Page Ten

THE JEWISH NEWS

ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Marriages

Friday, December 14, 1945

bridegroom, was matron of hon-
or. Mr. and Mrs. Medvedov,
grandparents of the bride, and
Mrs. Ruth Moss, grandmother of
the bridegroom, walked down the
aisle.
Ruby Jean Landsman was flow-
er girl. Stephen Silverston and
Howard Stone, nephews of the
bridegroom, were ring bearers.
Miles Myerson was best man.
After the ceremony, dinner was
served in the Crystal Ballroom
for 300 guests. Later in the eve-
ning a reception was held in the
Grand • Ballroom.
Mr. and Mrs. Moss left by plane
for the east.
Out-of-town guests were: Bud
Gottesman, brother of the bride,
who is in the Navy, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Gottesman, Mrs. Rose Eisler,
aunts and uncle of the bride, and
I. Wilhelm, all of New York; Mr.
and Mrs. B. Wunder, of Hamil-
ton, Ont.; Joseph Schoeneman, of
Chicago, who was stationed with
Mr. Moss in Italy for 19 months.
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MILLEY - LIPCHINSKY: The
marriage of Miss Doris Lucille
Lipchinsky, daughter of Mr. and .
Mrs. Samuel N. Lipchinsky of
Leslie Ave., and Dr. Arthur A.
Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hyman Miller of Calvert Ave.
was solemnized Sunday evening,
Dec. 9 at the Bnai David Syna-
gogue with Rabbi Joshua Sperka

and Cantor H. J. Alder officiat-
ing.

The bride was lovely in her
ROSENTHAL - SCHWARTZ:
gown of white jersey fashioned
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Band and son, Oscar, were in Los Angeles The home of Mr. and Mrs. Man-
with a torso bodice with em-
to attend the wedding of their daughter, Dorothy, to Cpl. L. Bern- uel Schwartz in San Mateo, Calif.,
broidery of seed pearls outlining
stein of Los Angeles. They are expected back Dec. 13.
was the setting for the wedding
the net yoke which was finished
Mrs. Louis Goldberg- of the Belcrest entertained a group of of their daughter, Dorothy, and
in a high round neckline, the
friends at luncheon at the Women's City Club Dec. 3 and then took Rosenthal, son of Mrs. Eva Ros-
balloon sleeves were gathered
her guests to the fashion show and card party of the Women's As- enthal of Los Angeles, on Dec. 2.
sociation of the Detroit Symphony at the Statler.
into a narrow cuff at the wrists
Rabbi Bert Woythaler of Menlo
and the skirt was long and full
Shirley Rott and Phyllis Zieve are co-chairmen of the member-
with a slight. train.
ship dance of Little Women of Hadassah to be held this Saturday Park officiated.
The bride was given in mar-
evening in the English Room of the Book Cadillac Hotel for mem-
Phyliss Lipchinsky was her sis-
bers and their escorts.
riage by her father. WAVE Helen
ter's maid of honor, and Shirlee
Tennebaum
of
Detroit,
who
is
Dr. and Mrs. Albert E. Bernstein of 2400 W. Boston will visit
Miller, the bridegroom's sister,
in New York from Dec. 14 to 18 and will be joined by their son, stationed in San Francisco, was
and May Cohen were the bride-
Sander, HAl/C, who is stationed at St. Alban's Naval Hospital, the bride's only. attendant. The
maids. Max Martin was Dr. Mil-
New York, and their daughter, Miriam, of Rockwood Park School, bride's brother, Lee Schwartz, re-
ler's best man and Harvey Lip-
Boston, Mass.
cently discharged from the Army,
chinsky, the bride's brother, and
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer • Saperstein and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Karp was best man.
Maurcie Kurzmann served as
have left for a 10-day visit in Montreal and New York, prior to
ushers. Two small cousins of the
The bride was graduated from
their planned trip to Miami, Fla.
bride, Sandra Stern and Trina
Detroit schools and moved to
Mrs. Sam Smith of 2716 Webb will leave on Sunday for a visit California with her parents a
Weiss, as flower girls completed
in Atlanta, Ga.
year ago.
the wedding party.
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Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schlesinger have moved from Lawrence
The bridegroom also was grad-
The out of town guests in-
Ave. and are now residing at 18654 Northlawn.
cluded, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Mrs. George Zahler (Charlotte Perlstein) of Los Angeles is uated from Detroit schools and
Goldstein of Chicago.
visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Perlstein of 13125 has just been discharged from
the Army after serving two years
•Broadstreet.
The couple for the present will
in the ETO.
make their home in Chicago
Mrs. Roy Zell and daughter, Shirlee, of Youngstown, 0., Mr.
After a wedding trip the cou-
where Dr. Miller is interning at
- and Mrs. Harvey Elbinger of London Ave. and Mrs. Ben Newmark
of the Wilshire Hotel have returned from Muskegon where they ple will reside in San Mateo.
Michael Reese Hospital.
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attended the Bar Mitzvah of their nephew, Alan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Lebok, formerly of Detroit.
GELBER-ROBBINS: Mr. and
Lt. Milton A. Strauss, AAF Navigator, expects to be dis- Mrs. Ira Brawer announce the
SAM ROSENBLAT
charged soon and he will spend the holiday period with his mother, marriage of Mrs. Brawer's broth-
Mrs. Lillian Strauss of 2225 Blaine.
er, Dr. Samuel Gelber, to Mildred
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jefferson of 1667 Pingree will have open Robbins of Los Angeles, on Nov.
house from 2 to 12 p. m. Sunday in honor of Mr. Jefferson's recent 25. * * *
D. F. of M. UNITS
discharge from the Navy after serving 38 months overseas. No cards.
MOSS-GOTTESMAN: A pretty
Mrs. Isadore Fine and small daughter, Bernice Natalie, of candlelight wedding was solemn-
Finest arrangements and
Canton, 0., are guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Louis Levine ized on Dec. 2 at the Book Cadil-
entertainment of music to
of Sturtevant Ave.
lac Hotel, where Beebe Gottes-
suit your social event.
In honor of their son-in-law, David W. Biederman, who was man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
recently discharged from the Navy after two years service, one William Gottesman, became the
Let Holiday Crowds Fret You!
year of which was spent in the Pacific, Mr. and Mrs. Harry bride of Leonard Moss, son of
Heideman will -hold open house Dec. 16 at their home, 3261 Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Moss.
Sturtevant, from 4 o'clock on. No cards.
The grand ballroom was trans-
Call-
Cpl. Gerald Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gordon of formed into a bower of palms,
4782 Leslie, will be home for a 15-day furlough starting on Dec. 22. chrysanthemums and candelabra.
Sadler's
We arrange your ceremony,
procession, Cantors, sing-
Signalman 3/c Robert Roska ,home from the South Pacific, is Twelve aunts and uncles of the
Shopping Service
ers, etc.
on a 30 day leave visiting his mother, Mrs. Betty Roska, 2075 W. couple were in the aisle followed
Philadelphia. He is to be reassigned after three years' sea duty. by the bride.
501 Tobin Bldg. 1308 Broadway
Phone For Particulars
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lichtenstein of 2446 Clairmount will be at
Rabbi Leon Fram performed
home Sunday, 5 to 7 p. m., in honor of the return from overseas the double ring ceremony.
CA. 4275
TO. 6-5016 or TO. 8-0842
of their son-in-law, Lt. Harry A. Heller, who is now on terminal
Mrs. Harry Stone, sister of the
leave. No cards..
M/Sgt. Frank Feinberg, who has been in service VA years,
including 21/2 years in the ETO, has received his discharge and is
the guest of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Feinberg of Boston Blvd.
A/C Jimmy Lipton who haS been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Betty Lipton of Burlingame Ave. since his recent discharge, left
Tuesday for New York City to get auditions at NBC, CBS and ABC
Broadcasting Studios.
Lt. Arthur , Colman, who has been in service for 43 months,
including three years in North Africa, has received his discharge
and for the present, with Mrs. Colman, is making his home with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Weinberg of Warrington Rd. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Colman of Chicago Blvd.
Capt. Charles E. Schwartz who has been in serive for the last
four years, including 19 months in the ETO, has received his dis-
charge and is at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J.
SChwartz of Boston Blvd. His brother, Lt. Oscar E. Schwartz,
who was in service 45 months, including three years in the
Pacific, has also received his discharge and is at home with his
wife on Richton Ave.
Maj. Herbert H. Holman, who served with the Army Medical
Corps for the last 31/2 years, including 18 months in the ETO, has
We 6ring you this event weeks in advance so you can make
received his discharge and with Mrs. Holman is for the present
important savings on the lovely things you want to wear now!
making his home with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Schuller
of Chicago Blvd.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert A. Krohn of Cambridge Rd. have left by
plane to spend a month in Mexico.

ORCHESTRAS

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JWV Auxiliary Visits
Dearborn Vet Hospital

Earlier Deadlines for
Dec. 28, Jan. 4 Issues

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On account of Christmas and
New Year Day occurring on
Tuesdays, the deadline, for
copy for the issues of The
Jewish News of Dec. 28 and
Jan. 4 will be at 11 a. m. on
Mondays, Dec. 24 and 31, re-
spectively. Photographs for
those two issues will have . to
be in the hands of the editor
before 11 a. in. on Fridays,
Dec. 21 and 28.
Due to the holiday rush,
mail deliveries are invariably
delayed longer than usual.
Our readers are urged, there-
fore, to mail their articles to
us at least two or three days
in advance. If your articles fail
to appear in our columns dur-
ing the coming weeks, it will
be due to their failure to reach
us on time. •

Members of Department of
Michigan Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Jewish War Veterahs of the
U. S. visited the Veterans Hospi-
tal at Dearborn, Dec. -6, and were
joined by a group of members
from Lt. Eli Rosenbloom Auxil-
iary of Flint. They were enter-
tained at a brunch before the
hospital visit, at the home of
state department president, Mrs.
Birdie Rosenberg. Gifts were dis-
tributed among the veterans and
were taken in a station wagon
driVen by Faye Teitlebaum, a
member of the Red Cross Motor
Corp.
The hospital party was in
charge of Mrs. Elizabeth W. Sha-
piro, department hospital chair-
man, and Mrs. Marie Hyman, co-
chairman.

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