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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY

Channing Theodore Lipson, who
is a student at the University of
Michigan, is spending his summer
vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Lipson of Fair-
field Ave.

ENGAGED

ber before her marriage. She
will also spend a few days with
her husband's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Willner of Aurora,

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Paul of
Calvert Ave. will be at home
Sunday evening, May 31, from
8 to 11 o'clock, honoring their
son, David, who has been grad-
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lipson of uated from the University of
Michigan Engineering School and
Fairfield Ave. are spending the will join the armed forces on
week-end in Ann Arbor, where June 7.
they attend the graduation of
their daughter, Muriel Bernice,
Miss Lillian Feldman, daugh-
from the School of Education of ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Feldman
the University of Michigan. The of Monterey Ave., who will be-
graduation exercises will take come the bride of Mr. Syd Olken,
place May 29. Miss Lipson is a son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Olken of
member of Alpha Lambda Delta Chicago, Ill., on July 18, was
Honor Society.
honored at a personal shower,
• of
given by Mrs. Mildred Zeikel
Mrs. R. Smith of Boston, Mass., Linwood Ave., at her home on
is the guest of Miss Rose Kotok May 19. The bride will be hon-
of Dexter Blvd.
ored at another shower on June
Miss Shirley Gourwitz, a stu- 16 at Pereira's. It will be given
dent at the University of Mich- by the bride's sister, Mrs. M.
igan, is visiting her parents, Mr. Reinitz.
and Mrs. Morris Gourwitz of
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Adler
Sturtevant Ave., before return- will have open house at their
ing to Ann Arbor to attend the home on Clements Ave. Satur-
summer sessions at the University day night, May 29, in honor of
of Michigan.
their son, Leonard E. Adler's,
Mrs. Harry Katzman, Mrs. Abe graduation from Lawrence Insti-
Katzman, Miss Rose Katzman and tute of Technology. Mr. Adler's
Miss Sally Katzman were host- engagement to Miss Beatrice Gold-
esses at a dinner and miscellane- farb was • recently announced.
ous shower honoring Miss Ger-
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Imber
trude Sheffman, whose marriage announce the Bar Mitzvah of their
will be an event of June 20, son, Burton, on Saturday, June
given at the Wilshire Hotel May 5, at Congregation Shaarey Ze-
25. Covers were set for eighty dek. In his honor Mr. and Mrs.
guests.
Imber will be at home to their
Mrs. Ralph Davidson . and son, friends Saturday evening.
William, of Chicago Blvd. left
Mrs. Gloria Casman, who is
this week for New York City to leaving to make her home in
attend the graduation of their California, was feted at gather-
daughter and sister, Dorothy, ings given by Misses Madelyne
from Columbia University. The and Dolores Nathan at their home
graduation exercises will take on Monica Ave.
place June 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Epstein and
Mrs. Manuel I. Solomon of daughters, Florence and Arlene,
Wark Ave. left to join her hus- of Blaine Ave. are spending a
band, Pvt. Solomon, who is sta- week in New York City at the
tioned at St. Petersburg, Fla.
Hotel Commodore. On May 23
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wein- they were guests at the wedding
garten of London Ave. have as of Miss Florence Feinberg, daugh-
their guest Mr. Weingarten's sis- ter of Mrs. Epstein's brother, to
ter, Miss Jean Weingarten of To- Naval Officer Arnold Marshall,
which was solemnized at the Ho-
ronto, Ontario.
tel Paree, on Fifth Ave., New
Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Jacoby and York.
family, formerly of Clairmount
Corp. and Mrs. Isadore Tre-
Ave., are now residing at their
new home, 18474 Pennington buck (Belle Jakont) have re-
turned to Orlando, Fla., after
Drive.
spending his furlough with their
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Sidell of respective families in Detroit.
Cherrylawn Ave. are visiting in Corp. Trebuck is with the Quar-
New York.
termaster's Trucking Division of
the Air Corps. Mrs. Trebuck's
Pvt. Berel Robinson has been sister, Mildred Jakont, returned
transferred from Jefferson, Mo., to Florida with them as house
to the University of Minnesota, guest, and will also spend some
Minneapolis, Minn.
time in Miami, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robin-
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Stone and
son of Dexter Blvd. have re- son of Chicago Blvd. and daugh-
turned from a visit to Chicago, ter, Mrs. Morris Marcus of Fair-
Ill.
field Ave., are visiting their son
Pvt. Seymour Lampert, who is and brother, Leonard Stone, ICS,
a student at the Meteorology who is stationed at the Army Air
School at the University of Mich- Center in Nashville, Tenn.
ian, is visiting his parents, Mr.
Robert Benyas, son of Mr. and
and Mrs. Max Lampert of Sturte- Mrs. Saul Benyas of Pingree Ave.,
vant Ave.
left Wednesday for Camp Custer.
Mrs. David Maybrook of Day-
Norman Schakne, son of Mr.
ton, Ohio, was the house guest and Mrs. Harold R. Schakne of
for the past week of Mr. and Euclid Ave., has returned from
Mrs. David Curtis on Clairmount. the Riverside Military Academy
Mr. and Mrs. David Casman in Gainesville, Ga.
(formerly Gloria Hoffman) with
Miss Raschelle Norman of La-
Mrs. Frank A. Hoffman and son, Salle Blvd. spent the past week-
Jack, are leaving for Los An- end in Hillsdale, Mich., having at-
geles, Calif., on May 31, where tended the commencement exer-
they will join Mr. Hoffman at cises at Hillsdale College.
840 South Hobar tBlvd. They
Mr. and Mrs. J. Steigman of
plan to live in Los Angeles.
4233 Duane Ave. celebrated their
Mrs. Edward A. Willner (for- 25th wedding anniversary with a
merly Lillian Maxine Greenblatt) dinner at Saks on May 16, enter-
left Thursday after spending sev- taining their immediate family:
eral weeks with her parents, Mr. daughters Rose and Erma, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton E. Greenblatt and Mrs. D. Mindel and daugh-
of Tuxedo Ave., for Waycross, ters, Mr. and Mrs. C. Adelberg,
Ga., to join her husband, Lieut. Mr. and Mrs. M. Krause, Mr. and
Edward W. Willner. En route Mrs. Fred Bond, Mrs. D. Adelberg
to Georgia Mrs. Willner stopped of New York City, aunt of Mrs.
off in Champaign, Ill., to attend Steigman; also Mr. and Mrs.
"Senior Breakfast" at the Alpha Hamburger, Mr. and Mrs. R. Jaf-
Epsilon Phi Sorority House, fe and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lan-
where Mrs. Willner was a mem- ge• and Miss Edith Kaplan.

Annual Confirmation Services of Temple Beth El will be
held on Sunday morning, June 6, and at Temple Israel Tues-
day evening, June 8.
Traditional announcements of receptions at home will
appear in the next two issues of The Detroit Jewish Chron-
icle—on May 28 and June 4.
Parents of Confirmants are urged to send their notices
for insertion in these two issues as soon as possible. There
is a charge of $1 for each insertion.

Detroit Chapter of Hadassah To Hold Special
Meeting at Shaarey Zedek on Tuesday, June 2

A special meeting of the De-
troit Chapter of Hadassah will
be held at the Kate Frank Audi-
torium of the Congregation
Shaarey Zedek Tuesday, June 1,
at 2:00 p.m., for the purpose of
electing nominees and delegates
to the forthcoming American Jew-
ish Conference. All Hadassah
members who read this notice are
urged to apprise other members
of this important meeting as it
was found necessary to call the
meeting after the regular monthly
bulletin was out, and it was too
late to notify the members by
mail. Mrs. Morris Adler, newly
elected president, will preside.
Mrs. Al Weisman, HO 0612,
and Mrs. Harry Mendelson, TO
5-2564, chairman of the War Bond
Drive, wish to remind the mem-
bers to purchase bonds through
Hadassah as the quota has not

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas
of Leslie Ave. have returned
from a visit in Cleveland, Ohio.

CONFIRMANTS-AT-HOME NOTICES
TO APPEAR IN NEXT TWO ISSUES

May 28, 1943

MISS SHERYL STALBURG

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stalburg of
2989 Buena Vista Ave. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Sheryl, to Private Sheldon
R. Uday, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Uday of 2295 Kendall
Ave. Private Uday is in the med-
ical corps and is stationed at
Camp Grant. The wedding date
has been set for the latter part
of June.

BAY CITY NOTES

Rabbi J. E. Krickstein
On Michigan Regional
Election Committee

Rabbi Joseph E. Krickstein,
Mt. Clemens, has been appointed
by Rabbi Jerome D. Folkman,
convener, to serve as representa-
tive of Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations on the Michigan
Regional Election Committee which
is responsible for the election of
a delegate to the American Jew-
ish Conference from Michigan ex-
clusive of Detroit.

The Michigan
Bnai Brith
Council elected new officers at
Unclean thoughts are at first
a meeting Sunday at Lansing at only guests in our minds. But
which Ben Z. Glass of Chicago, if they become too friendly, they
executive secretary of the lodge, soon will be masters of our mind.
was the principal speaker. Those
elected were: Sam Goldfarb, Jack-
son, president; Harvey S. Stead-
mn, Lansing, first vice-president;
Jass Feiler, Detroit, second vice-
president; Milton Weinstein, De-
troit, re-elected secretary; John
Merdler, Saginaw, re-elected treas-
urer, and A. B. Roman, Bay City,
and Samuel W. Leib, Detroit, re-
tiring president as general com-
mitteemen. Mrs. A. Oslo of De-
troit was elected president of the
women's auxiliary.

yet been reached. Mrs. Mendel-
son and Mrs. Weisman are offer-
ing a pick-up and delivery serv-
ice and are prepared to issue
bonds in any series. Detroit
Hadassah is participating in a
nation-wide drive to purchase a
fleet of Hadassah bombers. Pur-
chase of bonds in the amount of
$175,000.00 are necessary to make
it possible to have a bomber
named "Detroit Chapter of Ha-
d assa h."
Although pre-solicitation has
been actively carried on and a
number of Minyanim have been
started Hadassah's joint Youth
Aliyah and Honor Roll Campaign
will be officially opened June 14.
Mrs. Ralph Davidson and Mrs.
Harry L. Jackson are co-chair-
men.

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De-Rouge AZA 317
Elects Its Officers

The De-Rouge AZA Chapter
317 announces that 50 members
of their organization are now in
the armed forces.
At the last meeting, held Wed-
nesday evening at the First He-
brew Congregation of Delray, 1
8124 Burdeno St., election of
officers took place. They are:
Earl Sobole, re-elected president;
Bernard (Benny) Jonas, vice
president; Milton Roth, secretary;
Freddie Litchman, re - elected
treasurer; Walter Jonas, public-
ity; Ernie Citron, senior repre-
sentative on the Detroit-Windsor
Council, and Alfred (Freddie)
Kohn, junior representative on
the D. W. C.

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home from a two weeks' trip to
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Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roman are
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Mrs. I. Korn and son, Sidney,
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Sabbath meal for all pupils. A
fifth group meets in Congrega-
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Gladstone, and is led by Rabbi
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Sunday, May 23, the Yeshivah
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day in plays and games.

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