PHIL ROTHSCHILD

PAUL

BUNYAN and his gi'eat
Blue Ox reigned at the
"most informal" dance of the
year in Ann Arbor when stu-
dents donned blue jeans and
plaid shirts to attend. Twosomes
in a dancing mood were Elaine
Rubach with Al viendlo, Sandy
Perlis and Marilyn Kopel, Jerry
Rubiner and Joan Greenwald.
Elaine Messenger and Corky
Korman.
The S. D. T's "Sleighme"
shindig started 'he social ball
rolling after the vacation lull.
First a sleigh ride, than back
to the sorority house for danc-
ing and eats. Local gals who
participated were Boots Kal-
man, Renee Simmer, Judy Lev-
in, Esther Sklare, Joan Da-
vidoff, Barbara Becker, Rosalie
Mayer, Joane Steinberg and
Phyliss Leib.
• • •
THE COL'M SINGS "Happy
Birthday" this week to Gerry
Taines, Irene Isaacs, Gabe
Glantz, Dick Miller, Saul Moss,
Jerome Avison, Alfred Farber,
Jerry Linderman, Max Mark-
zon, Sol Penskar and Ed
Springer, Marvin Bayles, Frank
Friedman and Harold Phillips.
• • •
STORK TALK . .
The Harold Weisses are rock-
ing a 6 lb. 9 oz. addition named
Barbara Jean . . . The Danny
Pragers boast 'bout a new son
and the Jerry Lindermans are
beaming over their newcomer.
• • •
PEOPLE
Chic Doris Newmark who's a
member of the Civic Light
Opera Cast, had her photo in
the Detroit Times showing a
few of her dance routines . . .
She's been receiving loads of
phone calls from strange men
asking for dates . . The catch
is that Doris is married and
hubby eyes the phone jealously
every time it rings.
Doris Altman is glad to get
back to our "mild" weather
after fighting the blizzard in
New York . . . Shoeman Norm
Rosenfeld is piloting his Sibley
team in the H. P. basketball
league.

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ROMANCE PATTER . . .
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man (Washington), Marge Har-
ris and Dr. Warren Sheldon.
Ruth Newman and George
Goldfine will speak their "I
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PARTIES
When Elaine Robbins walked
into her home, hubby Norm gave
the signal for the gang to sing
out with "Happy Birthday." Cut-
ting the birthday cake were Art
Schurgin, Phil Schreiber and Lee
Robinson, the Sam Seyburns,
Iry Robinson and Sybil Ebner
and Sammy Israel.
The Master Singers assembled
for just an ordinary meeting at
Morris Shultz' abode, but, it
ended up with a glittering exhi-
bition of Detroit talent who
crashed in. Lending their apti-
tude to the party were Lil Rob-
bins, Florence Kutzen, Shosha-
nah Brooks Freedman, Freddie
Sheyer and Herman Pritz.
• • •
HEARD AND OVERHEARD
Sherry Epstein and Clive Can-
tor are still in a wiriosome mood.
. . . Shirlee Oram received a
good looking watch from her
steady, Mischa Sachs, and Janet
Grenadier has an eye on a Cali-
fornia male.
• • •
A LINE OR TWO MORE
The Gamma Kappa Chis will
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dance on Feb. 4 at the Whittier
with Ben Katzman supplying the
music.
Actress Eve LeGallienne open-
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p.m., Sunday, in the Jewish Cen-
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cil, will be principal speaker.
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Commission on Higher Education
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Judge Robert M. Toms will
address the Men's Club of, Tem-
ple Israel at 8:30 p.m. Thurs-
day, Jan. 22 in
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• • •
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Fay Lipton, Lorreta Cornfield
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