AK Women Mobilize for `G-Day',
Theme Is 'A Great Day for Giving'

Typical of the 2,000 "G-Day" workers in the '53 Allied Jewish
Campaign are, from the left, Mesdames ISADORE J. BOGORAD,
CARL JOSNY, IRVING POKEMPNER and SAM HERTZBERG, who
here attend one of the 82 briefing meetings which are being held
through Wednesday in preparation for the one-day drive on
April 26.

* * *

General solicitation activities
in the 1953 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign Women's Division will be
spotlighted on April 26 on "G-
Day," A Great Day for Giving.
The culmination of the past
month's effort will come with
the one-day coverage of 15,000
Detroit Jewish women by 2,000
"G-Day" workers.
General solicitation chairman,
Mrs. Alexander W. Sanders, an-
nounced that a colorful show
has been prepared to speed the
workers on their way when they
gather at 9:30 a.m. in the
Whitehall Building of the State
Fair Grounds. No speeches will
be made. Original lyrics by Mes-
dames Charles Briskman, Eli
Gross and Harry Platt will pre-
sent final instructions in song.
Soloists an the program are Mes-
datnes Albert Cohen and Sam
Gruber.
The ."G - Day" chours is com-
posed of Mesdames Sydney
Alexander, Jr., Morris H. Brown,
Daniel Carpenter, Albert Cohen,
Albert Colman, Morton Fried-
man, I. Murray Jacob, Fred Kay,
Leon Lewis; Edwin Perlmutter,
Theodore Roth, Martin Shuger-
man, Harvey Snider and Ben
Stamell. Mrs. Harry Platt will
accompany at the piano. The
choreography was arranged by
Mrs. Morton Friedman.
"Preparedness and progress
are the by-words of our drive,"
announced Mrs. Lewis B. Dan-
iels, women's Campaign chair-
man.
Mrs. J. Shurley Horwitz is
executive vice-chairman of gen-
eral solicitation. "G-Day" chair-
man, Mrs. Raymond A. Sokolov,
announced the members of her
committee'. Included are Mes-
dames Charles Briskman and

arriagei

Comedy is the highlight of
DRUZINSKY-S I E G E L. Mr. "Farfel Follies," which opens a
-
the
and Mrs. Louis Siegel, of Taylor Cass
seven-day
engagement
*at eve-
Theater
on Monday
Ave., announce the marriage of ning. The English - Y i d d i s h
their daughter, Dorothy, on revue follows the success of
March 3, to Edward Druzinsky, "Borschtcapades," and is pre-
sented by the same - producer,
of Detroit, son of. Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Druzinsky, of New York Hal Zeiger.
Like its predecessor, "Farfel
City. The bridegrOom is first
harpist with the Detroit Sym- Follies" boasts a
star - strewn
phony Orchestra.
cast, headed by
* * *
KREPS-SILVERMAN. In a re- Myron Cohen,
cent ceremony performed by night club en-
Rabbi Moses Lehrman, at Cong. tertainer and a
favorite comic
Bnai Moshe, Gladys Silverman
the Kate
and Louis Kreps were united in on
Smith and Ed
marriage. The bride wore a
princess style gown of lace over Sullivan t e 1 e-
Cohen
vision shows.
satin, with flowing train, fea- . Two other comedians in the
tured by inserts of lace. Her cast are Mickey Katz, whose
illusion veil was held in place Yiddish parodies of popular
by a pearled crown. Estelle Lev- tunes have skyrocketed him to
inson was maid of honor, and national acclaim, and Michel
Eileen Silverman, t h e bride's Rosenberg, long-time star of the
sister-in-law, w a s matron of Yiddish Art Theater, whose
honor. Shirley Gaft and Belle recording of "Atta Boy Getzel
Rimar were bridesmaids. David at the Ball Game," is a master-
Silverman, the bride's brother, piece of colloquial comedy.
was best man, and ushers were
Heading the feminine contin-
Lou Brown and Josef Green-
gent is beautious Jo Ann Florio,
glass. Following dinner and a an Italian girl who is equally at
reception the couple left for a home singing American ballads
two-week honeymoon in New and Hebrew chants.
York and Washington. On their
"Farfel Follies" will appear
return they will make their
temporary home on Monterey until April 26, sponsored Mon-
day through Thursday by the
Ave.
Jewish War Veterans; Friday by
Young Women's Bicur Cholem;
Saturday by Materials for Is-
Central Activities
rael, with matinees scheduled
for Wednesday, Saturday and
By RONALD GOLDMAN
Sunday.
This year's senior play "Our 4-••••••••••••••-••*•-•-••40
Town will be presented in Cen-
Music and Entertainment
tral's auditorium at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday. Performances will
SAM EMMER
follow on April 24 and 25.
and His Orchestra
In the- cast are John Owen,
Howard Green, Kenneth Tucker,
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Sid Young, Ronnie Weiner, Nate
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Greene, Rhoda Stamell, Arlyne
Kovan, Evelyn Shear, Joe Silver,
DAVE DOMBEY
Lou Feigleson, Sheila Stern,
and Associates
Shirley Schane, Benita Roving
Jack
Bob
Beth Rosenberg, Herb Garner,
Benyas - Kaufman
Iry Hershman, George Trout,
Wedding and Bar Mitzvah
Jeanette Bednarsh, Harvey
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Mrs. Eli Gross, program; Ellis
Fishman and Irving Wartell,
food; Arthur I. Gould, council-
tettes; Coleman Mopper and
Miss Rosalind Schubot, emer-
gency workers; Sidney Rosen,
publicity; and S. S. Willis, in
charge of the "G-Day" secre-
taries who will check the work-
ers' reports as they come in. Irv-
ing Davis and Samuel Finegood
are chairmen of the Bnai Brith
Motor Corps, which will drive
the women to homes throughout
the city. Mrs. Morris Tack will
coordinate the motor corps and
the workers.
Mrs. Marshall M. Miller. is
chairman of the art committee.
Her group includes • Mesdames
Milton C. Aptekar, Albert A. As-
ton, Henry Barak, Charles Fran-
cis Colman, J. Richard Cooper,
Sol A. Dann, Charles Morton
Garvett, Alvin S. Geffen, Irwin
Green, John Heavenrich, Jr.,
Manes Hecht, Larry Herman,
Arthur Hessler, Edward D. Quint,
Benjamin H. Schwayder, Irving Singer, Tobye Meyers, Julie
Schwayder, Lawrence Weiss and Sage„ Bernie Ginsberg, Al Iwrey
and Bruce Relyea.
Milton N. Zimmerman.

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