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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY
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Mr. and Mrs. B. Leaman announce the engageMent of their
daughter, Miriam, of 3295 Tyler, to Air Cadet Joseph Mark Kastner
(Army), son of Mrs. Bessie Kastner also of Tyler Ave. Open house
will be held Sunday, Dec. 24, at 3295 Tyler, the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leaman, between 2 and 5 p. m. No cards.
• WEDDINGS
Dec. 23-Miss Betty Ann Koffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Koffman of 2983 Sturtevant Ave., to Julius David Schetzer,
Dec. 23—Miss Regene May Schefier, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Schefler of 1202 Burlingame Ave., to Leslie Robert
Schmier, son of A. M. Schmier of Chicago Blvd., at the Statler
Hotel, Rabbi Leon Frain officiating.
Dec. 24—Miss Rose Edith Themans, (laughte• of Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Themans of 2410 Tuxedo Ave., to Julius Greenberg, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Greenberg. of Calvert Ave. The wedding
will take place at the Wilshire Hotel with Rabbi A. M. Hershman
officiating.
Jan. 4—Miss Marjorie Suzanne Rosenbaum, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum of Boston Blvd., to Harry Jay Neder-
handler, son of Mr. and Mrs. David T. Nederlander of Pine Lake.
at IIotel Statler, Dr. B. Benedict Glazer officiating.
• BIRTHS
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Dec. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gordon (Ethel Stone) of
Clements Ave., a (laughter, Barbara Ann.
Dec. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Weil (Florence Strauss),
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen o f a son, Henry Marshall.
Dec 16—To Mr. and and Mrs. Samuel Weinberg (Pauline Da-
Miss Rita Kaltman, daughter Sturtevant Ave. announce the
Captain Joseph Rosen is spend-
ing his leave at home with his of Dr. and Mrs. David Kallman marriage of their daughter, Rose, vidson) of Seward Ave., a (laughter, Judith Diane.
family at 14915 Monte Vista, of Canterbury Drive, is spending to Jack Lieberman, son of Mr.
after being overseas two and a the holidays in Dayton, 0., as
DAVID HORODAKER JRS.
the guest of Miss Margy Lou and Mrs. Sam Lieberman of
half years.
The next meeting of the David
Richton
Ave.,
at
the
Congrega-
Office.
Horodaker Jrs. will be a social
ZACK - ROSENTHAL
Miss Marva Lee Rosenthal, •
Mrs. Sol II. Hiller lion Bnai David on Nov. 5. Rabbi
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Manuel
M.
Ros-
victory affair to celebrate the
whose marriage to Bernard Zack
Sgt an
Joshua Sperka officiated.
enthal of Atkinson Ave. an- donor success. It will be held at
was solemnized Dec. 17, 1944, (Naoni
.i Josephson) and laugh-
The bride's gown was an 18th nounce the marriage of their the home of Mrs. J. Olshansky,
was entertained at the following ter, Bonnie Lynn, are in Detroit
Ave.
affairs; A luncheon in the Stat- for a 19-day furlough and are century design of ivory slipper daughter, Marva Lee, to Bernard 3351 Leslie
Zack,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Meyer
her Terrace Room given by the staying at the home of his
par-
satin with a circular train and
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Zack of Chicago Blvd., on Sun- Flowers for all occasions—
Misses Jacqueline Greenbaum and ents Mr. and Mrs. David
Hiller
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Audrey Harelik; a luncheon in I . 3021
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Rochester. Sgt. Hiller is a long veil of illusion attached clay, Dec. 17, at the bride's resi- Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6-6622
the Book Cadillac Casino given n stationed at Lowry Field in Den- to it tiara of pearls. She carried dence.
by Mrs. J. Kukes and Mrs. H. vA., Col.
a mother of pearl bible adorned
Kukes; the bride-elect's grand-
with white orchids.
Mrs. Lillian Atkins and daugh-
mother, Mrs. J. P. Rosenthal, en-
The bride's mother wore a
tertained at a family dinner in ter. Barbara Jeanne, left Tues-
The
, of fuchia crepe.
her home on Calvert Ave.; Mrs. day, Dec. 12, for Alameda, Calif., "wn
groom's mother wore a gown of
H. Beale and Airs. R. Trepack to rejoin her husband, Sol, Amin scarlet trimmed with gold. Both
entertained at a luncheon given 3/c, who is stationed at the Ala-
in Huyler's L'Aiglon; a luncheon meda Air Base, Alameda, Calif. wore
orchids.
Mrs.
David CRoper was her
followed by a fashion show in the
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Ernest
Sachs
sisters
matron of honor. Her
Book Cadillac Casino was given
.
by Mrs. H. Rosenthal and Mrs. of 2721 Leslie announce the Bar gown was of gold
crepe and she
S. Kavanau; the groom's mother, Mitzvah of their son, Melvin wore purple accessories. Her bou-
Mrs. Meyer Zack, entertained at Hugh, on Saturday morning, Dec. quet was talisman roses and or-
a dinner party given at Huyler's 30, at the Yeshivah Beth Yehu- chills. The maid of honor was
L'Aiglon; the spinster dinner dap Cortland and Dexter. Open Esther Glass, who was gowned in
was given by Miss Thelma Pais house Saturday night, Dec. 30, at royal blue with vivid American
in her home on Northlawn Ave. their residence. No cards. beauty accessories. She carried
it bouquet of American beauty
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Rose Miss Madeleine Brodie, (laugh- roses. The bridesmaids were La-
of 2505 Boston Blvd. W. an- ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bro- yne Berman, Eleanor Applebaum,
Cooper
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their die of Chicago Blvd., spent last Marjorie
C • • and Nancy
son, Richard Lionel, to take place week-end in Evanston, Ill., as Glass. Hy Sweet was the groom's
at Shaarey Zedek, Saturday, Dec. the guest of Miss Betty Greene, best man.
The out of town guests includ-
30. Open house Saturday eve- and will spend the remainder of
• and Mrs. Nat Glass, Miss
the holiday vacation with her 0 ( 1 M 1.
ning, 8 to 11 p. in. No cards.
ephen Glass,
parents, returning to Northwest- Nancy Glass an 1 Stephen
Miss Elaine Gloria Jasen, who ern University on Jan. 2.
all of New York City; Mr. and
Adjacent to the Music Store
Mrs. Nate Lebedeker of Roches-
ter, N. Y.; Miss Esther Glass,
Mrs. Miriam Glass of Miami
Beach, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Kol-
tarid, Mr. and Mrs Abe Kolt,
Air and Mrs. Aaron Kolt, Mr.
The Civic Light Opera Association of
and Mrs. Bernard Holden, Mr.
and Airs, Phil Glassman and Max
Detroit, Inc., will begin its second annual
Blumberg and daughter, all of
Cleveland, 0.; Mrs. Irving Field
10-week season of "all star operettas,"
and daughter, Mrs. Simon Cohen
and
Mrs.
Joe
Libman,
all
of
Tor-
—in the Hollywood Manner
at the Masonic Temple Auditorium, on
onto, Canada; Max Blumberg and
daughter, Mrs. Lena Pollock and
March 27, 1945. Ten outstanding oper-
son, A. Applebaum and the Misses
Specializing in
Celia and Sally Kaplan, all of
etta productions will be given, including
WEDDING PARTIES
Toledo, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. A.
Goltz of Monroe, Mich.; and Mr.
the very best in the operetta field, such
and Mrs. R. Griley, of Lancas-
ter, 0.
as "The Great Waltz", "Rio Rita", "Three
Dinner was served for 300
Babies •
n • • . Women • • .
a gement
guests
at
the
Park
Ave.
Pent-
%le Grops, Wedding rind Eng
Musketeers", "Bohemian Girl", "Irene",
house with a reception following.
le
The couple honeymooned in New
"Balalaika", "Mlle Modiste", "Irene", and
SkUdJO
York and Washington, D. C.
MRS. JACK LIEBERMAN
(Miss Rose Cohen)
MARRIAGES
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MARRIAGES • ENGAGEMENTS
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Mrs. Herbert Metz and daugh-is attending Highland
ter, Marjorie, and son, Robert, School at W. Long Branch, N. J.,
of Macomb, Ill., are visiting cola- arrived Saturday, Dec. 23, to
tives in Detroit this week. • spend the holiday vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
Mrs. Joshua Karbal of Webb 1111111 Jose!) of 18072 Wooding-
Ave. spent two weeks in Toronto, ham Dr.
Ont., where she was the guest
Miss Sylvia Muskovitz, a stu-
of Mr. and Mrs. II. Rottenberg.
Mrs Karbal was extensively en- dent at the Michigan State Col-
tertained by many friends of lege, is home to spend the Christ-
mas vacation with her parents,
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Mrs. Rotenberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Muskovitz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E._ Clin- of Clairmount Ave. She has as
ton and son, David, of Berkley her home guest her cousin, Miss
Rd. are spending several weeks Elaine Gossin of Gary, Ind., who
at the Winterhaven Hotel, Miami is also a student at the Univer-
Beach, Fla. sity of Indiana.
Miss Nettie Cohen of New
Miss Sonia Nusholtz of Webb
Ave. is spending the winter York City arrived in Detroit
months at Miami Beach, Fla., as Dec. 15 and will be the guest of
a guest of the Winterhaven llotel. her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Allan of
Hattie and Elsa Loewenstein 18243 Fairfield, until after New
of Canton Ave. were hostesses Year's.
at a family dinner on Tuesday,
Ensign and Mrs. Sid Brawer
Dec. 5, at Club Royale, honoring
the 80th birthday anniversary of will spend their holiday furlough
their mother, Mrs. Bertha Loew- with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ira 13rawer of 3290 Hazelwood.
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Friday, December 22, 1944
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CIVIC LIGHT OPERA
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Ticket Office
Now Open
on Hudson's 13th Floor
Glamour
Photography
t, a
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eve
by overwhelming request, "Show Boat"
9th Floor, Metropolitan Bldg.
CAdillac 6381
SEASON'S GREETINGS
OLEN'S MEN'S SHOP
• TIES
• SHIRTS
ARROW
BEAU - BRUMMEL
AMBASSADOK
ARROW
• COOPER
UNDERWEAR
• McGREGOR
SPORTSWEAR
• MALLORY
HATS
• HICKOK
BELTS and
SUSPENDERS
• ROBES
• PAJAMAS
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9038 TWELFTH
IN THE REALM
OF LOCAL SOCIETY
Mrs. Dan Siegel (Rose Stone)
of 2960 Collingwood Ave. has
just returned after a month's
stay in Temple, Tex. Mrs. Siegel
visited with her husband, Pvt.
Dan Siegel, who is stationed at
Camp Hood, Tex.
Mrs. Maxwell Berger (Aiury-
lin Katz) gave a shower in honor
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Julius
Berger, in her mother's home,
Mrs. Louis Katz of Suffolk Dr.
Out-of-town guest was Mrs. Ken-
neth Mohel of Ann Arbor.
Sgt. Albert Ginzberg just re-
turned to Fort Sills, Okla., after
a 14-day furlough. He spent part
of the time in New York City
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Elias of 2745
Cortland Ave. announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their soon, Harry
Herbert, at the Rose Sittig Cohen
Hebrew School, Lawton at Wa-
verly, on Saturday, Dec. 30. At
home Saturday, Dec. 30 from 7
to 12. No cards.
will again be presented. The casts, ensem-
ble, costuming, scenic effects will equal if
not surpass previous efforts, which are well
remembered in Detroit. Max Koenigsburg
will again be managing director.
Because of the splendid civic value of th;s
venture, Hudson's has again opened a
ticket reservation office. It is located on
the 13th Floor, adjacent to Hudson's Music
Store. Come in soon for a better choice.
HUDSON'S