Friday, March 14, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-20
Nuptials National JWVA President Here
Israel Sisterhood
Sets 4 - Day Fair Planned for April: 13 for Annual Goodwill Luncheon
An original poster of Tou-
louse Lautrec will be one of
the unusual features that will
highlight the seventh annual
Antique Fair of the Temple
Israel Sisterhood, which opens
at 12 noon, Sunday, at the
temple.
According to Mrs. Seymour
S. Elliman, vice-president of
ways and means and chairman
of the fair,
the poster is
from the col-
lection of Ed-
ward Czapla,
a Mt. Clemens
dealer, one of
several from
out-state who
will be ex-
hibiting at the
annual pro-
Mrs. Ellman gram.
The lithograph is of Madam
Natanson, an art patron of
Lautrec's time who figures
prominently in the story of his
career.
Another highlight of the four-
day program, -which runs from
12 noon to 10 p.m., Sunday to
Wednesday, is the bird and
beef buffet, patterned after
the famous restaurant of that
name, which will serve home-
cooked luncheons and dinners
under the supervision of Mrs.
Sol Stein. In the listing of those
assisting her in last week's
issue, the name of Mrs. Norman
Noble was omitted.
For the first time. children
who are accompanied by adults
will be admitted without charge.
Exhibits by over two dozen
dealers will be open for view-
ing and purchasing of rare
glass, fine wood, antique silver
and primitives.
In addition, the Sisterhood
will have a booth where old-
fashioned delicacies, hand-made
aprons and other items will be
available.
Tickets are available at the
temple office, UN. 3-7769, or
at the door.
Gov.. Williams Will Be
Honorary Cub Scout
Gov. G. Mennen Williams will
be the recipient of an honorary
award and membership in Cub
Pack 11, Royal Oak, according
to committeeman Maxwell NI.
Lowe, who has completed ar-
rangements for the presenta-
tion on Thursday, at the Long-
fellow School, Royal Oak.
The Pack membership con-
sists of cubs from Huntington
Woods, Royal Oak and Berk-
,- ley, and numbers over 100. It
is sponsored by the Longfellow
PTA, and is under the direc-
tion of committee chairman
Carl W. Morey and cubmaster
Kenneth McQuistion.
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MISS LOIS ADLER
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Adler, of
17410 Indiana, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Lois, to Thomas Gordon Ellis,
son of Dr. Irving B. Ellis, of
Beverly Hills, Calif.
The bride-to-be attended the
University of California. Her
fiance is a graduate of San Jose
State College.
The couple is planning an
April 13 wedding at Temple Is-
rael, after which they will take
up residence in Beverly Hills,
Calif.
Rrth
ri no UnCe177,ents
March 9—To Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Sperber (Hannah
Miers), of 12052 Stoepel, a
daughter, Pennie Jane.
* * *
March 8 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Dunn (Beverly Lubin),
of Buena Vista Ave., a son, Ste-
ven Bryant.
* * *
March 5—To Mr. and Mrs.
Henry C. Lenhoff (Muriel Sam-
berg), a son, Brian Jay.
* * *
Feb. 26—To Rabbi and Mrs.
0. Hoch (Rhoda Goldschlog, of
Detroit), of 47 A Dana St., Cam-
bridge, Mass., a son, Simcha
Binam.
* * *
Feb. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
ney Young (Rosalie Feldman),
of 19499 Rennselor, Livonia, a
daughter, Sheryl Renee.
* * *
Feb. 26—To Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Nolan (Lillian Lewis),
a son, Leonard Eric.
* * *
Feb. 26 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Abe Weingrot (Shirley Jean
Lipsky), of 1851'7 Burt, a daugh-
ter, Cathy Lynn.
•
*
Feb. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Ross (Matilda Jacobs), of 14541
W. Lincoln, Oak Park, a son,
Howard Barry.
* * *
Feb. 23 — To Mr. and Mrs.
David Zack (Donna Feldman),
of 21645 Stratford, Oak Park, a
daughter, Denise Hope.
* * *
Feb. 22 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Feldman (Marlene Lei-
der), of 22025 Marlow, Oak
Park, a daughter, Lisa Ann.
• * *
Feb. 21—To Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Hadrich (Eileen Robin-
son). of 24255 Shiawassee, a
son, Steven Keith.
* * *
Feb. 15 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Applebaum (Ruth
Klau), former Detroiters now
of 1497 Burke, N.E., Grand Rap-
ids, Mich., a daughter, Michele
Faith.
* * *
Feb. 14—To Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Hart (Franceen Kole),
of Mendota Ave., a son, Marc
Eric.
Mrs. Bertha K. Greenberg,
national president of the La-
dies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
War Veterans of the United
States, will be the guest of the
Department of Michigan for
three days next week.
Highlight of her visit will be
the annual Department Good-
w i 11 Lunch-
eon, which is
attended
by women
represent-
ing all organi-
zations affili-
ated with the
Allied Veter-
ans Council.
T h e lunch-
eon is planned
I o r Wednes- airs. Greenberg
day afternoon,
in the JWV Memorial Home.
Mrs. Greenberg, in a custom
unique to veterans groups, will
be honored with gifts from
every Allied Veterans Auxiliary.
The National JWVA leader
will begin her stay here Mon-
day, when she speaks at a De-
partment meeting at 8:30 p.m.,
in the Memorial Home. Mrs.
Morton Oppenheim, local Aux-
iliary president, will review the
past year's activities.
A special President's Dinner
has been arranged for 7 p.m.,
Tuesday, at Anatole's, to which
reservations may be made with
individual Auxiliary presidents.
Earlier on Tuesday, Mrs.
Greenberg will be welcomed by
Mayor Miriani at City Hall and
tour the new civic center area.
She also will visit the Ann Ar-
bor Veterans Hospital, where,
in her honor, a gift will be pre-
sented to the hospital.
Mrs. Greenberg, active in
JWVA activities for the last 20
years, has held every principal
city, county, state and- national
office; and is active also in the
N. Y. Judge to Speak
Here Oh Experiences
as Consultant in Israel
Judge Hubert T. Delany, a
retired justice of the Domestic
Relations Court of New York,
will speak to members and
friends of the Detroit Women's
Division, American Jewish Con-
gress on Wednesday.
The program, according to
Mrs. Louis Redstone, president,
will begin with a dessert lunch-
eon at 12f30
p.m., in the
Sholem Alei-
che m Insti-
tute, Gree n-
field and 7
Mile Road.
Speaking on
"Judge Delany
Views Israel,"
the New York
jurist will re-
late his exper- Judge Delany
iences there as a consultant to
the Minister of Justice on ques-
tions related to juvenile delin-
quency and the children's
courts.
According to Mrs. William
Cohen, pr o g r am chairman,
Judge Delany is' active in civic
and community affairs, is a lay
leader of the Episcopal Diocese
of New York. He is also occu-
pied with the programs of the
NAACP, National Lawyer's
Guild, Mayor's Committee of
Foster Care of Children and the
American Association for the
United Nations.
Music Club's Junior Groups
to Present Annual Concert
The annual concert of the
Junior and Student Groups of
the Music Study Club will be
held at 2 p.m., Sunday, in the
lecture hall of the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts. The public is
invited, at no charge, accord-
The average American now ing to Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler,
chairman.
owns 3.5 pairs of shoes.
American Legion and past pres-
ident of Shaari Israel Sister-
hood, in Brooklyn.
She is married to Archie
Greenberg, a past national com-
mander of JWV.
Arrangements for Mrs.
Greenberg's stay here are being
made by Mrs. Sam Spolan and
Mrs. Jack Schwartz; who will
serve as official hostesses dur-
ing her visit.
* * *
JWV Membership
Drive Starts •
Michigan Jewish War Vet-
erans have set for themselves
a 20% increase in overall mem-
bership by the end of this month
as part of a nationwide member-
ship drive, according to senior
vice commander John Nemon,
who is currently serving as the
membership campaign co-
ordinator.
Post commanders and officers
of the organization will meet
for a bruncheon at 10 a.m.,
March 23 at the Memorial Home
to review campaign work and
to mobilize greater Membership
action at all levels.
The bruncheon also will serve
as the starting point for a spe-
cial all-day intensive recruit
solicitation program, as teams
from various posts fan out to
cover assigned areas and pros-
pects.
Reports on the campaign so
far indicate that Charles and
Aaron Kogan Post has already
reached half of its goal. Credit
was given for this accomplish-
ment to post -commander Shield
Kogan and senior vice-com-
mander Marvin Epstein, who are
spearheading that post's drive..
National headquarters has an-
nounced that posts which show
the greatest increase over last
year and those which show the
greatest numerical increase will
each receive engraved plaques.
Members who bring in at least
15 new members by April 15
will receive national deputy re-
cruiting officer's caps which will
be presented by a representa-
tive of the national organiza-
tion at an appropriate cere-
mony.
`Grass Root Opera'
Planned for Tuesday
A new form of classical en-
tertainment, Grass Root Opera,
will be presented for the first
time by Music Study Club, at
1 p.m., Tuesday, in the Schaver
auditorium of the Hayim Green-
berg Center, 19161 Schaefer.
The opera selected is an orig-
inal work by Jeanellen McKee,
entitled "Collector's Piece."
This demi-opera, directed by
Dan Frohman, will have an all-
woman cast consisting of Adele
Brown, Mrs. Jack Axelrod, Mrs.
A. Bobkins and Mrs. Morris
Botwin, with Mrs. Irving Rosen-
gard at the piano.
Mrs. Ezra Lipkin, chairman
of the day, will present Ida K.
Cordes, founder of. the Opera
Guild of Detroit and prominent
in the opera field for 20 years.
Miss Cordes will speak on the
development of Grass Root
Opera.
Mrs. Gilbert Berrell, presi-
dent of the Michigan Federation
of MuSic Clubs, will be an hon-
ored guest.
Music Study Club President,
Mrs. Jack Mash, has announced
that the program will be fol-
lowed by a social hour. Guests
are invited at no admission
charge.
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