Friday, November 3, 1944

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Page 12

MARRIAGES

• ENGAGEMENTS

GORZECK - LEVINE

HAIMOWITZ - DORENFELD

Miss Sylvia Lee,

Golda Dorenfeld of Chicago,
and Irving Haimowitz of Detroit, Internationally Known
were married Monday, Oct. 23.
They will honeymoon in Chi- Dancer, Opens Studio
cago, Arizona and California, and
Miss Sylvia Lee is an inter-
will return to make their home
national artist of screen a
in Detroit early in December.

The marriage of Miss Iris Shar-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goldfeder of Monterey Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Elaine, to Pvt. Melvin ron Levine, daughter of Mr. and
Friedman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Friedman of Cortland Ave. Mrs. David A. Levine of Bur-
lingame Ave., and Pvt. Louis
Pvt. Friedman is stationed at Fort Sill, Okla.
Gorzeck, son of Mr. and Mrs.
stage fame, having appeared
Ilk
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schlesinger of 12421 Tuller Ave. announce Philip Gorzeck of Gladstone Ave.,
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Henry nearly every country in thud
the engagement of their daughter, Blanche, to Sgt. Harold L. took place Sunday evening, Oct. 011esheimer of Eason Ave. en-
Shwedel, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Shwedel of Woodingham Dr. 22, at the Lee Plaza Hotel.
tertained at a family dinner, hon- world. Her most recent trip end-
Dr. A. M. Hershman officiated oring Sidney Rothschild of Ha- ed in August, 1939, after Waying
Sgt. Shwedel is now stationed in North Africa.
at the ceremony which was at-
three consecutive years in Ha-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weingarden of Calvert Ave. announce the tended by the immediate families. vana, Cuba.
waii, New Zealand, Australia,
engagement of their daughter, Irene Sima, to Sgt. Rueben Isaacs, The groom's sister, Miss Bess
Africa, India, Burma, l'enang,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Isaacs of Pingree Ave. Sgt. Isaacs is Gorzeck, was the maid of honor, Downtown Theaters—
and Jack Goldstein served as best
Malaya, Dutch East Indies, Phil-
stationed at Fort Louis, Wash.
MICHIGAN — Cary Grant and ippines, China and Japan.
man. Miss Joyce Weingarden
and Miss Barbara Sloan acted as Priscilla Lane in Warner Broth-
An acrobatic, toe, ballet and
bridesmaids. Harry Markowitz ers' long-awaited laugh hit from
and Al Greffin acted as ushers. the stage success of the same character dancer, she was taught
Nov. 8—Miss Fayga Ethel Keidan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. After the wedding the young name, "Arsenic and Old Lace," by Nanita Scanell, the prima
screamed into the Michigan Thea-
Joseph N. Keidan of Calvert Ave., to Dr. A. David Horowitz of couple left on a short honeymoon ter on Friday. Paired with this ballerina of the Chicago Opera
after which they will make
New York City, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel I. Horowitz, trip
their home in Mississippi where lethal farce, which sets a new Ballet.
at Shaarey Zedek Synagogue.
Miss Lee will conduct classes
Pvt. Gorzeck is statoned at Fort high in romantic comedy, is
in ballet, tap, toe, acrobatic, mus-
"Block Busters."
Shelby.
ical comedy, character and stage
Pvt. Gorzeck attended Wayne
UNITED ARTISTS — Para- dancing for children, and special
University before entering into
the service, where he was a mount's lavish Technicolor pro- classes for reducing and dancing
Oct. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Epps, a son, Ross David. member of the Gamma Kappa duction, "Frenchman's Creek," for adults.
For information call Miss Syl-
starring Joan Fontaine and Ar-
Chi fraternity.
Oct. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Makie (Helen Rembaum)
turo de Cordova, continues at the via Lee at Tyler 6-4353. Reser-
of Steel Ave., a son, Mark Howard.
United Artists Theater for a sec- vations must be made at once to
ARONSON - STEINGOLD
insure a place in the first class.
ond week.
Oct. 15—To Pvt. Adrian D. Rosen, USAAF, and Mrs. Rosen
Miss
Eileen
Steingold,
daugh-
son,
Steven
Samuel.
a
(Esther Ruth Plotkin) of Santa Rosa Dr.,
r
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Oct. 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Max Berlin (Katherine Marx), for- Steingold of Calvert Ave., and
merly of Detroit, now of Long Beach, Cal., a daughter, Bernadine Lt. Milton H. Aronson, son of
Mrs. Haskell Aronson of St.
Janet.
Louis, Mo., were united in mar-
Oct. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. I. Rabinovitz (Sylvia Ruchotsky) riage Oct. 29. Dr. A. M. Hersh-
of 1927 Pingree, a daughter, Florence Gail.
man performed the marriage
Oct. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shetzer of Woodingham ceremony, which took place at
the Whittier Hotel. A dinner was
Dr., a daughter, Judith Lynn.
served to the immediate family
Sept. 26—To Stac Sgt. and Mrs. Fitlow (Josephine Raskin) which was followed by a recep-
of Steel Ave., a son, David Allen. Staff Sgt. Fitlow is serving with tion.
The bride wore a gown of ivory
the U.S. Army overseas.
satin with a bouffant skirt trim-
med with ivory satin roses at the
hemline. The gown had a sweet-
heart neckline and sleeves which
biggest
tapered off to a point over the
wrist. Her veil of illusion tulle
was held by a juliet cap of ivory
satin ornamented with roses of
the same material. She carried
— on —
a white Bible which was adorned
by white orchids.
Miss Slyvia Aronson, sister of
the bridegroom, was the maid of
honor, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Harriet Stern and Miss
Pearl Epstein. Fred Aronson
served his brother as best man.
The ushers were Nathan Stein-
gold and William Greenwald.
Lt. and Mrs. Aronson are
honeymooning in Chicago, Ill.,
and will reside in East Lansing,
Mich., upon their return. Lt.
Aronson is stationed in East
Lansing at Michigan State Col-
lege.
Among the guests were Mrs.
Zelma Fisher and daughter, Bev-
erly, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aron-
son and son, Martin, Miss Sylvia
Aronson, all of St. Louis, Mo.;
Mrs. Melvina Klein and daugh-
ter, Ruth, of Cleveland, O.; and
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13th Congressional
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COOK COFIT 1 CO.

Democrat

14TH DISTRICT

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WILL HOLD A MEETING
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, at 9 P. M.
In the Auditorium of the Workmen's Circle

Linwood and Burlingame
NEWS AND INFORMATION CONCERNING Unit NIAN
JEWS WILL BE MADE KNOWN

The following speakers *ill address the meeting -
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RABBI L. LEVINE * MR. M. G. GOLDO'

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