`Individuals Incor Orated' Is Theme
Of. Women's Council Annual Event
Observing an annual custom, Mrs. Samuel A. Caplan, "The
Detroit Section, National Couri- Right to Employment and Eco-
cil of Jewish Women will play n.oinic Security," and Mrs. David
• Handelman, "Promoting Human
Rights in Council Activities."
The Council will honor guests
and members at a luncheon to
be served at 12:30 p.m. Mrs.
Louis Landsberg is directing
plans for the luncheon, which
will precede the afternoon pro-
gram to start at 1:15 p.m.
Highlight of the day will be
the guest speaker, Dr. Harold
A. Basilius, who will be intro-
duced by Mrs. Major Siegel. Dr.
Basilius whose subject will be,
"How Human Is Right," is pro-
fessor of German and director
of humanities at Wayne Uni-
versity.
Mrs. Oscar M. Zemon is pro-
gram chairman.
MRS. DANIEL KROUSE
hostesses on Monday, at an all-
day program, entitled, "Indivi-
duals Incorporated," to be held
at Temple Israel.
Over 200 invitations have been
sent out to presidents affiliated
with the Detroit Federation of
Women's Clubs, new council af-
filiates and the League of Jew
ish Women and its member
groups, stated Mrs. Daniel
Krouse, who will preside over
the day's activities.
The meeting, planned in ob-
servance of Human Rights Day,
will open at 10:15 a.m., with
program called, "Human
Rights." Discussion leader will
be Mrs. A. Joseph Seltzer.
Council's educational depart-
meht enfolds a round table dis-
cussion with Mrs. Herbert Eskin,
chairman of Contemporary
Jewish Affairs, and Mrs. Earl
Hordes, speaking on "Tradition
of Human Rights." Mrs. Ben-
jamin Paxton, international re-
lations chairman, will speak on
"HoW the UN Protects Human
Rights."
Guarding Human Rights in
Our Government" will be the
topic, of Mrs. Marvin Kahn, so-
cial legislation chairman, and
Mrs. Seymour Freedman, :men-
tal health chairman, will round
out the first half of the pro-
gram, discussing, "Respect, Dig-
nity and the Individual."
Community services c o n s t i-
tutes the second half of the
morning program. The theme
centers around "Guarding Hu-
man Rights in Our Community,"
and will include panelists Mrs.
Avery Gordon, whose topic, "The
Right to Recreation," will be
followed by Mrs. Harold Kauf-
man, speaking on "The Right to
Assistance in Rehabilitation,"
FOR CHANUKAH
I DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-23
Friday, December 4, 1953
A donor victory party will be
held by the Department of
Michigan Ladies Auxiliary, Jew- I
Anita Baker Wed
ish War Veterans, Thursday, at
To Maurice Rosen
the Davison Jewish Center. Ac-
cording to Edith Hbffinan, de-
In a candlelight ceremony partment president, the donor
Nov. 17, at Zack's, Rabbi Ben- held last month was a spectacu-
jamin H. Gorrelick united in lar success, with all tickets sold.
Featured entertainment
Thursday will be a presentation
of "Shar Shay La Memme" by
the dramatic group, under the
direction of Eleanore Rubin, de-
partment dramatic chairman.
In the cast will be Hatty Co-
hen, Marion Gaspas, Maye Mil-
ler, Wyn –Landis, Ruth Elson,
Rose Kay, Pearl Greenberg, Alice
Biliack, Sylvia Gantz, Ruth
Schwartz, Hank Miller, Irene
JWV Head Denounces
Security Council Action
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BALE POST and AUXILIARY
and YETZ-COHEN POST and
AUXILIARY will co-sponsor a
Hanukah party at 2 p.m., Sun-
day, in the Davison Jewish Cen-
ter. Soupy Sales, television come-
dian will entertain members and
their children. Prospective mem-
bers and their children are in-
vited.
* *
CHARLES AND AARON KO-
GAN POST and AUXILIARY will
hold a Hanukah party on Tues-
day, in the Memorial Home. Hol-
iday entertainment and refresh-
ments will be featured. The af-
'fair is open to prospective mem-
bers. -
* * *
Sidney J. Newman and Paul-
ine Stolerow, commander and
president, respectively, of SHO-
LOM POST and AUXILIARY,
announce their annual com-
bined children's Hanukah party,
which will be held Sunday, in
the Memorial Home. The cast of
the Popular television show Wix-
ie's Wondeland will entertain,
and holiday refreshments and
gifts will be distributed, stated
Lillian Panzer, program chair-
man. The planning committee,
which expects 300 children to
attend, includes Ben Brown and
Wyn Landis, chairmen, assisted
by Charlotte Kutnick, Al Sugar,
Dorothy Goldstein, Herman Gay-
orin, Rose Weintrob, Ralph
Friedman and Esther Goldman.
* * *
GINSBERG - ROSENBERG
AUXILIARY will entertain their
children at a Hanukah party on
Sunday, in the Memorial Home.
Mary Melody, of the WWJ-TV
Playschool program, will en-
tertain. Refreshments and tra-
ditional holiday gifts will be giv-
en to each child who attends,
stated Beatrice Knight, chair-
man, who is assisted by Lorraine
Sthl, Ty Tratner, Ann Brooks,
Betty Green and Mildred Bron-
stein.
MRS. MAURICE ROSEN
marriage Anita Baker, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baker, to
Maurice Rosen, son of Hyman
Rosen.
• The bride wore a gown of
white satin, styled with a bod-
ice of chantilly lace over-, the
satin and featuring a skirt Ntith
inserts of matching lace, which
formed a cathedral train.
Her illusion veil of fingertip
length was held in place by a
coronation crown of rhinestones
and pearls, which matched the
illusion neckline of her gown.
She carried a spray of white or-
chids and streamers on a prayer
book.
Lila Rosen, sister of the bride-
groom, was maid of honor, and
Mrs. Jerry Baker, the bride's
aunt, was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Leonard
Ziedman, Mrs. William Davis,
Mrs. Irving Rosen and Maxine
Schumer. Susan Wilner was
flower girl.
Harold Baker, the bride's
brother, was best man, and ush-
ers included Melvin Rosen and
Irving Rosen, brothers of the
bridegroom, William Davis and
Edward Ziedman.
Following dinner for 200
guests, the couple left on a three
week honeymoon in New York
City.
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the Big Three resolution urging
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Madison, national commander of
the Jewish War Veterans, as "A
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COUNCIL SIMULCAST
Time: 10 a.m., Sunday, Dec. 6
Station: WJBK and WJBK-TV
Feature: Louis LaMed, chair-
man of the culture commission
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil, .announces this special pro-
gram in celebration of the feast
of Hanukah.
* * *
Time: 10 a. m., Sunday, Dee. 6
Station : WXYZ
Feature : Rabbi Harry Essrig,
spiritual leader of Temple
Emanuel, Grand Rapids, will
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The family of the late Dorothy on "The Meaning of Hanukah,"
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Feature: "A Bass Viol for
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of this folk fantasy about a
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Schwartz, Dolly Alper, Ruth
Goldman, Betty Spinner, and
Betty Calvin.
Proceeds from the .donor will
be used to aid the veteran and
his family, for hospital parties
for convalescing veterans and
for various other projects which
affect veterans of all creeds.
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JWV Activities
Gen. MAURICE ROSE POST
and YETZ - COHEN POST and
annual family Hanukah party
Dec. 13, in the Memorial Home.
A show by the Wayne Puppet-
eers will highlight the program,
according to Esther Marks,
chairman. For reservations, call
UN. 4-7655 or TO. 6-3659.
JWV A Schedules Donor 'Victory Party
To Head Erie Court
ERIE, Pa., (JTA) — Judge
Samuel J. Roberts, a leading
figure in the Erie Jewish com-
munity, has been elected Presi-
dent Judge of the Orphan's
Court.
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