• To Wed in June The BUSINESS AND PROFES- SIONAL DIVISION of Hadassah, will meet at 8:30 p.m. Wednes- day, April 12, in the Pan-Ameri- can Room of the Book Cadillac Hotel. Rabbi Moses Lerman will review Overstreet's "The Mature Mind'. "Do You Know," a dis- cussion of Hadassah projects, will be given by committee chairmen, and the Child Wel- fare Project under the direction of Eva Williams will be com- pleted. For information, contact Sophia Blanche Schwartz, chair- man, TY. 5-6419. omen Sylvia Katz, of the script com- mittee of the dramatic group of BNAI BRITH LOUIS MARSHALL CHAPTER has written a play, "Catskill Rhythm," in collabor- ation with He!- en Levy, secre- tar y of tne group. The pla v is . now in pro- duction . and will be presented in May. Casting w a s completed the. home of • A n n Feldman, musical dire c- Miss Katz tor. The next rehearsal will be held at the home of Sally Fields, 2938 Richton. Charlotte Breg- ADELE MURIEL POLANSKY man, drama tic director, an- At an engagement party on nounces openings for new appli- Sunday, March 26, Mr. and Mrs. cants who must possess talent Edward Polansky of Webb Ave. in singing, dancing, dramatics announced the engagement of or music. Those interested. call their daughter, Adele Muriel, to Helen Levy, 185th Steel, UN. Sam Mandelbaum, son of Mr. 4-7976. * * * and Mrs. Hyman Mandelbaum of Pasadena Ave., formerly DOUBLE TRIANGLE women of Windsor, Ontario. held a "Toys for the Children of Miss Polansky is a graduate Israel" shower at the home of of the Julliard School of Music, their president,' Mrs. Julius New York, and Mr. Mandelbaum Kushner, March 21. The toys will is a graduate of Wayne Uni- be sent to Israel through the versity C o 11 e g e of Pharmacy. Histadrut. Reservations for the The couple plans a late June mother and daughter banquet wedding. at Zack's, May 16, can be made by calling Mrs. Kushner, WE. 3-7541, or, Mrs. Lillian Glinter, TE. 4-7637. * * * I ea. March 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Krause (Beverly Trager) of 18074 Oak Dr., a son, Marc Steven. * * * March 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weintrob (Rose Bigel- man), a son, Thomas Algn. * * * March 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Sanford N. Gordon (Belle Bate- man) of Rosela wn Ave., a daughter, Marilyn Fae. * * * March 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tolle (Faye Marion), a son, Gerald Harold. * * * March 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Feller (Sylvia Mackey) a son, James Steven. * * * March 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Charles A b r a h a m (Blanche Golden) of 2911 Monterey, a daughter, Karen Lyn. * * * March 61—To Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Milgrom (Kathleen Krana Goodman) of 2371 Ewald Circle, a son, Allen Lowell. * * * March 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bendix (Lucille Edel- son) of 19456 Snowden, a daugh- ter, Carol Ann. * * * March 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Na- than Morgolis (Ethel Karabe- nick) of Longfellow Ave., a daughter, Nancy Laura. * * * Feb. 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Ir- win I. Shulman (Joan Bulkin) of LaSalle Blvd., a son, Harley Jos- eph. * * Feb. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lewin of 3292 Calvert, a daughter, Sherry Marlene. * * * Feb. 10-7-To MT. and Mrs. Wil- liam Weiner (Rosalie E. Kalb) of Fullerton Ave., a daughter, Barbara Joan. * * * March 4—To Mr. and Mrs. J. Harmon Moss (Dorothy Freed- man) a daughter, Karen. A perfect game of baseball is one in which neither side makes a run or hit, and no player reaches first base. CERTIFIED MOHEL Rev. Yehudah Loewy SERVING IN Hospitals and Homes WE. 4-2696 3761 HUMPHREY AVE. Rev. JACOB SILVERMAN Detroit's Leading Surgical MOHEL 9371 Wildmere TY. 4-0062 Mrs. Eugene liarwick, presi- dent, announces that at the an- nual membership and member- ship retention award night at Masonic Temple, PHILIP HAND- LER CHAPTER was the first Bnai Brith chapter in Detroit to have an all paid-up membership. Mrs. Boris Bronson was awarded first prize by the Council for having conserved the most members. Mrs. Harry Swartz received the prize for bringing the most new members into the chapter. Mrs. Reuben Atlas won second prize. Mrs. Ben Garri- son/membership chairman, and Mrs. Gordon Fruitman, member- ship retention chairman, an- nounce that the chapter will have its own award night on Thursday, April 13, at the Young Israel Center. Members of the Philip Handler Lodge and their wives have been invited. * * * loOMZER LADIES SOCIAL CLUB will honor Mrs. Ben Bernstein on her return from 3 months in Israel, at a charity tea at the home of Mrs. Morris Lux, 18483 Ardmore, at 1 p.m. Tuesday, April 4. * * * HARRY B. KEIDEN CHAP- TER, Bnai Brith, will hold a gen- eral meeting April 4 at the Book Cadillac. Mrs. Dunlop from Hud- son's will give a demonstration of flower and table arrange- ments. * * * At a meeting of the INFANTS SERVICE GROUP held last Mon- day, colored movies of the "Jam- . sending lowers? boree," presented by the group at its dinner dance in January, were shown. The date of the hus- bands' and wives' birthday din- ner-dance has been changed to Sunday, April 30 at the Lee Plaza. Mrs. Sam Rosenberg and Mrs. Alfred Ackerman are co- chairmen of the affair. The next board meeting will be held Mon- day, April 3, at . the Jericho Temple. a * * Mrs. Jack Seder, president, announces that JEWISH WOM- EN'S EUROPEAN WELFARE OR- GANIZATION's board of direc- tors will meet at the home of Mrs. Rebecca Katzin, 17586 Parkside, Wednesday, April 5. * * * EVA PRENZLAUER MATER- NITY AID will meet at the home of Mrs. Louis Alper, 16516 Ohio, at 1 p.m. Wednesday, ,April 5. Dr. Phillip Peven, obstetrician, will lecture. * BNAI • DAVID SISTERHOOD will hold its annual Night of Games Monday evening, April 17, in the synagogue social hall, 14th at Elmhurst. For tickets call Mrs. Ben Fellows, chairman, TU. 3-0069. Proceeds will go to the sisterhood-sponsored Sunday School. * * a SHERUTH LEAGUE members and their husbands held a birth- day dinner-dance at the Club Bali March 29. Mrs. Harry Miller is chairman of the dramatic group. Members interested may call UN. 2-7074. * * * A meeting of CLUB TWENTY- FIVE was held at the home of Viola Liberman March 21. Elec- tion of officers took place. The new leaders are: President, Eve Kahn; vice president, Hilda Pa- sick; recording secretary, Ada Goldberg; corresponding secre- tary, Edith Oosterveen; treas- urer, Sadie Israel; publicity chairman, Gertrude Steingold; social secretary, Rose Myers; so- cial chairman, Nellie Raminick. . * * * DETROIT WOMEN'S SERVICE CLUB is holding its fifth annual Cabaret Nite dance at Work- man's Circle Saturday, April 15. Sam -Emmer and his orchestra will be featured. The club re- cently heard Mrs. William B. Glazer • of the Northwest chap- ter of the American Jewish Con- gress on the subject, "Yemenite Jews in the Moslem Countries." * *•* RABBI MANDEL M. ZAGER CHAPTER, Bnai Brith, will 'meet Wednesday, April 5, in the So- cial Hall of Bnai Moshe at 8:30 p.m. A program will be given by the "B.B.Y.O. Dramatic Group". Mrs. Henry Onrich, president, invites all members. Headquarters for Transportation and Tours by one way by florist You TRinity 5-4050 can tell the difference •Vkill41111110 — THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, March 31, 1950 For Passover LAND O'LAKES SWEET BUTTER Want a New STUDEBAKER ? For the Best Deal CalI.Mr. Repper * * JEWISH EUROPEAN WEL- FARE ORGANIZATION, NORTH WOODWARD RAUCH, will meet at 12 noon Tuesday, April 14, at the home of Mrs. Phillip Guro- witz, 3210 Fullerton. Plans will be formulated for the orphans' shower to be held in May. For information on this event, call Mrs. Anna Goldberg, TO. 5-2440. TW. 2-9290 GEORGE MOTOR SALES 12200 Jos. Campau Detroit's Best Laundry- Value Passover Greetings "When you think of lamps" Steffin's Lamp Shoppe Thousands of Women "1 Use Quality Laundry .Because It Sa:"es Let us transform your Vases and Figurines into Beautiful and Un- usual lamps. Expert Lamp Service. Time Money and Worry Shirts Beautifully Laundered 3355 W. DAVISON Nr. 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