In the Women's
Division Spotlight

Mrs. Daniel Krouse
Has Extensive Record
In Community Service

From the time she first en-
rolled as a Community Chest
volunteer in 1935, Mrs. Daniel
Krouse has established a record
in community service that reads
as impressively as a Homerian

Pontiac Notes

THE JEWISH NEWS—IS

Friday, November 5, 1948

The child study group of Beth
Jacob Sisterhood held a discus-
sion on "Daily Religion in the
Home," led by Mrs. Harry Arn-
koff.
Dr. Alfred Kelly of Wayne
University addressed a cultural
meeting sponsored by the Pon-
tiac Bnai Brith Lodge, under the
chairmanship of Meyer Simon.
Dr. Kelly's subject was "The
U. S. and the United Nations—
Sink or Swim."
In cooperation with the Michi-
gan Zionist Council the Pontiac
Zionist District and the Pontiac
chapter of Hadassah presented
Joseph Goldberg, attorney, of
Worcester, Mass., Nov. 1.

Luncheon to Precede
Neugarten Aid Donor

Mrs. Norman K. Noble, presi-
dent of Neugarten Medical Aid,
announces a rally, in the form
of a luncheon, to be held at her
home, 16922 Lawton Ave. at 1
p. m. Tuesday, Nov. 9. Admis-
sion will be a paid-up ticket to
the society's annual donor lunch-

Cleveland Girl Wed
To Stanford A. Wallace

MRS. DANIEL KROUSE

catalogue. For quality, continuity
and extent of service, there is
not a woman in Detroit who can
surpass Mrs. Krouse as a social
service volunteer.
In the Women's Division of
the Jewish Welfare Federation,
she recently accepted the trying
post of chairman of collections.
She also serves as a member of
the division's board of directors.
This is one step in a service
history which dates from 1939
in the Allied Jewish Campaign
and includes responsibility as a
division chairman in general so-
licitation in 1947.
Although Mrs. Krouse is active
in a variety of women's organi-
zations, she gives each of her
responsibilities as much fidelity,
organization and energy as she
,might one single concern. Her
activities have included vice
presidency of the Detroit Section
of the National Council of Jew-
ish Women, chairmanship of com-
munity relations for the League
of Jewish Women's Organizations,
and board membership in the
Temple Israel Sisterhood.
Besides taking a leading role
in the Jewish community Mrs.
Krouse has given distinctive
service to the general commu-
nity, working for the past 15
years in the Community Chest,
up to the post of area chairman
and membership on the board of
the women's committee of the
Chest. She also was a faithful
worker in the USO during the
war and has participated in the
Red Cross drives.
• Contrary to the popular con-
ception of the social - service vol-
unteer, as a woman whose house-
hold tasks are accomplished by
means of outside help, Mrs.
Krouse applies the same talent
for organization to her home—
doing all her own work. Her
appearance belies all of the tight
scheduling her many activities
must require, as her distinctive
grooming and gracious manner
make her one of the most active
members of the Federation Wo-
men's Division.
Mrs. Krouse's family includes
two young daughters.
A native Detroiter and a grad-
uate of the University of Mich-
igan, Mrs. Krouse has maintained
close working contact with her
alma mater, as president of the
Alumni Association of Martha
Cook, which provides scholar-
ships at the University for out-
standing co-eds.

Psychiatrist to Speak
To Bnai David Women

Dr. Alex Grinstein, psychia-
trist, will be guest speaker for
Bnai David Sisterhood at a mem-
bership rally luncheon at 1 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 9, at Bnai David
Synagogue.
Mrs. Joseph Baker, chairman,
TO. 7-2761, is accepting reserva-
tions.
A series of similar events are
planned to precede the Sister-
hood's Dec. 7 major fund-raising
luncheon. Mrs. Dan Otis is chair-
man.

Before an altar of flowers,
ferns and candelabra, at the
Cleveland Hotel Oct. 23, Renee
Gaines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel T. Gaines of Shaker
Heights, 0., became the bride of
Stanford A. Wallace, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Wallace of
Pennington Dr.
The bride wore a white trans-
parent velvet gown fashioned
with a yoke of Alencon lace and
long train. Her veil, worn by
her grandmother, was of Belgian
lace. She carried a bouquet of
orchids and stephanotis.
Her attendants were Mrs. Earl
Chapman of Chicago, Carol Evans
of New York and Mrs. Leonard
Lane of Cleveland. Marshall
Wallace served his brother as
best man and Arnold Wallace
and Sheldon Kushner were
ushers.
After a honeymoon in Bermuda
the young couple will reside at
16221 Lawton.
The bride is a graduate of Cor-
nell University, where she 'was
affiliated with Sigma Delta Tau
sorority. Her husband is a grad-
uate of the University of Mich-
igan and a member of 'Sigma
Alpha Mu fraternity.
Before her marriage, Mrs. Wal-
lace was entertained on a visit
to Detroit by Mesdames Herbert
Wallace, Rube Rist, Jack Rabi-
nowitz, Joseph Sandler, Louis
Palley, Samuel Epstein and Al
Palley and Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Blumberg.

Plans May Nuptials

Fete Elderly Residents
At Jewish Aged Home

Alpha Omega Women
To Present Theatricals

Residents of the Jewish Home
for Aged whose birthdays fall
in October were entertained at
the monthly party of the Home,
Oct. 28.
The party, which is sponsored
by the Women's Auxiliary of the
Home, featured Jerome Stassen,
concert master of the Jewish
Community Center orchestra,
who was accompanied on the
piano by Vivian Kozenn. Miss
Kozenn also sang a group of
Hebrew 'tongs.
A member of the Auxiliary,
Mrs. Herman Bregman, sang
Russian and Yiddish songs and
accompanied Morris Kesner, who
led residents and other guests in
community singing. Dr. Benjamin
Welling, chairman of the Home's
recreation committee, acted as
master of ceremonies.
Hostesses at the party were
Auxiliary members, Mesdames
Jack Rose, 0. Sherman and Jonas
Torgow.

A theater night will follow the
business meeting of the Detroit

Women of Alpha Omega Dental
fraternity at 8:30 p.m. Thursday,
Nov. 11 in the Normandy Room
of the Book Cadillac Hotel.
The program, arranged by Mrs.
Albert Shulman, will feature as
guest soloist, Mrs. Irving Her-
shon, lyric soprano, known pro-
fessionally as Jane Marburger,
and a play, "Suppressed Desires,*
presented by the organization's
dramatic group, directed by Mrs.
Herbert Metz. Members of . the
cast are Mesdames Kenneth
Small, Frank Reisman and Ray-
mond Robbins. Mesdames Nathan
Gitlin and Manuel Feldman will
assist with properties and stag-

ing.

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CORNFIELD FAMILY CLUB
has elected the following officers
for the coming year: President,
Al Stein; vice president, Marvin
Cornfield; secretary, Rose Beer-
bohm; treasurer, Sam Mintz. The
club will celebrate the election
MRS. SAM GOODMAN
with a dinner dance Nov. 24 at
eon which is to be held Tuesday, Club Bali.
Nov. 16, at the Book Cadillac.
Mrs. Samuel GOodman, ad
chairman, announces that names
mar still be in the year book if
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Rabbi Lehrman to Give
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Beginning Monday evening,
Nov. 15,, Rabbi Moses Lehrman
will conduct adult classes at
Bnai Moshe.
The following courses will be
offered in a 10-week period:
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to Sheldon Altman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Altman of Curtis
Ave. The wedding will take
place in May.

CORRECTION
The wedding of Barbara Joyce
Becker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Becker, and Herbert Kei-
dan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Keidan, took place Oct. 27 at
Franklin Hills Country Club, not
Knollwood, as erroneously re-
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