Thursday, June 2, 1949 Norma Solomon Feted at Pre-Nuptial Affairs DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Married at Candlelight Norma Solomon was the honor- ed guest at a dinner and miscel- laneous shower given by her sisters, Mesdames Harry Dorf- man, Herman Blavin, Morton Foreman, Allan Blondy, Harry Eisen, Irving Klein, and Miss Ann Solomon, at the Park Avenue Penthouse. Mrs. Joseph Wynn feted Miss Solomon at a dinner and shower. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bookstein, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Novograd, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Bookstein and Mr. and Mrs. George Zelman have returned (rani cruise of the Great Lakes. • Season Begins at Greenbush Inn Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Junes of Muirland avenue have re- turned from a short stay at Lake Orion. • Decoration Day weekend marked the opening of the season for Greenbush Inn, Harry L. Der- mer, manager of the popular Lake Huron resort, announced. "As usual, the big months are July and August," Dermer said, "which means that there will be plenty of rooms available during June. For that reason I am offer- ing low attractive rates for the month." Greenbush Inn has its own golf, tennis courts, riding stables, white sand beach, fishing, swim- ming and, for the evening hours, dancing and entertainment. Dr. and Mrs. Sam Gingold and family of Greenlawn avenue are leaving this week to make their home in Cincinnati. Back from New York City are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malamud of Sturtevant avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Morey Levy of Fullerton avenue are in Tucson. Mrs. Morris Jacobs of Savery avenue are Mrs. Louis Jacobs .of Greenlawn avenue have returned from' Hot Springs, Ark. and Mem- phis,',Tenn. MRI S. ALEX J. ETKIN Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sorkin • * * of Long Island, N. Y. were the houseguests of Mr. and . Mrs. At a candlelight ceremony at Congregation Shaarey Zedek, David Sefansky of Petoskey ave- April 26, Toby Langer, daughter of Mr. and Mr5i. Carl Langer of nue. Pennington drive, was united in marriage to Alex J. Elkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elkin of Kendall avenue. Mrs. Harry Kaplan of Pingree The bride chose a gown of ivory satin combined with heirloom avenue left this week for a stay rosepointe lace. It was simple in design with a high neckline, but- in Nevi. York City. toned down front, and hip panniers. The collar and cuffs were of rosepointe lace and were pearl Mr. and Mrs. Norman Singer encrusted. of Hartwell avenue are visiting Her long veil of silk tulle was held in place by a close fitting in New York City. bonnet of rosepointe lace, trimmed with pearls andextended oeyond the full cathedral train of t)ite gown. Her Bible was covered with white orchids. Mrs. Louis Marcus was matron of honor. Mesdames Fred Birn- dorf, Jack Gregory and Victor Baum, and Miss Edith Langer were bridesmaids. Seating the guests were Messrs. Herbert Schein, Victor Baum, Robert Wolf, Frederick Hirschman and Marvin Langer. Assisting Rabbi Morris Adler and Rabbi Leon Fram, was Rabbi Sydney Mossman, of Nashville, Tenn., brother-in-law of the groom. Troth Revealed Fete Enid Berkowitz at Pre-Nuptial Affairs Enid Berkowitz was honored at a luncheon and miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. S. P. Baker at the Belcrest. Other hostesses honoring Miss Berkowitz weist Mesdames George Brown and William H. Baron. Doris Moss Honored at Bridal Parties June bride-elect Doris Moss was .honored at luncheon given by Jeanne Carnick and Mrs. Philip Helfman. Miss Moss and her fiance, Leo Pearl, were feted at dinner parties given by Mr. and Mrs. Barney Katzman, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Levine have and Mrs. Leslie Share and Mr. returned to their home on Sturte- and Mrs. Lawrence Fleischman. vant avenue from Miami Beach. Mr .and Mrs. Albert Ziskind of Wildemere avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Lorraine to Samuel Rosner, son of Mrs. Rose Plack of Lauder avenue. The wedding will take place in the late summer. , Zion Mizrachi Unit Aesenlapian Unit Officers Charts 'Festival' Installs Mrs. Hy Margolis was installed A "strawberry festival" will be held by the Sisters of Zion Mizrachi at 1 p.m. Monday, June 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sol B. Edelman, 2250 La Salle Gardens. Proceeds will go to the. Child Rescue Fund. On the committee are Mes- dames Isaac Rosenthal, Joseph II. Kunin and Harry Finkelstein. For reservations, call Mrs. Rosen- thal, chairman, TY. 6-6066. The grout will meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday, June 8. Mrs. Ida Goldsmith will present a slate of officers. Mrs. Rose Singer is president. M. Lou Cohen of the Wilshire hotel is visiting in New York City. LORRAINE ZISKIND • • • Page Nis. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leader and family attended an engagement party for their son Marvin and Lenora Kramer in New York City. as president of the Aesculapiaa Ladies Auxiliary at a member- ship Luncheon, May 25. Others installed were Mes- dames Martin Share, Michael Wainer, David Yaffe, Lewis Konigman, Albert Roggin, Harry Katzman and Phillip Forman, Mrs. David Berg was 'installing officer. Presentation of a gift to out- going president, Mrs, Asher Smith, was made by Mrs. Katz- man. Mesdames Robert Fleiss and Myer Robiner were chair- men. Aaron Cohens Return From Chicago Event Mr. and Mrs. Aaron L. Cohen of Chicago boulevard west have re- turned from Chicago where they attended the golden wedding cele- bration of their brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cohen, at the Shoreland hotel. Detroit's Best Laundry Value Thome:nub of Women Sai- 1 Use Quality Laundry Because It Saves Time, Money and Worry." 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