THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Ten

Friday, December 21, 1945

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ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Births

Saginaw

Dec. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Jules
Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Plavnick of W. Outer Drive have returned
A. Mehler (Edith Block), a son,
from a week's stay at the Waldorf Astoria, New York.
Steven Howard.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Benjamin of 18719 Roselawn entertained
relatives and friends on Sunday in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
Dec.
2—To
Mr. and Mrs. Irving
their son, Gerald.
L. Field (Bebe Goldstone) of
Dr. and Mrs. Ben Benjannin, were entertained at a dinner party
Indianale Ave., a daughter, Bon-
given by their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
nie Susan.
Benjamin of Roselawn Ave., in honor of Dr. Benjamin's discharge
* * *
from the army after serving for four and a half years.
Dec.
8—To
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Schweich of St. Louis and Dr.
L. Blitz (Rose Bodzin) of 1940
Gerald Eder was announced by the latter's parents, Dr. and Mrs.
Gladstone, a son, Harvey Eugene.
Samuel J. Eder of the Wilshire upon their return from St. Louis,
Where the newlyweds are making their home. Dr. Eder continued
* * *
his internship in the St. Louis City Hospital.
Dec. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
Miss Carah Rotman, a Demember bride-elect, was guest of
eph Morrison (Jeanne Ginsberg)
honor at a personal shower at Huyler's. Among the 75 guests were
of 9501 McQuade Ave., a daugh-
Mrs. A. Belfer of Buffalo and Mrs. Martin Friedenberg of Muske-
ter, Sheila Corinne.
gon. Mrs. B. C. Rotman and Mrs. Henry Metler were co-hostesses.
* * *
Among the parties given in honor of Miss Gertrude Jean Leve,
bride-elect, are: miscellaneous shower, Mrs. Joseph Markel and
Oct. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Na-.:
Mrs. Carrie Sperling at their home on Greenlawn; dinner party
than Apsel of 19469 Pennington
by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pearlman at their home on Woodingham
Dr., a son, Kenneth Evan.
Dr.; miscellaneous shower and dinner by the girls of the Register
* * *
of Deeds Office, at Topinka's; luncheon at the Wonder Bar by
Mrs. Chris Chomonski; luncheon at Le by Miss Julia Thomas;
Nov. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Fred
PFC. AND MRS. SOL SAGINAW
luncheon by Mrs. Louis Braitman at Hotel Statler; luncheon at
Burstein (Molly Harrison) of
Hotel Statler by Miss Peggy Mann; linen shower by the bride's
The marriage of Miss Rose Blas, daughter' of Mrs. Lillian 13100 LaSalle, a son, Leonard
aunt, Mrs. Jack Applebaum at her home on Hamilton; luncheon Blas of Glynn Ct., to Pfc. Sol Saginaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jayson.
by bride's aunt, Mrs. Harry Helper, at Terrace Room, Hotel Saginaw of Linwood Ave. was solemnized by Rabbi J. S. Sperka
Statler; dinner party by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Benyas at the City and Cantor H. J. Adler, at ' the Bnai David Synagogue.
Club; spinster dinner at Belcrest Hotel by Miss Rodell Broder.
Florence Weintraub sang "Because," accompanied by a violin. Who fails his knowledge to
increase
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Davidson of 2918 Webb Ave., will be After the ceremony a dinner was held at the bride's home, the
at 'home to their relatives and friends on Sunday, Dec. 30, from 2 couple having left thereafter on a honeymoon trip to New York. Is sure to see his knowledge
to 5 p. m. in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary. No cards.
Pfc. Saginaw has returned to El Paso where he is attached to
cease.
—Mishna.
Lucene Saper, daughter of Mrs. Rose Saper, arrived home by the army air corps.
plane last week-end from Coral Gables, Fla., where she attends
Mrs. Saginaw attended Wayne where she was a sophomore.
University of Miami.
Cpl. Seymour Matz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Matz of
1/2 cup green peas
SAM ROSENBLAT
Philadelphia Ave., is home on a 20-day furlough. He will return
to Camp Swift, Tex. on Jan. 1.
2 boiled potatoes, whole or mash-
Miss Elaine Rae Glass, who is attending the University of
ed
Illinois, is spending the holidays with her parents and sister, Mr.
1 chopped onion
and Mrs. S. Glass and Lois of 18240 San Juan Dr.
D. F. of M. UNITS
1 1/2 teaspoonsful salt
_ Miss Leona Shalit has returned from a month's visit in Los
Angeles, where she attended the wedding of her cousin, Miss Lois
teaspoonsful pepper
Finest arrangements and
Klein, to Theodore Borde.
entertainment of music to
It's a common occurrence for
Chop
stringbeans
and
spinach;
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Katz of 18065 Fairfield will celebrate their
suit your social event.
the
lady
of
the
house
to
find
mash potatoes, carrots, tomatoes;
25th wedding anniversary and the honorable discharge of their
daughter, Helen, from the United States Navy, at a reception and her refrigerator cluttered up beat eggs well, add matzo meal
open house on Saturday evening, Dec. 29. No cards.
from day to day with left-over and mix in all other ingredients.
Cpl. Jimmy Marx, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marx of Cherry-
lawn Ave., is home on a 15-day furlough. He will return to Camp or peas or carrots, tomatoes or Form into patties, fry in vege-
Swift, Texas.
spinach—that all too often are table shortening or stream in a
Miss Mona Goldberg of Montreal, Canada, sister of Mrs. Faye simply thrown out because there's lightly greased, covered pan un-
We arrange your ceremony,
Ackerman, visited with the Ackermans of San Juan Dr. for a month. not enough for even a single til ready (15 to 20 minutes).
procession, Cantors, sing-
Louis Hopp, who is attending Frances E. Shimer College, is serving. But when these left- Seve hot with sour cream.
ers, etc.
spending the holiday vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John overs accumulate, it's little more
C. Hopp of Boston Blvd.
Phone For Particulars -
than a matter of minutes,to blend
Your Red Cross must carry on.
Cadet Morton R. Feldstein is spending the holiday vacation
TO. 6 5016 or TO. 8 0842
from his classes at Castle Heights Military Academy, Lebanon, them into tempting vegetable Give to the 1946 Red Cross fund
Tenn., with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feldstein of Law- cutlets that provide the entire campaign.
family with a delicious meal, at
rence Ave.
Comdr. Allan H. Kline, who recently returned from service merely the additional cost of a
in the Pacific area, is spending a few weeks leave with his parents, few eggs and a cup of Manische-
witz Matzo Meal.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kline of Cortland Ave.
Here's an idea of what can be
Lt. (sg) George E. Loria, who served with the U. • S. Navy
for 31/2 years, including service in both the Atlantic and Pacific done:
areas, has received his honorable discharge and is now at home
Vegetable Cutlets
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Loria of Richton Ave. His 1/2 cup cooked stringbeans
brother, Cpl. Donald W. Loria, who is stationed at Fort Sam Hous- 1/2 cup cooked carrots
ton, San Antonio, Tex., is spending a week's furlough with his 1 cup cooked tomatoes
family.
11/2 cups Manischewitz MatzO
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mayer have moved from the Statler Hotel
Meal
The values you'll ex-
and are now residing at the Lee Crest Apt. ,
pect to find at Win-
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Finsteryald left on Wednesday for New 3 eggs
1
lemon
ter's
end
are
brought to you
York City where they will spend a few days and then, accompanied
now—at Mid-Season! . . . Weeks
by their daughter, Pat, who is a student at Sarah Lawrence College, 1 cup cooked spinach
in advance because Maurice wants
will go on to Palm Beach, Fla., for a few weeks' vacation.
you to have important savings on
Mrs. Fred Decker has returned to her home in Beverly Hills
smart fashions right now.
after an extended visit with her many friends. She was the
-
house guest of Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Kallman of Boston Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Levy of Royal Oak had as their guest for
Let Holiday Crowds Fret You!
a few days, last week, Miss Rae Wolsey of Toledo, 0.
Were fo $59 95
Mrs. Morris Zack of Atkinson Ave. has left for Hot Springs,
Ark., where she will spend the winter months.
Call-
Bunny Zemon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian L. Zemon of
Wildemere Ave., and Joyce Barrar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Sadler's
Martin J. Barrar of Ohio Ave., arrived crn Thursday from North-
Shopping Service
ampton, Mass., to spend their vacation from the classes at Smith
Here are coats that will take you places this winter and next
College with their respective parents.
and next! Each of them richly created of the finest woolens.
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Jack and Fred Winkelman arrived on Wednesday from Dela-
An inspired collection that presents box types, fitted coats,
field, Wis., to spen dtheir vacation from their classes at St. Johns
shortees, Chesterfields, plaids, reversibles . . . at amazingly
Military Academy with - their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon G.
low prices for top quality. 9 to 17, 10 to 20.
Winkelman of Fairfield Ave.

ORCHESTRAS

Weddings-Banquets
Bar Mitzvahs, Etc,

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YEAR-END

Don't

C oats

$18, $28, $38

Bridal Calendar

Dec. 22—Miss Ida Eisensmith to
Alan Nathan, at Fort Wayne Ho-
tel. Ceremony at 9 p. m., Rabbi
Leon Fram officiating. Reception
at 11 p. m.. No cards.
* * *
Dec. 23—Miss Gertrude Jean
Leve, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel J. Leve of 1635 Hazel-
wood, to J. Jerome Blum, son of
Mrs. Hulda Blum of New York.

January 1—Miss Lois Ann Lin-
den, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Linden of 2097 Oakman
Blvd., to Paul B. Newman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris J. New-
man, at the Shaarey Zedek.

SKYSCRAPERS
The liner was approaching
New York, and the immense sky-
scrapers came into view. Moses
laughed.
"Why are you laughing?" ask-
ed Jacob.
"I was thinking what a hum-
bug Columbus was. With build-
ings of that size he couldn't
belp discovering America."

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