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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the tgal Chttnitit

Ma; 22, 1942

IN THE REALM OF LOCAL SOCIETY .

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wine-
Mrs. George Epstein of Chi-
man were hosts to a group of
friends at dinner Saturday, May cago Blvd. has returned from
South Bend, Ind., where she was
16.
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gil-
bert Hart.
Miss Laura Lowell of New
York arrived May 18th to be
Mrs. A. Block of Macon, Ga.,
the guest of Mrs. Harry New- is visiting with her children,
man.
Dr. and Mrs. Peter M. Bernstein
Mrs. Nathan Simons of Bos- of Chicago Blvd.
ton Blvd. spent the past week-
Corp. Walter Grossfeld, who
end in Chicago.
is stationed at the Army Air
Mrs. Edwin Wolff, Jr. enter- Base in New Orleans, La., is
tained a group of friends at visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Grossfeld on Far-
luncheon May 13 at the Great rand
Park.
Lakes Club.

Mrs. Jacob Margolis of Stur-
tevant Ave. and Mrs. Jacob H.
Schakne of LaSalle Blvd. left
for a visit with Dr. and Mrs.
Ernest Freshman and family of
Oneida, New York.

Mr. and Mrs. George Spoon
Mr. and Mrs. Max (llaedey,
of 19405 Warrington Dr. will ( nee Irene Port) who
spending
their honeyin, ve been
honor their son, Harry, who
in the
West, are expected hoi! around
will graduate from the Detroit June
1.
College of Pharmacy on May 22,
with
a dinner for the immediate
Mr. and Mrs. Leo 1\ ,serman
Miss Edith Heaven rich, Mrs.
of 3246 Cortland Ave. , iebrated
Carrie Mae Berger and Mrs. I. family.
the Bar Mitzvah of i r son,
L. Polozker are the week-end
Ensign Phillip Kaplan, son of Morton, on Sunday ;
guests of the Andrew Wine-
mans at their Lodge in Gay- Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaplan of May 17, with a coal. . party
lord, Mich.
2425 Fullerton Ave., has been at their home, and a ,; ner on
transferred from Grosse Ile Air Sunday evening at \ bwood
Mrs. Walter Goldhammer and Base to Norfolk, Va. Ensign Inn. Among the ow 4-town
son, Allen, have returned to Kaplan was accompanied by his guests that attend the I. r Mitz-
their home in Cleveland, Ohio, wife, the former Frances Berg- vah were Dr. and ',1l! Barry
having spent a week with Mr. son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Schreibman of Chicai!•,. and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
I.
Dvorman
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bloom-
and Mrs. Wilford Doner.
Herman Bergson of 2224 Blaine Nathan Wasserman of Htliford,
Conn.
Ave.
garden of Edison Ave. were in of Northlawn Ave. have as their
guests their brother-in-law and
Chicago the past week-end.
Dr. Peter M. Bernstein of
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schiff Chicago Blvd. returned from a
Mrs. Harold Pollak,
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Zeff an-
for-
of Chicago.
three weeks' visit in California nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their rarer Mar
e
son, Lester, at the Congregation honored gue
Selker,
\1/4
as th
with
his
brother,
Dr.
Monte
guest
at
a
luncheon
No Finer Salmon at
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Roseninan Bernstein.
Shaarey Zedek on Saturday and kitchen shower at the home
of 18682 Fairfield Ave. will be
morning, May 30, at 9 o'clock. of Mrs. Samuel B. Da ato of
Any Price
at home Sunday, May 31, from
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Dworman Reception at home in the eve- Chicago Blvd. The Misses Caro-
3 to 5 p. m. in honor of their of Shrewsbury Drive have as ning at 6 o'clock.
lyn Kleinman and Rosily n Cole
children, Ray, and Dr. and Mrs. their week-end guests Mrs. Eli
entertained at a dinner and mis-
Leonard Rosenman. The latter Fink and daughters of South
Honoring Miss Jeanette Vin- cellaneous shower at the latter's
will leave for Boston shortly Bend, Ind., Mrs. Jack Bern- scow of Flint whose marriage home. Miss Ruth Ann Schlanger
where the doctor will take up stein and Mr. and Mrs. Sam to Manuel S. Simon of marriage
a breakfast and personal
Detroit i shower
his interneship at the Massachu- Dworman of Gary, Ind.
at her Calvert Ave
will take place June 28, a din-
setts General Hospital. No cards.
ner party by the Misses Fay home. Mrs. Jack Rosenberg en-
Dr. and Mrs. David Berris of and Tillie Grudinsky was given tertained at luncheon at the
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lambert Cleveland, Ohio, are the week- May 10. Other affairs that have Book Cadillac Hotel, and Miss
of Whittier drive entertained a end guests of Mrs. Meyer Suger- been given include a miscellane- Lauretta DeYoung gave a din-
few friends at dinner on May man of Webb Ave.
ous shower by Mrs. Sam Holland ner party at Saks Cafe.
20.
and Mrs. Louis Rosen, a per-
Mrs. I. Olian, who has been sonal shower by Miss Mollie
Mrs. Joseph H. Bearman of
Miss Elsie Jackson of New the guest of Mrs. Abe Green- Sihov, a supper and linen shower Santa Barbara Drive. accom-
York arrived May 18 to be the stone of Oakman Blvd., returned by Mrs. Nathan Simon and Mrs. paniel by her mother, Mrs. Rose
Flowers for all occasions—
house guest of Mrs. Isaac Gil- to her home in St. Louis, Mo.
Samuel Milan in Detroit, and a Rothstein, returned to Detroit
Dexter-Jo y Florist, Tyler 6-6622. bert of Glynn Ct.
luncheon at the home of Mrs. after spending two weeks with
Miss Shirley Mae Stein, bride- Jack Escrow.
their children, Technician and
elect, has been extensively en-
Mrs. Marshall Miller of Atlanta,
tertained during the past few
Miss Frances Mandell whose Ga.
9150 TWELFTH STREET
weeks by the following: Mrs. coming marriage to Norman
at Atkinson
Contributions to the Sylvia
Hal Wesley of LaSalle Blvd. en- Pliscou will be an event of May
PHONE TRINITY 2-0629
tertained with a luncheon at 31, was entertained by Mrs. Simons Scholarship Fund of the
the Women's City Club. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Silver at a Music Study Club of Detroit were
Herman Fisher of Atkinson Ave. shower at the Wilshire Hotel on as follows:
In honor of the confirmation
was hostess at a luncheon at May 19. A shower was also
Dearborn Inn. Miss Rebecca held May 18, and was given by of Barbara Wallace by Mr. and
Goldberg complimented Miss Mrs. Rich and Mrs. Goldberg. Mrs. J. S. Sauls; also in mem:
ory of Mrs. Walter Field's
Stein with a luncheon and kit-
then shower. Mrs. Leo Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klein of mother by Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
and Mrs. Samuel Croll were 885 W. Boston Blvd. will be at Sauls.
EXPERT FURRIER
joint hostesses at a luncheon at home to their relative andIn honor of the confirmation
the Fox and Hounds. The friends on Sunday, May 24, of Barbara Joyce Becker, Joyce
LATEST STYLES in
Misses Caroline Franklin and from 2 to 5 only, in honor of Janeway and Joan Steinberg by
JACKETS 8 COATS
Dorothy Grossmangave a lunch- the confirmation of their daugh- Air. and Mrs. Henry Weinberg.
In honor of the confirmation
eon at the Book-Cadillac, andter, Lois Hope. No cards.
of Harvey Hubar and Laurence
REMODELING — COLD STORAGE
Mrs. David Hubar of York Rd.,
Pvt. Marvin F. Rodin, son of Glick by Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Huntington Woods, entertained
at a luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rodin of Weinberg.
Los Angeles, Calif., graduated
Mrs. L. Rubenstein of Port with high honors from radio Ruasian War Relief
Huron is visiting with her chil- school at Scott Field, Ill. He Party May 23
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gold- was transferred to Patterson
%%G WOL LAKE •
man of Wildemere Ave.
Field,. 0. Enroute there, he
NEAR. GRASS LAKE, MICHIGAN
Russian War Relief will give a
stopped in Detroit to visit his "Cabaret Party", which will be
RECREATIONAL, SOCIAL 41.4 .
Mrs. Renee Snepvenger and grandmother, Mrs. Fannie Rodin, presented by the Jewish Youth
• EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
daughter have returned to their and other relatives
Forum, Saturday evening, May
• SWIMMING
home in Haddon Heights, N. J.,
• BASEBALL
23, in th e
• VOLLEY BALL
eratk.ion Building,
• HORSEBACK RIDING
having visited the David S. Ze-
• HIKING
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shekter Montcalm an Fd edPar
• CAMP-CRAFT
m
ons
of
Chicago
Blvd.
• PING PONG
• BOATING
of 3310 Calvert Ave. announce
• DRAMATICS
The contemporary Theater,
• TENNIS
• FISHING
• PHOTOGRAPHY
the Bar Mitzvavh of their son, a Balilika orchestra, the Tip-Top
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Stillpass
,
Sanford Charles, on Saturday Jitterbug Gand and the Russian
UNDER EXCELLENT SUPERVISION
and daughter, Shirley Jane, of morning,
May 30, at the Yeshiva Imperial Dancers, will provide
THE CHILD'S WELFARE—OUR PRIMARY CONCERN
Winding Way, Cincinnati, were
recent guests in Detroit having Beth Yehuda, corner Dexter and the entertainment. Dance music
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
NURSERY CAMP
attended the Stein-Epps engage- Cortland. At home Sunday, May will be played by Dave Diamond's
6 TO 16
31, from 2 to 5 p. m. and 7 Orchestra. Tickets are 55c and
ment reception.
3 TO 6
p. m. to 11 p. m. No cards. can be purchased at the door.
Mrs. Meyer Prussian of Muir-
land Ave. has issued invitations
SEASON FEE $180
for a miscellaneous shower to
For registration and information call or write
be given May 26 at the Statle•
DIRECTOR: MRS. LEO MELLEN
Hotel, honoring her niece, Ruth
TYLER 4.0226
4830 GREENWAY AVE.
Prussian, bride-elect.
DETROIT, MICH.
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REGISTRATIONS - - NOW BEING TAKEN

6001HERBROOKE

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marwil
of LaSalle Blvd. motored to
Kalamazoo for a few days the
past week.

Mrs. Isaac Ziff of Johnstown, -
Pa., was the week-end guest of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schakne of
LaSalle Blvd.

Mrs. Etta Rae Fleischman re-
turned to her home in Syracuse
having spent three weeks with
her brother and sister-in-law,
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert I. Kall et.

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IRISH HILLS

Dr. Robert Rosen and Harry
Shaeffer spent a few days in
Chicago during the past week.

Mrs. Anne Seegman, her
daughters, Mrs. Hy Dorf man
and Mrs. H. Salzman, and her
granddaughter, Myra Sara Dorf-
man, left for Pittsburgh Thurs-
day night. On Decoration Day
Mrs. Seegman will leave for
Iron Mountain, Calumet and
Ironwood to take an active part
in a Conference of the National
Citizenship Education Program.

Miss Estelle Zupnitsky and
Miss Maurine Levens gave a
hosiery and hanky shower for
Ruth Rothenberg on May 12.

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