MRS. ROBERT DONNER
Deanna, Ellen Caplan, daugh-
ter of the Ira Caplans of Vas-
sar Dr., became the bride of
Robert Alan Donner Sunday at
an evening ceremony at Temple
Israel. Rabbi M. Robert Syme
and Cantor Harold Orbach offi-
ciated.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. Donner
of Waterbury, Conn.
The new Mrs. Donner wore
a gown of silk linen with Sa-
brina neckline, controlled
bell-shaped skirt and detach-
able train. The gown also fea-
tured elbow - length sleeves
and was trimmed in Venice
lace. Her veil was held by
petals of matching lace and
seed pearls.
- Matron of honor was Mrs.
Benjamin Turick of California,
and maid of honor was Judith
Ann Caplan, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Sandra Rov-
ner, Sharon Solish and Eliza-
beth Donner, sister of the bride-
groom.
Best man Bernard Whiteman
was assisted by ushers Ralph
Caplan, brother of the bride,
Jay Rovner, Robert Caplan and
David Whitm a n. Harry and
Louis Rovner were head ushers.
Following a wedding trip to
Chicago, the couple will live on
Rensselaer Ave., Oak Park.
Rabbi Lehrman to Talk
at ZOD Open Meeting
Judge Ira G. Kaufman, presi-
dent of the Zionist Organization
of Detroit, invites the commun-
ity to an open meeting of ZOD
8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Bnai
Moshe social
hall.
Rabbi Moses
Lehrman of
Cong. Bnai
Moshe, who is
president o f
the Michigan
Zionist Re-
gion, will
Lehrman
speak on "Tak-
ing Israel for Granted." A musi-
cal program will be presented
by Cantor Louis Klein and the
Bnai Moshe Choral Ensemble.
Mrs. Kaufman, pr ogr a m
chairman, announces a social
hour will follow.
For information, call Zionist
House, 353-3636.
Daniel Elazar Gets
Guggenheim Award
Dr. Daniel J. Elazar, visiting
assistant professor of political
science at the University of
Minnesota, has been awarded a
Guggenheim Fellowship by the
Guggenheim Foundation of New
York.
Dr. Elazar, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Elazar, 16889 Pine-
hurst, will conduct a study of
federal-state-local relations in
the United States before 1913.
Temple University, which re-
cently appointed Dr. Elazar as
associate professor, has granted
him a year's leave of absence
for the research.
Dr. Elazar is married to the
former Harriet Feinberg of
Chicago.
Zionist leader, an author of
note and a distinguished educa-
tor. She is an associate of Golda
Meir and her friend of long
duration. Her newest book,
"Golda Meir:
Woman With
a Cause," pub-
lished by G.
Putnam's Sons
(200 Madison,
N Y 1 6), i s,
therefore, a n
authoritative
work. By vir-
t u e of the
Golda Meir
author's long a ss o c ia ti on
with the subject of her bio-
graphy, it is understandable
why it is so complimentary.
Indeed, Miss Syrkin's bio-
graphy of Israel's Foreign Min-
ister is a panegyric to a friend.
The accumulation of data re-
garding the Israeli leader's con-
tributions to Zionism, to the
labor movement and to the
State of Israel, prove convinc-
ingly that the encomia are well
earned.
So many accounts are given
of Mrs. Meir's life as an immi-
grant girl in Milwaukee, as a
roomer with her sister in Den-
ver, as a school teacher, as a
Zionist propagandist, her even-
tual rise to leadership of a new
nation, that the reader will be
entranced by her emergence to
world fame.
struggles with her associates
in the Mapai and the Hista-
drut, her earliest opposition
to other Zionist parties, and
various other personal exper-
iences, that are not in evi-
dence in an otherwise excel-
lently compiled biography.
On the whole the new Put-
nam-published work is a wel-
come addition to the personality
sketches that reveal the genius
of Israeli leadership.
There is a measure of hero
worship in Miss Syrkin's story.
She portrays the eloquence of
Mrs. Meir, at the United Na-
tions, before Histadrut gather-
ings, as a fund-raiser for Israel
Bonds and the United Jewish
Appeal as well as her party's
needs.
Her role in Israel is delineat-
ed with admiration, and every
detail of Mrs. Meir's public life
is described in a story that be-
gins with her arrival, as Goldie
Mabovitch, from Kiev, Russia,
to her present status as one of
the world's notable leaders in
statesmanship.
Mrs. Meir's struggles to
gain an education in this coun-
try, her determined will, her
Zionist idealism, form an ex-
cellent biographical beginning
in the description of her
early years in Palestine, her
struggles in the Zionist move-
ment, her efforts in behalf of
Aliyah. While Miss Syrkin
can Jewish immigration to
Israel, — she emphasizes the
need for a "motor power of a
dedicated Zionist movement"
in America—the Meir view-
point needs to be known and
is stated in this biography.
Mrs. Meir's association with
many Zionist leaders and es-
pecially h e r friendship for
David Ben-Gurion are in evi-
dence in the descriptions in the
Syrkin biography. Her assist-
ance in settling refugees and in
rescuing victims of Nazism, her
condemnation o f persecutors
and her defense of Jewish rights
Miss Syrkin's biography is
not only a tribute to a great
lady: it is a fine addition to
Zionist literature and to the
story of the builders of labor
Zionism on a worldwide scale
and of the State of Israel.
Junior Music Study Club
Junior Music Study Club
will meet 2 p.m. Sunday at the
home of Paula Knoblock, 16112
Ashton. Election of officers
and discussion of plans for the
spring recital are scheduled.
For information, call Judy Off-
man, president, 273-5029.
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Donner-Caplan Rites High Tributes to Gold °, Meir Included in Biography by Marie Syrkin
differs with Mrs. Meir's insis- are part of the eloquent des:
Nevertheless, t h e r e are
Marie Syrkin is, in her own
tence on large scale Ameri- criptions of her many qualities.
Are Solemnized
right, a distinguished labor some details, including bitter