AdiviiieJ
Society
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaye have returned from a Bermuda
honeymoon, and now are residing at the Chatham Apartments on
Pingree ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Heldman of Cincinnati are here for a
visit on the occasion of the 80th birthday of their mother, Mrs.
A. M. Ermann.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Winkelman of Fairfield Ave. are guests for
a week at Hotel Warwick, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Goldman, now residing at 19165 Wood-
ingham Dr. had as their house guest the latter's mother, Mrs.
Kreger of Los Angeles. Mrs. Kreger will go on to New York for a
visit' with other members of her family before returning to the
West coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Werny of Sturtevant Ave. will spend
the week in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fenton of Boston Blvd. are vacationing
on the West coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Saulson, of the Wilshire Hotel have as their
house guest, Mrs. Harold L. Talbot of New York City.
Alan Feinberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Feinberg of Boston
Blvd., a student at Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, was home
for a brief visit while en route to the Hadassah convention in
Toledo which he addressed on the "Youth Movement."
Mr. and Mrs. Al Silber, formerly of 3253 Sturtevant ,are now
residing at 925 Whitmore -Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oschin, (Helen Raskin) formerly of Detroit,
now of Los Angeles, Calif., were in town visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Moe Raskin, of 2900 Tyler Ave. They were entertained
at a dinner given in their honor by Mr. and Mrs. Martin Weiss,
4025 Tyler.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fishman and daughter, Geraldine, have
just returned from Miami Beath, Fla., where they spent the win-
ter at their Biscayne Pointe home.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Roberts, formerly of the Lee Plaza
Hotel, are now residing at 660 Whitmore Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Meisner and son, Laurence, are now
residing at the Belcrest Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Elliman entertained Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard N. Simons, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Foreman and Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Bloomberg at a dinner May 3, at the London Chop House.
The dinner was in honor of Mrs. Elliman's birthday.
To Wed in October
ARLENE JUDITH KARBAL
Mr. and Mrs. William Karbal,
of Hazelwood Ave., announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Arlene Judith, to Mor-
ris Weiner, son of Mr. Elia
Weiner, of Pennington Dr., and
the late Mrs. Weiner. An October
wedding has been planned.
Dr. Shmueli to Address
Kvutzah, UHS, Midrasha
Dr. Ephraim Shmueli will be
the guest of Kvutzah Ivrith (He-
brew Cultural Group of Detroit),
the staff of the United Hebrew
Schools and the Midrasha dur-
ing the weekend of May 19.
Saturday afternoon he will
speak at an oneg shabbat in the
Joseph H. Ehrlich conference
room of the Rose Sittig Cohen
Building. The same evening, he
will deliver an address at a Mal-
,avah Malkah in the Rose Sittig
Cohen auditorium. His subject,
"Education in Israel."
Sunday evening he will lecture
in the same place on "Modern
Hebrew Literature". All his lec-
tures will be delivered in He-
brew and are open to the public.
Folk Chorus to Enact
Warsaw Ghetto Fight
At 26th Annual Concert
Representing the cosmopolitan
nature of Detroit, many Jewish
residents will participate in the
250th anniversary celebration of
the City of Detroit.
One of the principal features
of the anniversary will be a
"City of Freedom" pageant with
a cast of 1200 at the University
of Detroit Stadium from July 13
to 22. The show will depict in
music, dance and dialogue the
various freedoms evolving in De-
trOit throup its history
Career Group, NOV,
To Install New Officers
Mrs. Haskell Lazere will be
guest speaker at the Detroit
Chapter of the National Worn-
en's Committee of Brandeis Uni-
versity annual business meeting
at 10:30 a. m., Tuesday, at the
Woodward Jewish Center. Her
subject will be "Cracking Down
on College Quotas."
The following slate of officers
will be voted upon : Mesdames
0. Zemon, president; L. Kasle
and S. Aaron, vice-presidents;
L. Segar, treasurer; N: J. Levey,
P. R. Marcuse and H. Rattner,
secretaries.
To serve as board members
are:
One Year Term: Mesdames J. Dav-
idson, F. Ginsberg, J. Markle, L. Greek-
lin, H. Smiley, H. Smith and H. Lichter-
man.
Two Year Term: S. Allen, S. Bloom,
C. Briskman, P. Broder, I. Kahn, L.
Welt and J. Wineman.
Three Year Term: H. Gass, W. Gi•een-
berg, L. Mellen, C. Salovich, L. Sims, S.
Solomon and G. L. Willens.
Nominating Committee: G. L. Willens,
chairman, S. Glueckman, L. Sims, L.
Kasle, and S. Solomon.
SYLVAIN JOY CRANTZ
Theodore Crantz, of Monica
Ave., announces the engagement
of his daughter, Sylvain Joy, to
Louis H. Landau, son of Mrs.
Sadie M. Landau, of Astoria,
New York, and the late Emanuel
Landau.
The bride-elect is a senior in
pre-law at Wayne University.
Landau is a chemical engineer-
ing graduate from Syracuse Uni-
versity. A July wedding is plan-
ned.
The committee helps support
and maintain the library at
three-year-old, Jewish sponsored,
non-sectarian Brandeis Univer-
sity in Waltham, Mass.
World War II left many dis-
placed persons, but an atomic
war is likely to leave many dis-
personed places.
Sisterhood of
ADAS SHOLOM
(Northwest Hebrew Cong.)
Odessa Aid Toasts
39th Anniversary
Antique Show
and Sale
Strictly Kosher Catering
Established 1915
BAR MITZVAHS
WEDDINGS
RECEPTIONS
JUNE 3-4-5-6
UN. 2-3541
A dinner-dance celebration is
scheduled for 6 p.m. Sunday, at
the Educational Circle on Lin-
wood to mark
the 39th anni-
versary of t h e
founding of the
Odessa Progres-
sive Aid Society.
This group,
banded together
since 1912, with
integrity to spir-
itual heritage,
have always
supported hum- Nathanson
anitarian causes. Now, the group
works untiringly to help meet
the great- need of the State of
Israel.
Louis Nathanson, assisted by
Jacob Menacer, is in charge of
the occasion. The committee in
charge of the souvenir program
include Isaac Sinkoff, Morris
Weinhart, I Yourist, Hyman
Kaber, David Kay. Max Rosen-
thal is the evening's toastmaster.
J. B. Ormond is president. .
arriageJ
Miss Fay Gollob will be in-
stalled chairman of Career
Group, National Council of Jew-
ish Women, at a dinner at the
BelcreSt Hotel, at 7 p.m., Tues-
day. Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner,
past president of the Detroit
Section, NCJW, will be the guest
speaker.
Other newly elected officers
are: Hermine Stone and Faye
Portner, vice-chairmen; Rosa-
lene Crimm and Esther Sears,
secretaries; Ruth Miller, treas-
urer.
Serving on the board are:
Emily Breuer, June Brezner,
Rosalene Crimm, Sadie Gross-
man, Beatrice Jacobs, Mildred
Label, Pearl Leventen, Ruth Mil-
ler, Shirley Nusholtz, Faye Port-
ner, Mollie Raider, Ann Robin-
son, Barbara Rose, Esther Sears,
Rose Sears, Beulah Smerling,
and Hermine Stone.
Following the dinner, the In-
augural Ball will commence at
9:30 p.m. Jerry Coleman and
his orchestra will provide the
music.
Members may make reserva-
tions with Hermine Stone, TO.
5-7593 or June Brezner, UN.
3-1589..
MAE WEISS
Just a Reminder ...
The Jewish Folk Chorus, with
Henri Goldberg conducting, will
present its 26th annual concert
at 8:30 p.m., May 20, in the
Scottish Rite Cathedral.
The tone poem, "Di Naye Ha-
gode," by . Max Heitman will be
featured. The music is based on
the story of the battle for the
Warsaw Ghetto, which was the
last stand of Polish Jewry
against the Nazis.
Saida Gerrard, noted' New
York choregrapher, with a ballet
of 30 dancers will appear in the
production. Miss Gerrard will
play the role of the Warsaw
Yingle. The same troupe will also
perform in Chicago.
Several Yiddish and Hebrew
folk songs will be performed by
the chorus, and a new composi-
tion by Richard Newman, with
words by Carl Sandburg, will be
heard for the first time in De-
troit. Miss Gerrard will do a solo SZ Sisterhood to Hold
dance accompanied by the choir.
Aliza Stulman is accompaniest, Mother, Daughter Meet
and Robert Delaney will be at
the organ. George Mogill is
Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood will
chairman of the ticket commit- close its season with a mother
tee, R. C. Sabaroff, book .chair- and daughter meeting at 1 p.m.,
man; and Walter Litt, president. Monday, in the synagogue's so-
cial hall. It will be preceded by
Mosaic Chapter, DeMolay a dessert luncheon, prepared by
Mrs. Irving Lyons, Mrs. Morris
To Present Dinner-Dance Klaus and committee.
Mrs. Samuel Shetzer and Mrs.
On Saturday evening, mem- Irving Simon, program chair-
bers and their guests will par- men, have planned a candlelight
ticipate in the impressive instal- ceremony, which will honor past
lation of officers ceremonies of presidents: Mesdames Joseph
Mosaic Chapter, Order of De- Zeckman, Abe Katzinan, Morris
Molay.
Zackhei m, Charles Smith.
The M o.s a i c group have Charles Robinson;" Aaron Silver-
planned a complete evening be- blatt, Nathan Spevakow, Louis
ginning with a dinner at 6:30 Tatken and their daughters.
p.m., in Masonic Temple. Danc-
The invocation will be de-
ing and entertainment will fol- livered. by Mrs. A. M. Hershman,
low, with Mickey Woolf and his and 'Mrs. Morris Adler will give
orchestra on the bandstand.
the benediction. Mrs. Louis Tat-
New . officers include Melvin ken, president, invites the pub-
Bornstein, master counselor; lic. For reservations, call Mrs.
Sheldon Iden, senior counselor; Irving Miller, TO. 8-4054.
Vern Primack, junior counselor.
Outgoing master counselor is
Sidney Baskin.
Gottlieb Watches Arrival Jews Play Role in 250th
Anniversary Fete at U D
Of David Ben-Gurion
Henry M. Gottlieb, assistant
U.S. Attorney, while in NeW
York attending the National
Conference of Federal Attorneys,
witnessed the arrival of Prime
Minister David Ben-Gurion in
Washington.
Gottlieb was also attempting
to see his old classmate, Bernard
Dov Joseph, now Minister of
Communications in Israel. Gott-
lieb expects to return, to Detroit
ithis weekend.
THE JEWISH NEWS-15 Mrs. Lazere to Speak
Friday, May 11, 1951
On College Quotas
Plan July Wedding At Brandeis Meeting
It's time to store
your furs with
David & Irving Furs
7734 W. McNichols Rd.
Call
UNiversity 4-3750
For Pick-Up Servtce
member Detroit Furriers Guild
Young Israel of Detroit
proudly announces
the Testimonial Dinner Honoring
IRVING W. SCHLUSSEL
In Conjunction with Its
28th Anniversary Celebration
Sunday Evening, June 3 1951.
at the Latin Quarter
The Program will include the
Detroit Premiere of
Franz Werfel's classic pageant
"THE ETERNAL ROAD"
f eat urin g:
50 Young Israel Choral and .
Dramatic Group Voices
and Guest Soloist:
Cantor
Leibele Waldman
I
SAVINE-COVILLE: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Cohen of Burlingame
Ave. announce the marriage of
their daughter, Mrs. Elaine Co-
ville, to Frank Savine, on April
26. The couple will reside at
15373 Prairie.
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ROBINS-PRINCE: Mrs. Pearl
Prince of Glynn _Court an 7-
nounces the marriage of her
daughter, Jo Anne, to Dr. Sam-
uel Charles Robins of the
APO440.4 4 4
SCHLUSSEL
For Reservations Call
TE xas 4-4145
Charles T. Gellman, General Chairman
Philip Stollman
erome W. Kelman
Vice-Chairmen
Max Stollman, Banquet Chairman
Leon Mutchnick, Journal Chairman
Samuel W. Platt, Arrangements Chairman
CANTOR LEIBELE WALDMAN will conduct Sabbath services at
the Young Israel Youth Center, Friday evening, June 1st and
Saturday morning, June 2nd. Admission cards are available in
limited number.
Arrangements Committee:
Abe Nusbaum, Arthur Gellman, Seymour Walfish