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January 15, 1943

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Married at *cent Ceremonies

rhinestone studded buttons.
A
small hat and veil of the same
color.
At an impressive ceremony read
The bride is the grand-daughter
On Sunday, Jan. 10, 7:30 p.
Mrs. Charles Robinson, who was of the late Rev. I. W. Weinstein,
by Rabbi Morris Adler at the
m.,
at
Pereira's,
Rabbi
Benjamin
formerly
Bess
Glickenstein,
daugh-
Congregation Shaarey Zedek on
who for many years had been the
Groner of Windsor, Ont., united ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Glick-
Hal Korah of the Congregation
Shaarey Zedek.
Among the guests were Miss
Sadie Weinstein, Mrs. Nathan
Simons and son, Broudy, of De-
troit, Mr. and Mrs. Al Robin
(Julia Wine) Mrs. Bertha Wine,
Miss Jeanette Steinberg, Mr. and
Mrs. Jules Stocker, Dr. and Mrs.
Harold Aaron, (Riva Stocker),
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Feinstein,
all of New York, but formerly of
Detroit. Mrs. Mabel Bofsky Jaffe
and daughters Marilyn and Doris,
of New York, Mr. and Mrs. I.
Burstein of Glen Cove, N. J., and
Miss Helen Bialosky, New York.
The couple are residing at 780
Madison Ave., during Dr. Zack-
heim's internship in New York.

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MRS T. M. TEITELBAUM
(Anne Raizin)

Sunday evening, lan. 10, 1943,
Miss Anne Raizin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Raizin, of
Lawrence Ave., became the bride
of Theodore M. Teitelbaum, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teitel-
baum of Highland Ave. The altar
was flanked by palms and can-
delabra.
The bride was lovely in a per-
iod gown of ivory satin trimmed
in imported alecon lace at the
sweetheart neckline, and edging
the long leg of mutton sleeves
and the hooped skirt. The train
was three and one-half yards and
fell from the edge of the volumin-
ous skirt. The floor length ivory
illusion veiling extended from a
sweetheart lace halo matching the
lace gown. Her flowers were a
spray of gardenias and a white
Orchid in the center.
Mrs. Raizin, mother of the
bride, chose an outstanding din-
ner gown in grey crepe and sil-
ver beading at the sleeves and
neckline. Her flowers were pur-
ple orchids.
Mrs. Teitelbaum, mother of the
groom, wore a floor length aqua-
marine gown edged in colorful se-
quins at the V-neck. Her flowers
were also orchids.
The attendants were: Miss Ruth
Teitelbaum, sister of the groom,
maid of monor and she was gown-
ed in pink net; Miss Birdie Kut-
zen, Betty Raizin, Sylvia Gold-
man and Gertrude Lieberman act-

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MRS. JACK L. FINE
(Ruth R. Chafets)

—Photo by .1. J. (lark('

in marriage Ruth R. Chafets,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
H. Chafets, and Corporal Jack L.
Fine, son of Mrs. Annie Fine of
Windsor, Ont. The bride was
beautifully gowned in white sat-
in, fashioned with sweetheart
neckline, and lace inserts, the
full skirt edged with lace ending
in a long train. Her finger tip
veil was held by a crown of seed
pearls. She carried a prayer book
and orchids.
Betty Anne Chafets was maid
of honor for her sister, and Sam
Chafets, acted as best man. Dotsy
Blitstein, niece of the groom, was
flower girl.
Corporal Fine is attached to
the Canadian army and is sta-
tioned at Camp Ipperwash, On-
tario.

MRS. CHARLES ROBINSON
(Bess Glickenstein)

enstein of Gladstone Ave., was
married on Tuesday, Jan. 3, to
Lieut. Charles Robinson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson,
of Calvert Ave.
Lieut. and Mrs. Robinson are
residing in Arlington, Va.

MARRIAGES

BERLIN - WEISBERG
The marriage of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Berlin formerly (Helen
Weisberg), was solemnized at the
Palmer House Hotel, Chicago, on
Dec. 27. They remained for a
week's stay to receive guests from
St. Louis, Mo.
Twenty guests were entertained
at a New Year's Eve party, held
in the hotel to celebrate their
marriage and the engagement of
Mrs. Berlin's son, Samuel Weis-
berg, to Hermiena Ross, which
ed as bridesmaids in colors of took place Jan. 1.
orchid, blue and green, respec-
Mr. and Mrs. Berlin are now
tively.
at home, 3042 Pasadena.
Sandra Goldman was flower girl
and Norman Hubert, ring bearer.
SHAPIRO - HALPERT
Dinner at the Wilshire Hotel
The Ivory Room of the Hotel
followed the ceremony for 150 Statler was the scene of a beauti-
people. A reception and dancing fully appointed wedding on Dec.
to Dave Diamond's orchestra fol- 25, when Miss Roma Ilalpert of
lowed the dinner.
this city was united in marriage
After a brief honeymoon to New to Leonard Shapiro, son of Mr.
York at the Waldorf-Astoria, the and Mrs. Samuel Shapiro, of New
couple will reside in Harrisburg, York City.
Penn., where Corporal Teitelbaum
After a honeymoon to Chicago,
is stationed.
the couple are now residing in the
Wilshire.
Mrs. Shapiro is a graduate of
Wayne University and the De-
troit Conservative of Music. Mr.
Shapiro is a graduate of St.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Ross of St. Louis, Mo., formerly of Detroit, John's University Law School of
announce the engagement of their daughter, Hermiena, to Samuel New York, and is a member of
Weisberg, son of the former Mrs. J. Weisberg and the late Joseph the Bar of the State of New
Weisberg. The engagement was announced at a party given at York and of the Bar of the State
the Palmer House Hotel, Chicago, on Jan. 1. Mr. Weisberg is with of Michigan.
the Ballet Russe Symphony Orchestra in Chicago. The date of the
wedding has not as yet been set.
ZACKHEIM - BIALOSKY
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bialosky of
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Goldstein of Taylor Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Sylvia, to Leo Tannenberg, son of Webb Ave (formerly of Cleveland,
Ohio), announce the marriage of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben, Tanenberg of Chicago, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Fein of Leslie Ave., announce the engage- their daughter, Diana Shirley, to
ment of their (laughter, Fay, to Corp. ,ouis J. Fegelman, son of Dr. Herschel S. Zackheim, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Zack-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Fegelman of Cincinnati, 0.
heim of Webb Ave., which was
solemnized on Friday, Dec. 25,
in New York City in the presence
of the immediate family and rela-
A dinner followed the cere-
Jan. I6—Miss Jeanne Valin, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis tives.
mony which was performed by
Valin to Pfc Harvey Pliskow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pliskow Rabbi A. M. Hershman of Shaarey
of this city. Reception at 13331 Vassar from 2 to 6. No cards. Zedek Synagogue.
Jan. 17—Miss Betty Gail Lichtig, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs.
The bride was charming in a
David Lichtig of Indiana Ave., to Ensign Herman J. Bloom, U.S.N.R., pale blue woolen gown along sim-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bloom of Wisconsin Ave., at the ple lines, with gold studded but-
Wilshire, Rabbi Morris Adler officiating. Reception from 2 to 4, tons and belt, a small feathered
no cards.
hat and finger-tip veil of match-
Jan. 19—Miss Rose Louise 011esheimer, daughter of Mr. and ing color, and wearing a corsage
Mrs. Theodore H. 011esheimer, of Eason Ave., to Leonard Rodgers, of purple-lavender orchids.
Mrs. Bialosky, mother of the
son of Lee Rodgers.
bride was lovely in a wine color
Jan. 24—Miss Ruth Lenore Rubiner, daughter of Mrs. Abra- crepe gown, V-neck-line and long
ham Rubiner to Richard S. Kositchek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis sleeves, and gold studded belt,
Kositchek of Lansing, Mich.
small velvet hat and veil to
Feb. 7—Miss Lillian Radom, daughter of Mrs. Anne Radom match. The mother of the bride-
of W. Boston Blvd., to Lt. Bernard Goldberg, son of Mrs. David groom, Mrs. Zackheim wore a be-
Goldberg, of Baltimore, Md. Ceremony at Statler Hotel, Rabbi B. coming royal-blue crepe gown with
Benedict Glazer officiating.

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• WEDDINGS

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Dec. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. William Teitelbaum (Sylvia Solomon)
a daughter, Susan Toba.
Jan. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. David Sallan (June Jacobson) of
1:3325 LaSalle Blvd., a son, Arnold Michael.
Jan. 4—To Dr. and Mrs. Louis Braitman (Arabelle Levenson)
a son, Robert Eliot.
Jan. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Feinstein (Florence Solomon) of
Chicago Blvd., a daughter, Marilyn Sue.
Jan. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Amberg, a (laughter,
Nancy.
Jan. 11—Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jacobson (Selma Finkell)
of Marlowe Ave., a son, Robert Allen.
.Ian. 12To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mullen (Claire Uretsky) of
3773 Wager Ave., a daughter, Linda Nancy.

RICE - GILLMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gillman,
of Los Angeles, Calif., announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Lucille Eva, to Lieut. Maurice A.
Rice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eman-
uel Rice of 4325 Leslie.
The marriage was solemnized
at the home of the groom's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Rice,
of •325 Leslie. On Tuesday, Dec.
29, 1943 at 3 p. in. Rabbi Adler
officiated at candle-light ceremony,
performed before the fireplace
which was embanked with peach
gladiolus, white narcissus, and
bebe mums. The bridal preces-
sion was accompanied by the harp
played by Mrs. Milt. London, who
played the Wedding March from
Lohengrin as well as other selec-
tions. Eugene Rice served his
brother as best man. The bride
was given away by her uncle,
Abraham Epstein, of Toledo, Ohio,
A reception and dinner followed
for the immediate family.
Lieut. Maurice A. Rice is a
graduate of Wayne and Ohio
State Universities and Lucille is
a graduate of Los Angeles City
College.

KARBEL - SIIATANOFP
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shatanoff
of Northlawn Ave., announce the
marriage of their daughter, Betty
Mae to P. F. C. Stuart Karbel,
son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Karbel,
of 1750 Collingwood Ave. They
were married at Temple Bnai Is
rael, Columbus, Ga., by Rabbi
Waller.
Dinner was served at the Hotel
Ralston, where they are residing.

Junior Congregation of
Shaarey Zedek to Have
Charge of Services

On Sabbath, Jan. 16, the Jun-
ior Congregation of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek will take
charge Of the service in the Main
Synagogue.
At the late Friday evening
service of Jan. 15, at 8:15 p. m.,
Rabbi Adler will speak on "How
Shall We Treat the German Peo-
ple After the War?" Cantor Ja-
cob II. Sonenklar will chant the
service. One of the problems
which is being discussed by those
who look beyond victory to the
establishment of a just and en-
during peoce, is that of the Ger-
man people after the war. What
should be the treatment at the
hands of the United Nations?
What place should be assigned to
them in the post-war economy?
What limitations or punishment
may, in all justice, be imposed?
This problem is one with which
the victorious free nations will
have to deal immediately upon
the cessation of hostilities. Rabbi
Adler will discuss the broad mor-
al aspects of the question. The
Young People's Seminar will hold
its regular weekly session with
Rabbi Adler immediately follow-
ing the Friday Evening Service.
At the late Friday evening
service on Jan. 22, Rabbi Adler
will speak on "Men and Trees"—
A Chamisho Osor b'Shvat ser-
mon (Jewish Arbor Day),

Dr. B. Benedict Glazer
To Preach on Hatreds

"How Can Personal and Social
Hatreds Be Controlled?" will be
the subject of Dr. B. Benedict
Glazer's sermon Friday evening,
Jan. 15, at 8:15 o'clock, at the
Sabbath Eve Services in Temple
Beth El. He will discuss the ans-
wers of psychoanalysis and reli-
gion to this vital question.
The music under the direction
of Julius Chajes will be presented
by the Temple Quartet with Ja-
son Tickton at the organ.
Dr. Glazer will also preach at
the Sabbath morning services' 011
Saturday, Jan. 16, from 11 to
12 o'clock in the main auditorium
of the Temple.

Mrs. Karbel and Mrs. Shatanoff,
mothers of the bride and the
groom, attended the wedding cer-
emony.

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