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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 1, 1953

divitieo in Society

Miss Lila Chatlin, of Phoenix, Ariz., is in town to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chatlin, of Fullerton Ave.
Judge and Mrs. Charles Rubiner sailed on Monday for a visit
in Israel.
Mrs. Jack Marx, of Northlawn Ave., has left for a three-week
vacation in Miaini Beach, Fla.
Miss Loretta Arlene Gallison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Gallison, of Pennington Dr., was recently hostess at a luncheon
at the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel honoring her sixteenth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Schunderman, of Sturtevant Ave., prior to
their departure for Israel where they currently are visiting, were
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. A. Kessler, of Monterey Ave. Before
returning home, the Schundermans will stop in Rome and Paris.
Ethel Mendelson will present Phyllis Elkin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Elkin, of 19369 Marlowe, in a piano recital on
Tuesday evening, at McGregor Library. Her compositions will in-
clude works by Bach, Handel, Scarlatti, Haydn, Mendelssohn, Mac-
Dowell, Tscherepnine and Shostakovitch. The public is invited.
Out of' town guests who were here this week to attend the
wedding of Sharron L. Max and'Carmi M. Slomovitz were Mitchell
Gandal, Robert and Alvin Gandal and Mr. and Mrs. J. Pliskin of
Cleveland; Rabbi and Mrs. Israel M. Goldman and daughters, Anna
Naomi and Toby Judith, of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Slomovitz and Mr. and Mrs. S. Paul Epstein of Bayonne, N. J.;
Bernard Slomovitz of Arlington, N. J.; Mrs. Sol Wezelman and
daughter, Joy, of Bismarck, N. D.; and Mr. and Mrs. Al Goodman,
of Chicago, Ill.
Mr; and Mrs. George White, of 17126 Griggs, will leave shortly
to take up residence in Los Angeles, Calif.
A combination brunch and kitchen shower was recently given
by Mrs. Edward Siden lfonoring the forthcoming marriage of Miss
Helynn Koratzky. Guests included Mesdames Alice Lipshaw, Kay
Barish, Sally Rader, Rita Deitch, Carolyn Gould, Shirley Kirman,
Marilyn Klein, Irene Elkus and the Misses Iris Koratzky, Phyllis
Koratzky, Sandra Taub, Nancy Gilman, Shirley Katz.
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Vago are now residing at the Lee Plaza Ho-
tel. Mrs. Vago is the former Mrs. Clarence Frank.
Judith Patterson, young Detroit pianist, will be heard in re-
cital Monday evening, at the Lecture Hall of the Detroit Institute
of Arts. Miss Patterson, a student of Julius Chajes, recently per-
formed as soloist with the Center Symphony Orchestra.. Her pro-
gram will include the first performance of Clark Eastham's Pre-
lude and Toccata, as well as compositions by Beethoven, Brahms,
Schumann, Chopin, Debussy and Chajes' Palestinian Dance.
Miss Nancy Jo Schwartz recently was tendered a sweet six-
teen party by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schwartz, of Strath-
cona Dr. Among the guests were Carolyn Schwartz and Ernie
Shifman, Nancy Blanke and. Bob Dunsky, Alice Robbins and Mary
Davidson, Terry Keywell and Larry Sherman, Mimi Silverman
and Bob Katchke, Myrna Glicker and Dick Edgar, Frances Golde
and Bob Rosenberg, Marilyn Lurie and Burt Stillman, Clair
Padover and Burt Epstein, Ruth Ann Coggan and Bob Boesky,
Bluma Sussman and Roger Brown, Linda Axelrod and Tom
Ettinger, Edwina Croll and Mike Klynn, Miriam Vinocur and
Dale Stone. Nancy's host was Gene Axelrod.

Council Leaders Back
From N. Y. Conferences

Staff representives of the Jew-
ish Community Council attend-
ed sessions in New York last
weekend of the Community Re-
lations Conference and of the
AssociatiCn of Jewish Commun-
ity Relations Workers. Presenta-
tions were made at these meet-
ings by Boris Joffe, executive
director, and Dr. S. Joseph Fau-
man, research director.
At a session of AJCR Joffe
was one of a panel with Nor-
man Thomas and George Silver
of the Jewish Labor Committee,
which considered "The Jewish
Community Relations Workers'
Concern About Anti-Semitism."
At a session of the CRC Dr.
Fauman reported on a survey of
changing neighborhoods that
had been conducted by the De-
troit Council, and which includ-
ed communities throughout the
country.
At the concluding session, Dr.
S. Andhil Fineberg of the Jewish
Committee was re-elected presi-
dent of the association.

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Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council will cooperate
with other civic groups in the
presentation of a Film Festival,
to be held Thursday, in the
Downtown YWCA.

Young Israel Women
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Mrs. Charles Gellman, chair-.
man of the Women's League of
Young Israel mother and daugh-
ter dinner announces the com-
pletion of plans for the event,
which will be celebrated by four
generations of mothers and
daughters in the Young Israel
movement.
'A movie, features to entertain
the children and Yiddish and
English readings by Miss Ger-
trude Strauss will be highlighted
at the banquet, to be held at
6:30 p.m., Tuesday at Young Is-
rael Center.
Mesdames H. Apt, David Ap-
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Together with the Co-op Club,
the "Mamselles" will present a
fashion show in the school
library this afternoon. The show
is called "Far Away Places," and
with the assistance of the Crow-
ley Milner Co., everything from
bathing suits to semi-formals
will be modeled by the girls.
* * *
Tonight, at the Veterans'
Memorial, Mumford's second an-
nual , Spring Fling will take
place. Music will be supplied by
Les Shaw and his band.
* * *
The Future Retailers' Club of
Detroit recently held its state
Jerusalem Hospital
convention at the University of
Seeks Funds from U. S. Michigan,
at which 22 schools
were represented. Those who at-
Jewry for Expansion
Shaare Zedek Hospital in tended from Mumford were Et-
Jerusalem, which was founded in tagail Benyas, Phyliss Bennett,
1902, is currently campaigning Shirley Ann Deutch, Marty
for funds to expand its over- Kopitz, Ronny Sloan, Carolyn
taxed facilities in caring for the Sills, Ghinda Friedenberg, War-
sick in that area of the Middle ren W o 1 f e, Margaret Reault,
Phyllis Wilensky, Audrey Katz,
East.
The hospital has gained Marilyn Kates, Ann Green, Keith
world-wide recognition for its Taylor, Lita Koblin, Dick De
efficiency, which has been Catsy, Roberta Kogatz, Joan
accomplished in the light of Walters, Myrna Bell and Lucille
much-needed expansion. Its Bekkala.-
maternity division established a
unique record in 1951 when Wayne Graduate Student
there were 1,708 births without Wins Tompkin's Literary Prize
a death.
Philip Levine, of 2975 Chicago
The hospital has been bur-
dened with a tremendous load Blvd., a graduate student at
of patients in recent years—in Wayne University, was awarded
1951 there were 56,474 patients first prize of $100 in the uni-
and 78,945 out-patients. This versity's oldest literary competi-
number compares with 4,682 pa- tion, the Tompkins Atard. Le-
tients served when it opened in vine's winning entry was a poem.
"Towards a Hymn."
1902.

Central's reorganized Student
Council is sponsoring a dated
dressy affair, the May Hop, to
be held at 8:30 p.m., Saturday in
the school's gym. A king and
queen of the May will be chosen,
along with the prizes to be
awarded to the best dancers.
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Music will fill the air as this
year's Spring Festival gets un-
derway on May 14 and 15. Under
the supervision of Dr. Harry
Seitz and Mr. Kurtez, the Cen-
tral orchestra will present the
festival in the gym, which seats
over 1,000 people.

Working with the Anti-
Defamation League and Social
Action Committee of Bnai Brith
in the presentation are: Detroit
Conference of Methodist
Churches, Detroit Round Table,
Detroit Council of Churches and
the Detroit Archdiocesan Coun-
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