• Friday, July 18, 1941 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Ten --- Elliman Sails to See Mother in Eke Louis Mevis-Molono ► i z ed 1 Marriage So emn Sidney Kovinsky Feted After Bar Mitzvah Plans October Bridal Sidney Jay Kovinsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kovin- sky of Elmhurst avenue, whose Bar Mitzvah was solemnized at Bnai David Synagogue, was hon- ored at a dinner party and re- ception July 5 at the Wardell- Sheraton hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Louts M. Elli- man of the Briggs . Hotel were guests at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel for 10 days prior to Mr. Elliman's departure on the Mau- retania July 11 for a five week visit with his mother in Dublin, Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. L. Elliman of Dublin are returning with their cousin on the same boat after spending two months visiting in the U. S. NW Men's Club Stages Picnic, Ball Game Sunday In conjunction with its picnic Sunday at Lola Valley Park, the Northwest Men's Club League tosalie Gross of Collingwood avenue will leave Saturday for a week's vacation in Charlevoix. will stage its annual all-star game. Captains of the softball teams composing the league will meet this week to select the 24 outstanding stars in the loop who will compete. The picnic committee, headed by Herbert Harris, has arranged a program for the children with prizes and souvenirs. Wading pools, swings and sand boxes will also be provided. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Sarasohn, formerly of Webb avenue, are now residing in their new home at 18688 Monica avenue. Photo h itt•ith,l,evett IRENE DeSURE At a family gathering on July 12, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel DeSuic of Clements avenue announced the engagement of their daugh- Mrs. Michael Malitz of Cleve- ter Irene, to Cyril Astrein, son land has beers visiting her par- of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Astrein ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jacob- of Rochester avenue. The wed- son of Muirland avenue. ding will take place late in Currently pacing the league in October. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kurland of batting is Al Levy, with .642. Savery avenue had as their Other top batters are Jack Law- guest Mrs. Kurland's father, REBECCA GRATZ AUXILIARY son, .600; Artie Schultz, .571; Sy Aaron Goldman of Memphis. Rebecca Gratz Auxiliary of Berent, .500; Al Brook, .461; Harry Krohner, .454; J. Jackman, Bnai Brith Young Women is The Canterbury House was the .416; and J. Rodman, .400. sponsoring an excursion to Bob- scene of a luncheon and shower Phil Cameron, Nat Marblestone. Lo at 5 p.m. Thursday. For fur- honoring Shirley Blumenau of Photo by J. J. Clatke Lou Cohen, Tom Mittledorf, Sam Bay City given by Mrs. K. Z. MRS. SHERWIN E. MOLONON Benz and Irving Lash are vieing ther information call Eve Kur- Sachse of Burlingame avenue, land, Ty. 6-0537 before Monday. July 9. Forty guests attended. The marriage of Natalie Mevis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David for pitching roles. Mevis of Sturtevant avenue, to Sherwin Edward Molonon, son of Mrs. Robert Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Molonon of Burlingame avenue, was solemn- daughter, Marilyn of Miami ized by Rabbi Morris Adler at the Wardell-Sheraton Hotel. Beach have been visiting Mr. Bette Lou Shlain was maid of honor and Mrs. Abraham Budinan, and Mrs. Daniel Rachmiel of Elaine Mevis and Sally Kovinsky were bridesmaids. Wetb avenue. Best man was Max Horwitz and ushers were Abraham Budman, Bernice Blaufarb has returned Harold Baron and Saul Glosser. A dinner and reception followed to her home in New York after a visit in Detroit as guest of Mr. the ceremony. The newlyweds spent their honeymoon in Chicago. and Mrs. Isidore Katz of Pen- nington drive. Mr. and Mrs. David Davis have returned to their home in the Alden Park Manor from a trip to Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Newman of Sturtevant avenue have re- turned from a short stay in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Green and son, Milton, and daughter, Eliza- beth of Cortland avenue are spending a few weeks at Mus- koka Lodge. Dr. and Mrs. Adolph Ehrlich of Calvert avenue and Miss Dora Cashdan left on a motor trip ' through Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell I. Gold of San Juan drive announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son. Frank- lin Owen, Saturday at Congre- gation Shaarey Zedtik. A faintly gathering honoring their son will be held Sunday evening at their home. --- Mrs. and Mrs. Herman Becker of Hartwell avenue announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son Allan Gene, Saturday. Aug. 2 at Beth Aaron Synagogue. A dinner in their son's honor will be held Aug. 3 at the Wilshire Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Becker- man of Calvert avenue left July 11 for Miami Beach where they will spend two weeks. Electrical Aids for Easier Summer Living `Professor Mandoek' on Center Filth List ear lililzrah Dr. and Mrs. Irwin Lappin of Woodingham drive are sojourn- ing in Reading, Pa. HUDSON'S "Professor Mamlock, - a pow- erful anti-Fascist film, will be shown at 8:45 p.m. Thursday in the outdoor court of the Jewish Community Center as the second in a series of Thursday evening classic film presentations. This full length film depicts the impact of Nacism on a fa- mous German-Jewish surgeon and his family. Harry D. Katz, adult education director of the Center, is in charge of the pro. grain. Vacillator ON OUR SILVER ANNIVERSARY COFFEEMAKER Invites You To Spend A Most Enjoyable Vacation AT SPECIAL LOW RATES "The Best and Most Reasonable" All modern conveniences. 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