/ Page Sir Friday, February 25, 1949 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE in the Rea& Zocal Society Dulcie Krasnick Feted at Pte-Nuptial Events Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mintz and son Marshall are expected back soon after spending six weeks with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Higer, of Los Angeles, form- Bride-elect Dulcie Krasnick was honored at miscellaneous showers by Mesdames Samuel Becker, John Rosefjeld and Gerald Girard. Miss Krasnick was also feted at several luncheons, dinner parties, brunches and a cocktail party. erly of Detroit. Esther Goldsmith of Glad- stone avenue has returned from Mr. and Mrs. Irving Weinstein 8nd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kling- er celebrated their first and eighth wedding anniversaries, respectively, at a theater party. Washington, D.C. and Philadel- phia. Visiting in Miami Beach are Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fein of Holly, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Morris, of Burlingame avenue, have re- Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Blumenau of Whitmore road will leave in March by plane for a three week trip to Mexico and California. turned from a vacation in Miami Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schwarz- stein of Englewood, N.J. are visiting Detroit. Mrs. Schwarz- stein is the former Helen Mit- teldorf of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alvin of the Belcrest Hotel have returned from a stay in Maimi Beach. On a month's vacation in Florida are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Cutler. Upon their return they will reside on Santa Rosa drive. Morris Jacobs of LaSalle boul- evard is vacationing in Miami Beach. Renee Salon of Longfellow avenue has returned to school in Gainesville, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Al Gordon and daughters Stephanie and Carole have moved into their new home at 18685 Ardmore avenue, Mrs. Julius Schultz and son Saul of Grosse Pointe Heights left for an extended trip through the Southwest. Before returning home in April they will tour through the eastern states. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kalt of Sturtevant avenue are visiting in Florida. E. antetti nolei By LOIS BARNETT Paula Tendler Feted at Surprise. Party Mr. and Mrs. Max N. Tendler of Highland avenue gave a sur- prise party in honor of their daughter Paula's eighth birthday. Among the guests were Janice Klinger, Barry Cohen, Sandra Fishman, Brenda Nadler and George Eisenberg. Mrs. Leon Mandell, president; Mrs. Eugene Levine, vice-presi- dent; Mesdames Larry Goldberg and David Schwartz, secretaries, and Miss Saclye Rosenblatt, treas- urer. 4 Wedding Gowns LEE FIELDS TO 6-6692 11641 Dexter MR. LANDAU HO. 9050 Mrs. Jack B. Gregory was ma- tron of honor, and Marilyn Rist, Tango — Fox Trot — Waltz PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTOR (Recently with nationally known dance studio in Detroit) YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN HELPS For Further Information CALL TYLER 7-1195 Evenings and Week•End Afternoons and Evenings Rhumba • Samba • Mambo . * * * Authentic records in a complete selection!! 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Remade to any size At a candlelight ceremony Feb. 17, at the Book Cadillac Hotel, Jeannine Sibyl Snyder. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Snyder of Roselawn avenue, became the bride of Herbert William Spoon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Spoon of Roslyn road. The bride chose a gown of ivory satin with a sheer illusion yoke which had a border of seed pearls and beads. Her veil of ivory illusion was held in place by a Mary Stuart bonnet of ivory satin. She carried an ar- rangement of white orchids and stephanotis on a white Bible. Mrs. Esther Stransman of Tor- onto is the gues,t of her children, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hart- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levine. man of Shrewsbury drive are spending a month in California. Mr. and Mrs. Max Siegel are visiting in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. George Seyburn of Wildemere avenue are vaca- Mr. and Mrs. Same'. Schwartz tioning in Miami Beach. and Mr. and Mrs. Ma•; Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. David Wein- have returned after a month's garden of Clairmount avenue stay in Miami Beach are spending two weeks in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Louis K. Lam- bert have sailed to Hawaii for Back from Chicago are Dr. a stay of several weeks. and Mrs. Herbert Bloom of Stratford road. Mrs. Samuel Glowgower is va- cationing in Los Angeles. Mrs. Raymond Berman of Bur- lingame avenue has joined her Mrs. Sally L. Brown is visiting brother-in-law and sister Mr. in California. and Mrs. Jack Greenberg who are visiting in Tuczon, Ariz. Visiting her children, the Sam- MRS. CYE EKELMAN uel Heavenriches in Beverly Mrs. Max Hamburger of Chi- Helen Jacobson, of Leslie ave- Hills, Calif., is Mrs. Walter Heav- cago boulevard is sojourning in Miami Beach. nue, spoke her marriage vows to enrich. Cye Ekelman, son of Mrs. Mollie Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Borin Ekelman, and the late Mr. Ekel- were hosts to some friends at a Ceiling Married? man, at Shaarey Zedek. dinner party. The bride chose a gown of slipper satin trimmed in chan- Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Bloom tilly lace and seed pearls. Her spent a few days in Chicago. For Rent crown of chantilly lace held in place the finger tip veil of illu- All Sizes sion. The Bible she carried bore Luxurious Satins with a white orchid with streamer. Long Trains and Veils Bridesmaids were Arline Ekel- ORCHESTRAS AND ENTERTAINED! Call Mrs. Sidran man, Barbara Vander, Maxine TO. 8-2346 Call TO. 5-4720 Cohen, Lieba Moss and Reva Or 'I I 7 •■.:91 ...After 7:30 I .M. for Appointment Gross. Bernie Ekelman was his brother's best man and Mrs. Edward Green was matron of honor. Jack Fox, Paul Green, Alex Citron, Norman Weitzman and • Always a fresh selection of rolls, bread and Jerold Gilfax served as ushers. delicious pastry. The couple are residing at 3029 Buena Vista avenue. • Dexter Quilt & Gift • Shoppe MRS. HERBERT SPOON The followiro. officers were Ann Smith, Barbara Freedman, elected by the BTM Sisterhood: Elaine Krell and Marcia Matlin AUDREY RUTH BUCKNER Back from a month's vacation At a recent skating party, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Buckner of in Miami Beach, are Mr. and Pontiac made a surprise announcement of the engagement of their Mrs. William Borin and daugh- daughter Audrey Ruth to Don Edward Gelbard, son of Mrs. Abe ter Nancy. Rudolph Gelbard of Detroit and the late Mr. Gelbard. Miss Buckner attended the Laurel School for Girls in Shaker Heights, 0., and is an alumna of Olivet College. Mr. Gelbard at- Speaks Marriage Vows tended Wabash College and the University of Michigan. The couple plan an early spring wedding. 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