Page 8 DETROIT JEWISH Thursday, Janua CHRONICLE. gm e ea in of Local Society council Unit to Discuss UN Pearl Weisner, Irvin Dubin Wed Honeymoons in Florida Nen' Bri Pearl Jean Weisner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Weisner of Wildemere avenue, became the bride of Irvin Dubin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dubin of Duane avenue, at a candle- light ceremony Thanksgiving night. The Structure and Program of the United Nations" will be dis- cussed at a meeting of the In- ternational Relations Committee of the National Council of Jew- ish Women at 1 p.in. Monday at the home of Mrs. Louis M. Har- ley, 17325 Fairfield avenue. The meeting is open to Council members and their friends. Mesdames Ellis Rifkin, Frank Winton, Henry Weinberg, Her- bert Eskin and Gerhart Bergman will participate in the discussion. Mrs. Edward Kahn, assisted by Mrs. Joseph Seltzer and Mrs. Jacob Sauls are in charge of the program. The bride wore a gown of off- white lace with a round neckline trimmed with baby seed pearls. Her illusion veil fell from a crown of orange blossoms, and she carried a Bible with white orchids and lilies of the valley. Bridal attendants were Mrs. Shirley Goldin, matron-of-honor and Ilene Weisner, maid-of-hon- or. Delphine Weisner, Phyllis Dubin, Celia Busch, Ann Saul- son and Marilyn Hershenson were bridesmaids. Sheruth Duchess Named at Donor Dr. Morris Dubin was best man for his brother. Sol Busch, Jack Goldin, Henry Rubin, Bill Saul- son and Louis Segel ushered. The newlyweds went on a three-week wedding trip to Mi- ami Beach and other southern The title "Sheruth Donor Duchess' was conferred on Mrs. Harry Storch at the Sheruth League donor luncheon Jan. 17 at Masonic Temple. Mrs. Storch, who was selected from the audience contestants, won a tip-to-toe outfit donated by local merchants. Door prizes were also awarded. Proceeds from the affair will go for sending underprivileged chil- dren to camp. They are avenue. 4$' MRS. MARTIN • • . At a candlelight Dec. 11 at the Foi t W Nancy Margulies, daul and Mrs. Abraham Nt, Fullerton avenue, b bride of Martin Safir of Mr. and Mrs. CA' living on Kendall Meyers' road. The bride's gown of ivory satin was desigr illusion yoke. The I sleeves were trimmed peels, and the skirt By ELLA R, ANTHONY long circle train. I Mr. and M:s. Jerry Levine and tiered fingertip ‘ctl f their family of Dayton, Ohio, for- cap of intwined >iIn merly of Bay City, have returned She carried a Ftli spray of carnation; tl to make their home here. • • • orchids, Marcia Margulies W. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kahn and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dreyer have honor for her sister. returned from a trip to Boston. ers, the bridegroom's ma Berry, Audrey • • • Marilyn Stair, Annie Mrs. M. A. Pasick has organized a 14 voice children's choir at Bonnie Segal were h Leonard Rouff was Temple Abraham. Participating Harold Edelson, Rob are: Jack Blumenthal, Gail Gold- Mike Rouff, Arnie en, Jacqueline Goodgall, Margo Barry Sofir and Edw Horowitz, David Horowitz, Ben- man ushered. • nie Kessler, Sue Levin, Shirley Miller, Delores Miller, Marcia Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rae Pasick, Arnold Ruskin, Judy and their family, fc Sherman, Marcia Sherman and Parkside avenue, are n Terry Tearston. new home on Renhou • • • ci!! City utty notes Society notes MRS ALLEN PRINSTEIN • • • Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Blatni- koff, formerly of Monte Vista Vivian Berry, daughter of Mrs. Jacob Berry of Elmhurst avenue avenue, are now residing at 17598 and the late Mr. Berry, became the bride of Allen Prinstein at a Freeland avenue. candlelight ceremony Nov. 1 at the Bel Aire Terrace. The Meyer Prinsteins of Calvert avenue are parents of the Rabbi Irving L. Goldman and bridegroom. his son, Simcha, of New Orleans, White satin and net fashioned the bridal gown, which featured are visiting Rabbi Goldman's sis- a neckline trimmed with seed pearls and beads. The full hooped ter, Mrs. Louis Cohen of Tuxedo skirt was trimmed with brocades satin. avenue. Her two tiered illusion veil was held in place by a seed pearl and beaded tiara. She carried a white Bible adorned with orchids Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weingarden and lilies of the valley. and their daughter of Marlowe The bride's sister, Mrs. S. Singer, attended as matron-of-honor. avenue have returned from Mi- Evelyn Prinstein, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor, ami Beach. Mrs. S. Shayne, Belle Davis, Norma Karbal and Rita Schaeffer were bridesmaids. Riva Berry was flower girl and Gail Kott was junior bridesmaid. Mrs. Isaac Gilbert and Mrs. Jack Prinstein was best man for his brother. Sidney Shayne, Samuel Glogower will leave Feb. 4 for New York. They will sail Bernie Schneider, Don Klein, and William Zucker ushered, David Vacationing in Florida are the Kott was ring-bearer. on a cruise to South America Morris Jaffes, the George Kahns, Detroit's Best L Feb. 7. The couple honeymooned in Miami Beach and Havana. They the Julius Shermans and the are living on Elmhurst avenue. Value Harry Singers. • • • Returned from a New York I housands of Tram trip are the Ivor Kahns. Mrs. Monty Biller has returned from a visit with friends and rela- 'I lice Quality Laund tives in Detroit. Mrs. Abe Shaman is visiting Mr. and Mrs. David J. Guss of It Saves her family in Chicago and S.t Clements avenue announce the Dr. Irving Bernbaum, execu- Louis. Mrs. Monte Wittelshofar of Bar Mitzvah of their son, Sanford tive director of the National Time, Money and Boston boulevard has returned Samuel, at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Home for Jewish Children at from a visit with her children in Shirtc Beautifully Vacationing in Florida are Mr. Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. He will Denver, will be honored at an Boston, Mass. and Mrs. M. George Wayburn, be honored at a reception begin- open house starting at 8:30 p.m. ning at 5 p.m. Sunday at the Guss Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ger- Returning this week end from Hermine Stone of Atkinson home. son B. Bernstein, 19620 Canter- a visit in East Orange and At- bury road. avenue has returned horn a visit HOGARTH 8 lantic City, N. J. is Mrs. Perry with friends in Beverly Hills, Mrs. Sidney G. Sherman, presi- Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Benjamin P. Burnstine of La Salle boule- Cal. Your Patronage S of Elmhurst avenue announce dent of the local group, has ask- vard. ed members and their friends to the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Grant of attend. inimmin..•••••••••••••• ■■■ ••• Neil Jay, at 9 a.m. Saturday at West Hartford, Conn., are visiting Bnai Moshe. Open house will be WE HAVE their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip held in his honor fr Mrs. Clarence Sarasohn and 7 to 11 Weisman of Covington Drive. p.m. Saturday. No car her son, Lester, of Monterey ave- • I YOUR FAVORITE While in Detroit, the Grants at- . J nue, have returned from a month tended the Bar Mitzvah of their in Miami Beach. While there, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lapides of You'll find a complete cousin, Abba Ian Friedman. • FANCY CHEESE Pontiac announce the Bar Mitz- they visited with Mrs. Sarasohn's I line of Pinconning • IMPORTED CHEESE vah of their son, Gordon David, parents, the Arthur Bericks of cheese for a family de- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Simmer and at 8:15 p.m. Friday, Feb. 3 at Indiana avenue, who are spend- • STRONG, Medium & Mild light • BOTH ('HEDDER & COLII their sons, of Wildemere avenue, snack or bite. Temple Beth Jacob in Pontiac. ing the winter in Miami Beach. have returned from a motor trip A reception will follow the serv- to Miami Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ginsburg of ices. No cards. Chicago boulevard were hosts at Mr. and Mrs. Herman S. Gach 18263 WYOMING NEAR CURTIS Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schreib- a dinner party given at the Great UN. of Santa Barbara Drive are man of Glendale avenue an- Lakes Club. HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., II-S; Thurs., Fri., Sat., 1 - 1: Su•.. spending a month in Miami nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their IIINIMIIIMINIHIIHI MMIN• 11 •=1•111•1•11•Inloninal Beach. son, Paul Lewis, at 9 a.m. Sat- NO FINER urday at Northwest Hebrew Con- SALMON Mrs. Harold M. Barker has re- gregation. AT ANY turned to her home in Chicago PRICE after a visit with her mother, Returned from New York City S e Mrs. David Oppenheim of Chi- are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fuchs Coll TO. 9-6878 or TO. 3 cago boulevard. of Huntington Woods. We serve strictly kosher ar Mitzca4 Open House to Honor Denver Home Director Qualify Lau CH F 1 I I I WORDEN'S CHEESE MARK CATERINI I LEE FIELDS ORCHESTRAS AND DITTITAINMENT Call TY 7-6888 of TT 7-5594 1 LLA R ROC It Beautiful Children's Dresses Handmade Originals Sizes 1 to 6 MARY ANN'S TO 5-4991 COLUMBIA RIVER CuI CNIHOOK SALMON Harabonim) in your home gogue r favorite hall or Wilshire Hotel dining roc)] DOIRFMA PERILI WILSHIRE MOTE! Third M Collincrwood