April 9, 1943
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
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In he Realm of Local Society .
Mrs. H. L. Aaronson of Santa
Rosa •Drive has been the guest
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. I.
Aaronson of New York City, for
the past three weeks.
RECENT BRIDE
ENGAGED
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RECENT BRIDE
Mrss. Nathan Fishman and
daughter, Geraldine, of Sher-
bourne Road, will return the end
of the month from an extend-.
ed stay in Tucson and Los An-
geles.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rosenthal
of Taylor Ave. are home after
a visit with their nephew, Lieut.
Herbert V. Rosenthal, who is
stationed at Fort Knox, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Newman.
of Calvert Ave. are vacationing
in Miami Beach, Florida.
Miss Sue Character, after a
brief stay with her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kroll
of the Wilshire Hotel, has re-
turned to join her parents,
Lieut. and Mrs. Schwartz of
Baltimore, Maryland.
Lieut. Sidney M. Gilberg has
been appointed sales officer at
Ft. Sheridan, Ill., by order of
Col. F. C. Rodgers, command-
ing officer. As sales officer,
Lieut. Gilberg operates the sales
and field commissary, buys re-
quisitions, stores and issues all
food supplies for troops station-
ed at Ft. Sheridan.
Capt. and Mrs. Maurice Gantz
of 17554 Wisconsin Ave. an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son Joseph, at Temple Israel, on
Friday evening, April 16. At
home on Saturday, April 17,
8:30 to 11 p. m. No cards.
Many pre-nuptial parties were
given for Kalmayne Rottenberg,
who will be married on April
15. The first of these was a
dinner at the Belcrest on March
16, at which Mrs. S. Shapiro,
Mrs. M. Beldman and Mrs. S.
Goldman were hostesses. On the
18th, Miss Shirley Max feted
the bride-elect at a dinner in
her home on Burlingame Ave.
On the 22nd, a group of her
classmates entertained at a din-
ner and shower. On the 27th,
Mrs. M. M. Silverman and Mrs.
H. Weinert were hostesses at
luncheon at the Book Casino. On
the 30th, Mrs. S. Morton honor-
ed the bride-elect at a cock-
tail and supper party in her
home on Fullerton. On April 8,
a dinner was given at the Wil-
shire at which Mrs. N. Rom and
Mrs. D. Diamond were hostesses
assisted by Mrs. B. 'Yanover and
Miss Betty Rottenberg. The
bride-elect is the only daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Rotten-
berg of Calvert Ave.
Mrs. Bernice Emmer has left
for Tampa, Fla., to join her
husband, Private Herman Emmer,
who is stationed at Drew Field,
Tampa, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Moss of
3260 Fullerton left on Friday
April 2 for service in the United
States Army. He was a student
at Wayne University.
Aviation Cadet William J.
Poplack, whose engagement to
Eleanor Edythe Wolf was re-
cently announced, has reported
for duty. Cadet Poplack was a
senior at Northern Illinois Uni-
versity of Optometry. He is now
children, Marcia and Allen, will
join them over the week end.
Marshall Darrow Shulman re-
cently won his wings as a glider
pilot in the Arm Air Corp and
was advanced to the rank of
flight officer at Victorville, Cali-
fornia. Officer Shulman is now
stationed at Bowman Field,,
Louisville, Ky. His brother, Pvt..
Leon Melvyn Shulman, is in the
Army Intelligence Corp of the
Army Air Force at Clearwater,
Florida. They are the sons of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Shulman:
of Webb Ave.
MURIEL ELAINE SINGER
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Singer
of Rochester Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Muriel Elaine, to Sgt. Seymour
M. Israel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Israel of Chicago, Ill.
Sgt. Israel attended Northwest-
ern University and is now sta-
tioned at Fort Wayne in De-
troit. Miss Singer is a junior at
the University of Michigan.
—Photo by J. J. Clarke
MRS. ERNEST KERTESZ
(Dorothy Schane)
--Photo by J. J. choice
MRS. HERMAN WEINSTOCK
(Esther Frazein)
Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Rosen-
berg of Chicago spent the past
week end in Detroit, having at-
tended the Frank-Metz wedding.
a
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schane
Pereira's was the scene of a
announce the marriage of their lovely wedding Sunday after-
SHINDERMAN - KOGAN
daughter, Dorothy, to Ernest Ker- noon, April 4, when Rabbi Joshua
tesz, son of Dr. Michael Ker- Sperka united in marriage Esther
At a candlelight ceremony held
tesz. The ceremony took place B. Frazein, daughter of Mr. at 8 o'clock Sunday evening,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. and Mrs. Max Frazein and Her- April 4, at the Statler Hotel,
Theodore M. Curtis, 4031 Ful- man Weinstock, son of Mr. and Ruth Kogan, daughter of Mr.
lerton. Rabbi Morris Fischer and Mrs. Max Weinstock. The bride and Mrs. Max J. Kogan of Cam-
Rabbi J. Nathan officiated. Mrs. wore a lovely gown of ivory
stationed at Camp Kressler, Anna Curtis, the bride's sister, satin fashioned with sweetheart bridge Road, became the bride
of William S. Shinderman, son
Biloxi, Miss.
was the matron of honor, and neckline, the full skirt ending in of Mrs. M. M. Shinderman of
Theodore Kertesz acted as best a long train. Her full length veil Chicago, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Thal man for his brother. A reception. was held by a coronet of seed
The service was read by Rabbi
of Toledo were the guests of followed the ceremony.
pearls and she carried calla
Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Kohn during
lilies. Dinner and reception fol- Morris Adler and Cantor Jacob
Sonenklar before an improvised
the past week end.
lowed the ceremony.
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Callet
altar banked with palms ar-
Mr. and Mrs. Sol A. Wolff of spent a few days in Western
ranged with white gladiolas and
guests were entertained with a white stock. Twin pedestal bas-
Lawrence Ave. are leaving the Michigan the past week.
musical program by Mrs. David kets of the same flowers were
first of the week for Hot Springs,
Ark.
Mrs. Moritz Kahn of Lincoln- Kallman, vocalist, and Mrs. Sam placed on either side of the
shire Drive has invited a few Arkin at the piano.
altar.
Maurice Marcus of the Briggs friends to dinner Monday night,
Miss Kogan, who was given in
Lieut. Ernest Freshman is visit-
Hotel visited with his relatives April 5, in honor of Mrs. Bar-
marriage by her father, wore a
ing
with
Mrs.
Freshman
and
in Troy, N. Y., the past week nett Brickner of Cleveland. Mrs.
gown of white chantilly lace
end.
Brickner will address the Sis- daughters and will return to Fort trimmed in marquisette, full hoop
terhood of Temple Israel Mon- Shelby, Mississippi, the first of skirt as in colonial period style.
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Frank (lay afternoon.
She carried a bouquet of white
of Wildemere Ave. are leaving
Lieut. and Mrs. Herbert Metz orchids and white roses.
Honoring
Ruth
Kogan,
whose
April 18 to spend several days
Mrs. Howard Brin of Wash-
marriage to William Shinderman and children, Marjorie and Rob-
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in Chicago.
took place Sunday, March 4, the ert, of Battle Creek, spent the ington, D. C., (a Vassar class-
past
week
end
in
Detroit
to
at-
Mrs. Waldo Sloman of Fair- following hostess entertained:
mate of the bride) was the mat-
field Ave. is spending several On March 24, Mrs. Louis Zuie- tend the wedding of their niece, ron of honor. Harvey Pushker
days in Marion, Ohio, as the back gave a luncheon in her Beatrice Metz, and Sergt Leon- of Chicago was the best man, and
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert home on Cambridge Rd.; Mon- ard Frank.
Miss Marcia Wilk was the brides-
Hamburg.
day, March 29, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Tobias maid. The ushers were Jay M.
Mr. Allen Baum of La Salle Harry Jones of Muirland Ave. and (laughter, Sherry, of Cal- Kogan, brother of the bride,
Blvd. returned after an extend- entertained for Miss Kogan and vert Ave. are spending a few Richard Kahn and Harry Gold-
stein.
ed visit in Ashland, Ky.
Mr. Shinderman; on March 30, weeks in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alpert of
Mrs. Kogan, mother of the
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller of Muirland Ave. were hosts at a
Mrs. Mayer B. Sulzberger of
La Salle Blvd. and Mrs. Eman- dinner party; Thursday, April Puritan Ave. has returned from bride, was dressed in tea rose
chantilly lace and wore white
uel Weil of Pasadena Ave. are 1, Mrs. Benj Wilk of Warring-
Mrs. Shinderman, moth-
spending several weeks in Chi- ton Drive complimented Miss Ko- a few (lays spent in New York. orchids.
er
of
the
groom, wore a gown of
cago.
gan with a tea; Wednesday, Capt. and Mrs. Leo Croll of American Beauty crepe with
Fairfield
Ave.
were
at
home
to
white orchidss.
Mrs. Harry Becker and, son, March 31, a beautifully appointed
Immediately
Robert, of Warrington Drive luncheon was given at the home a group of friends April 1. Capt.
following
the
spent the past week in New of Mrs. Reuben Allender on Croll returned to the Ashford ceremony a buffet supper was
General
Hospital,
White
Sul-
Warrington
Drive
by
the
follow-
York.
served. Mr. and Mrs. Shinder-
ing hostesses: Mrs. Allender, phur Springs, W. Va.
man are honeymooning in Palm
Mr. and Mrs. Max Loewen- Mrs. Harry Koggan, Mrs. Bern-
Beach, Fla,
Abe
Sere
of
Boston
Blvd.
and
stein of Fairfield Ave. visited in ard Komer and Mrs. Harry M.
M.
D.
Wittelshofer
of
Boston
Chicago the past week end.
Shulman. After luncheon the Blvd. returned from a short visit
FRANK - METZ
to Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr. Louis Metz and Mrs. Ida
Mrs. Peter Vass and (laugh-
ter, Alice, left to spend a Himel announce the marriage of
month in Los Angeles, where they their daughter, Beatrice, to Sgt.
will visit with Mrs. Vass' son- Leonard Frank, son of Mr. and
in-law and daughter, Lieut. and Mrs. Joseph Frank of Chicago
Blvd. on Sunday, April 4, at 1 3
Mrs. Allan Tolmich.
p. m. Rabbi Morris Adler of-
Mr. Frank V. Martin of Moss ficiated.
Ave. returned from a week in
Mrs. Melvin Metz was her
Chicago.
sister-in-law's matron of honor
Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Klein and William Shinderman best
of Stratford Drive entertained a man.
few friends at dinner on Satur-
The couple will make their
day night, April 3.
home in El Paso, Texas. Sgt.
Miss Marjorie Rindskoff of Frank is stationed at Fort Bliss,
Calvert Ave. left to spend a few Texas.
weeks in St. Paul, Minn.
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Curtains
For the Passover Holidays
—from Pupko's
Regardless of the difficulties brought about by the war, and
the resulting scarcities that are rapidly developing in most
of the merchandise classifications upon which we have established
our leaderhip, we bring you a Spring selection of remarkable
completeness. Right now, we have plenty . . . but the ex-
perienced shopper will act wisely and make selections while
we can still fulfill your requirements.
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Open Mon., Wed. & Sat. Evenings Until Passover
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown Flowers for all occasions-
of Warrington Drive left Thurs- Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6.6822
day to spend 10 days in New
York.
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Schafer
of Wildemere Ave. will leave the
first of next week for 10 days
in New York, West Long Branch
and Philadelphia.
Mrs. M. M. Shinderman and
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Schwartz of
Chicago were the house guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kogan, hav-
ing attended the Shinderman-
Kogan wedding.
Curtains
Draperies
Gift Rugs
Towel Sets
Shower Sets
Bed Spreads
Table Linens
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Defend Your Freedom—Buy Bonds!
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tobin of
Webb Ave., who have been spend-
ing the past three weeks in Hot
Springs, will visit with their
family in Mishawaka Wis. Their
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SALMON
AT ANY
PRICE