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D E T ROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Troth Revealed.

Infants Group
Election Held

Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Clayman of Pingree avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter Dorothy to Jack Green, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Green of 'Greenlawn avenue. The bride-elect at-
tended the University of Michigan and will graduate from Wayne
M Green'attended the University of Michigan.
University in June. r.
He served with the army overseas during the war.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack I. Feinstein of Murray Hill avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter Miriam to Leonard C. Jaslove,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jaslove of Broadstreet avenue. July 4
has been chosen for the wedding date, with an afternoon ceremony
at Congregation Beth Tikvah.

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MI'S,
Ellen Silver of Rochester, N. Y., announces the engagement
her daughter Muriel Hollender of Detroit to Hanley Rothenberg,
, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Rothenberg of Pontiac.

At a family dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Levin of Steel ave-
nue announced the engagement of their daughter Elaine to Ernest
M. Gold, son of Mrs. Harry Berihan of Chicago and Mr. Louis Gold
of Hot Springs, Ark. The bride-elect will graduate from the Uni-
versity of California at Los Angeles in June. Her fiance received his
B.S. from Wayne University.

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ELEANOR GOODMAN
• • •

April 18—To Mr. and Mrs. I. Goodman Cohen of Northlawn
avenue, a daughter, Ina Cheryl.
April 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Folkoff (Sara Grunt) of Glad-
/stone avenue, a son, Laurence Arnold.
The bride-elect attended Wayne
April 20—To Mr. and Mrs. George Bright (Faye Kamnetzky) of University and the University of
Stoepel avenue, a son, Steven Alan.
Michigan. Her fiance attends
April 23—To Mr. and Mrs. David Silberg firma Goldberg), a the Northern Illinois College of
daughter, Marcy Helene.
Optometry where he is affiliated
April 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Glanz (Lillian Grunt) of with Mu Sigma Pi, optometric
fraternity..
Gladstone avenue, a daughter, Phyllis Ferry.

April 25—To Mr. knd Mrs. Morris Levine (Ida Schnider) of Ful-
lerton avenue, a daughter, Barbara.
April 29—To 'Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wettenstein (Roslyn Robins),
formerly of New York, of Pinehui•st avenue, a son, Gary Philip.
April 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jacobs (Virginia Strauss) of Stahe-
lin avenue, a daughter, Linda Ann.

Junior Hadassah Semi-Formal
to Honor Israeli Birthday

The Junior Hadassah semi-for-
mal dance, - slated for Saturday
evening at the Detroit Leland
hotel, will honor the first anni-
versary of\Israel. The girl rais-
ing the most money in ads for the
donor ad book will be crowned
"Queen of the Birthday Ball."
Procacds from the ticket sales
and, the donor book will go to
Meier Shfeyah, the children's vil-
lage in Israel. supported by all
Junior Hadassith groups in the
U. S. Quota for the chapter this
year is $2,250...

DANCERS ONTROGRAM

Entertainment will be furnished
by the Phil Brestoff orchestra and
the Robert Morgan dancers.
Tickets may be purchased at
the Center, Lieberman and Citrin
restaurant, Nate's delicatessen or
Brothers (7 Mile 4 Dexter). For
information, call Judy Pregerson,
fund chairman, TO. 8-8044.
Junior Hadassah has planned
other activitie:a the proceeds of
which will go to Meier Shleyah.
Two plays, "The Annis4rsary,"
depicting the birth of Israel, and
a comedy, "Ct . azy to Reduce,"
will be presented on a program
set for May 26 at the Center. For
tickets, call Beverly Gold fine, TO.

Women Await
Victory Day

Workers of the Women's Divi-
sion of the 1949 Allied Jewish
Campaign are triumphantly
bringing to a close' their work on
this year's drive.
The women set for themselves
the goal of covering 18,169 slips
and have to date reported on
11,981 of them. This represents
$542,100 or 65'1, coverage.
In a joint statement, Mesdames
Max Frank, Juhn C. Hopp and
Henry Wineman, chairmen of the
divisional campaign, asked that
every slip. should be covered
promptly so that complete reports
can be wade at the final report
luncheoh Tuesday, May 17, at the
Detroit-Leland.
A workers' celebration is being
planned after the conclusion of
Le campaign at Knollwood Coun-
try Club, the date to be an-
nounced later in the month. ,

In NOT

TOO LATE

To Make Decoration Day Reserva-
tions. 3 Days-511 to 610 a day per
person including food. Phone VA.
241110. Evenings and Sunday, 10
A. M. to 2 P.M.. phone TE. 4-6315.
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ON GRAND
TRAVERSE
BAY
In Pollen-Free
North Michigan
22 Miles North
of Traverse City
ON-M-22
A. S. Landis, Mgr.

JUDY PREGERSON
• • •

The group has presented a rec-
ord album, "Israel in Song," to
the Detroit Public Library. Bette
Shanbrom and Ann Epstein made
the presentation.
Proceeds from distribution of
the album of Yiddish folk music
will also go to Meiev Shfeyah.

9-1178,

Dining Room

Hechalutz Unit
Charts Seminar

The founding seminar of a
Hechalutz group here will be
held the week-end of May 20,
and will consist of an Oneg Shah-
bat and greetings from Yehudah
Messinger, Hechalutz representa-
tive from Israel.
Workshopi and a "Iiityashvut"
evening will make up Saturday's
program. Hechalutz is an organ-
ization for ArnVrichn youth be-
tween 18-35 wishing to emigrate
to lstael.

Getting Married?

Wedding Gowns

For Rent

All Sizes

Luxurious Satins with
Long Trains and Veils

Call Mrs. Sidran

TO.

8-2316

After 7:30 P.M. for Appoint/rest

Local Ort Units
to Elect Officers

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His address, "The Center—To-
day and Tomorrow," will review
the anter's progress during his
tenure and the trends he foresees
for toe future.

Open House Set
by Country Camp

Country Day Camp is expect-
ing throngs of visitors and pic-
nickers at its open house starting
Ott 10 a.m., Sunday, according to
Dr. W. A. Goldberg, director.
The camp is the city's only day
camp in the country. To reach it,
take 8-Mile to Gd. River, turn
right on Wixom road, Mich. 218,
north of Novi. Turn right and
follow the signs.

Country Day offers complete
facilities of an overnight camp,
sports, nature study, water ac-
tivities, arts and crafts, gardening
and dramatic work.
For information, call Dr. Gold-
berg, TO. 9-1045.

Dr. Harry E. August will pre-
side as toastmaster of the dinner
which starts at 6 p. in., Mrs. Wil-
liam B. Isenberg of the Center
board of directors, announced.

The program will include re-
marks by Yehudah Roseninau,
speaking for the staff and Her-.
man Jacobs as executive director,
and community singing led by
Julius Chajes, music supervisor.

Eve Meister

PRESENTS tIER PUPILS IN A

MUSICAL REVUE

"MEISTER FOLLIES"

MAP WEDNESDAY TALK

Dr. Joseph W. Eaton of Wayne
University will speak on "The
Infant Israel Grows Up" before

Tuesday, May 24th

Detroit Institute of Arts
Lecture Hall
7:45 P.M.
Admission 75c

the Wednesday Evening. Discus-
sion \ Group at 9 p. m., May 18
at the Center.

Tickets will be Sold at the Door

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An election of officers dna a
ea!, review by Rabbi 13. Bene-
Mrs. Sam Merson was elec4ed dict Glazer will feature the an-
preSident and Mrs. Sally Abels nual meeting of the Detroit re-
-and Mrs. Saul Golden vice-presi- gion of Oct at 12:30 p. m., Tues-
dents of the Infant Service Group. day, at the Franklin Hills country
Other officers are Mesdames club.
Benjamin Rochlen, Sidney Ber-
Mrs. Harry Becker, retiring
man, Sam Katz, Leo Bigelman, president, will deliver• her annual
Harry Goodman, George Klein, report and the new slate of of-
Hyman Krupp, Irving Kotin, ficers will be elected and in-
Louis Merson, Hyman Kramer stalled, for the groups as well as
and Jack Freeman.
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Mrs. Julian A. Grace is retiring
president.
The new officers will be install-
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Samuel H. Rubiner, retiring
A birthday party was held for president of the Jewish Com-
the children at the Detroit Ortho- munity Center, will be the prin-
pedic Clinic nursery school. Fol- cipal speaker at the 15th annual
lowing refreshMents, each child meeting of the Center Sunday
eve ing.
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was presented with a gift. '

Annual Center
Conclave Set

The betrothal is announced of
Eleanor Goodman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Goodman
of Oaliman boulevard, to Sidney
Goldberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Goldberg of Elmhurst avenue..

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