FA*, 7ynt 5, 1942
THE JEWISH NEWS
NEWS OF INTEREST: TO WOMEN
OCTAL EVENTS
SOCIETY
Mrs. Isaac Gilbert, accompa-
d by her sister, Miss 'Laura
well, Miss Elsie Jackion of
w York, and Mrs. Harry New-
, are leaving June 12 for
levoix, Mich., for the sum-
✓ months.
• • •
Mrs. Elizabeth Kaplan has re-
ed from a six weeks visit
*th her son and daughter-in-
w, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
plan in Los Angeles, Calif.,
• her brother and sister-in-
w, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Lieb-
an in Dallas, Tex.
• • •
*ors. Harry Kopel of Edison
e. left Sunday for an extend-
' visit with her parents, Mr.
Mrs. I Michaelson of Los
geles, Calif. Mrs. Kopel will
the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
ax Chapman in Omaha, Neb.,
d will also visit relatives and
"ends in San Francisco before
turning home.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jacob of
n Blvd. are visiting their
Sgt. Richard Jacob, at Camp
n, Riverside, Calif.
• • •
Mrs. Rose Grossman and Miss
• ley Kimmel left for Alex-
dria, La., where they will
.t Private Sidney Grossman,
o is stationed at Camp. Clai-
rne, La.
• • •
•rp. Donald Roberts of Jeli-
n Barracks, Mo., and Mrs.
its (Anne Berger) are
is at the home of the lat-
e parents, Mr. and Mrs. liar-
H. Berger of Boston Blvd.,
le visiting in Detroit this
k.
• • •
formal garden part; will
„given in honor of Rose 1Wein-
en her 10th birthday by her
•ts, Mr. and Mrs. M. Wein-
Of 4086 Leslie Ave., on Sun-
, June 14.
• • •
. and Mrs. J. L. Rill, of
•'peg, Man., were the guests
I. Ressler and family, of W.
'lid Ave., for several days.
• • •
. and Mrs. Sidney Morris of
Attractive Bride
—Photo by J. J. Clarke
MRS. PHILIP LEVANT
Miss Ethel Keywell, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Key-
well of 18324 Fairfield Ave.,
became the bride of Philip Le-
vant, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Levine of 3753 Elm-
hurst Ave., on May 20, Rabbi
J. S. Sperka officiated, assisted
by Cantor Katzman.
Miss Florence Keywell assisted
her cousin as maid of honor,
Joyce Keywell being junior
bridesmaid. Samuel H. Levant
acted as best man.
The ceremony and reception
took place at the bride's home on
Fairfield Ave.
The couple left later on a
motor trip, their first stop being
Camp Joseph T. Robinson, to
visit their brother, Private Jer-
ome M. Keywell.
On their return they will be at
home at 950 Whitmore Drive.
ARMY OFFICERS
Lieut. Herbert Blumberg has
returned to Ft. Monmoth, N. J.,
after a visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blumberg
of Glynn Ct.
• • •
Lieut. Lester Neiman has re-
turned to Camp Lee Virginia
after a furlough spent with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nei-
man of Parkside Ave.
• • •
Lieut. Myrom Dushkin has ar-
rived from Ft. Benning, Ga.,
for a visit • with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Dushkin of Vir-
ginia Park.
lingame Ave., have as their
the latter's parents, Mr.
• •
• Mrs. Nate Rosenbaum, of
FORMER DETROITERS
•wn, 0.
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Mrs. Leo Janoff (Adeline Dwor-
LLEGIANS
man) and Mrs. H. L. Dworman
► troit students at the Univer- have returned to their home in
of Illinois who have returned Chicago after a visit in Detroit
their summer vacations in- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. J.
•e the Misses Betty Jane Lew- Dworman.
• • •
argie Aronsson, Miriam Fein-
Miss Miriam Berger of Wash-
: , Lillian Maxine Greenblatt,
el Fenton, Roland Harris, ington, D. C., is a guest at the
uel Rottenberg, Jerome Kut- home of ,her brother and sister-
Ralph Bonin and Albert Day- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Berger, while visiting relatives
•n.
Barbara Cohen has re- and friends in Detroit.
•
ined from Miami University,
ord, 0., and the Misses Elean-
-- iegel, Sherry Brown, Beverly
•tis, and Peninah Laikin have
ed from the University of
•nsin. Miss Marilyn Lieber-
• is home from the University
exas. Miss Elaine Sobel has
• , , ed to Michigan State Col
after a week-end visit with
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
1, of Outer Drive.
arvin Fenkel, son of Mr. and
Joseph Frenkel of Boston
d., is returning this week
Riverside Military Aca-
y, Gainsville, Ga.
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HAY FEVER CLUB
The Detroit Hay Fever Club
will have a charity card party
on Sunday afternoon and even-
ing, at the Bialostoker Hall, Lin-
wood near Pingree. Admission is
free.
Marriages
Rader - Neshkes — Mrs. Joseph
Rader announces the marriage of
her daughter, Ruth, to Private
Charles Rader, son of Mrs. Rose
Rader, which took place at
Tampa, Fla., May 26.
• • •
Leeds - Natinsky — Mrs. Anna
Natinsky announces the marriage
of her daughter, Eve, to Jack
Leeds on May 31, at Congrega-
tion Bnai David, Rabbi Joshua
Sperka officiating. Mr. Leeds is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Marcus of Chicago, Ill. Follow-
ing the ceremony, breakfast was
served at the Wilshire Hotel.
Levin-Shapero: Mrs. Judith
Shapero announces the marriage
of her d a u g h t e r, Mildred,
to Morris H. Levin," -son of
Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Levin, of
Seward Ave., at the Wilshire Ho-
tel, May 31. A luncheon for 80
guests followed the ceremony
which was read by Rabbi Joshua
Sperka.
Out of town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. R. Shilling and
Simon Shapero of New York,
Mrs. Betty Sipes and Miss Ger-
trude Sipes of Montreal, Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Hirst, Mrs. Sonia
Lichter, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pol-
lack, Selma and Irving Pollack
of Chicago.
PRE-NUPTIAL AFFAIRS
Miss Shulamith London was
hostess at a luncheon and shower
at the Whittier Hotel, May 28,
honoring her aunt, Miss Fruma
Brooks, a bride-elect of this
month.
• • •
Mrs. Jules M. Goldsmith, Mrs.
Jack Pearlman, Mrs. Samuel
Stein and Mrs. Diana Pomerantz
were joint hostesses to 80 guests
at a dinner and shower at the
Wilshire Hotel, June 3, compli-
menti*g Miss Ruth Pearlman.
Mrs. Nathan Oleshansky and Miss
Fay Bock will compliment Miss
Pearlman at a personal shower
and dinner June 9. Mrs. Samuel
Oleshansky and Mrs. Morris
Zack have issued cards for a din-
ner and shower to be given at
the Wilshire Hotel, June 16.
• • •
Miss Shirley Trepeck gave a
surprise miscellaneous shower in
honor of Mrs. Charles Rader
(Ruth Neshkes), May 20. Mrs.
Nathan Kirch her at a
Shower May '22.
• • •
Mrs. Julius Werner honored
Miss Bertha Goidhoff at a dinner
and linen shower at King Fong
Cafe, May 19. Mrs. Ed Newman
and Mrs. Sam Leinoff feted the
bride-elect at a shower and lunch-
eon at Frame's, May 26.
• • •
Miss Jeannette Vinacow of
Flint was entertained by her
aunts, Mrs. Albert Shapiro, Mrs.
Sam Levin and Mrs. Harry Lip-
sitz, at a supper and miscellan-
eous shower at the Wilshire Ho-
tel on May 20. Others who have
entertained for Miss Vinacow are
Mrs. A. Hertz of Flint, at a sup-
per, on May 25, at her home on
Dayton Street, and Mrs. Israel
Sendler and Mrs. Jack Pines of
Flint, at a supper and miscellan-
eous shower, on May 28, at the
Hilltop Inn.
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DANCE LESSONS
Heads Infants
Service Group
Bar Mitzvahs
Richard Barnett, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Louis L. Barnett of
16171 Normandy Ave. At home
Infants Service Group unani- Saturday, June 6, 7 to 11 p. m.
No cards.
f
mously re-elected Mrs. • Samuel
Arnold
Rosenthal,
son
of
Mr.
G. Bank as president.•Other of-
and Mrs. Philip Rosenthal of
ficers elected are: Mrs. David 3305 urlingame Ave., at Con-
King, Mrs. Manny Schare and gregaTion Shaarey Zedek, on
Mrs. Louis Levine, vice-presi- June 13. Reception that eve-
ning, at home, 7 to 10 p. in. No
cards.
1
Harold Shapiro, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Shapiro, of 2632
Buena Vista, at Beth Abraham
Synagogue, Linwood at Fuller-
ton. At home Saturday afternoon..
No cards.
Seymour Subar, son of Mrs.
Julius Subar, 2009 Hazelwood
Ave., Saturday, June 13, at 9
a. m., at Congregation of Young
Israel, 2691 Joy Road. Reception
afternoon and evening. No cards.
Louis Watnick, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Ungerleider, Sat-
urday, June 6, at Congregation
Mishkan Israel, 2646 Blaine
Ave. Reception Sunday, June 7,
at 8 p. m., at 4295 Pasadena
Ave.
Arthur Sherwin Weston, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Monte Weston,
MRS. SAMUEL G. BANK
17601 Santa Rosa, Saturda?, June
dents; Mrs. Maurice Wittus, case 6, at the Shaarey Zedek.
chairman; Mrs. Julius Hackman,
recording secretary; Mrs. George
Heller, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Maurice Aronow, financial
secretary; Mrs. Samuel Katz,
social secretary; Mrs. Al Silber,
treasurer; Mrs. Samuel Guten-
tag, chairman of memorial fund;
Mrs. William Katz, chairman of
happy day fund; Mrs. Jack
Freeman, delegate to Jewish
Junior Hadassah will install
Community Council.
Officers will be installed on the following new officers at the
Wednesday, June 17, 12:30 p. m., final monthly meeting of the sea-
at the Stockholm Restaurant son, June 7, at 2:30 p. m., at
Luncheon reservations may be Hotel Statler:
President. Anne Baker; vice-presi-
made with Mrs. Samuel Mer-
dents, Virginia Brand, in charge of
son, TO. 5-9519, or Mrs. Israel Fund Raising; Marion Apple, In charge
of J. N. F.: Ruth Drazin. in charge
Elson, TO. 8-6308.
Jr, Hadassah
Will Install New
Officers June 7
AT HOME—
In honor of the marriage of
Miss Ann Babcock, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bab-
cock, to Eugene B. Feingold, son
of Mr. and Mrs. I. Theodore
Feingold of Chicago, III., on May
4, the Babcocks will have a re-
ception at their home. 2481 Oak-
man Blvd., on Saturday evening.
June 6. No cards.
HOMECOMING
Miss Doris Abramsohn, presi-
dent of Sigma Gamma Tau sor-
ority, has planned a party for
Thursday, June 20, at the home
of Harriet Silverman, to welcome
home her cousin, Mrs. Bert Rose
of Utica, N. Y., a former member
of the sorority who is spending
a week with her parents.
•
of Membership; recording secretary.
Josephine Siegel : corresponding sec-
retary. Helen Karabanick; treasurer.
Elsie Kaplan; financial secretary. Lor-
raine Eouff.
Committee heads are: Ida Sandra
Milstein, publicity; Helen Shewach,
cultural chairman; Ann Wax, Young
Judaea: Lillian Desow, Youth Allyah;
Esther Duchin, B. & P. representative;
Lois Linden. program; Alyse Geer.
dramatics; Florence Schaefer. sports;
Zeata Blair. defense: Sally Ann New-
man. hospitality; Naomi Floch, sen-
ior sponsor.
Board Members In addition to the
above are: Evelyn Oshman. Blanche
Kaftan, Doris Robinson, Jeanette Soi-
fer, Florence Shurgin.
At Sunday's meeting, pledges
will be taken and details dis-
cussed for the formal dance to be
given by Jr. Hadassah at Bonnie
Brook Country Club June 14. This
dance will culminate all. fund-
raising activities for the season.
Those interested in this event are
asked to attend the meeting at
the Statler.
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