Friday, Juile 22, 1945
THE JEWISH NEWS
1 ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY
Mrs. Zilla W. Goldstein, for many years a director of Congrega
tion Bnai Israel of Petoskey and chairman of the Minnie Rosen-
thal Memorial and Happy Day Fund, celebrated her 70th birthday
last week.
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Blanche Begun Weds Captain
On June 3, at their
home on Chicago
Blvd. Blanche
Blanche Be-
gun, ' daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander
Begun, w a s married
to Capt. Albert Dick-
man of the Army
Air Corps, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Dick-
man of Philadelphia,
Pa. Before the fire-
place, decorated with
white flowers and
candelabra, Dr.
B. Benedict Glazer of
Temple Beth El offi-
cated.
The bride wore a
gown of ice-blue slip-
per satin, with a
heart-shaped neck-
line, and train. Her
blue veil was of fin-
gertip l e n g t h, and
she carried a bou-
quet of white orchids.
Mrs. S. D. Jacobs,
sister of the bride,
was her only attend-
ant, wearing ice blue,
and carrying a bou-
quet of deep purple
orchids.
The couple will re-
turn to Detroit, after
a brief honeymoon in
Chicago at the Ste-
yens Hotel.
Rabbi Leon Fram will be at Atlantic City, N. J., next week,
attending the convention of the Central Conference of American
Rabbis and the meeting of the Commission on Jewish Education.
To honor the recent marriage of their son, Jack, to Julia Smith
of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Winkler of 377 Eastlawn Ave.
will hold open house Sunday, June 24, from 2 to 5 p. m. The
wedding was solemnized in New York on June 10, at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel. Jack was wounded in action and was recently dis-
charged after four years of service in the army.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marwil of LaSalle Blvd. have returned
from California where they visited their son and daughter-in-law,
Lt. Comm. and Mrs. Thomas Marwil, and their son-in-law, Capt.
Robert Morrison.
Richard Hartman, SK 3/c, who has been in active Naval ser-
vice the last two years, is spending a 30-day leave with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartman of Chicago Blvd.
Mrs. I. Sackman Marks has left for New Orleans, La., to join
her husband, Lt. Marks, who has recently been freed from a Ger-
man Prison Camp, and is on a 60-day leave. Lt. and Mrs. Marks
are planning to spend several weeks in Monroe, La., with his fam-
ily, and will then come to Detroit to spend a few weeks with her
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Lewis of Whitmore Road.
Mrs. Martin 0. Oppenheim and her small daughter, Kay Diane,
have come from Gulfporte, Miss., where Cpl. Oppenheim is sta-
tioned, to spend the summer with Mrs. Oppenheim's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Levitt of the Indian Village Manor.
Mrs. Samuel Lieberman of Birchcrest Dr. left on Tuesday for
Waco, Tex., where she will attend the wedding of her nephew, Lt.
Gilford Fred, and Miss Arlene Damsky of Omaha, Neb.
Pvt. S. David Hershman returned on Tuesday to his post in
CAPT. AND MRS. DICKMAN
Atlanta, Ga., after a week's visit with his parents, Dr. and Mrs.
A. M. Hershman, and his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Miller of Calvert Ave. Mrs. Hershman, who accompanied her hus-
East Side Bnai Brith
band from Atlanta, will remain for a longer visit.
Mrs. Stanley Friedman and her small daughter, Joan, who have Groups Install Officers
been living in Columbus, 0., are making their home with Mrs.
Friedman's parents, Prof. and Mrs. Samuel M. Levin of Broadstreet
At the joint installation of of-
Blvd., while Cpl. Friedman is on overseas duty.
M/Sgt. Richard J. Lazar has returned to his post at Kelly ficers of the East Side Lodge of
Field, Normoyle, Tex., after a 15-day furlough spent with his Bnai Brith and East Side Wo-
family.
men, Alfred W. Keats was in-
LONDON,( JTA)—Dr. Chaim
Capt. and Mrs. Louis Grabow and their daughter, Muriel, have
returned to their home in New York City after a few days spent stalled as president of the men's Weizmann, looking greatly im-
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Grabow of Dexter Blvd. group. Other officers are: vice- proved from his recent illness,
Capt. Grabow, who has been serving in the European Theater of presidents, Sam Hersch and Er- made his first public appearance
Operations for the last eight months, is spending his 18-day leave
in the U. S. before returning to his post.
win Glaedey; secretary, Sidney this week since he submitted to
Pvt. Samuel Boxman, who was recently freed after spending Rein; treasurer, Leon Cogan; fin- an eye operation in April. He
five months in a German Prison Camp, is spending his 60-day ancial secretary, Marshall W.
attended a farewell receptioin to
furlough as the guest of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Ruby; guardian, David Kauf-
members
of the Palestine trade
Mrs. Ben Boxman of Cortland Ave.
man; monitor, Manuel Kaplan;
The Detroiters who were guests at the Siden-Rieger wedding ssistant monitor, Isear Sandel- delegation which has been here
in Chicago, June 4, included Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Siden and their
for several weeks conferring
daughter, Elaine, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oppenheim, Mr. and Mrs. man; warden, Barney Lewiston;
Henry Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schwartz and their son, trustees, Dr. M. Klinger, Aub- with British industrialists and
Philip, Mrs. Melvin Lubar, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coggan and their ray Shapero, Dr. Robert Cog- government officials on post-war
son, Sgt. Yale Coggan, who flew from Fort Monmouth, N. J., gan, Sol Robbins and Fred Sher-
industry and commerce.
where he is stationed.
man.
Harry Yudkoff was the prin-
Bertram and Edward Lee London of Parkside Ave. left on
Wednesday for Santa Fe, N. M'., where they will spend the summer cipal speaker. The officers were
with their brother and sister-in-law, Sgt. and Mrs. Milton London. installed by Dr. Coggan.
Weizmann Makes
First Appearance
Since Operation
Congress Women Here
Name New Chairmen
Mrs. Max Dushkin, president
of the Women's Division of the
American Jewish Congress, an-
nounces the following chairmen
for the coming year:
Education : vice-president in charge,
Mrs. David Bernstein; interfaith, Mrs.
Harry Stocker; education, Mrs. Sant
Olsher; program, Mrs. Saul Makman,
Mrs.. Irwin Gottlieb.
Membership : vice-president in
charge, Mrs. Harry Frank; member-
ship, Mrs. Charles Feinberg; tele-
phone, Mrs. Samuel H. Blondy; tele-
phone co-chairmen, Mrs. Benjamin
Levy, Mrs. Felix Green, Mrs. Maurice
Diem, Mrs. Ben Abrams; greetings,
Mrs. Maurice Lax; delinquent dues,
Mrs. Nathan Shapiro; Current dues,
Mrs. Sam Margolis; hospitality, Mrs.
Ben Gottloeb; hospital, co-chairmen,
Mrs. Harry Gremin, Mrs. Ben Lutz.
W a r efforts: vice-president in
charge, Mrs. Abe Katzman; USO, Mrs.
Sam Katkin; OPA, Mrs. Wallace Na-
than; bonds, Mrs. Albert Boesky;
clothing relief. Mrs. Emanuel Baker.
Fund raising: vice-president in
charge, Mrs. Milton Prag; fund rais-
ing, Mrs. Max Saidman, Mrs. Lewis
Levitt; secretary, Mrs. Irving Fran-
zel; financial secretary, Mrs. Joseph.
Staub.
Public relations: vice-president in
charge, Mrs. Samuel Green; public
relations, Mrs. Albert Silber, Mrs. Ed-
ward Rothenberg and Mrs. Allan
Brown, co-chairmen; legislation, Mrs.
Irving Dworman, Mrs. Fred Patt; econ-
omic discrimination, Mrs. Alvin Graff;
contacting organizations, Mrs. Archie
Goldberg, Mrs. Harry Paysner and
Mrs. Harry Fischoff.
Publicity: Mrs. Arthur Gould, Mrs.
Allan L. Weston.
Remembrance: Mrs. Joseph Newman,
Budget: Mrs. Jack Lewis.
Going Home—
News from JDC representative
Israel Jacobson in Athens tells
of the return of 400 previously
deported Salonikan Jews to their
homes.
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