David
Lipton. J. Pollack, B. Owen, R. Rob-
inson, Samuel Serwer and Max Stul-
berg.
Detroiters' Compositions
Marion Morgan, Detroit sing-
er, featured vocalist for Harry
James, will record a new song
by two Detroit winters, Marian
Kay and Helene Roth. Miss Mor-
gan will introduce the number
on Mutual's "Hollywood Smile
Time" program with Eddie Tru-
man and Steve Allen.
The team of Kay and Roth
also have two numbers that will
be released to the public late in
January. One is "Dail Men Gain
in College?", a satire novelty
Yiddish swing rhumba. It is
backed by one of their ballads
"Cryin' All the Way Home."
These two numbers are on a
Rego 'label, by Peter Uryga and
his Melody Kings, with Janie
Palmer doing the vocal.
Niles Represents Bnai Brith
In VA Advisory Service
WASHINGTON—The appoint-
ment of Lt. Col. Elliott A. Niles
of Boston to represent Bnai Brith
on the national advisory com-
mittee of the Veterans Adminis-
tration Voluntary Service, was
announced here by Henry Mon-
sky, president of Bnai Brith.
At the instaace of my many friends
and acquaintances, I have organ-
ized several Orchestral units for
your Musical requirements.
HERSCHEL LEIB
Refined Music For Select Clientele.
PARTIES BY VAL
(Formerly Musical Director of Fox
Theatre and Book Casino—Now
Playing Shubert Lafayette
Theatre.)
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Complete catering, flowers,
publicity.- AU details for
entire affair. •
As part of their drive for 254
new members, Louis Marshall
Women of Bnai Brith will hold
a "member-bring-a-n e w-mem-
ber" party at 8:30 p. m. Jan. 7
at the Belcrest HoteL ,
Mrs. Saul Rosenman will be
guest speaker. Refreshments will
be served. Admission is by res-
ervation only. Call_ Mrs. Stanley
Yates, membership chairman,
UN. 3-3763, or Mrs. William
Stern, co-chairman, UN. 4-3644.
fund raising
Thelma Weiss,
chairman, announces that Dave
Zimmerman and his WWJ Coffee
Club have been engaged for the
annual donor luncheon, Feb. 12,
at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Meat Ball Recipe Makes
Family Appreciate Cook
From the time she arises in
the morning until the last supper
dish is cleared away, the aver-
age housewife is in bondage to
her family's appetite. But, like so
many other necessary tasks, this
one provides ample compensation
and a sense of achievement when
the family responds with enthus-
iasm to one of its favorite dishes,
such as this one:
Sweet and Sour Meat
Balls
1 lb. ground meat.
% cup water
t cup Manischewites Matzo Meal
1 grated onion
1 egg
1 teaspoon salt
teaspoon pepper
Mix together above ingredients, then
roll mixture into balls of about two
inches diameter. Next prepare fol-
lowing ingredients as directed. % cup
sugar, 1 pt. boiling water, Li tsp. salt,
vs tsp. pepper, 1 cup canned tomatoes.
1 onion, chopped; 1 tbsp. chopped
green pepper. 1 tsp. citric acid.
Melt sugar in saucepan until it turns
light brown. Very carefully. pour in
boiling water. add salt, pepper, toma-
toes, onion, green pepper, and citric
acid. When this comes to a boil put
in meat balls and cook them for 1%,
hours. This recipe makes a to 10 balls.
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