THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 27, 1951
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A ciiudiei in, Society
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hirschberg .(Viola Shogan) have moved
from Dumbarton Rd. and are now residing in their new home at
10834 Ludlow Ave., Huntington Woods.
Mrs. Lester Morrison (Rita Rosenthal) of Los Angeles spent a
few days in Pontiac visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rosenthal
and with friends in Detroit enroute to New York, where she joined
her husband, Dr. Morrison. They are sailing shortly for Europe
and Israel where they plan to spend a few months. •
Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Sims of Hartwell Ave. are expected
home this Saturday from a 10-day stay in Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rothstein have returned to Cambridge,
Mass., where he is a student at Harvard University after spending
the spring vacation with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Gould
of Chesterfield Rd. and Mrs. Charles Rothstein of Whitmore Rd.
Mrs. Stanley Wilken and her small son of Baltimore are
spending the holiday week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benja-
min Laikin of LaSalle Blvd.
Rabbi and Mrs. Herbert Parzen of Jersey City, N. J., are spend-
ing the holiday week with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. David Friedman of Webb Ave. have as their
guest her sister, Mrs. A. L. Horowitz of Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel G. Klein of Whitmore Rd. have re-
turned from a few weeks' stay in Miami Beach.
Mrs. Jacob B. Neiman of Wildernere Ave. left on Sunday for
Kansas City where she is visiting with members of her family.
Mrs. Arthur Miller and her daughter, Cynthia, of Chicago
are spending the holiday week with her mother, Mrs. Samuel Lip-
chinsky of Leslie Ave.
Miss Mildred Rosenberg has returned to New York after
spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Rosenberg of Ohio Ave.
Mrs. Rolf Manko has returned to her home in Schenectady
after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Gurevitch of Fullerton Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Mendlow of Ward Ave. have returned
from a fortnight in Miami Beach where they were guests at the
Sea Isle.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gerson of Whitmore Rd. are leaving this
Friday for Philadelphia, where they will visit their son-in-law and
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kaye, who have been making an _extended
visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barak
of London Ave., have left for Belgium where they will visit for
some weeks before returning to their home in Capetown, South
Africa.
David Kabaker of Edison Ave. is spending a few weeks in
Atlantic City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Allen Rosenthal (Lillian Lewis) have
returned from a two-week honeymoon to Puerto Rico and the Vir-
gin Islands, and are now residing at 16872 Parkside.
Mrs. Minna Elleman, of the Briggs Hotel, has returned from
a 10-week visit in Los Angeles and Van Nuys, Calif., where she
visited her children Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Simons and grandson,
of Van Nuys.
June Fidler, Davida Robinson, Gloria Lewin, Ellen Siegal, Mar-
jorie Krause, and Jackie Smolensky, pledges of Iota Alpha Pi
Sorority, were honored at a dinner at Golden Pheasant Tea Room.
The pledges were initiated by Mrs. Muriel Goodman, national
chancellor of Iota Alpha Pi, and assisted by Joyce R. Kaplan,
chancellor of Nu Chapter at Wayne University.
Bnai Moshe Youth Receive Awards
For Topping Synagogue Basketball
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Bnai Brith Women
Hold City Tourney
Detroit Council of Jewilsh Women
Section to Observe 60th tirthday
National Council of Jewish
Women, Detroit S e c t i o n, De-
troit's oldest Jewish club in con-
tinuous existence, will celebrate
Over 350 women from Bnai its 60th anniversary and De-
Brith will participate in the troit's 250th anniversary with a
fourth annual inter-city Bnai birthday party at the Book Ca-
dillac Hotel, Monday, May 7,
12:30 p.m.
Installation of officers and a
program tracing in song the his-
tory of Council will highlight the
Talmudic Scholar Seeks
Funds for Seminary
MRS. RALPH ROSENBLATT
Brith Women's Bowling Tourna-
ment on May 5 and 6, at Wy-7
R e c r e ation, announced Mrs.
Ralph Rosenblatt, bowling
league president.
Mrs. George Karabenick is
chairman of the tournament,
and Mrs. Norman Davidson is in
charge of trophies to be distri-
buted to the league whiners.
A fashion show by Kline's will
be included in entertainment at
a victory luncheon to be held
May 12, at the Statler Hotel, at
which trophies will be awarded.
Brith Ivrith Director
To Speak to Kvutzah
Dr. Alexander Rosenfeld of
Israel, executive director of the
Brith Ivrith Olomith, the world-
wide culture federation, is now
touring the Middle West and
will visit Detroit, Flint, Toledo,
Pontiac and other communities.
Dr. Rosenfeld will address
Kvutzah Ivrith and other Hebra-
ists here on Saturday evening,
May 5, at the Rose Sittig Cohen
Bldg. He will also meet with
key people at a luncheon, ar-
ranged in his honor, on May 6,
in the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Rabbi Josef Blumenfeld, presi-
dent of the Rabbinical Court in
Tel Aviv and professor of the
Talmud at Sefas Emeth Rabbin-
ical Seminary in Jerusalem, is in
Detroit this week in behalf of
the seminary which seeks to
raise a $250,000 :.
building fund in
Detroit•
The building
fund has been
inauguarated to
provide many
refugee students
from Europe
with a place to
study. The one-
Rabbi
floor seminary - Blumenfeld
is proving inadequate with the
recent influx of immigration.
Under the plans for expansion,
students from all over the world
will be able to study Jewish law
at the Jerusalem. seminary.
Endorsement has been given
the project by Rabbi Judah L.
Maimon, Israel Minister of Re-
ligions, who asks Americans to
cooperate with Rabbi Blumen-
feld.
Rabbi Blumenfeld studied un-
der Rabbis Josef Engel and
Abraham Sokotchover, two of
the greatest European rabbis.
He is editor of a book on Ram
Born a n d Yerushalmi titled
"Gan Yosef." He is reputedly
one of the finest scholars of
Talmudical law in our age.
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Police Ball April 27
Detroit Police Officers will
celebrate the seventh anniver-
sary of their Association and
Detroit's 250th birthday with a
traditional Police Ball, April 27,
at the Graystone Ballroom.
Tickets are s t i 11 available
from any police officer.
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PERSONALLY
CONDUCTED TOURS TO
An attempt to form a special to the Bnai David team.
Men's Club Council for the pro- Master of ceremonies was Nor-
motion of youth activities among man Hyman, who introduced
the city's congregations has been Rabbi Moses Leirman, of Bnai
inaugurated by Harry Kwiker Moshe, who delivered the invo-
of the Bnai MoShe Men's Club. cation. Rabbi Joshita S. Sperka,
39 Days
Letters have been sent to vari_ of Bnai David delivered the
with vacations in Paris,
ous synagogues asking for two Benshen, to which all sang.
Rome and French Riviera
Short speeches were delivered
delegates from each congrega-
Steamer Direct
tion to the proposed group, by Rabbi Sidney Akselrad, of
to Haifa
which would oversee activities Temple Beth El; Rabbi Jacob E.
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such as sports, drama, art, mu- Segal, of Adas Shalom; and
sic and camping among Detroit's Rabbi Lehrman.
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synagogue youth.
Directors of the youth activi-
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The outgrowth of this organ- ties at the five participating
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ization stems from the work be- synagogues who also spoke were:
ing done by the present Inter- Phillip Harris, of Adas Shalom;
Congregational M e 's Club Harry Pliscow, of Temple Israel;
Council, which sponsors such Elliot Schwartz, )f Shaarey Ze-
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basketball banquet held April 19, David; and Kwil:er.
at Lachar's.
At this affair the five teams
participating in the basketball
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schedule were honored by the
Men's group. Members of .Temple-
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Israel, Shaarey Zedek, Adas
Shalom, Bnai David and Bnai
Moshe comprise the teams
which play for the champion-
ship.
This year's winner was Cong.
Bnai Moshe, which defeated
Bnai David, champion for the
past two years, to capture the
title. Trophies were given to
each member of the champion-
ship team, and the individual
trophy was accepted for the
Bnai Moshe team by Harry
Kwiker, one of the directors. Joe
Gutfriend accepted awards given
meeting. Honor will be paid to
members who joined prior to
1900. Mrs. Sidney Weinman, a
charter member, who was pres-
ent at the first meeting in 1891,
will say the prayer.
This group was organized as
the Temple Beth El Women's
Club, and in 1898 became a
member of the Michigan State
Federation of Women's clubs
and the Detroit Federation.
The club established a schol-
arship fund for needy students,
free traveling libraries for fac-
tories, study classes and aid to
immigrants. They instituted the
"penny lunch" for children at-
tending the Bishop and Clinton
schools (a forerunner of lunch-
rooms in the Detroit public
schools) and a clubhouse on
Rowena Street housed 30 girls.
In May, 1925, this group af-
filiated with the National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women. Impor-
tant continuing projects in-
cluded a Council Camp for
working girls and students,
which closed in 1941 after 16
successful years because of war
emergency a n d transportation
difficulties; an e x p e r i m ental
play school, and two Resale
Shops which support Council's
many services, including the
12th 'St. Council Center and
overseas projects.
Mrs. Joseph M. Welt, a local
past president, was elected na-
tional Council president in 1944
and president of the Interna-
tional Council in 1950.
Mrs. Ellis Fisher is in charge
of ticket sales for the May 7
event and is accepting reserva-
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