THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Twelve

In the Women's
Division Spotlight:

Mrs. Seymour Simons

Tikvah Chapter Plans
Drama Evening Tuesday,
Benefit Event March 27

Mrs. Joshua Sperka's play, "I
Accuse You" will be presented
by the dramatic group of the
Northwest Sisterhood at a meet-
ing of Tikvah Chapter of Bnai
Belying the old belief that Brith Women at 8:30 p.m. Tues-
beauty and brains are never found day, March 23, at Beth Aaron
in the same person, Mrs. Seymour Synagogue.
Simons displays high intelligence
Members of the cast are Mesdames
Feldman, R. Lash, A. Ross, F..
and at the same time is one of the A.
Schultz, B. Bortman, N. Cottler. G.
more decorative members of the Levine, M. Avrin, B. Littky, Plas-
R. Polk, M. Schlaifer, R. Ber-
Women's Division of the Jewish kove,
man. S. Rothenburg, A. Gould
Welfare Federation. Even at the Novik, E. Brook, B. Levine and 77.

Has Combination
Of Beauty and Brains

F=riday,

Junior and Senior
Hadassah to Greet
National President

Zelda Funk, national president
of Junior Hadassah, will be hon-
ored at a reception by Junior and
Senior Hadassah at 3 p. in. Sun-
day, March 28, at the Jewish
Center. Miss Funk is coming to
Detroit to participate in the Cen-
tral States Regional Zionist Youth
Institute.
Mrs. Harry L. Jones, president
of Detroit HadaSsah, and Doro-
thea Bond, president of Detroit
Mrs. Ira Kaufman is the di- Junior Hadassah, join in inviting
rector. Mrs. Isadore Buchman, all young wemen and their moth-
program chairman, invites all ers to the reception to Meet Miss
members and friends to attend.
Mrs. Arthur Ross, 'fund-raising
chairman, announces a games
party which will culminate the
current fund-raising drive Sat-
urday evening, March 27, at
Beth Aaron.

BB Girls of Michigan,
Windsor to Convene
Next Week in Detroit

Representatives of Bnai Brith
Girls groups from Michigan com-
munities and Windsor will meet
March 27 to 29 in Detroit, at the
second annual Michigan regional
convention.
Registration will take place Sat-
urday evening at BBYO head-
quarters on Dexter, followed by
a barn dance at Magnolia Stables.
A morning seminar will be held
Sunday, and a banquet and stunt
night program in Windsor, the lat-
ter open to members of AZA.

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Invitations are in the mail to
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ter and a special invitation has
been extended to all delegates at-
tending the institute that week-
end. Other national youth leaders
who will be present are Yola Lee,
national president of the Inter-
collegiate Zionist Federation of
AmeriA, and Yank Rosenberg,
national vice president of Mas-
ada.
Chairmen of the committee on
arrangements for the reception
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William B. Isenberg, Ralph Da-
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Frank; Muriel LOvasko, Helen
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at a nominal cost, according to
Ethel Shorr, treasurer of the
Women's Division. The public is
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Wayne Hillel to Present
Festival of Jewish Dance
With Delakova and Berk

The Sholem Aleichem Folk In- Army Officer Calls on U. S.
stitute, in conjunction with the To Provide Home for DPs
NEW YORK (JPS) — Lt. Col.
Women's Division, will sponsor a
Purim Restaurant Day under the Jerry M. Sage, chief of the Field
Contact branch, civil affairs divi-
ison, he adquart ers European
Command, called on. America to
give European DPs a home.
Speaking at the New York Herald
Tribune forum on world affairs,
Col. Sage pointed out that there
are nearly 1,000,000 DPs in the
zones of the Western Allies in
Germany and Austria who cannot
return to their homelands for fear
of persecution because of race,
religion, nationality or political
opinions.

March 21—Miss Jeanne Bette
Curtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Curtis of Clairmount Ave.,
to Jack Gold, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Gold of Leslie Ave., at
the Wilshire Hotel. _
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daughter of Mrs. Meyer Beckman
of Boston Blvd. and the late Mr.z,
Beckman, to Max Hoffman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hoffman.
of N. LaSalle Gardens, at Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek.

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A rally for all hostesses will
be held Friday evening, March
19, at the home of Mrs. Ross,
18632 Monica.

The Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
tion at Wayne University will
present its first Jewish Dance
Festival, entitled -- "Eternity in
Dance," Wednesday evening.
April 14, at the Detroit Institute
of _Arts. The program of Jewish
music and dance will feature the
internationally known dance team
of Delakova and Berk; a dance
pageant presented through the
Combined efforts of the Hillel and
Wayne University dance groups,
and the Shearit Hapleyita choir,
under the direction of Mrs. Shir-
ley Subar Sklash.
Katya Delakova and Fred Berk
are both graduates of the Staats
Academy for Music and Dance in
Vienna and both were members
of the dance group of Gertrude
Kraus.- one of the foremost danc-
ers of Palestine. They were direc-
tors Of Jewish dance at the Bran-
deis Camp Institute, sponsored by
the American Zionist Youth Com-
mission, and at the Youth Leader-
ship Camp of the National Jewish
Welfare Board. At present, they
direct the Hebrew Dance Guild
sponsored by the Hebrew Arts
Committee.
The pageant to be presented by
the student dance • groups is en-
titled "Bikkurim, the Festival of
First Fruits." Mrs. Julia .Sanford
of Wayne University will direct
the pageant.

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Co-hostesses will be Mesdames J.
Weissman, H. Schrage, P. Borin, R.
Polk, R. Berman, J. Raznick, E. Gor-
man, M. Schwartz, L. Gold, E. Shif-
man, B. Docks, E. Harris, H. Raisin,
F. Schneider. E. Brook, F. Harris M.
Nissen, P. Aaron. D. Alper, R. Bolton,
J. Burdick, R. Berman. F. Schultz, R.
Lash, M. Littky. D. Klein, S. Pansky,
R. Idelson and G. David.

MRS. SEYMOUR SIMONS
end of a full day of work in the
office of the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, she still looks as "fresh as
spring sunshine," to brrow the
apt simile of one of her fellow-
workers.
Mrs. Simons has been an active
worker in the Women's Division
ever since her arrival in Detroit
six years ago.. For the past three
years she has worked as a secre-
tary in the • Allied Jewish Cam-
paign and has this year carried
additional responsibility as a
'member of the Division's office
committee, putting in at least one
day a week since October.
Bringing into service art un-
usual . flair for "good theatre,"
Mrs. Simons co-directed the skit
that was presented at the women's
pre-campaign meeting on March
16. Music is also one of her chief
hobbies and talents. She has a
lovely singing voice.
The same sweetness and friend-
liness which she brings to her
communal activities, her friends
say, are the secrets of Mrs.
Simons' success as a homemaker,
and as one of the most popular
comparative newcomers to De-
troit.
Mrs. Simons has two daughters
and a son--Shirley, Sarah and
Rudy.

March 19, 1948

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