_ Friday, 'Apr?! rt, 1+44
THE jEWISH NEWS
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ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Halper of Parkside Ave. have returned from
10-day visit in Kansas City, Mo.
Dr. R. R. Goldstone of Woodrow Wilson Ave. has returned from
a few weeks' visit in, Sarasota, Fla.
Mrs. David Freedman of Glendale- Ave. has returned from
Paris, Tex., where she spent the last fortnight visiting with her
son, Pfc. Seymour E. Bass, who is stationed at Camp Maxey, Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. David Nushzno of Cherrylawn Ave. returned from
a visit in Miami Beach, Fla.
Cpl. Louis Lichtig, who has recently returned from service in
the Aleutian Islands, has gone back to his post at Fort Worth, Tex.,
after a three weeks' furlough spent with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Lichtig of Burlingame Ave.
Cpl. Isadore Buchman, who recently returned from service in
the South Pacific, will leave on Friday for Fort Sheridan, Ill., after
a short furlough spent with Mrs. Buchman in their home in the
Seward Hotel.
Mrs. Joseph Ellison has returned to her home in Los Angeles,
Calif., after a visit with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
David Bogel of Glynn Ct.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Tobias and their daughter, Sherry,. of
MISS MAJKEN HEIMANN
Calvert Ave. have returned from a visit in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Berger of 3319 Burlingame Ave. cele-
Mrs. Rut Heimann announces
brated their 50th wedding anniversary last Saturday. Among the the engagement of her daughter,
participants were their seven children and seven grandchildren. Majken, to Cpl. Louis Lichtig,
Both are 70 years old. They were married in Bay City and moved son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
to Detroit in 1911.
Lichtig:
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bricker of Elmhurst Ave. left last Satur-
Cpl. Lichtig is home on fur-
day . night for a vacation in Mexico. En route they will visit for
a few days in Torreon, Mexico, with Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Fiegel. lough after having spetht 16
They will then go on to Mexico City for the rest of their vacation, months in the Aleutian Islands.
He will resume his army duties
returning to Detroit about May 15.
at Fort Bliss, Tex.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Winshall of Pennington Drive held
a Pidyon. HaBen at their home last Sunday for their son. Out-of-
town guests were Rabbi and Mrs. Istael Goldin of Rochester, N. Y. Marshall Women . Installs
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg of Leslie Ave. have returned New Members Tuesday
from Boston In here they spent the past 10 days with their son,
Lt. Arnold Gordon, who was commissioned at Yale University
Initiation of new members of
and is now stationed at Harvard University.
Louis Marshall Women of Bnai
Mrs. Andrew Hartman of Ohio Ave. and her daughter, Mari- Brith will. take place Tuesday
lyn Patricia, returned last week from an extended visit in Miaini evening at the Educational Cen-
Beach, Fla.
ter, Linwood and Burlingame.
Rabbi Leon Fram will attend the convention of the Religious Mrs. Florence Adler, president,
Education Association of America, which begins Sunday, April 30, will open the program with the
in Pittsburgh. Rabbi Fram is a former President of the Michigan Bnai Brith ritual. Mrs. - Harry
branch of the Association, and is a member of the board of direc- Kauffman will sing the Star
tors of the national Association. The Religious Education Associ- Spangled Banner. Mrs. Gertrude
ation is an organization of Catholic, Protestant and Jewish educa- Pearl will be chairman of the
tors interested in promoting the spiritual aspects of both elemen-
evening.
tary and higher education.
The guest speaker will be Mrs.
The debating team of Temple High School of Cleveland,
which is here to debate with Temple Israel High School, will be Jean Lauffman, national chair-
entertained during their visit by Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. LeVine, man of vocational guidance, past
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Haas and Mr. and. Mrs. Harry C. Singer. president of the District Grand
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter left Detroit Sunday, April 16, to Lodge No. 6.
spend a month's vacation in New • York. Mrs. Wohlgelernter and
Mrs. Shirley Plotnick is chair-
their daughter, Tamara, are planning to loin him there next week. man of the initiation program,
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Lieberman of Chicago Blvd. had as their and Mrs. Sophie Yaker is co-
guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weisman of Dayton, 0.
chairman.
Dr. Glazer Reviews
"Forgotten Ally"
Will be Guest Speaker of
Mt. Sinai Hospital Assn.
Tuesday Evening
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will re-
view Pierre Van Passen's "The
Forgotten Ally" at the monthly
meeting of Mt. Sinai Hospital
Assn., next Tuesday evening.
A social hour will follow the
meeting and refreshments will be
served. Husbands of members
and friends are invited.
Mrs. Jacob Harvith, president,
announces that a special event•
is being arranged for May 15, at
the Book Cadillas Hotel. Infor-
mation may be secured by calling
Mrs. Max Fertel, general chair-
man, TY. 7-1556, or Mrs. Max
Schubiner, executive secretary,
TR. 1-6044.
Using as their slogan "Let us
all back up the invasion with our
proceeds—the boys back it up
with their lives," the war efforts
committee is conducting a Bond
drive. Bonds may be purchased.
by calling Mrs. Charles Gitlin,
chairman, TO. 8-5468, or Mrs.
Louis Goldfine, TY. 4-5904.
For Additional Society News,
See Page 10
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Page Nine
Marriages
Ellman - Schreiber: T h e mar-
riage of Miss Bluma S. Schreiber,
daughter of- Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Schreiber of Longfellow Ave.,
and Irving M. Ellman, son of
Mrs. Harry Ellman of Roselawn
Ave., was performed on Sunday
evening, April 16, •at Hotel Stat-
ler, Rabbi Leon Fram officiating.
Miss Helen Soloman, the
bride's attendant, wore a wine,
aqua and beige print crepe gown
with a wine bolero jacket to
match. Her bouquet was of aqua
tinted carnations.
The groom's brother, S/Sgt..
Seymour Ellman, came from Ft.
MacArthur, San Pedro, Calif.,
to serve as best man. Nat Kar-
ash was usher.
The bride wore an exquisite
gown of ivory satin with an off-
the-shoulder effect with tiny
seed-pearls running below t h e
shoulder, a fitted basque, long
sleeves and tiny seed pearls re-
sembling tree branches covering
the hoop skirt and four-yard
train. Her crown was made up
of all seed pearls and a full-
length veil. Her bouquet consist-
ed of white fuchsias in a wheel-
shaped c i r c l e with two white
orchids in the center.
A purple orchid was worn by
the bride's mother with a royal
blue gown and a matching
jacket covered with a royal blue
Sequin.
A purple orchid was also worn
by the groom's mother with a
long-sleeved kelly green gown
with a beaded front of matching
kelly green.
The groom has another broth-
er, Pvt. Jack E 11 m a n , who is
stationed in the South Pacific.
On their return to .the city,
after a trip to Los Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Ellman will re_
side at the Lee Plaza Hotel.
Out of town guests at the wed-
ding were: S/Sgt. Seymour Ell-
man, Ft. MacArthur, San Pedro,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Blank-
sten, Mr. and Mrs. George West,
Mr. and Mrs. Henri Elman, Mrs..
Harry Weisberg, Mrs. Morris
Zimmerman, Miss Eleanor Shier,
all of Chicago, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs.
Mannie Lev inter of Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Schreiber and
Mr. and Mrs. Murie Gaylord of
Buffalo, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Segal and Arthur Helhor, all of •
New York; Mr. and Mrs. Joe .
Weisberg and Miss Shirley Weis- :
berg of Wausow, Wis.
* * *
Bornstein-Delson: Mr. a n d
Mrs. Alfred M. Delson of Cherry-
lawn Ave. announce the mar- •
riage of their daughter, Maxine .
Phyllis, to Lt. William B. Born- -
stein of the U. S. Army Air
Corps, son of Jacob Bornstein
of Cortland Ave. Rabbi Harold
M. Rosenthal officiated at the -
ceremony at the bride's resi-
dence on Tuesday, April 11.
The bride was attended by
her sister, Nina K. Rosengarten,
the wife of Lt. Jacob C. Rosen-
garten of Fort Jackson, S. C.
The newlyweds left for New
Orleans, La., where Lt. Born-
stein resumed his studies with
the Air Transport Command.
Births
April 11—To Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Burton Keys (Shirley Anne Ar-
onsson) of Woodingham pr., a
daughter, Nancy Lynne.
* * *
March 21—To Dr. and Mrs. D.
I. Sugar (Rose Schwartz), a
daughter, Celia Judith.
* * *
March 25—To Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Richard Kotzer (Mildred
Chertoff) of Warrington Drive, a
daughter, Roseanne.
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