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March 19, 194!

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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In The Realm of Local Society .

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kopel of
2060 Hazelwood Ave. are having
open house, Tuesday evening, in
honor of their (laughter, Minnie,
who is leaving for Lethbridge,
Alberta, following her marriage
on Sunday to Aircraftsman Hy-
mie Davids of the R. C. A. F.

ENGAGED

Mr. and Mrs. E. Walters of
Finehurst Drive left for a visit
in Los Angeles, Calif.

Lieut. Jack Winokur, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Winokur of
16141 LaSalle Blvd., visited in
Detroit this week-end. Lieut.
Winokur is stationed at Greene
Field, Providence, R. I.

Mr. and Mrs. King Sh•ayder
of Piccadilly Rd. have as their
guests the latter's sister, Mrs.
Helen Gertz of Denver, Col.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Kahn of
Chicago Blvd. left March 14 for
a visit in New York.

The following events took place
during the past week, compli-
menting Miss Peggy Jayne Wal-
lace, bride-elect of March 27:
On Monday, March 15, Mrs.
Aaron Fethan, Mrs. S. B. Danto
and Mrs. Al Weisman gave a
luncheon at the Book Casino.
Tuesday, March 16, Miss Shirley
Weinberg was hostess at a sup-
per party given in her home on
Wildemere Ave. On Wednesday,
March 17, Mrs. Leon Winkelman
gave a luncheon at the Statler.
On Friday, March 19, Mrs. George
Lowell entertained at a luncheon
in the Terrace Room of the Stat-
ler, and Mrs. Ralph Neidelman
will entertain with a luncheon at
the Women's City Club on Sat-
urday, March 20.

Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Simons
of Wildemere Ave. entertained
a group of friends at dinner on
Saturday, March 13.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Godsol of
Muirland Ave. returned from a
few days spent in Cleveland.

Lieut Com. R. R. Kaltman.
who is stationed at the United
States Hospital in Philadelphia,
visited with his family recently.

Dr. Clarissa Fineman and Mrs.
Maurice Siden were joint host-
esses at a beautifully appointed
luncheon and miscellaneous show-
er given at the Book Casino, hon-
oring Miss Pnina Laikin, bride-
elect of March 21.

Ensign Howard Frank Kopel,
who graduated March 15 from
Abbott Hall, Northwestern Uni-
versity, has been visiting with
his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kopel of Burlingame Ave.

Lieut. Theodore I. Cooper, for-
merly of Camp Scott, has been
transferred to Camp Brecken-
ridge, Ky. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Cooper.

Mr. and Mrs. earl Shalit of
the Wilshire Apts. left Sunday
for a visit in New York.

NO FINER
SALMON
AT ANY
PRICE

COLUMBIA RIVER

CH//NOOK

SA LMON

RECENT BRIDE

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Silverman
of West 7 Mile Rd. and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Simons of
Woodston Drive have returned
after having spent three weeks at
the Arlington Hotel in Hot
Springs, Ark.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson
and Mr. and Mrs. Max Dunitz
have just returned from a week's
sojourn in New York City, where
they were guests at the St. Mo-
ritz Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas I. Brown
are moving into their new home
on Balmoral Drive on April 5.

Mrs. Louis A. Goldenburg and
daughters, Lois and Carol, of
Glynn Court are spending a few
days in Cleveland where they
went to attend the 55th anniver-
sary of Mrs. Goldenberg's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Issacson.

--Moto by J. J. l'In1

MRS. ALBERT BARUCII
(Phyllis Elbinger)

Phyllis Elbinger, daughter of*
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Elbin-
ger, became the bride of Private
Albert Barach, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Bartsch, Feb. 28 at 3
p. m. at the bride's residence.
The Reverend Levine performed
the ceremony.
The bride wore a gown of cream
slipper satin fashioned with a
MISS SHIRLEY PHOEBE JACOBY
long train, tight fitting bodice,
long pointed sleeves and a sweet-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Jacoby, of 18221 Santa Barbara Drive
Joseph F. Lefkofsky, son of heart neckline embroidered with
announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Phoebe to Private Mr. and Mrs. Goodman J. Lef- seed pearls. Her three-quarter
George G. Gunsberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gunsberg of War. kofsky, has been called into serv- length veil fell from a tiara of
rington Drive.
ice of the Army, reporting at embroidered seed pearls and she
Scott Field, Ill., March 15.
carried a bouquet of white shat-ti
tered carnations centered with us
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Blumberg
Mrs. George Friedman of Ak-
Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Rice of
ron, 0., spent a week with Mr. of Calvert Ave. are guests of Hotel Belcrest returned after white orchid. Sandra and Morton
and Mrs. Royal S. Maas of Ohio the Arlington Hotel in Hot spending five weeks in Miami Firsht were the train bearers.
Sara Matz as maid of honor,
Ave. Springs, Ark.
Beach, Fla.
wore an orchid taffeta gown with
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Frank
Mrs. Osman Fisher of Edison
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Spivak of an orchid velvet bodice. She wore
Ave. left for a visit in the East. and Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Willis 18037 Ohio Ave. announce the gardenias. Arthur Barach, broth-
have returned from a week in Bar Mitzvah of their son, Ed- er of the groom, attended him as
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Hyman New York.
ward, at Temple Israel on Friday, best num. The bride's mother
wore aquamarine crepe and a
of W. Boston Blvd. are guests at
Lawrence Fried, formerly of March 26, 8:30 p. m. At home corsage of pink carnations, while
the Arlington Hotel in Hot
Saturday,
March
27,
8:30
to
Detroit, has been made athletic
the groom's mother wore black
Springs, Ark.
director of the new Jewish Com- 11 p. m.
and royal blue and also wore
Cadet Arnold H. Goldberg, pink carnations.
MY. Harold Ziv of \Vildemere munity Center in Hollywood,
A reception for 150 guests fol..-4
U. S. A. A. C., of Ohio State
Ave. spent the past week in Calif.
lowed the ceremony. Among the
Chicago.
ChM.les Kay of Warrington University, is spending a week out of town guests were Mrs.
Drive left for a visit in Miami with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Bessie Lindberg of Erie, Pa., Mrs.
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Se- Beach and Biloxi, Miss., where Louis Goldberg of Leslie Ave.
Flaggman and family of Wind-
gar of Birchcrest Drive left to he will visit with his brother,
Miss Shirley Max, a bride-elect sor, Ontario, Canada, and Ber-
spend a fortnight in Kansas City. Lieut. Harry Kay.
of March 28, was the guest of nard Bartsch, brother of the
Frederick L. Hirschman, son
Captain Herbert G. Blumberg, honor at a beautifully appointed groom, of the Marine Reserve
of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hirschman who is stationed at Fort Mon- miscellaneous shower given by Corps., Officers Candidate School
left last Saturday for Boca mouth, N. J., is spending a week her grandmother, Mrs. Alex Max, at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Private Albert Barach is now
Raton, Fla., where he was in- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and her aunt, Mrs. Harry Wachs,
ducted as an Aviation cadet. Oscar Blumberg of Glynn Court. on March 11 at Huyler's, for 30 in training at Camp McCoy, Wis-
guests. The yellow and blue motif consin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Krohn
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Harris of was carried out in the floral cen-
entertained a group of friends at Fairfield Ave. will be hosts at a terpiece, candled arrangements,
Mrs. William Arons and Mrs. Na-
a supper party last Sunday night large dinner party to be given and favors for each guest.
thaniel Pernick. Covers were laid
in their home on Massachusetts at the Park Ave. Penthouse on
A personal shower honoring for 75 guests. On Tuesday, 41
Sunday, March 21.
Ave.
Miss Kitty Weinwurm was given March 15, Miss Weinwurm was
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cooper
Mrs. Stella Alexander of Buf- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Na- entertained by Miss Janet Graves
of Chicago Blvd. left last Satur- falo, N. Y., has been the guest thaniel Pernick of 18400 San at the home of her parents, Mr.
day for Miami Beach and are of her children, Mr. and Mrs. Juan Drive, Saturday, March 12. and Mrs. Wellington Graves of
guests at the Versaille Hotel.
Sidney Alexander of Byron Ave. Hostesses were Mrs. James Sobel, 342 Elmhurst Ave., Highland
Park.

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Kenneth J. Harris, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nate M. Lerner of 300
Whitmore Rd., left on Monday.
March 15, for service in the
U. S. Army. He was a student at
the University of Illinois, a mem-
ber of Sigma Alpha Mu Frater-
nity, and a graduate of St. John's
Military Academy.

Mr. and Mrs. I. J. LaBove
held open house at 18411 Prairie
Ave. on Sunday, March 5, hon-
ming the engagement of their
daughter, Elayne Claire, to Pvt.
Sheldon M. Bessman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph C. Bessman.

A nursery rhyme strikes home this year. Thousands of us
will be planting beets, carrots, beans, radishes, and tomatoes
this year. It is the patriotic thing to do. Besides furnishing
the country with tremendous amounts of extra food there
is the added advantage of giving thousands of us outdoor
exercise. No matter how hard a person works indoors
during the day it is a helpful relaxation to be out after
work digging in the earth.

Like everything else there must be a warning note. Don't
overdo.
Believe it or not digging works many unused
muscles.
Bending and stooping in unnatural positions as
you care for the plants is good exercise but start slowly
and easily.

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On Sunday, March 14, Miss Sue
Selma Anspach, who is director
of personal service of the for-
eign division of the American
Red Cross, was honored with a
farewell party, given by her .•
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert D. Anspach at their
home at 13331 Vassar Drive.

Albert Ginzberg, son of Mrs.
1.iilian Ginzberg of 2605 Elm-
hurst Ave., left March 15 for
Camp Custer.

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Phillips of
18467 Woodingham Drive an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Wilbur Eugene, Saturday
morning, March 20, at Congrega-
tion Bnai Moshe. Reception Sun-
day, March 21, at home, from
7 to 11 p. m. No cards.

Flowers for all occasions-
Dexter-Joy, florist, Tyler 6.6612

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