Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1950 — Page 2

THE NATIONAL JEWISH POST

Friday, May 26, 1950

Philip Berk of Indianapolis will receive his master’s degree in journalism June 9 when he will be graduated from the University of Missouri where he is a member of the faculty ... A scholarship to Purdue University has been awarded to Myron Silverman, son of Mr .and Mrs. Louis Silverman. He will be graduated from Manual Training High School next month . . . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Alpert were hosts for a family dinner May 22 at Broadmoor. Twenty-one guests attended.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Landman, with their son, Philip, after the latter’s graduation from Shortridge High School, will drive to Chicago ifext month to meet their son, Bernard, on his return from the Leland Stanford University Law School, Palo Alto, Calif, where he will be graduated June 18 . . . Mrs. S. Gunther, St. Louis, Mo. who came for the confirmation o{ Arnold Alpert is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Rosen. Mrs. Arline Traugott has returned home after a week’s visit

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with her son, Alan Traugott in Flint, Mich. . . Mrs. Aaron Snitzer and son, Barry, Mrs. Louis Price and daughters, Barbara and Judy, and their mother, Mrs. Ben Levinsky all of St. Louis, visited relatives in Indianapolis last week end. Miss Rosilyn James will be graduated from Stephens College on Decoration Day. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney James will drive to Columbia, Mo. for the exercises . . . Charles H. Kaufman will be graduated from the University of Missouri June 9. His grandmother, Mrs. Leon Hecht and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaufman will attend. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Adler, Jr. are at Atlantic City . . . Mrs. Manuel Cassen spent a few days last week at the Home Lawn, Martinsville, Ind. . . Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Solomon drove east to Sara Lawrence and brought their daughter. Miss Nancy, a student, home with them for the summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nordlinger, Washington, D. C., Mrs. Sig Marks and Mr. L. J. Sulzbacher, Nashville, Tenn. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gumberts, Evansville, came here for the confirmation of Kenneth Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marks. . . . Mrs. Lottie Schwartz has returned from three months at Miami Beach . . . Miss Selma Binsky, has returned to New York after spending a month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Binsky.

ISRAEL FASHION SHOW SET AT SR. HADASSAH LUNCHEON SOUTH BEND—An Israel Fashion Show will feature the Senior Hadassah installation luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Monday, May 29 in Hotel LaSalle. Mrs. Evelyn Fox, Oak Park, 111., will preside, and the fashion show models are Mesdames George Davis, J. Glabman, Paul Gilbert, Herbert Schiller, J. Goldman, Harry Coffman, Burton Weinstein, Irving Smith,

Robert W'eishart and Mrs. Ar-

nold Altman.

Mrs. Melvin Sandock will be hostess to a Sr. Hadassah Oneg Shabbat Saturday afternoon, May

Kokomo Hadassah To Induct Officers KOKOMO—New Hadassah of-

27. Dr. Eugene Weiss will review ficers who will be inducted in

The Wall.’

June are: Mrs. Robert Freed,

Denver Home Elects — Mrs. president; Miss Miriam Klein, Joseph Goldman was elected vice president; Mrs. Max Marcus, president of the local chapter, secretary; Mrs. Sam Kopelov, National Home for Jewish Chil treasurer. Mrs. David Mervis, dren at Denver. Also named program chairman, and Mrs. were: Mesdames Harry Cohen Frank Mervis, retiring president, and Justin Barron, first and sec- are * n charge of the ceremony, ond vice-presidents, respectively; BB To Induct—Newly-elected Mesdames Burton Weinstein, cor- B’nai B’rith officers will be inresponding secretary; Sidney Liss, ducted June 20, outgoing preslrecording secretary and Mrs. dent, Robert Freed, has anElliott Cohn and Mrs. Emanuel nounced. The new slate includes:

Liss, financial secretaries.

Jack Dennis, president; Frank

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Beth-El Women Elect—Mrs. Jo- Mervis, first vice president; Mr. seph Tischoff was elected presi- Freed, second vice president; and dent of Temple Beth-El Sister- Walter Redlich, secretary-trea-hood. Also elected were: Mes- surer. dames Robert Fischgrund and Notes—Sam Nerenberg of San Maurice Lemontree, first and sec- Francisco, is visiting his brother ond vice-presidents, respectively; and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mesdames A. F. Scheer, trea- Frank Nerenberg ... Mr. and surer; Phil Welber, financial jyj rs j^ ax ^ arcus S p e nt the first secretary; H. Maza, correspond- of j n Chicago in busiing secretary, and Mrs. Larry ness . . . M r. and Mrs. Julius Harwich, recording secretary. Bauman visited their family in Sinai to Confirm — Sinai Syna- Cincinnati over the weekend . . . gogue graduates Tuesday, June 6 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mervis, Her, are Larry Mooren. Mitchell Mor- man Mervis and David Mervis ris, and Stan Krulewitch. Con- spent Mother’s Day with their firmants are Elliot Silver, Larry mother, Mrs. William Mervis, Medow, Jerry Moss, Louis Co- Danville, 111. . . . The Robert hen, Maxine Weiss, Teddy Plot- Freeds attended Mother’s Day kin and Marvin Goldstein. dinner at the S.A.M. house, Indiana U., recently as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Klein, 616 their brother, Larry Congress E. 29th St. are having as their • • • Honeymooners Mr. and Mrs. guests, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Jerome Kopelov have returned Wides from Los Angeles, Calif. from Florida and Cuoa.

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