December 12, 1941
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
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IN 'THE REALM OF LOCAL SOCIETY .
Dr. and Mrs. Albert H. Krohn
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Enggass
Lt. George Henry Goldstone,
Mrs. David J. Levy of Boston
Blvd. returned to her home after who is stationed with the 210th returned from a fortnight's visit are spending 10 days in New
York.
spending a few days in New coast artillery, spent a few days in New York and Boston.
with
his
parents,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Mrs. I. L. Levine of 3241 Stur-
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosen-
R. R. Goldstone of Woodrow
Mrs. Hoke Levin and daughter, Wilson Ave. enroute from Ft. baum, formerly of Elmhurst tevant Ave. returned from visit-
Frances, returned Dec. 7 from a Monroe, Va., to Ft. Sheridan, Ave., are now residing at 17396 ing Rabbi
her (laughter
son-in-law,
and Mrs. and
Isadore
Fine of
Monica Ave.
Ill.
Canton, 0.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel, Acker- fortnight in Hollywood, Fla.
Miss Shirley Galin, bride-elect,
man will be hosts at a reception
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weissman
Mrs. Spencer Finney and Mrs.
Miss Mildred Wolff will leave and family of Cherrylawn Ave. will be honored Dec. 13 by Mrs.
honoring the engagement of their
Carrie Davis will entertain at a
Dec. Mr.
21 to
spend
the
holidays
daughter, Bernice Diane, to Wil- with
and Mrs. Adolph Moses, are spending the winter in Palm Max Spoon and Mrs. Samuel luncheon on Monday, Dec. 15.
Shuman, at a luncheon and rais-
fred Lester, at their home, 193
Springs, Calif.
cellaneous shower at Huyler's.
McLean, Highland Park, on in Chicago.
Mrs. Benjamin Siegel returned
Sunday, Dec. 14, from 2 to 6.
Grand Rabbi and Mrs. J.
to her home on Boston Blvd.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Hasnos
of
Mrs. Lewis C. Fantle of Bos- Rabinowitz announce the Bar
No cards.
from a few days' visit to New
ton Blvd. gave a tea in her home Mitzvah of their eldest son, Pin- 2984 Clements Ave. announce the
York.
Bar
Mitzvah
of
their
son,
Eu-
Mrs. Julian Zemon of Park- on Dec. 3.
clog Z., to be observed on Satur-
side Ave. left Dec. 4, to spend
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burak
day morning, Jan. 3, at the Beth gene, at Congregation Bnai Da-
vid, Saturday, Dec. 13. On Sun-
10 days in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund A. Rob- Shmuel Synagogue, 1736 Blaine day evening, Dec. 14, Mr. and gave a dinner party in their
home on Longfellow Ave. on
inson and children will leave Ave. A dinner will be catered
Mr. and Mrs. S. Sidell of Dec. 20 to spend a few days in by Lachar's on Sunday, Jan. 4, Mrs. Hasnos will honor their son Dec. 5.
Cherrylawn Ave. have as their Saginaw,
at the Fort Wayne Hotel. Rabbis at a reception at their home. No
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Segar
guest Mrs. Sidell's mother, Mrs.
and guests are expected to arrive cards.
and family are spending a few
M. Fried, of Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith for the occasion from Brooklyn,
Miss Sophie Altman, formerly
will be hosts at a breakfast on Milwaukee, Chicago, New York of Gladstone Ave., is residing at weeks in California.
Mrs. I. B. Rosengarten of Sunday morning, Dec. 21.
City, Philadelphia, Los Angeles.
3245 Chicago Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Salzenstein of
Newark, N. J., was the house
Milwaukee, Wis., are the guests
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H.
A handkerchief shower and
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Winter of
Mrs. William Sarut (Dorothy
Berger of Boston Blvd.
2685 Webb Ave. announce the midnight supper was given in Redblatt) and (laughter, Arlene of Mr. and Mrs. H. Kregar.
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Ar- honor of Dorothy Sacks, bride- Bonny, left on Dec. 1, to join
In honor of Miss Ethel Fran-
Mrs. Abe Goldman, accom- thur Lewis, on Saturday, Dec. elect, at the home of Ethel Piv-
Mr. Sarut to make their home ces Small, bride-elect of Dec. 14.
panied by her daughter, Edith,
at Congregation Bnai Zion. nick, on Dec. 5.
in Los Angeles. Mrs. Sarut was the following entertained: Mrs.
left last week for a visit in 13,
Reception at home, Sunday, Der.
The Misses Arlene Weinstein, honored extensively before her H. Siegel gave a linen and per-
Florida.
shower at the Book Cadil-
14, from 3 p. m.
Doris Lee Rothenberg and Rolla departure by her many friends sonal
and relatives. Over 50 guests at- lac Hotel; a bathroom shower
Mrs. Dorothy Goldberg Turkel
Jacobs
will
be
hostesses
at
a
Miss Betty Milen, a December
tended a farewell luncheon party by Misses Sheila Woolman and
was hostess at a luncheon and
will be honored at formal supper party to be given at the Wilshire Hotel given by Shirley Shapiro at the fornier's
miscellaneous shower honoring a bride-elect,
for
75
guests
at
the
Standard
personal shower and luncheon
her sister, Miss Rita June Gold- at Hudson's given by Miss Hen- Club in the Book Cadillac Hotel, her mother, Mrs. A. J. Redblatt, home; a miscellaneous shower at
her sister, Mrs. Erwin Harvith, the Wilshire Hotel by Mrs. L.
berg, at the Belcrest Apts., Dec.
Dec. 19.
and sister-in-law, Florence Sarut. Shapiro, Mrs. L. Woolman, Mrs.
2. Covers were set for 125 rietta Hassol and Miss Ruth Ap-
Mrs. George Willens entertained J. Sandberg and Mrs. B. Epstein;
pelbaum.
guests.
and was hostess to 25 guests at a miscellaneous shower at Pere-
the Book Cadillac Hotel in honor ira's by Mrs. M. J. Pierce and
Miss Shirley Small; a person
of Mrs. Sarut.
SCHERMER - MICHELSON
shower by Miss Fay Rosenblatt
Jacob Michelson of Moss Ave.,
In honor of Miss Rita June at her home; a dinner by Dr.
Highland Park, announces the Goldberg, bride-elect, the Bel- and Mrs. H. Small at their home;
marriage of his daughter, Birdie, crest Hotel was the scene of a a dinner by Mr. and Mrs. M.
to Nathan H. Schermer of De- shower given by her sister, Dor- Rosenbaum at their home; a
troit, on Friday, Dec. 12.
othy Goldberg Turkel. Dinner dinner by Mr. and Mrs. J.
was served for 110 guests Tues- Greenberg at their home; a
ENGLANDER - STERN
day evening, Dec. 2. Rita and luncheon by Mrs. N. Rubin at
Mr. and Mrs. Julius W. Eng- Dorothy are the daughters of her home; a luncheon by Mrs.
lander (Belle Stern) were united the late Max Goldberg.
H. Cohen at Huyler's l'Aiglon;
in marriage at Congregation
a luncheon at the Book Casino
Shaarey Zedek on Dec. 7, by
In honor of Miss Annette by Mrs. S. Olishansky; a lunch-
Rabbi Morris Adler.
Wexler, bride-elect of Dec. 21, eon at the Statler by Mrs. M.
The bride was assisted by Miss the following entertained: A mis- Meyers; a tea by Miss Loraine
Elenore Stern, maid of honor; cellaneous shower and dinner by Denenberg at her home.
Mrs. Norman Peachin, matron of her aunt, Mrs. Harry Friedberg,
honor. The bridesmaids were and her cousins, Mrs. Mar-
Flowers for all occasions—
Mrs. Hary Balberor and Miss tin Messer and Miss Violet
Lillian Shorr, and Miss Marilyn Messer, at Pereira's; a dinner by Dexter- Joy Florist. Tyler 6.6622.
Marks was the junior bridesmaid. Mrs. Morris Tonkin in her
Sam Marks, brother-in-law of home; Mrs. Harry Lubin and
World's
the groom, was the best man. Mrs. Bondy Gross were hostesses
Finest
The ushers were David Stern, at a' linen shower and dinner
Salmon
William Englander and Bernard given at home, on Dec. 2.
Marks.
In honor of Miss Phyllis Madi-
A reception followed the cere-
son, a personal bridal shower
mony at the Shaarey Zedek.
The bridal couple left for was given Dec. 10 at 3315 Rich-
Miami Beach, Fla., where they ton Ave., by Misses Fern Lan-
will spend their honeymoon. Upon sky, Betty Gelb, Sylvia Goldman.
their return home, the couple
Mrs. Samuel Kahn, who is vis-
Furnished & Decorated by Hudson's
will reside at 2975 W. Chicago
iting friends and relatives in
Blvd.
California, will be there indef-
initely.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gordon and
son, Louis, of Webb Ave. re-
turned to the city after spending
a week-end in Paducah, Ky., vis-
iting with their son and brother,
Rabbi Albert A. Gordon.
MARRIAGES
Visit The Detroit Builders Show
IDEAL
HOME
*
The Ideal Home, Located on West Outer Drive,
at San Juan, Just West of Livernois, Is Open
10:00 a. in. to 9 p. in., Daily and Sunday
Through March 2
Whether you are building a new home or are
already comfortably settled, you owe it to
yourself to see the 1942 Detroit Builders Show
Ideal Home. For here comfort and beauty and
practicality have been woven skilfully into each
room setting to achieve arrangements that are
outstanding. Furniture, draperies, carpeting, and
other accessories ate in the traditional feeling,
and the color scheme pursues the same general
vein throughout. As you walk through the
house, notice in particular these room settings:
the large room immediately' off the entrance—
living room, a reading alcove, and a dining
room space all combined in one; the step-
saving kitchen, planned and executed by Hud-
son's Kitchen Planning Department; and the
completely equipped basement.
(See the December Issue of the
WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION for
an article on the 1942 Ideal Home, illus-
trated with three rooms in color.
HUDSON'S
AZA Tourney Here
From Dec. 27 to 29
Detroit has been chosen as
the site for the Michigan Region-
al AZA, Jr. Bnai Brith, conven-
tion on Dec. 27, 28 and 29.
The 34 chapters from Chicago,
17 from Michigan and several
Canadian chapters will be repre-
sented by 500 delegates and
guests.
Registration will take place at
Hotel Webster. The main con-
vention dance will take place
on Sunday evening, Dec. 28, at
General Motors Ballroom, featur-
ing music of Ray Gorrell. A mid-
night stage and screen party will
welcome the visitors on Satur-
day evening.
Delegates will participate in
elimination contests in debate,
oratory and basketball. The sub-
ject for the debate is "Resolved:
That Provision be Made in the
Public Schools of ' the United
States by Whatever Means Neces-
sary for Released Time for Re-
ligious Education." "America, a
Melting Pot of People" is the
title for the oratory contest.
Convention chairmen include:
Charles Rubin, Seymour Sobole,
Max Ball, Dave Darvin, Mel Mo-
gill, Mel Markovitz, Edward
Bard, Harm Schwartz and Aaron
Katzman. Advisors to the con-
vention are Leonard Belove, AZA
city director; Gil Madden, State
Deputy; Harry Moss, Phil Roth-
schild, Albert Shaffer, Harold
Weiss, Tra Kaufman, Caleb Be-
love, Dave Rosen and Jack Ros-
enfeld.
The tourney will be under the
supervision of the Detroit and
Windsor Council.
Mrs. Mitchell Brawerman of
Rochester Ave. is sojourning in
Miami Beach, Fla.
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