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Marian Goodman Feted
3t Pre-Nuptial Affairs
Bride-elect Marian Goodman has
been entertained extensively prior
to her wedding Jan. 12 to Sidney
L Goldstein of New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. M. J. Greenberg extertained
with a luncheon in her home on
Calvert avenue. Mrs Emil Phil-
lips of Woodingham drive gave a
luncheon in her home. Maryan
Fleischer entertained with a din-
ner followed by a concert.
A luncheon and personal shower
was given by Mrs. Bernard Da-
vidson. A luncheon and hanker-
chief shower was given at Huy-
ler's by Mrs. Sam Simon. Jewel
Klein entertained with a luncheon
and miscellaneous shower at the
Hotel Book Cadillac.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Gottlieb
of Lawrence avenue honored the
bride-elect and her fiance at a
dinner.
Mrs. Jacob Schakne was hostess
at a luncheon in the Hotel Statler
terrace room. Mrs. Nathan Man-
deberg and Mrs. Harry Feinberg
were hostesses at a luncheon at
Huyler's.
On Wednesday, Dec. 11, Mrs.
Bernard Klein and Mrs. Theodore
Curtis were hostesses at a lunch-
eon ant kitchen shower at the
Hotel Book Cadillac, and on Thurs-
day, Mrs. Frank Grossman of
Muirland avenue entertained with
a luncheon at Huyler's. Winding
up festivities was a luncheon by
Mrs. Harry Meer in her home on
Shrewsbury drive.
Ira Hotchkiss,. Family
in Florida for Winter
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Ira A. Hotchkiss and his family
left Dec. 24 for Hollywood Beach
Fla., to spend the winter months
in their home there.
Paul and Morton Weisman are
motoring to Hollywood Beach for
an extended visit with the Hotch-
kiss family.
Returns from Chicago
Married in Double Ring Ceremony
MRS. MORRIS LIPNIK
Lois Wertheimer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wertheimer of
Parkside avenue, became the bride
recently of Dr. Morri, Lipnik, son
of Mr. and Mrs. L. Lipnick of Ilene
avenue. The candlelight ceremony
took place at the Wardell-Sheraton
Hotel with Rabbi Morris Adler of-
ficiating.
The bride wore a filled basque
gown of candle-white satin with a
full train. She wore a veil of
French illusion held by a cap of
illusion with pearl and satin. Her
flowed were American bride-roses
and sprays of lillies of the valley.
Doris Wertheimer, the bride's
sister, was maid of honor and
bridesmaids were Doreen Sherman
and Lois Coggan. Rhoda Coggan
was junior bridesmaid and Carol
and Nancy Coggan were flower
girls.
Carl Lipnik was best man with
Dr. Fred Shevin and Dr. Charles
Friedgood as ushers. The couple
have returned from a honeymoon
in 'Chicago,
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Iris Baskin Speaks
Her Marriage Vows
Iris Fern Baskin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay Baskin
of Cherrylawn avenue, became the
bride of Clifford C. Feldman in a
candlelight ceremony Dec. 26 at
the Hotel Book Cadillac. Feldman's
parents are. Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Feldman.
The bride's gown was of bridal
white satin with square sheer yoke
and outlined with folds of satin in
petal design. Tiny seed pearls were
encrusted on the front of the
bodice, which fell In a full skirt
and ended in a wide circular train.
The bride carried a Bible draped
with white orchids and streamers
of white satin knotted with ste-
phanotis.
The bride's attendants were Ar-
lene Waxman, sister of the groom,
matron of honor; Toby Weinstein
and Caroline Greenberg, brides-
maids; and Saundra Baskin, junior
bridesmaid.
Eddie Waxman was best man
and Morton Segal, Morton Metz-
ger, Morris Usher, Barney Rosen,
Herman Zusman and Felix Res-
nick were ushers. The couple left
for a month's wedding trip to
Florida.
CORINNE WI LI 'ELM
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Wilhelm
of Ohio avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Corin-
ne to Milton Ronald, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer Minkin of Ful-
lerton avenue,
The wedding will take place in
June.
Nancy Weisman Holds
Party for Ohio Guest
A tea will be given Jan. 3 by
Mrs. Norman, Levey of Boston
boulevard in honor of Mrs. Abe
Nancy Weisman introduced her Shiffman.
guest, Sally Blau of Cleveland, at
a cocktail party at the Belcrest
Hotel recently.
Attending were Betty and Dick
Soff, Mary Brown, Ruth Frank,
Mickey Unger, Betty Ziv, Tory Ep-
MRS. LEON SHEFF
stein, Carolyn and Skippy Kaplan,
Florence Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schwartz, was
Dean Laib, Mary Ann Shapiro and
united in marriage with Leon Sheff, son of Mrs. Edith Sheff of
Tenny Schlafer.
Charleston, W. Va., in a double ring ceremony recently at the Bnai
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The bride's gown of white satin, trimmed with Irish lace, had a
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The bride's attendants were matron of honor, Mildred Preiser;
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maid of honor, Sylvia Barrish; bridesmaids, Gertrude Naftaly, Betty
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Farkas, Muriel Sender, Helen Kern, Mildred Cohen; and flower girl,
Under the Supervision of
Patty Preiser. Dr. Earl Sheff, the groom's brother, Was best man.
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Ushers were Edward Mosses, Sam Kern, Robert Mosses, Walter Naf-
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by CHAS. J. MARX
taly, Sam Borstein and Alex Preiser.
Wedding:,
and BEItNIE I.EFIVOWITZ
Dinner for 250 guests was followed by a reception. The newly-
weds are back from a wedding trip to the East.
Banquets
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Barbara Becker will arrive this
weekend to spend her vacation
from the University of Michigan
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A latke party was held by the Harry Becker of Strathcona drive.
Haifa Chapter of the Zionist Or-
ganization of America following
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Welt
its meeting Dec. 23 at the home will honor Mr. and Mrs. Irving
of Dr. and Mrs. I. Walter Silver. Engel of New York City with a
Those attending were Dr. and supper party Sunday evening.
Mrs. Paul Fraiberg, Dr. and Mrs.
Irving Silver, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowe have
Carp, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Kazdan,
Dr. and Mrs. Morris Kazdan, Dr. arrived from Chicago to attend the
Philip Sherman, Dt. Bernard Wes- wedding Saturday, Dec. 28, of Mrs.
ton, Dr. Joseph Kerzman and Dr. Ethel Friedman to Leo I. Franklin.
Jack Weinstein.
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Leon Fleischer, guest artist at
the Music Hall recently, was en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Weinberg of Wildemere avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Saretsky
of Alpena have returned after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Bello
and family of Grand avenue and
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. R. Robert Lynn of Bos-
ton boulevard.
Mrs. Nathan B. Schermer will
be hostess at a luncheon Jan. 17.
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