F'r'iday, January 23, 1948

Youth Groups

YOUNG PEOPLE'S CLUB of
N. W. HEBREW CONGREGA-
TION will present "An Evening
of Hypnotism," featuring Oscar
Nudelman, noted Chicago psy-
chologist and hypnotist, at 8 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 8, at the synagogue,
Curtis and Santa Rosa. The YPC
also is sponsoring a Friday night
service at 8:30 p.m. Feb. 6.
* * *
Members of the LOUIS MAR-
SHALL BNAI BRITH GIRLS
entertained for the Louis Mar-
shall Women Jan. 12. Those in
the play were Sylvia Stein, Ei-
leen 'Weisberg, Evelyn Rosen-
stein, Penny Issacs, Marcia Beck-
er, Shirley Bieberman and Sonia
Warshawsky.
* * *

TEMPLE BETH EL YOUNG
PEOPLES CLUB will hold its
first election meeting at 2:30 p.
m., Sunday, Feb. 1, at the Tem-
ple. A nominating committee
consisting of Audrey Joyce Hart-
man, chairman; Joan Eston, Lois
Feinberg, Bud Kaine and Robert
Kuttnauer has drawn up the fol-
lowing slate: Cornell Janeway,
president; Harvey Freeman, vice-
president; Eva Bach, recording
secretary; Eleanor Heilbronner,
corresponding secretary; Robert
Grauer, treasurer; Richard Wald-
bott, Robert Kuttnauer and Bud
Kaine, delegates at large.
The club announces the first
meeting of its discussion group
on Jan. 28,.at 8:15 p. m. The dis-
cussion will be lead by Rabbi
Sidney Akselrad, whose topic will
be: "Palestine". Peter Copeland
will preside.
* * •
The newly-formed BNAI DAVID
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY
elected the following officers for
1948-49: Miles Meyerson, presi-
dent; Mitchell Goldman, vice-
president; Merlin Utchenik, treas-
urer; Shirley Pechenick, record-
ing secretary; Beverly Marko-
witz, corresponding secretary.
Sunday, Jan. 24, at 3 p. m., at the
synagogue, 14th and Elmhurst,
the Young Peoples Society will
have its first social. As guest
speaker they will present Myron
Solomon, who will bring greet-
ings from the congregation.
Young adults, aged 18 to 33, are
invited.
* * a
To celebrate the end of exams,
the Wayne University Chapter of
IZFA will hold a toboggan party
at 8 p. m. Sunday, Feb. 1. Marty
Hollander, TO. 6-0114, is in
charge of plans. All college stu-
dents in the Detroit area are in-
vited to an IZFA open house at
8 p. m. Tuesday, Feb. 3, at Hillel
House. Students wishing to par-
ticipate in a leadership training
program next semester are in-
vited to contact Joe Yanich, pres-
ident, TO. 6-8046.

Community
Calendar

Jan. 24—Hadassah Oneg Shabat, 1
p. m.
Jan. 24—Jewish Center Dance.
Jan. 24—Women's League for Sab-
bath Observance, movie, 8:30 p. rn.
Jan. 24—ZOD Chaptetr 1 party, Bnai
Moshe.
Jan. 25—Infant Service Group din-
ner-dance, Latin Quarter.
Jan. 27—Youth Education League
luncheon, Masonic, 12:30 p. m.
Jan. 27--Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood,
book review, 12:30 p. m.
Jan. 27—Jewish National
Fund
Ladies Auxiliary donor event, 8 p. m.
Jan. 27—Jewish War Vets 495 Ray-
mond Block Post installation, 8:15 p. m.
Jan. 2S—Shaarey Zedek Men's Club,
lecture by Ludwig Lewisohn.
Jan. 28—United Hebrew Schools
Women's Auxiliary luncheon, 12 :30
p.m.
Jan. 28—Mother's
Club Council,
Palestine program, 1 p. m.
'
Jan. 29—Jewish Welfare Federation
Women's Division Institute.
Jan. 30—Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood
rally. 12 noon.
Jan. 31—Shaarey Zedek Young Peo-
ple's Society dance, 8:30 p. m.
Jan. 31—Women of Gmiluth Chaso-
dim, concert, Art Institute, 8 p.
Feb. 1—Junior Service Group, 3
p. in., Jewish Community Center.

Bridal Calendar

Feb. 8—Miss Helen Sloan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Sloan, 12800 Santa Clara, to Ray-
mond Kanfer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kanfer, at a 5
o'clock ceremony at the Shaarey
Zedek.

Page Fifteen

THE JEWISH NEWS

Esther F. Masserman
Wed to Californian

e

ngagementi

Mr. and Mrs. L. Snyder of
Roselawn Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Maxine, to Dr. Jack Gregory, son
of Mr. and Mrs. B. Ginsburg of
Webb Ave. The betrothed couple
will be honored at an open house
from 7 to 11 p.m. Sunday_, Jan. 25,
at 18261 Roselawn. No cards.
a a
*
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eder of Clair-
mount Ave. announce the betro-
thal and forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Helen Roslyn, to
Harry M. Gallup, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Gallup of Albany,
N. Y.
The bridegroom-elect will be
graduated from Siena College,
Albany, in June. He is affiliated
with Gamma Nu Sigma. A June
wedding is planned.
a a a

The engagement of Roslyn Lee
Lubin to Marvin S. Greenhut has
MRS. ROBERT BRONER
been announced by her parents,
Miss Esther Frances Masser- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lublin of
Glendale Ave. The bridegroom-
man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
elect's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Masserman of 3290 Burlin- William Greenhut of Richton Ave.
game avenue, and Robert Broner
* *
of Santa Monica, Cal., were mar-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Julius Barach of
ried Sunday, Jan. 18, _at the Wil-
shire Hotel. Rabbi Morris Adler Brooklyn, N. Y., announce the
performed the double-ring cere- engagement of their daughter,
Batya Beatrice, to Joseph Nor-
mony.
man Epel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
The bride was attended by
Jacob Epel of Pingree Ave.
Miss Charlotte Hoffer, 18213 Sor-
rento, as maid of honor, and Mat-
thew Broner, a brother of the
Artist
bridegroom was best man. There
were 120 guests at a dinner fol-
lowing the ceremony.
Mr. Broner is the son of Mrs.
Ida Broner of Santa Monica, and
Diana Blumenfeld, stage and
the late Abraham Broner. He
received his B.A. and M.A. de- screen star of pre-war Poland,
grees from Wayne University and will be one of five artists to be
attended UCLA. The bride is featured on the program of the
benefit concert to be sponsored
a senior at Wayne.
After a honeymoon trip to New by the Jewish National Workers'
York the couple will make their Alliance of Windsor.
Proceeds of the concert, which,
home in Auburn, Ala., where Mr.
Broner will be an instructor at will take place Thursday, Feb. 5,
the Alabama Polytechnic Insti- at Shaar Hashomayim auditor-
ium, will be donated to the Com-
tute.
munity Council Welfare Fund
Campaign of Windsor.
Maimonides Auxiliary
Co-featured with Miss Blumen-
feld will be Jonas Turkow, stage
Observes Music Month
and screen artists; Jedidio Ep-
Women's Auxiliary of Maimon- stein, continental opera star;
ides Medical Society will meet Nahum Nardi, Palestinian com-
Jan. 24, preceded by luncheon at poser and pianist, and Al Harris,
Huyler's. The event is for wives humorist.
of physicians, by reservation.
In celebration of Jewish Music
Month, Mrs. David Kliger, pro-
ROSENBLAT
gram chairman, has arranged for
ORCHESTRAS
Mrs. S S. Wittenberg to interpret
Jewish songs, accompanied by
Weddings — Bar Mitzvahs
Rosa Bassin Stein. Monologues
Socials
will be given by Charlotte Krue-
Dinner-Dance Entertainment
ger, dramatist formerly with sta-
Headed by Detroit's
tion WWJ.
Popular M. C.

Five
to Star
On Farband Benefit
Program in Windsor

Hostesses will be Mesdames David
Kliger, N. J. Kapetansky, A. Alan
Agree, Morton Barnett, Charles Git-
ln, Jack Greenberg, S. Gross, Louis
Harley, H. Y. Hoffman, Louis Kamin,
Leon A. Katzin, Emery P. Kovak, S.
E. Lerman, Max Lichter and Peter
Shifrin.

Complete Party Arrangement

1103 WURLITZER BLDG.

CA. 3221 — TO. 6-5016
and Prdiessional Rehearsal

Mlawer Auxiliary
Plans Luncheon

MISS RUTH DATTNER

Mrs. Charlotte Dattner of Tux-
edo Ave. announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Ruth, to
Sidney Goldstein of the Bronx,
New York.
The bride-elect is a junior in
the College of Education at
Wayne University, where she is
a member of Iota Alpha Pi so-
rority. Her fiance, a junior in the
Wayne College of Medicine, is
affiliated with Phi Delta Epsilon
fraternity.
The couple will be married
June 20.

•
•

Sandwiches
Bagel & Lox
• Pie-A-La-Mode
• Etc.

Where Detroit's outstanding
Social functions, Weddings,
Bride Showers and Bar Mitz-
vahs take place in dignified
splendor.
Special rates for Luncheons.
With "Superb Service."

We Cater for You in Our Own
Halls, Your Home, or
Synagogue.

Under the Supervision of
Council of Orthodox Rabbis
Personalized Attention
by CHAS. J. MARX
and BERNIE LEFKOWITZ

WILSHIRE KOSHER CATERING CO.

TOWNSEND 9-2550

Camp Nahelu

Michigan's Finest Camp

18th Season

Register Now-

We suggest you register your children now
for the Camp that's renowned for the high-
est standards of health and camping activities.

Men's Shoes $2 to $5 OFF
Growing Girls' and Women's

SHOE PRICES ARE GOING UP
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!

After
Theater
Snacks

At Two Beautiful Hotels

2O% TO 50% OFF

— All Rubber Footwear Drastically Reduced

COR. TAYLOR

ti

FEATURING NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SHOES

VELVET MOTOR BOOTS .. Reg. Price $6.95 .. NOW $4.98

9000 LINWOOD

STRICTLY KOSHER
CATERING

WINTER CLEARANCE SALE

Children's Shoes

KOSHER STYLE
RE STAURANT

OPTICIAN
Optical Service
How* By Appointment
Prescriptions called for
and delivered
3216 EWALD CIRCLE
at Buena Vista
HO. 3332

Halberg's ind Annua

Sale priced from $2.48 up

LIEBERMAN
and CITRIN

EDWARD PEVOS

•

Flat Heel Sports and Cuban
Heel Walking Shoes ...
Sale prked from $1.98 up

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Mlawer Umgegend Verein will
hold its ninth annual donor lunch-
eon at 12 noon Wednesday, Feb.
4, at , Bel-Aire. Proceeds will be
used for Palestinian and other
philanthropic projects.
Mrs. Israel Burnstein is chair.
man of the luncheon, with Mrs.
Benjamin Zalla as her co-chair-
man. Featured on the program
will be Dolores Fisher, Juillard
School of Music scholarship win-
ner, who will be accompanied by
Harriet Lewis.
Morton Zieve will direct a
group from the Wayne University
Circular Theater in John Madi-
son Morton's "Box and Cox."
The Palestinian film "House in
the Desert" also will be shown.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Joe Kasmer, presi-
dent, TO. 8-0534, Mrs. Burnstein,
TR. 2-4053, or Mrs. Zalla, TY.
4-7873.

Phone
or Write—

Stanley Michaels
13641 Dexter
HOgarth 2031
Detroit 6, Michigan

•

Physician and two Regis-
tered Nurses.

•

Expert Leadership by Ex-
perienced Counselors.

3 CAMPS IN ONE

Little Nahelu — 3 fob
Boys' Unit — 6 to 16
Girls' Unit-6 to 16

HALBERG'S SHOE STORE

8801 • 12th St.

TY. 4-2032

Open Mon., Thurs., Sat. till 9 — Closed Sundays

Ptirr m Lamp

Ortonvine urnicq.

Highest Rating by Michigan State Board of Health