Friday, July 10, 1942

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Nine

SOCIAL EVENTS NEWS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

I

SOCIETY

Mrs. Anthony Deutsch, former-
ly of Pennington Drive, is now
residing at the Wilshire Hotel.
• •
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mendelson
and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ber-
shon have returned to their home
in Akron, 0., after a Fourth of
July vacation in Detroit as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Frank of Calvert Ave.

AT SUMMER CAMPS
Mrs. Harry Jones, her son,
Richard, and her daughter, El-
len, of Muirland Ave. left for
Camp Wy-Co-Su-Ta, New Hamp-
shire, where they will spend the
summer months.
• • *
Members of Detroit's younger
set who will spend the summer
months at Racquet Lake Camp.
N. Y., include Barbara Becker.
Lois Goldman and Natalie Ze-
mon, who will be at the Girl's
Club. Stanley Zemon and Robert
Becker will be at the Boy's
Club.
* s •
CHICAGO GUESTS
Henry
Friedman and his
daughter, Maxine, have returned
from a visit to Chicago. .Miss
Friedman had as her guests
over the past week-end her
fiance, Jerome Soloman,
and
Miss Jean Eisenstaedt, of Chi-
cago, Ill.
* • •

June Brides

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts
of the Belcrest have as their guest
Miss Muriel Salisch of New York
City.
• • •
.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rodecker
had as their guests during the
past week Dr. and Mrs. Mayer
De Roy of Pittsburgh, Pa.
•
—Photo by J. J. Clark;
Miss Selma Weber has return-
MRS. ABE BUDMAN
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Milton
Netzorg
ed to her home in Cincinnati, 0.,
Miss Shirley
after a visit with her brother-in- have returned to their home in
Ann Mevis,
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chicago, after a visit with the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
former's
father,
I.
Netzorg
of
Dorfman of Fullerton Ave. Mrs.
Lievis of Sturtevant Ave. became
Sidney Wallace complimented Cass Ave.
the bride of Abe Budman, son
Mrs. Dorfman's guest at a lunch-
Mrs. Robert Kaltman and Mrs. of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. Bud-
eon at Hotel Statler June 25. Mrs.
Irving Shevin was hostess to a Lou Cohen are leaving July 10 . man, on June 28, in the Colonial
group of friends at Frame's the for a vacation at the Edgewater Room of the Detroit Leland Ho-
following day. Miss Dora Cash- Beach Hotel, Chicago.
tel. Rabbi Jacob Nathan offici-
• •
dan honored Miss Weber at a
ated, assisted by Cantor David
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Katzman.
luncheon at Hotel Statler June
Bloch, of Longfellow Ave., are
27.
Miss NatLie Mevis attended
• • •
sojourning at the Edgewater
Miss Raschelle Polinsky enter- Beach Hotel while visiting in her sister as maid of honor. Al
Budman, brother of the groom
tained 12 guests at the Statler Chicago.
*
was best man. Miss Blanche Kur-
Terrace Room Saturday evening
Miss Sophie Blanche Schwartz netz and Mrs. Gerald Weingarten
on the occasion of her gradua-
tion from Central High School. of Rochester Ave. will leave attended as briesmaids and Ru-
Thursday Miss Polinsky left for Saturday for a week's stay at bin Kurnetz and Leo Weingar-
Cincinnati to spend the remain- the Edgewater Beach Hotel in ten as ushers. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Meer, sister and brother-in-law
der of the summer as the guest Chicago. •
is, s •
of the groom, were also in the
of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
wedding party.
GUESTS FROM CALIFORNIA
Ben Lowenthal.
In honor of Mrs. Jacob Gold-
Out of town guests included
* s «
berg, her daughter Adele and son Mrs. J. Davidson and Arnold Da-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Apsel have
vidson of Chicago.
as their guests their nieces, Miss Jerry, of Los Angeles, Calif., who
Mr. and Mrs. Budman left on
June Nierenberg and Miss Gloria are visiting their family in De-
troit, a reception will be given by a honeymoon trip through north-
Massarsky of New Y8rk.
Mrs. Goldberg's mother, Mrs. ern Michigan.
• • •
Sarah Gerber, on Sunday, July
Mrs. Joseph Frank has return- 12, 3 to 5 and 7 to 11 p.m., at the
The Belcrest Hotel was the
ed from a visit with her son Pvt. home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Leonard Frank, Ft. Bliss, San Gerber, 18710 Prest Ave. No scene of a simple but impressive j
afternoon wedding June
28,
Antonio, Texas.
cards.
which united Miss Mary Fish,1
▪
31,
•
• * •
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Mrs. Louis Glasier and , her RETURN FROM THE EAST
M. Fish of Westwood Ave., and
daughters, Mary Francis and Dor-
Dr. and Mrs. Noah E. Aron- Samuel C. Stearn, son of Alex
othy Jane, left Monday for Chat- stam of Eason Ave., Highland
Stearn of Taylor Ave.
tanooga, Tenn., for a visit with Park, have returned from New
The bride was wed in the
elatives and friends. Mr. Glaiser York where they visited with
same gown that was worn by her
•- 'll join them later.
their children, Dr. and Mrs. Luis two sisters at their weddings.
• • •
Perelman. They were also in
The bride's only attendant was
Mr. and Mrs. Manny Schare Atlantic City where they attend- her sister, Mrs. Samuel Posner,
ave as their guests their sister ed the convention of the Ameri- a bride of June '7, and Samuel
• d brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. can Medical Association.
Posner attended the groom. Rab-
enry Rifkin, and their daughter,
- role Mae, of Minneapolis.
• • •
: IDAL FESTIVITIES
Miss Shirley Gray, bride-elect,
as the honor guest at a luncheon
and miscellaneous shower given
•d • a 48 1 h if •
• f t•R ;n it I e
sy her aunt, Mrs. Emil Raskin,
Mrs- .Erwin Moss, Mrs. Al. Dia-
mond-and Mrs. Barney Laurie, of
St. Louis, Mo. The affair took
•
at the Belcrest Hotel Tues-
day. Km M. R. Gray and Mrs.
Sitapenfeld will give a sim-
iIstratifair at the Belcrest in honor
!'af Ilass Gray, next Tuesday.

Mrs. Arthur Gitlin compliment-
• Miss Beverly Meises, a July
• 'de-elect, at a luncheon at her
ome on Renfrew Road Wednes-

Mrs. Morris Starr and Mrs.
-dare Starr were joint hostesses
.o_72 guests at:a dinner and show-
at the Wilshire Hotel June 30.
• onoring Mis.s Rose Lea Starr,
bride-elect of this month. Mrs.
: :rry Starr _complimented the
• ide-elect at a similar affair for
13 guests July 2.

RMER DETROITERS
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Apsel of
eveland, 0., arrived for a two
•eeks' visit at the home of Mr.
.c1 Mrs. Charles A. Miller of
-xter Blvd. while visiting rela-
'yes- skid friends in Detroit.
• • •
. C1f.11SIAC ISLAND
Detroitirs who spent the holi-
ay week-end in Mackinac Is-
and included Mr. and Mrs.
: -rnard Lieberman, Nate Apsei
d Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Wolf.

MIDSUMMER
MAGIC

FRANKFORT GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Max Mann left
for a summer's sojourn in
Frankfort, Mich.
• • •

Mrs. Cy Ross and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Elbin-
Marilyn, left for a fortnight's ger of Stoepel. Ave. announce the
stay in Frankfort.
engagement of their daughter,
Marilyn, to Robert Heydt, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried Heydt of
New York.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown
of Lilac Avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Rhoda, to Louis Elkind, son of
Mrs. Rose Elkind. The wedding
will take place Aug. 23.
•
*
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Milgrom
of 1670 Pingree Ave. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Pearl, to Daniel Kosofsky,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Ko-
sofsky of 4037 Sturtevant Ave.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rosen-
thal of LaSalle Blvd. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Tess, to Rabbi - Jacob M. Le-
—Photo by J. J. Clarke vitz, son of Rabbi and Mrs. M.
P. Levitz of New York City.
The wedding will take place in
MRS. SAMUEL C. STEARN
August.
bi Morris Adler performed the
ceremony.
ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Stearn left for
Dr. and Mrs. Irving Shulak
the west and on their return will were hosts at a family party at
be at home at 15360 Linwood Club Royale June 28 on the oc-
Ave.
casion of their tenth wedding
Out of town guests included anniversary. Among the guests
Mr. and Mrs. A. Steinman, Abe were Mr. and Mrs. Max Isner
Steinman, Miss Marian Rosen- and Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Rott-
blatt, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Stein- man of Milwaukee, Wis. Dr. and
man and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. Shulak, accompanied by
Steinman, all of Toledo, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cullen, took
Mrs. L. Steinman of Fostoria, a cruise to Mackinac Island over
the holiday week-end.
Ohio.

elan MONDAY 12:50 to 9 . . . WEEKDAYS 9:50 to 5:50

SAX-KAY

Presents a New

permanent Department of

ua fity

We inaugurate our new Fur Salon
with an augmented showing of fine
furs at advantageous prices . . .
coats, jackets and scarfs representing
the acme of pelt quality, workman-
ship, and design. Each garment, of
course, bears Sax-Kay's rigid guar-
antee of complete satisfaction.

M ink

P ersian

By Bien Jolie

8.50

`You'll say magic too, once

it's yours! Slim, supple gir-
dle that smoothes you subtly
. . . keeps you trim and
cool at the same time! Made
of the IMPORTED ENG-
LISH NET you appreciate
more than ever now. Misses'

Sizes.

Corset Shop, 4th Floor

Engagements

Coracul

Lamtp

-Beaver

SaLle

-Baum Marten

-Pox

y

ou will enjoy a considerable saving by making your
Selection now for later de li very. A layaway plan is
provided for yoUr convenience.

ENTIRE SHOP AIR CONDITIONED

SAX-KAY

1520 r illadisinston. ..Sou&vatol

8. War Stamps Pay m•

Postage to Mctory