In the Women's
Division Spotlight

Mrs. Wm. Isenberg
Employs Analytical

Mind in Campaigning

While Mrs. William B. Isen-
berg demonstrates a truly impos-
ing analytical mind and execu-
tive ability during "working
hours" in her activities in the

MRS. WILLIAM B. ISENBERG
Women's Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation; she has the
usual feminine soft spotS — and
her principal one is her adorable
little granddaughter.
Mrs. Isenberg applies a firm
organizational hand as vice-
chairman of general solicitation
in the Allied Jewish Campaign,
but she often ruefully admits that
her granddaughter is the "execu-
tive" when it comes to her per-
sonal activities.
A super salesman for things
she believes in, Mrs. Isenberg's
secret lies • in the organization
of her volunteers in such a way
that they accomplish results that
even they do not expect.
She is warm and friendly, the
soul of hospitality and good hu-
mor — which helps to explain
why she has been able to achieve
unusually successful records in
every one of the many positions
she has filled in past campaigns.
Mrs. Isenberg is well known
in Detroit communal activities,
having served as an officer in
Hadassah, the women's activities
committee of the Jewish Com-
munity Center, ORT• and Detroit
Section of the National Connell
of Jewish Women. She is affiliat-
ed with Temple Beth El, where
she is a member of the Sister-
hood.
In addition to her social serv-
ice work, Mrs. Isenberg has been
a busy wife. and mother of three
children — Bernard, Ethel (Mrs.
Edward E. Levine) and Judith
Ann.

Ruth Soifer Is Engaged
To Wayne Law Student

Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Soifer
of Glynn Ct., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Ruth,
to Milton L. Caplan, son of Mrs.

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odern Seder
Will Be Given
By Young Adults

Members of organizations af-
filiated with the Detroit Jewish
Young Adult Council are receiv-
ing invitations to the Council's
first major project, a model Se-
der, to be conducted Wednesday
evening, April 21, at the Jewish
Community Center.
Sponsored by the Council's
conference committee, of which
Rabbi Irwin Gordon . is chair-
man, the model Seder will serve
to acquaint young adults with
the history and mode of cele-
bration of the Passover holiday,
as well as offering them a mod-
ern interpretation of the sig-
nificance of the festival of free
dom.
A special Hagadah is being
written for the Seder, which will
be led by members of the Wayne
University Hillel Foundation and
the Young Adults of Young. Is-
rael. The Temple Beth El Young
People's Club will be in charge
of setting the Seder tables and
serving the refreshments.
Highlighting the Seder pro-
gram will be greetings from the
adult community through Sam-
uel Rubiner, president of the
Jewish Community Center; a re-
port on "The Second Exodus"
by Louis Berry, who recently re-
turned from a tour of Europe
and Palestine, and a presenta-
tion of the "Music of Freedom"
by Mrs. Emma Schaver.
Admission to the Seder is. by
reservation only, Yehudah Ro-
senman, professional advisor to
the Council, emphasizes, urging
that members of constituent or-
ganizations return their reserva-
tion cards as quickly as possi-
ble. The program will begin
promptly and the doors to the
auditorium will close at the mid-
point of the service, he added.

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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Paper-
nick of Glassport, Pa., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Marian Jean, to Alfred L.
Lindenbaum, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Lindenbaum of Shrews-
bury Rd. Miss Papernick is a
graduate. of Pennsylvania State
College, where she was affiliated
with Sigma Delta Tau. Her
fiance - attended Wayne Univer-
sity.
* *
Announcement was made this
week of the -engagement of Miss
Dolores Goldman, daughter of
Mrs. Rose Goldman and the late
Edward Goldman, to Mark Mich-
elson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Michelson of Gladstone Ave. The
wedding will take place in July.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. • Sol Davidson of
Collingwood Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Shirley Ann Leftoff, to Gene
Sway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sway
of Los Angeles.
The wedding will take place in
Los Angeles, July 10. The bride's
parents will attend the wedding.
The bride-to-be is now in Los
Angeles making final arrange-
ments and visiting her brother,
Irving Leftoff, who is completing
his final semester at UCLA.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Block of
Tuller Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Ethel, to Hannan Stupsker, son
of Mrs. Ida Stupsker of Waverly
Ave. The marriage will take
place in the fall.
* 4, *
Mrs. Beulah Lewis of Cort-
land Ave. announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Sara Gail,
to Harry Theodore Golden, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Golden of
Fairmont, W. Va. Mr. Golden at-
tended the University of West
Virginia, Purdue and the Univer-
sity of Michigan and is affiliated
with Phi Sigma Delta. Miss
Lewis will be graduated from the
Grace Hospital School of Nursing
in August. Their wedding is
planned for September.

MISS RUTH SOIFER
Sarah Caplan of Woodingham
Dr, and Peter Caplan of Wind-
sor,
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Wayne University. Her fiance
is a student at Wayne University
Law School, where he is a mem-
ber of Tau Epsilon Rho law
DR. NOAH E. ARONSTAM
fraternity.
has been honored with an hon-
The wedding date has been set orary membership in the Wayne
for Aug. 31.
County Medical Society.

B and P
Division Tops Quota

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Friday, April 9, 1948

Masada. to Hold Four Passover Programs..

Hctdassah

The Business and Professional
Division of Hadassah• will meet
at 8:15 p. in Tuesday, April 13,
at the. Jewish ConununitY Cen-
ter. Rabbi Irwin Gordon of the
Hillel Foundation at Wayne Uni-
versity will speak on the topic,
"The Cultural Aspects of Present-
Day Palestine,"
The program also will feature

terests of individual members,
so their talents can be utilized
to the fullest extent.

Masada, general Zionist youth
group, will launch its spring
program at 8 p.m. Tuesday, April
27, with four separate Oneg
Pesach programs, slated to take
place simultaneously in different
parts of the city.
Feature of the gatherings will
be informal discussions of vital
issues concerning the preserva=
tion of Jewish Life and the say:
ing of Jewish lives.
Detroit Masada has been placed
in control of the region, which
includes Ohio, Indiana, Michigan
and western Pennsylvania, ac- .
cording to Dr. Samuel Krohn,-
president.
Yehuda Rosenman, director of
youth adult activities at the Jew-
ish Community Center, has been
drafted by Masada to assist in
preparation of a novel question-
naire, designed to ferret out in-

HIAS conducts a kosher kitch-
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were 22,183 meals served to de-
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MISS GOLDIE SLAKTER
the showing of 70 color slides en-
titled "Fortress of Mercy" which
show Hadassah projects in Pales-
tine.
Goldie A. Slakter, chairman of
the Division, announces- that the
Division has attained its quota
for the year of more than $5100,
and that the funds are already on
their way to the Yishuv.
The nominating committee, un-
der the chairmanship of Helen
Kass, is anxious to have sugges-
tions for officers for the coming
season. Miss Kass may be reached
at 2962 Sturtevant, TO. 6-5902.

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Members, friends and parents
of children attending the Schol-
om Aleichem Schools will cele-
brate the second Seder together
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the Workmen's Circle.
Entire families are invited to
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