THE JEWISH NEWS-9
Friday, June 23, 1950

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The LOUIS MARSHALL CHAP-
TER, Bnai Brith, executive
board met at the home of Goldie
Bank on Santa Barbara, Wed-
nesday afternoon under Molly
Berg, newly elected president.
Committee heads were appoint-
ed to be announced later. Mollie
Bank, Lena Zohott, Yetta Yates,
Irene Rodman, Belle Nadis. Mol-
ly ,Berg were noted as council
delegates. Plans for fall meet-
ings were formulated. The
Charlotte Bregman players of
the Louis Marshall dramatic
group will present their current
play at the District Grand Lodge
6 convention July 3 at the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
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The WOMAN'S AUXILIARY of
SIGMA ALPHA MU Fraternity
elected the following at the
home of Mrs. Wm. Sott on June
14: President, Mrs. Geo. Weiss-
wasser; vice president, Mrs. Max
Miller; secretary, Mrs. Bernard
Linden; treasurer, Mrs. Nathan
Soberman; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Louis Kline.
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The LADIES' AUXILIARY of
CONG. BETH SHMUEL, an-
nounces a combined meeting
and luncheon at 12 p. m. Wed-
nesday, June 28, to discuss the
outcome of the 8th annual don-
or luncheon. Mrs. B. Babcock,
president, and Mrs. L. Leebove,
chairlady, wish to thank those
who worked to make the lunch-
eon a success. Members and
friends interested in the results
are invited to attend.
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DETROIT WOMEN'S SERV-
ICE CLUB elected the following
officers June 13: Ethel Klein,
president; Dolly Budman, vice-
president; Sophie Nemzin, Tillie
Tam, Rea Opotowsky, secreta-
ries; Betty Kaplan, treasurer.
Installation was held June 20
at the Four Dukes. The group
will close the season with a so-
cial Tuesday, June 27, at Work-
man's Circle.
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SIGMA DELTA TAU ALUM-
NAE close the season at 8:30
p.m. Monday, June 26, at the
home of Mrs. Irving Rose, 6166
W. Outer Dr., when they host
Chi Chapter of the University
of Michigan at a canasta party.
Mrs. Leonard Schiff is the newly
elected persident of the year-old
organization.

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LOUIS MARSHALL YOUNG
WOMEN'S CHAPTER, Bnai
Brith, is holding a garden party
at the home of Miss Norma
Winer, 4061 Grand, Sunday eve-
ning, June 25.
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The SISTERHOOD of CONG.
BETH ABRAHAM holds its clos-
ing meeting of the season at 9
p. In. Tuesday, June 27 in the
synagogue social hall. The pro-
gram will feature a recent Is-
raeli film and refreshments will
be served.
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THE SISTERHOOD of CONG.
MOGEN ABRAHAM elected the
following officers at the home
of Mrs. Abraham Goldstein Wed-
nesday, June 14; Mesdames Na-
than Marcus, president; Edward
Rosen, • vice-president; Arnold
LaKritz, recording secretary;
Sidney Silver, corresponding sec-
retary; Simon Lerman, treas-
urer; Jacob Brown, chaplain;
Abraham Goldstein, publicity.
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The SHERUTH LEAGUE board
meets June 27 at the home of
Mrs. Henry Brontman. Newly
appointed board members are:
Mesdames Alvin Foon, Jules
Mehler, Marvin Steam, Nathan
Spector, William Jacobs, Dan
Baron, Norman Gold, Julius
Lumberg, Martin Bader, William
Gelb, Wilfred Katz and Hy Ross.
Mrs. Arnold Monash is ex-of-
ficio member of the board.
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The following officers were
elected by the WOMEN of the
TAM O'SHANTER COUNTRY
CLUB: Mesdames Trudy Leo-
pold, president; Elaine Tann,
vice-president; Lee Wittus, sec-
retary; Sylvia Snyder, treasurer;
Betty Keyte, social chairman;
Dodo Stein, golf chairman; Ruth
Leland, house chairman. The
women meet for golf and lunch-
eon at 1 p.m. today at the club.

Pontiac Reader Offers 3 Recipes
in Special Jewish News Feature

Mrs, Manning Heads
BB Women's Council

The first board meeting under
the new administration of the
In the beautiful Italian gar-
WAN S. B L O C H CHAPTER, dens of the Hotel Book Cadillac,
Bnai Brith, will be at the home Mrs. Lewis Manning was in-
of Mrs. Alan Weitzman, 2052
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Pasadena, Monday evening,
June 26 at 8:30 p.m. The newly
installed officers are:

Mesdames Albert Heller, president;
Leon Dreylinger, Louis Webne and Julius
Oro., vice-presidents; Allan Weitzman.
and Miss Caroline Somlyo, financial secre-
taries; Carl KI igman, treasurer ; Charles
Blauer, recording secretary; Ernest Cur-
tis, corresponding secretary; Jack Blauer
and Sidney Scheinker, mailing secretaries;
Miss Mona Coblentz, sentinel; Miss Cha-
lamus Tigel, guardian; -• Martin Pastor,
guide; Miss Gloria Lavtisco, parliamen-
tarian: and Frank Greenwald, historian.
Miss Gertrude Langclorf is counsellor, and
Mrs. Lester Landes is honorary president.
Trustees are Mesdames Wm. J. Phillips,.
Arne Schwartz and Archie Singer.

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Officers of the Choral Group are: Di-
rector, Mrs. Jos. M. Markel; secretary,
Mrs. Sol Slomovitz; chairman, Barney L.
Golden; treasurer, Mrs. Jack . Feldman:
accompanists, Norman Allan and Albert
M. Egrin; publicity, Mrs. J. C. Goldman.

The group was founded five
years ago by Mrs. Markel, who
is also retiring president of the
sisterhood.

Form Group to Assist
Israel Philharmonic
Concert Here Feb. 4

Formation of Detroit Friends
of the Israel Philharmonic Or-
chestra, under the chairman-
ship of Max Osnos, became
known this week.
The Israel Philharmonic Or-
chestra will present a concert
here at the Masonic Temple on
Sunday afternoon, Feb. 4, under
the direction of Leonard Bern-
stein.
Mr. Osnos has issued a call to
Detroiters to make advance res-
ervations of seats for this con-
cert. The headquarters of the
Detroit Friends of Israel Phil-
harmonic is at the office of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, 250
W. Lafayette, where reservations
for the concert are being ac-
cepted.
"We feel that contributors
and workers in the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation should receive
first preference for tickets," Mr.
Osnos states in his letter.

Koussevitzky, Bernstein
Fo Conduct Orchestra

NEW YARK, (JTA)—Dr. Serge

Koussevitzky and Leonard Bern-
stein will conduct the Israel
Philharmonic Orchestra in most
of the concerts of its American
tour next year, to be held under
the auspices of the American
Fund for Israel Institutions. S.
Hurok, noted impresario, will
manage the tour.
Dr. Koussevitsky, upon his re-
turn from a concert tour of Is-
rael and six other countries, ex-
pressed high praise for the
"quality of the Israel Philhar-
monic Orchestra." He will re-
turn to Israel in October.

One of our good neighbors . a
regular reader of The Jewish
News from Pontiac, Mich., of-
fers three of her favorite recipes
to this column.
Mrs. M. Blumeno of 67 Ottawa
Drive, Pontiac, desires to share
with our readers the following:

SWEET AND SOUR TONGUE

3/2 allpke
1 fresh tongue
1 clove, bay leaf
1 large onion
clove garlic
3 tomatoes, juice
1 salt
of one lemon
2 tablespoons honey ;y,. cup raisins
(optional)
2 tablespoons sugar

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JEWISH WOMEN'S E U R 0-
PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA-
TION holds its annual chicken
dinner at 12 p.m. Wednesday,
June 28, at Turover Temple.
Mrs. Sadie Balokofsky and Mrs.
Anna Pleskoff are co-chairmen
of the affair; assisted by Mes-
dames Lena Goldstein, 0. H.
Kavieff, S. Stine, B. Wacler,
Edith German, Dora Krauss and
A. Rosenberg. Proceeds of the
affair will go to Israel. For
tickets call Mrs. Feldman, TO.
5-1984.
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The dramatic group of RABBI
MANDEL M. ZAGER CHAPTER
Bnai Brith, ended their season,
with a party at the Four
Dukes, Lillian Onrich, past presi-
dent, was guest of honor. The
dramatic g r o u p, entertained
with a show, entitled "Arthur
Gotkes Talent Scouts" at the
installation June 7, and pre-
sented the same s h o w, for
George Gershwin Chapter, Bnai
Brith, installation June 13, at
the Belcrest. Sandy Schore is
chairman of the group. Its di-
rector is Eve Meister.
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The CHORAL GROUP of
NORTHWEST Hebrew Cong.,
rendered a repertoire of Hebrew,
Yiddish and - Am erica ri Folk
songs at the joint installation
meeting Wednesday, June 21, of
the sisterhood and men's clubs.

Dining with Detroiters

MRS. LEWIS MANNING

stalled as president of the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council, which is com-
prised of 17 chapters with a
membership of 6,000 women.
Mrs. Manning, who for 14
years has been active in Bnai
Brith and other communal ac-
tivities, is past president of Pis-
gah Chapter of Bnai Brith, was
a vice president of the Council,
has been on the Board of Wom-
en's Division of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation and served as
vice president of Youth Educa-
tion League.
Serving with Mrs. Manning
are the following:
Mesdames Morris Tack and
Samuel Gutterman, -vice presi-
dents; Robert Coggan, counsel-
or; Kalman Bruss, treasurer;
Louis E. Barden, financial sec-
retary; Samuel Wexler, record-
ing secretary; Joseph Rodman,
corresponding secretary; Louis
B. Benson, sentinel.

Parboil tongue for twenty
minutes and remove tough.'skin.
Place onion, salt, juice of lemon,
honey, cup of water and boil
with tongue for one hour, then
add garlic and spices and cook
until tender. Strain liquid and
pour over sliced tongue and sim-
mer for five minutes. Delicious
when reheated.
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Something different is Mrs.
Blumeno's Vegetable Pudding, a
combination of three vegetables.
6 medium carrots, 4 sweet pota-
toes, salt and pepper, 1/2 cup of
water, 1/2 cup of sugar. Boil un-
til tender—about 20 minutes.
Set aside. Grate 4 large white
potatoes, season with salt and
pepper, add a grated onion, one
cup of flour, one teaspoon bak-
ing powder, two eggs and four
tablespoons shortening. Grease
baking dish and place carrot

CATERING . . .

LOS ANGELES— ( JTA—Judges
who were reelected this week to
the Superior Court bench are:
Edward R. Brand, Benjamin J.
Scheinman, former Detroiter,
Stanley Most and David Cole-
man. All are active in local Jew-
ish groups. Los Angeles State
Assemblyman William-H. Rosen-
thal was returned to the State
Assembly by voters of his dis-
trict.

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Women Pick National
AJC Board Delegates

Officers and board members
of Detroit Women's Division of
American Jewish Congress at-
tended a luncheon and board
meeting at Huyler's on Wednes-
day, June 14.
Nomination and election of
delegates to the National Board
of AJC were held. Mesdames
C. P. Feinberg, William Gottes-
man, and Barnet Dickman were
selected delegates, and Mes-
dames Lionel Willens, Dan Sha-
piro, and Irving Dworman are
alternates.
Mrs. Harry Frank, president,
opened the meeting and extend-
ed greetings to the old and in-
coming board members.

and sweet potato mixture in pan,
pour in center white potato
mixture, and bake in oven for
two hours at 325 degrees.
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A delightful summer desert,
Mrs. Blumeno's third recipo, is
this very luscious cheese cake.
Roll into crumbs % package
Zweiback, blend with 2 table-
spoons butter and 2 tablespoons
sugar. Press % of crumbs into
bottom of 9-inch spring form.
Cream 1/2 cup sugar, -2 table-
spoons flour, 1/2 teaspoon salt,
one pound of cream cheese, one
teaspoon vanilla, then add one
cup of sour cream and four egg
yolks, one at a time. Whip four
stiffly beaten egg whites and
fold into cream cheese mixture.
Pour over crumbs and sprinkle
top with balance of crumb mix-
ture. Bake for one hour at 325
degrees. If done, silver knife will
come out clean. Cool before re-
moving from pan.

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