Friday, July 19, 1946

Marriages

THE JEWISH NEWS

Bernice Rosenbaum
Wed to B. B. Hertz

BERRY-DANN: The marriage
of Barbara Cyril Dann, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Moe S. Dann of
Calvert Ave.,. and Harold Berry,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berry
of Glendale Ave., was solemnized
at 7 p. m. Sunday, July 14, at the
Shaarey Zedek. Dr. A. M. Hersh-
man and Cantor Jacob H. Sonenk-
lar officiated.
The bride was lovely in her
gown of ivory satin fashioned
with a fitted bodice with a sweet-
heart neckline and long tight
sleeves, and the full skirt which
was hooped at the sides extending
into a long full train. Her veil of
illusion which was formed into
a Julliet cap bound with braided
satin extended beyond the train.
She carried a bible to which were
attached white orchids and
streamers of ribbon.
The bride's aunt Miss Sadye
Bobroff was the maid of honor,
—Deigh Navin Photo
and the bridesmaids were her
MRS. BENJAMIN B. HERTZ
cousin, Miss Lorelei Seiton, and
The marriage of Miss Bernice
the bridegroom's sister, Miss Sel- Rosenbaum, daughter of Mr. and
ma Berry. Lester Feder served Mrs. Max Rosenbaum of Fairfield
as best man, and the ushers Ave., to Benjamin B. Hertz, son of
included Paul Feinberg and the Mrs. Israel M. Hertz of Wildemere
bride's brothers, Alvin and My- Ave. and the late Mr. Hertz, took
ron Dann.
pace July 9 at Knoliwood Coun-
Mr. and Mrs. Berry have mo- try Club. Dr. A. M. Hershman and
tored to California and upon their Cantor J. H. Sonenklar performed
return will for the present make the marriage. A dinner followed
their home in Ann Arbor where the ceremony.
both will resume their studies at
The bride wore a candlelight
the University of Michigan.
traditional satin gown with a shear
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beaded portrait neckline, and full
SIEGEL - GREENHOUSE: Mrs. bouffant skirt terminating in a
Betty Greenhouse of 4224 Tyler long train. Her fingertip-length
Ave. announces the marriage of tulle veil was attached to a bead-
her daughter, Carol, to Dr. Daniel ed teara cap. Her bouquet was of
Charles Siegel, son of Mr. and white orchids and stephenotis.
Mrs. William Siegel of 2762 Glen- . Mr. Rosenbaum gave his daught-
dale Ave., on Sunday, July 14, at e•• in marriage.
Shaarey Zedek.
Miss Bernice L. Newton, maid of
The bride is a graduate of honor, wore a champaign off
Brooklyn College, where . she was shoulder gown with hand painted
elected to Alpha Kappa Delta, and pale blue and pink cameilas and
served as president of the Inter-
scattered sequins from right
collegiate Women's Fencing As-
shoulder to hem, with bouffant
sociation. She has been active in skirt. She carried a bouquet of
the Detroit Junior Service Group, pink gardenias.
and was a member of its board of
Dr. Philip Hertz, the bride
directors and publicity committee. groom's brother, was best man. -
Dr. Siegel was graduated from The ushers were Dr. Sidney Hertz,
the University of Michigan Med- Dr. Alvin August, Lt. Charles Alt-
ical School. He is a member of
shuler,, ITSNR, Bernard B. Brown
Phi. Delta Epsilon fraternity; and and David Rosenbaum
_ .
was elected to Phi Kappa Phi. He
The newlyweds left by plane for
served in the Army Medical Corps their honeymoon in Bermuda.
for three years, holds the rank of
Both the bride and the bride-
major, and is now chief resident
groom are graduates of the Uni-
o. the Neuropsychiatric Institute versity of Michigan. The bride-
at University Hospital in Ann Ar -
groom served in the army for four
bor.
and a half years, one year in the
The couple plan to make their
ETO with the 19'5th Infantry Di-
home in Ann Arbor.
vision. He received the Purple
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Heart and other medals.
KADUSH1N - KLEIN: At an im-
Gifts Made to JNF
pressive candlelight ceremony,
In honor of the newlyweds, Mr.
Miss Ella, Klein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rosenbaum contributed
and Mrs. Samuel Klein of 3751 $500 to the Jewish National Fund.
Sturtevant, and Al Kadushin, son At the wedding, Mr. and Mrs.
of Mr. and Mrs. William Kadushin Harry Schumer made their gift
of Milford, Mich., formerly of De- to the J. N. F. in the amount of
troit, were married on Sunday eve- $2,500, towards this year's
. labor
ning, July 14, at Congregation Zionist JNF quota of t5,000.
Bnai Moshe.
Other contributions made to the
Rabbi "alliezer Levi and Cantor JNF at the Hertz-Rosenbaum
David Katzman performed the wedding included: Mr. and Mrs.
ceremony.
Irving Shevin, $250; Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Clara Klein, sister of the William Hordes, $100; Mr. and
bride, was maid of honor. Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Sandler, $50; Mr.
Helen Feder, sister of the bride- and Mrs. Israel Sendler of Flint,
groom, was matron of honor.
$50; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krass,'
The bridesmaids were Mrs. Min- $50; Earl Hordeg, $25.
nie Kle: Mrs. Irene Griffin, Miss
Rhoda Lippman and Miss Betty
Duschinsk:e Ushers were Seymour couple are touring west on their
honeymoon.
Tuchow,
3anuel Klein, Edward
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Klein and Joseph Griffin. Carol
GOLDSTEIN- T 'EVENS : At the
Fisher was flower girl.
Mrs. Anna Kadushin and Mrs. home of the E. Burton Wolfs,
Rachel Slutzky, grandmothers of 18509 Roselawn, Maurine Levens
the bridegroom, were in the bridal and Herbert Goldstein of Los An-
geles spoke their vows, Sunday
party.
evening, July 14. Rabbi Jay Kauf-
The newlyweds are spending
man officiated at the double ring
their honeymoon in Miami Beach. ceremony.
Out-of-town guests at the wed-
Maurine is the daughter of Mr.
ding Were: Mr. and Mrs. Bert and Mrs. Meyer Levens of Elm-
Klein, Dan Klein, Jack Kadushin hurst Ave..
and family of California; Mr. and
The bride, who was given in
Mrs. Sam Abel and daughter, Mrs. marriage by her father, wore a
Lotish and Mrs. Sarah Birnby of
gown of white crepe and carried
New York; .Mr. and Mrs. M. Yan-
white lilies and stephanotis. She
covitch of Montreal; Miss Selma was attended by her sister, Phyllis
Kadushin of Chicago; Mr. and Sarnoff who wore a
faille char-
Mrs. Ben Slutzky, Allan Slutzky. treuse gown and carried a bou-
and Miss Frances Raven of New quet of yellow carnations.
Castle, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lawrence Sarnoff was best man.
Slutzky and Mr. and Mrs. Al Gar-
After the ceremony, the young
vin and sons of Windsor.
couple left for an extended motor
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trip. They will make their home
HAYET-AR-ONSON: Doris Aron- in Los Angeles.
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Among the out of town guests
Morris Aronson of New York, be- were Mrs. Herman Dolgonos of
came the bride of Arthur Hayet, Philadelphia, Pa., Miss Barbara
son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hayet Levenstein, Ted Jason and Mr.
of Detroit, on July 11 at Hillel and Mrs. Max Levenstein of Los
Foundation, Ann Arbor. Rabbi Angeles, Mr. and . Mrs. Sam Fox

Hershel Lynam officiated. The of Lansing, Ada.
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Page Eleven

Women's Clubs

June Bride

COUNCIL OF MOTHERS' Clubs
of the Jewish Community Center
on July 8 was represented at the
USO by hostesses under the chair-
manship of Mesdames Robbins
and Litw•k.
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MAIMONIDES MEDICAL SO-
CIETY elected the following offi-
cers: Mrs. Morris Witus, president;
Mrs. Marvin Levy and Mrs. S. S.
Farbman, vice presidents; Mrs.
Henry Small, recording secretary;
Mrs. Ervin B. Moss, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Bernard Rose,
treasurer; Mrs. S. Rosenthal, aud-
itor. The retiring president, Mrs.
David Kliger, was presented with
a gift in appreciation of her untir-
ing services.
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INFANTS SER.IVCE GROUP
held a ways and means committee
meeting July 9 at the home of
Mrs. David Mattes, first vice-presi-
dent and ways and means chair-
man. Plans were made for an
open meeting to be held Sept. 3.
Plans were made for the main
money raising event to be held in
January. The committee consists
of Mesdames So]ly Abels, Morris
Shepherd, Samuel Merson, Saul
Golden, Albert Cutler, Sam Kop-
pelman and Mrs. Eleanor King,
president.
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N. WOODWARD BRANCH of
Jewish Women's European Wel -
fare Organization will hold its an-
nual donor luncheon in January.
Mrs. Albert Kursman, president,
appointed Mrs. Joseph Zucker-
man and Mrs. Maurice Sklar
chairmen of the affair. At the
closing meeting of the year, thanks
was expressed by Mrs. Kursman
and Mrs. Anna Goldberg, chair-
man of the orphan shower, to
those who assisted in making the
shower a success.
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PIONEER WOMEN'S ORGANI-
ZATION COUNCIL asknowledges
the contribution of $500 toward a
unit housing three children in the
Kfar Saba Children's Home in
Palestine from Mrs. Leah Max of
2228 Sturtevant, member of Poale
Zion Branch 3, in memory of her
sister, Dora Lechinsky.

—Photo by J. J. Clarke

MRS. MARTIN BLANCK

At a beautifully appointed can-
dlelight ceremony at the Stotler
Hotel on June 29, Lorraine Denen-
burg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Denenburg of Central Ave.,
became the bride of Martin
Blanck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Na-
than Blanck of Pingree Ave. Dr.
B. Benedict Glazer officiated

The bride was lovely in her
net and lace gown fashioned
princess - style with fitted. bodice
and long tight sleeves. The skirt
was full and extended into a court
train. Her long veil fell from a
tiara of orange blossoms and she
carried a cascade of orchids and
gardenias.

Marabel Denenburg was her sis-
ter's maid of honor; Mrs. Alex
Beerbohn, another sister, the ma-
tron of honor; Mrs. Leonard Frank
bridesmaid; and Miss Marcia Nel-
son, junior bridesmaid.

Ushers were Seymour Adelson,
Alex Beerbohm, Herschel .:Stuart
and Leonard Frank. Larry Gutten-
berg served his cousin as best
man.
Out of town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Harris of Montreal,
Mr. and Mrs. David Richter, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Blanck, and Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Tischler of New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Blanck are hOney -
mooning in the East.

Betrothed

Austrailian Jews
Split on Palestine

Inter.-Faith Bowling
Schedule Announced;
Opens in September

Detroi. members of Cosmopoli-
tan Bnai Brith Bowling League,
formed last year, have taken a
huge -stride forward in bettering
relationships with fellow Christian
bowlers, it is announced by Harry
Thomas, league president.
An. Inter-Faith schedule has
been arranged beginning in Sep-
tember in which each of the 12
teams in the Cosmo league will
bowl a quintet from various
Catholic and Protestant • loops
once every two weeks.
"Frank Mitzel, president of the
Detroit Bowling Association, thinks
it's a swell idea, and has helped
arrange the schedule in Detroit,"
Thomas said. `By combining sport
and ci interests we also will
improve relationships between:
Christians and Jews."
The league will have two ban-
quets, one in mid-season with
wives invited, and a stag at the
close of the season,
Officers of the league include
Louis Lunsky, vice-president; Dr.
Michael Engelman, secretary-
treasurer; Samuel Pinkis, Al
Tobes, Aaron Lipin, Sam Schwartz,
Philip hobinson and Samuel Gur-
win, directors. The group is as-
sociated with the National Bnai
Brith Bowling Association.
. • M..urice J. Marenberg of Toledo,
associa••on secretary, said he
would recommend that members
of the national group adopt the
Detroit
M. Robinson, 9360 Genesse, has
been appointed head of an inter-
city match game • committee - for
the Cosmo group and requests in-
terested teams to communicate
with him.

$5.000 Given to UJA by
L. I. Episcopal Bishop
The Right Rev. James P. 'De -
Wolfe, Bishop of the Diocese of
Long Island, presented a check for
the sum of $5000 to Rabbi Jonah
L. Wise, National Chairman of the
$100.000,000 United Jewish Appeal
for refugees, Overseas Needs and
Palestine, as the contribution of
members of the Episcopal Diocese
"who are vitally interested" in the
cause of saving and rebuilding
the lives of the Jewish survivors of
Hit lerism.

FAMISE

MELBOURNE, (JTA)—A joint
delegation of Zionist and non-
Zionish leaders called on Prime
Gives smoothest lines, freedom
Minister Joseph V. Chifly at
Canberra and urged him to trans-
of movement, absolute comfort,
mit to the British government a.
Correct Posture and foremost
plea for the .release of all Jews de-
style line.
tained in recent raids in Palestine
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and implementation of the recom-
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mendations of the Anglo-Amer-
figure control specialist. Coine
ican inquiry committee.
in for a free figure analysis.
Other Zionists and non-Zionists
here are engaged in a bitter dis-
pute arising from a statement by
Sir Isaac Isaacs, one-time Govern-
or-General in Australia, in which
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he supported the actions of the
British authorities . in Palestine
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and said that many Australian
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