DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Friday, December 25, 1953

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Dr. and Mrs. Donald Golden, of Canterbury Rd., recently en-
tertained 50 of their friends at a cocktail party in their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Blumberg, of Oakman Blvd., have left
for Miami Beach, Fla., where during the winter months they will
reside in their home on Bay Dr.
Julius Chajes was honored at a reception last Thursday even-
ing, after the Detroit Symphony Orchestra concert, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Saul H. Rose, 1701 Balmoral, on the occasion of
the first American performance of his "Concerto for Piano and
Orchestra in E." Other hosts, in addition to Mr. and Mrs. Rose,
were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feinberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman, Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkus and
Mrs. Nathan Simons. Distinguished musicians and community
leaders joined in honoring Mr. Chajes.
Miss Lois Coggan, of Los Angeles, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Oppenheim of Pasadena Ave. Miss Coggan, a former De-
troiter, came to attend the wedding of Ruth Ann Coggan to Robert
Boesky on Dec. 20 and will spend the New Year season in Detroit.
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Last recently honored their daughter,
Beverly, at a Sweet Sixteen luncheon held at Kormendy's Hun-
garian Dining Room. The following guests attended: Joyce Baskin,
Judy Copley, Avon Horowitz, Carole Katz, Eleanor Silverman,
Nancy Klein, Marilyn Rosenthal, Iris Topor, Barbara Pines, Anita
Mirves, Helen Fruchter, Barbara Ross, Barbara Weissman, Joan
Beckman, Jeanne Mackie, Harriet Mackie, Rema Freeman, Eileen
Linovitz, Barbara Desmon, Paula Levine, Phyllis Katz, Marion
Lowenthal, also Mesdames Yetta Feuer, Hennrietta Eder, Lena
Small, Rose Rubin, Gussie Sherman, Roselyn Small, Edith Small,
Sylvia Ash, Helen Rubin, Betty Eder, Esther Katz.
Julius Chajes, composer-pianist and Marguerite Kozenn, so-
prano, have been invited to present a concert of Jewish music in
Portland, Ore. on Sunday and in Vancouver, B. C. on Tuesday.
Detroit girls attending the recent 30th annual convention of
Junior Hadassah in Washington, D. C., were Anne Epstein, presi-
dent of the Central States Region; Harriet Mintz, president of
Central Chapter, Annette Zeidman, president, Northwest Chapter;
Linda Schwartz, Shirley Balles and Pauline Koenigsberg, officers
of Central Chapter. A highlight of the parley was a reception at
the Israel Embassy, at which the delegates were greeted by Mrs.
Abba Eban, wife of the Israeli Ambassador.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Davidson, of 19340 Coyle, recently hosted
members and friends of David-Horodoker Young Women's Organ-
ization to celebrate the success of the recent donor event and to
honor Mrs. Davidson's sister, Mrs. Gneshe Cuprik, who is visiting
here from Israel.
Lauretta De Young, of 111 Highland, is now residing in the
Cynthia Hotel Apts., 2115 Washington, Miami Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Louis J. Freedman, formerly of 18272 Fairfield, is tem-
porarily residing at 5310 N. Bay Rd., Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mittenthal, of 19185 Warrington, will hon-
or their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Mitchell,
at a reception from 8 to 11 p.m., Saturday, in the family home. No
cards.

`Operation Reindeer'
Sends Food to Israel

The United States Govern-
ment and Hadassah, the worn-
en's Zionist organization of
America, have joined forces to
bring "Operation Reindeer" to
the people of Israel, it was an-
nounced by Mrs. Herman Shul-
man, national president of Ha-
dassah, at the organization's
New York headquarters.
Mrs. Shulman reported that
in accordance with arrange-
ments worked out by Mrs.
Raphael Tourover, Washington
representative of Hadassah, the
U.S. Government, through the
Foreign Operations Administra-
tion, had made available to Ha-
dassah for free distribution in
Israel 1,169,000 pounds of surplus
food.
Included in the shipment of
food, scheduled to reach Israel
last Sunday, are 188,000 lbs. of
non-kosher beef, which Hadas-
sah will distribute without cost
to Christian and Arab institu-
tions in Israel, Mrs. Shulman
disclosed.

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MAISEL'S

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Open Thursday, Saturday to 9

Sunday, 10-2

Kahn-Broder Nuptials
Solemnized at Statler

May Keep Death Sentences

11 60% of Toronto Children
Receive Jewish Education

Rabbi Meisels Testimonial

Dinner Tickets Selling Well

Response to a testimonial din-
ner which is being tendered
Rabbi Chaim Meisels on the oc-
casion of his third anniversary
in Detroit has been received en-
thusiastically by many local or-
ganizations, it was announced
this week by a committee spokes-
man.
The banquet will be presented
Jan. 10, in the Young Israel Cen-
ter. Tickets for the event are
available by calling TO. 7-2184,
TY. 5-3194, WE. 4-3138 or TO.
5-1095.

JERUSALEM, (JTA)—An indi-
cation that executions may be
carried out on Israelis now in
prison under sentence of death
was give-a here by Dr. Pinchas
Rosen, Minister of Justice. More
than 20 people are currently
under sentence of death.

TORONTO, (JTA)—Sixty per-
cent of the Jewish children of
Toronto are receiving a Jewish
education, it was revealed here
by a survey. The poll, conducted
by the Bureau of Jewish Educa-
tion in Toronto, disclosed that
of the 7,000 Jewish children of
school age in the city, 4,500 of
them were enrolled in some sort
of a Jewish school.

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WOOLF

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JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Five
thousand tons of phosphates
will be shipped from Israel to
Japan next month in a barter
deal which will bring Israel a
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Some one of a kind in
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In a candlelight ceremony per-
formed by Rabbis Minard Klein
and Morris Adler on Dec. 20, in
the Hotel Statler, Ruth Kahn
became the bride of N. Brewster
Broder. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Kahn,
of Roslyn Rd. Mr. Broder is the
son of Mrs. Hyman Broder, of
Whitmore Rd., and the late Mr.
Broder.
The bride chose a gown of
candlelight ivory Italian silk
taffeta, appliqued with lace and
seed pearls. Her matching pill-
box headpiece held in place a
fingertip veil of illusion. She
carried a Bible, showered with
lillies of the valley, white violets
and baby orchids.
The new Mrs. Broder was at-
tended' by her cousin, Sally
Friedman. The bridegroom's
brother, Harry Broder, of Cleve-
land, 0., served as best man, and
ushers were Richard Kahn and.
Morris Brown.
Following a wedding trip to
the Caribbean, the young couple
will reside on Indiana Ave.

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