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In the Women's
Division Spotlight
ar Mitzvahs
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Friedman
of Buena Vista Ave. announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Morton, Saturday morning, May
8, at Adas Yeshurun Synagogue.
A dinner and reception in the
Bar Mitzvah's honor will be held
Sunday evening, May 9, at the
Workmen's Circle.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Feld-
- stein of San Francisco, former-
ly of Detroit, announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, David
Michael, Saturday, May 8.
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Dr. Maurice Gantz of 17554
Wisconsin announces the Bar
Mitzvah • of his son, Sheldon
Lee, at Sabbath Eve services of
Temple Israel Friday evening,
May 27, at the Art. Institute. A
reception will be held at home
from 7 to 10 p. m. Saturday,
May 8.
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Mr. and Mrs. .Walter L. Field
of 17152 Cherrylawn "'announce
the Bar Mitzcah of their son,
Irwin .Saul, Saturday morning,
May 15, at Shaarey Zedek. They
will be at home in the Bar
Mitzvah's honor from 8 o'clock
that evening. No cards.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rubin of
18614 Fairfield Ave. announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son; Fred-
erick E., to be observed on Sat-
urday morning, May 8, at Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek. A re-
ception will be held that evening
at • their home. No cards.
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Mitchell Gelzayd announces
the Bar Mitzvah of his son,
Eugene, at 9:30 a.m. Saturday,
May 15, at the Rose Sittig Cohen
Bldg. A reception in the Bar
Mitzvah's honor will be held
that evening at the home of his
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Coggan of Wildemere
Ave. Other hosts for the recep-
tion will be Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs; Sy
Feinberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Feinberg: and Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Barbas.
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Mr. and Mrs. William B. New
announce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Oscar Theodore, to be ob-
served on Saturday morning, May
8, at Bnai Moshe Synagogue.
A dinner and reception will be
given in the Bar Mitzvah's honor
on Sunday in the English Room
of Park Avenue Hotel.
Betty Kowalsky Wins
Local Critics' Acclaim
For Piano Technique
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Betty Kowalsky, • Detroit pi-
anist who performed the Grieg
A MinO; Concerto with . .the
Wayne UniVerSity Symphony Or-
chestry under the direction of
James Gibb at the Detroit Art
Institute last week, received
praises from Detroit's three lead-
•ing music critics.
Russell McLa.uchlin of the De-
troit News wrote: "She has
abounding talent, well nurtured
so far and likely to develop
greatly. Miss Kowalsky has de-
veloped an excellent technique
with an especially striking sense
Of rhythm and she . assuredly
prepared the concerto with thor-
oughness and understanding."
J. Dorsey Callaghan of the
Free Press said: "Miss Kowalsky
was impressive, indeed, in the
piano parts of the concerto. Here
is a big talent which should be
productive of a career -if she so
wishes."
Harvey Taylor of the Detroit
Times wrote: "Miss Kowalsky's
tone is good and solid and her
playing has power and. assur-
ance."
Miss Kowalsky has been study-
ing with Julius Chajes at the
Jewish 6 COmrnunity Center for
the past eight years.
Nazi Woman Murderess
Sentenced to Death
HAMBURG, (JPS). — Ruth
Closius, 28, formerly a wardress
with the S.S. (Elite Guard) was
sentenced to death by a British
military court for sending more
than 3,000 women prisoners to
the .gas chambers at Ravensbruck
concentration camp during the
'war. Her assistant, Margarethe
Rabe, 25, was sentenced to life
imprisonment.
Sholom Aleichem School
Seeks New . Members
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Carolyn Hartman will be hos-
Sholom Aleichem Institute's
Youth Groups
Mrs. Beni. Coggan
Supervises Widely
Scattered Prospects
tess to the TALL TOWERS for
their first annual membership
event, to' be held May 13, at her
home, 1502 Edison. Young men
who are 6 feet tall and young
women 5 feet 8 inches or over
A consistently conscientious and are welcome. On May 16 • Tall
energetic worker, Mrs. Benjamin Towers will meet at the home of
Coggan is 'directing her vitality Phyllis Abels; 2985 Burlingame,
currently toward the all-out for a barn dance.
success of the Allied Jewish Cam-
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paign. In this year's drive, Mrs.
Charlotte Waterstone, past pres-
Ceggan, for the second consecu-. ident of -the BBYW Council, and
tive time, is doing an outstanding Harry Mirvis, president of the
. .... , Rex 11, BBYM, and of the BBYO
. ....
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Council, are chairmen of the First
Joint BBYW and BBYM Conven-
tion to be held June 4 to 7 in
Detroit.
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Charlotte Gould, chairman of
the BNAI BRITH GIRLS Mother's
Day luncheon, announces that the
annual affair will take place Sun-
day, May 16, at the Latin Quarter.
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MENORAH CHAPTER, Bnai
Brith Girls, collected $90 to sup-
ply Passover food for a needy
family.
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Dr. George Calingaert, noted
scientist, will address an open
forum of YOUNG PEOPLE'S
CLUB OF TEMPLE BETH EL,
Sunday afternoon, May 16, at
2:30. Dr. Calingaert, who recent-
ly returned from a .government
MRS. BENJAMIN COGGAN
sponsored tour of Europe, will
job in handling the most widely discuss "Conditions Inside Eur-
scattered area in the Women's ope and World Peace." The forum
Division.
will include illustrative movies,
As chairman of area 12, she "One World or None" and "Atom-
supervises the prospect slips of ic Power." The public is invited
women who live in the "four at a nominal fee.
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corners" . of Detroit. In spite of
the problems involved with such
IOTA ALPHA PI Sorority at
an undertaking; Mrs. Coggan Wayne ..University entertained
already has succeeded in raising its pledges May 2 at an outing
more than 130 per cent of her at Rouge Park, followed by a
division's quota.
dance at the Rouge Recreation
Although she was born in New Center.
York, Mrs. Coggan has considered
Detroit her home ,for more than
CARD OF THANKS
three decades. Coming here as a
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gantz and
child, she attended local schools son-in-law, Sam Sniderman, par-
and graduated from Central High ents and husband of the late
School.
Betty Gantt, wish to thank rela-
Not limiting her activities in tives and friends for the kindness
Jewish communual life to the and consideration bestowed on
campaign, Mrs. Coggan is active them in their great loss.
in both Hadassah and the. National
Council of Jewish Women, and is
a member of Congregation Shaa-
Entertainment with good
rey Zedek.
music the Mickey Woolf way,
During the first years of__her
makes
an evening both pleas-
marriage., Mrs. Coggan helped her
husband in his business and
ent and gay.
through this experience she has
attained a training that, together
with her warm and friendly man-
ner, has stood her in good stead
in working with people in com-
munity service. •
Mrs. Coggan is the mother of
three daughters, Mrs. Jerome
Call
Tarnopol, Barbara and Ruth Ann.
UN. 3-
About three months ago, her
family was increased by still
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another girl when her loveable
For the finest
granddaughter, Peggy Helen Tar-
in MUSIC &
nopol was born.
membership campaign, which be-
gan May 1, Will continue through
Shevuoth, according to the cam-
paign chairmen, Charles Driker,
H. Kanter and Sam Shayne.
The first in a series of cam-
paign parlor-meetings was held
May 1 at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. Shayne.
All those interested in progres-
sive Jewish education and Jewish
cultural work are asked to join.
MICKEY WOOLF
• PRODUCTIONS
Wayne IZFA Holds
Annual Camp Night
The newly-organized CONG.
AHAVAS ACHIM SISTERHOOD
has elected the following officers: •
President, Mrs. Peter Chodoroff;
vice. president, Mrs. Izadore Lee-.
man; recording secretary, Mrs.
Hy. Lenard; corresponding sec-
retary, Mrs. Ben Minns; treasurer,
Mrs. Sidney H. Cohen. • The ac-
tivities committee is planning an
affair in cooperation with the
Ahavas Achim Men's Club for
formal installation of officers.
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• Gefulte Fish
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Tuesday evening, May 11, at
Wayne Hillel House, the Wayne
University chapter of the Inter-
collegiate Zionist Federation of
America will . hold its annual
"Camp Night" program. Films
of. the Brandeis Camp Institut2
and the IZFA summer camp will
be shown. Applications are now
being accepted for this year's
IZFA camp and for the leader-
ship institute at Big Eagle Camp.
Singing and dancing will round
out the evening's program.
Ten Wayne University IZFA
members will be delegates to the
Central States regional conven-
tion to be held in Cleveland May
14 to 16. Adeline Subar, TY.
4-4829, will head the Detroit
delegation.
Nomination of executive offi-
cers of the Wayne University.
IZFA chapter for the 1948-1949
school year will take place Tues-
day evening, May 18, at Hillel.
Voting on the nominations will be
carried on from that evening to
Friday, May 21.
All graduating high school
seniors in the Detroit metropolitan
area are invited to an evening
of festivities Tuesday, May 25,
in the Mart Room . of Webster
Hall. Dancing, entertainment and
refreshments will highlight the
evening.
The owner of Camp Playfair has become aware of the fact that there is another
camp by that name in the State of Michigan. Because of this, "Camp Playfair"
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