Fete Louis Levensons' Golden Anniversary

14—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Deceinber 15, 1950

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Pauline Trigere Charms Large
Hadassah Honor Roll Gathering

A "de luxe fashion show,"
featuring the world famous de-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Cohen, signer, Pauline Trigere, delight-
of Phoenix, Ariz., formerly of ed hundreds of Hadassah worn-
Detroit, announce the engage-
To Wed in January
ment of their daughter, Joyce
Ann, to Bernard Amhowitz, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Amhowitz
of Leslie Ave.

Announcement is made of the
engagement . of Frances Stolar-
sky, daughter of Mrs. Anne Sto-
larsky a n d the late George
Stolarsky, to Robert E. Brooks of
Los Angeles. The Stolarskys are
former Detroiters. The bride-
elect is a graduate of Wayne
MR. AND MRS. L. LEVENSON
University, and Mr. Brooks is
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an alumnus of U.C.L.A. After a
With their five daughters and 72 years old. Mr. Levenson came wedding on Dec. 24, the couple
eight grandchildren gathered to the United States in 1915 and will reside in San Francisco.
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about them, Mr. and Mrs. Louis his ‘wile followed nere after
World War I hostilities ended.
recent
family party-, Mr.
At
a
Levenson, of Lawrence Ave., will Mr. Levenson, who considers
and Mrs. Aaron Rosen of LaSalle
celebrate Sunday 50 years of himself too young to retire, owns Blvd., announced the engage-
happy married life at a party a wall paper and paint business, ment of their daughter, Dorothy,
given in their honor at the home which he has operated for many
to Mack. L. Pitt, son of _Mr. and
of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Levin, years.
18610 Ohio.
The Levensons' five daughters Mrs. Julius Pitt, of Calvert Ave.
The Levensons met in Mez- are Mrs. Molly Goien, Mrs. Syl- Miss Rosen attended Wayne
ritch. a little town near War- via Raklin, Mrs. Marion Zemek. University. Mr. Pitt studied mu-
saw, Poland, where they were Mrs. Goldie Levin and Jennie sic in the East.
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both brought up. They are both L. Levenson.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Shilmover, of
Baltimore, Md., announce , the
engagement of their daughter,
Dorothy Dee, to Melvin Paul
Siedband, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Siedband, of Chicago.
Mr. Siedband is a biophysics
Allan Kaplan, program chair-
Irving Davis, president of students at the University in
man of ISRAEL LODGE, Bnai HENRY MORGENT H A U Washington, in Seattle. Miss
Brith announces a joint meet-
Shilmover is a senior in Wayne
ing with MORGANTHAU LODGE LODGE, Bnai Brith, announces University's
college of education.
the
appointment
of
Stan
Wolf
at 8:30 p.m., Monday, at Young
The
wedding
will take place
Israel Center. The BBYO will as fund raising committee chair-
present a play telling the story man. Plans are being formulated Dec. 24 at the home of the
bride-elect, 2688 Northwestern.
of its organization. Deadline
for New Year's Eve reservations for annual Carnival Night, to be
is Dec. 24 announced president, given in February. The lodge's
Jewess Wins Crown
Melvin Weisz. Call Al Kaplan, annual bowling match with Tik-
vah Lodge is Sunday morning,
TO. 5-8117, for tickets.
at the Rolawhile Bowling Alleys.
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The games night of the DON- The next meeting will be at 8:30
ALD FOX LODGE, Bnai Brith, p.m., Monday at the Young Is-
will be held at Jericho Temple, rael Center. * * *
11331 LinwOod, at 8:30 p.m., Dec.
Hy Abramowitz, blood bank
25. Tickets may be secured by
calling Arthur Tarnopol, WE. chairman of LOUIS D. BRAN-
4-8050, or at Liberman's Deli- DEIS LODGE, Bnai Brith, an-
nounces that the lodge will be
catessen, on . Dexter.
host at the blood bank rally on
Jan. 17. Members are urged to Joyce Melstein Rita Oksman
donate blood .
The new Campus Queen of
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City College of New York, Joyce
IVAN S. BLOCH Lodge, Bnai Melstein, is a Jewish girl, who
Brith, will hold its annual sports has lived in the Bronx most of
night at 8:30 p.m. on Monday, her life. The 17-year-old fresh-
Officers and board members of at the Labor Zionist Institute,
the Jewish Social Service Bureau Linwood and Pasadena. Dov man took all honors in the col-
have planned an afternoon study Frenkel and Philip Handler lege's annual Campus Queen
session and reception at 1:30 Lodges are guests. Sports fig- contest from over twenty other
p.m., Jan. 7, at the Jewish Cen- ures to be present are Jack Sim- lovely young ladies all equally
ter, to celebrate the silver an- mons, Detroit Lions; Buzz Fa- eager for the crown. Last year's
niversary of the agency's found- zio, bowler; Frank Simms, sports queen; Rita Oksman, another
Jewish girl, is now doing profes-
ing, Dr. Lawrence H. Seltzer, director of Station WKMH; By- sional
modeling work.
JSSB president, announced.
ron Krieger, national fencing
Planning the celebration is a champion; Red Jones f o r m e r
committee under the chairman- American League umpire. World
of Mrs. John Series movies and movies of the
C. Hopp. Mrs. Lion-Yank game, will be shown.
'Charles Lakoff A children's party will be held
is program on Sunday, Dec. 17, between 2
chairman. Her and 5 p.m., at the Labor Zionist
committee h a s Institute. All members are urged
planned four to bring their * children.
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PISGAH LODGE, Bnai Brith,
g r o u p discus-
sions on prob- 1 will meet at 8:30 p.m., Monday
at Parkside Hall to see "A meas-
lems of child ure
of Freedom — Blueprint for
Mrs. Hopp
placement, ado- 1950," a motion picture. Haskell
lescence, family living and new Lazere, Michigan Regional Di-
Americans—JSSB areas of serv- rector of ADL, will speak on
ice.
"The Individual in Inter-Group
De SERVING THOUSANDS OF
A reception in honor of past Cooperation.". A social hour will
n SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
presidents is planned by a com- be held.
mittee headed by Mrs. Samuel
J. Greenberg. Mrs. Benjamin
MRS. LEAH W. LEONARD'S
Shwayder is in charge of the
p residents' committee.
40 ,..Publicity for the celebration
-is handled by Wilfred B. Doner
and Mrs. Joseph Geschelin. -
CAN BE
All 'former members of the
JSSB board, board members of
other Federation agencies and
representatives of child care and
Simply Secure Two NEW Subscribers
family services agencies in the
city have been invited to the
celebration.

Men's Club Activities

JSSB to Honor
25th Anniversary

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MISS BARBARA MANN

Mr. and Mrs. Max Mann, of
8725 Huntington Rd., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Barbara Joan, to Harry
Jay Cohen, son of Mrs. Esther
Cohen and the late Max Cohen,
of Tuller Ave. A January wed-
ding is planned.

en, contributors to the current
Honor Roll campaign, in the
Fountain Room of the Masonic
Temple, Tuesday afternoon.
Five leading stores shared
honors in this event. B. Siegel
Co., Saks-Fifth Ave., Milgrim
Inc., Irving's and Edith Brown
provided gowns for this event.
Miss Trigere, an award winner
for her great creations, brought
her own New York mannequins
with her for this occasion.
Thus, clothes designs aided a
v e r y great cause — Tuesday's
event having been arranged
a reward to contributors in this
year's successful Honor Roll
drive for the cause of healing
the wounds of newcomers to
Israel and of sponsoring the
Jewish state's child welfare pro-
gram.
The exclusive advance spring
styles exhibited the professional
perfection with which they were
introduced, the mastery of the
guest designer, the accompany-
ing jewels, and the spirit of the
audience contributed towards
making the event an outstand-
ing occasion on the calendar of
Detroit Jewish womanhood.
Mrs. Theodore Bargman, Ha-
dassah president, greeted the
gathering. Mrs. Milton Mahler
reported that the sum of $123,000
was raised in the Honor Roll
drive. This sum is exclusive of
organizational dues.

Danish Minister Arrives

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — T h e
Danish Minister to Israel, Doc-
tor Hoffmeyer, presented his
credentials to President Chaim
Weizmann at Hakirya.

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