The Arizona post., 1950-04-07
0rqanizati0ns
YPHA


Next meeting will be held April II
at D. m. at the Community Center
to which members and friends are in
vited. Aaron Wander and Johnny Glib
son, the talented acrobat duo promise
something new in exhibition. There
will be dancing and refreshments and
young folk newcomers are extended
special invitation.
At the meeting last Monday evening
Arthur Murray's Champagne Four was
the feature of the evening.
EMMA LAZARUS DIV. JPFO
A farewell party for Rose vortis
will be given April IL at the home
of Mrs. Jack Borenstein, E. Drachman.
YOUNG ISRAEL SISTERHOOD
At a recent meeting, following up
a suggestion, Mrs. Max Wendell, pres,
appointed Mrs. Seymour Roth to head
Kitchen Fund. The project was spur
red by the gift of stove from Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Smith. Social activi-
ties at the Synagogue have been him
dered because or lack of a kitchen.
Mrs. Roth plans to secure the most
necessary articles first, as money Is
available for them, looking towards
an eventual fully-equipped kitchen.
Persons wishing to make contributions
should contact her.
"A QeOCAOuS passover 4ed was neAQ
Wednesday at the Synagogue, with
Mrs. Irving Pearlman chairman. A
fine holiday playlet was given by
Mines. Albert Kuhr, Pearlman, Joseph
Snverberg, George Singer, Henry Wein-
niger.
ALPHA EPSILON PHI
New officers recently elected are:
Dean, Joan Tauber; Sub-dean, Ruth
Rosenberg; scribe, Ruth Widelitz; treas,
Frances Nossek; cor. sec., Sandy FtSch-
man; Pan-hellenic representative, Bev-
erly Bergen.
Chairmen appointed are: Joan Lich-
tenstein and Frances Smith, Social CO.
chairmen; Molly Candiotti, Ritualist;
Lila Jaffe: Publicity; ;,;;S CSrky yn.S1a GOhn'
PhilantrOphic; Kitty Katz, Scholarship;
Harriet Fruchtman, Activities; Bever-
ly Bergen. Rush chairman; Frances
NOsSek, House manager.
An exchange dinner was held with
Tau Delta Phi at their house. Dancing
followed. Members played ZBT In
baseball game Sunday morning. The
girls were given an advantage as the
fellows hoped to the bases and batted
left-handed. Despite this they won
by a slight margin.
Members were guests OF Alpha Chl
Omega sorority, across the street, at
dinner last week.
TAU DELTA PHI
A Founders Day program appro-
priately marked the first years af-
filiatiOn with the national chapter.
1t started with a SOftbau game IN the
morning and a banquet at the house
that Sunday night. Hi-light was the
initiation of Buddy CoOpersmith and
Nat Brusiloff, the latter as an honorary
member.
Lenny Schweitzer, '49, presented a
trophy to be awarded to the Outstand-
ing student each year in the BuSi-
itiated a member of Pershing Rifles,
national ROTC Honorary. Lee Good
man again is first-string diver on the
Varsity swimming team. Frank La
zarauS has dOnned his waterwingS to
swim backStrOke for the team.
ZETA BETA TAU
At an Initiation Banquet held at the
Peacock Inn, the following became
San Raphael; Marvin Cohen, Tucson;
Bernard Evenchick, Elyria, Ohio; Ber-
nard Gauber, Atlantic City; Marvin
Jaffe, Cleveland; Irving KeSSler, Edgar
Pearlman, Tucson; Arthur Rumizen,
Stanley WeintrSub, New Rochelle;
Marvin Weisbord, Philadelphia.
Marvin Cohen received the OutStand-
ing pledge trophy at the banquet:
Charles Weisenthal was pladged to Pi
OpSuOH,
honorary. For the second year Ber-
nard WeinStein was chosen the most
all-around athlete.
JWV AUXILIARY
Officers were elected at the last
meeting as follows: pres, Mrs. Nor
ton Haas; senior vice-pres., Marilyn
Handler; r. Vice-pres., Mrs. Martin
SvidOr; treas, Mrs. Herman BerlOwe;
chaplain, Mrs. Nat SaItzm.n, conduc-
tress, Mrs. Robert j. Miller; trustees,
Mn1Qc Harry Rec MaIviva EiVa