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THE JEWISH NEWS
Activitieo in Society
Louis James Rosenberg of the Belcrest Apartments Hotel left
for a 10-day trip to New York.
Mrs. Sidney Weisman, president of Northeast ORT Chapter, is
expected home shortly following a visit to ORT schools in Europe,
Israel and the Teachers' Training Institute at Anieres.
Sixteen couples were the guests of Beverly Lubin in celebra-
tion of her sweet sixteen birthday, June 30, at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Lubin, of 1942 Euclid, who tendered
the celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ellenstein and their sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Samuels have left for an
extended motor trip through the East where they will visit Atlan-
tic City, Maine and stay in the Adirondack Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Zeldes (Erma Averbach), formerly of
10223 McQuade, are now residing in‘ their new hOme at 20150 Ard-
more Ave.
Reva Kowalsky, Betty Kowalsky and Jerome Stasson presented
pupils in a recital Sunday at the Jewish Center.
Mrs. Simon Shetzer has returned from a visit with her rela-
tives in Columbus, 0.
Mrs. Isadore Sweet was hostess at a luncheon at her Leslie
Ave. home for members of the Rachel Laya Stepaner Aid Society.
The occasion honored Mrs. Abraham Sheinbaum, a past president
who is visiting here from California.
Estelle Weitzman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Weitz-
man, on June 22 celebrated her sweet sixteenth birthday with a
party for 50 guests at Northwood Inn.
Mr. Martin Cohen, of Elmhurst Ave., celebrated his 50th birth-
day on June 24, at the engagement party of hiS daughter, Maxine
Beverly, to Donald Benyas.
In honor of their daughter Rhoda, who graduated from Wayne
University last month, Mr. and Mrs. Max Kaine, of Santa Rosa Dr.,
were hosts at a reception.
Mrs. Melvin Kopple of Parkside Ave. is spending several weeks
in Kingston, N. Y., as the house guest of her uncle, Dr. Samuel
Stern.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bernstein and family of Oak Drive
have taken a house in Charlevoix for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rafelson of Oak Drive had as their house
guests the past week-end Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kollenberg and Mr.
and Mrs. I. Wetman of Grand Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Z.
Arold of Ann Arbor, all here to attend the annual fund raising
event of the Rafelson Post Auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Marwill of Pennington Ave. have left
for a fortnight's holiday at Buzzard Bay, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Glasier and daughters, Mary and Dorothy,
of Birchcrest Dr., left for New York this week to sail on the S.S.
Independence for an eight weeks' tour. Their itinerary includes
London, Holland, Switzerland, France, Rome, and a cruise to Israel.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lewis of Pilgrim Rd., .Birmingham, are
spending the month of July in Charlevoix.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Friedman of Canterbury Rd. are spending
a fortnight in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris E. Bloomberg and their sons, Gerald,
Michael and Donald, formerly of Glendale Ave., have moved to
their new home at 18055 Fairfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lacs of 3036 Tyler celebrated their 24th
anniversary at Greenbush Inn.
Sa'ad Club Installs
Ann Mendelson President
Lipkin to Appear
With Symphony
Sa'ad Club, at their annual in-
stallation dinner recently at the
To Seymour Lipkin, disting-
Three Sixes, inducted the fol- uished Detroit concert pianist
lowing officers; Ann Mendelson, and orchestra conductor, this
--- :week was as-
president; Gertrude Shine, vice
---------- another
president; Agnes Sherman, Ann
distinction : his
Hirschfield, secretaries; Florence
selection as one
Cowan, treasurer.
of the soloists to
The group plans a box social
appear with the
supper at 7:30 p.m., Sunday, at
.revived Detroit
Palmer Park. The affair is for
Symphony Or-
paid-up members.
chestra.
Lipkin, son of
Dr. and Mrs.
Lipkin Ezra Lipkin, will
appear with the orchestra on
Dec. 27.
Having distinguished himself
as a youth, Lipkin has many
honors to his credit. He has ap-
peared as soloist with the major
world symphony • orchestras, has
conducted the Cleveland Sym-
phony and ha.8 - appeared at im-
portant concerts in this country
and abroad.
On July 14, Lipkin will be
soloist with the Boston Sym-
phony under the direction of
Karl Munch at Tanglewood
where he is this season teaching
score analysis.
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Lachowitcher Aid Plan's
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Lachowitcher Aid Society will
celebrate its 20th anniversary
with a Bonds for Israel picnic
July 15, at Middle Rouge Park.
Although there will be no ap-
peals, bond contributions will be
accepted.
Refreshments will be served to
members and their families and
friends who are invited for the
celebration. Members should
bring their own lunches.
H. Goldenberg is chairman of
the affair and Mrs. A. Cutler is
secretary.
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OLGA J A S L O V E FAMILY
CLUB met at the home cf Mrs.
Ann Moss 13620 LaSalle. Plans
were made for a family picnic.
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Friday, July 6, 1951
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Valter Poole to Address Technion
Valter Poole will be the guest Harold Goodman, vice-president,
speaker at the meeting of the and Louis Redstone arranged
Detroit Technion Society, an
affiliate of the American Tech- the Valter Poole meeting.
nion Society which supports the
Haifa (Israel) Technion, next Mrs. Stockier to Direct
Thursday evening, July 12, at Ezra Aid to Israel
the Davison Jewish Center.
Mr. Poole has announced that
Ezra Aid to Israel, at recent
he will speak on music, with installation ceremonies, induct-
special reference to Jewish con- ed the following into office:
tributions to the art.
Mesdames S. Stockier, presi-
In a key position with the re- dent; A. Michalson and R.
wised Detroit Symphony Or- Hershman, vice-presidents; I.
chestra, Mr. Poole's address is Finkelstein, I. Goldman, G. Solo-
expected to cover numerous as- mon, secretaries; S. Weinberg,
pects of the local work. Mr. treasurer; A. Goldfarb and R.'
Poole has just announced that Hershman, hospitalers.
A brunch June 27 at the home
conductors of the Detroit Sym-
phoney will include Paul Paray, of Mrs. H. Reiner and a meet-
conductor of the Israel Sym- ing July 3 ended the season for
phony Orchestra, and Bruno the ladies.
Walter. He also announced that
the soloists will include Seymour
Lipkin, who will appear on Dec.
27 and Jascha Heifetz, who will
BY
MARINE BEVERLEY COHEN appear on Nov. 1.
Benjamin Wilk is president of
At a recent cocktail party, Mr. the Detroit Technion Society,
and Mrs. Martin Cohen of Elm-
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Mrs. J. Rodman, newly-elected
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the following chairmen:
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