THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Ten

Social Hall Dedicated
By NW Congregation;
800 Attend Ceremonies

Northwest Hebrew Congregation
.& Center dedicated its newly
completed social hall at Curtis and
Santa Rosa last Sunday at elab-
orate ceremonies before 800 per-
sons.
Sifrei Torah were preSented by
the families of Louis Freedman,
Manny Lax, Adolph L•ehter, Zlata
Charlip, Mrs. Bortman and Philip
Helfman. They were accepted on
behalf of the congregation by its
president, Ira G. Kaufman. .
The processional, which includ-
ed the Torah bearers, officers of
the Synagogue, past officers, board
of trustees, Men's Club officers
and Board, Sisterhood officers
and Board, the Young People's
Group and the Junior Congrega-
tion, as well as representative
members of the religious laity was
led by the newly installed relig-
ious leader Rabbi Jacob E. Segal.
The Rev. Jacob Sonenklar of
Shaarey Zedek chanted Ma Tovu.
Mr. Seligman lit the candles
and Synagogue lights were turn-
ed on for the first time. After
presentation of the key to. the
synagogue by Maurice Karo,• there
were tributes by the dedication
chairman, Adolph H. Lichter, the
past president, Alexander Moss,
Sisterhood president, Mrs. Max
Goldsmith, the Men's Club presi-
dent, Samuel Bez, the Young
People's Group, Mrs. Edith Oper-
man, and the Junior Congrega,
tion president, Gerold Loomis.
Rabbi Segal preached on 'Torah
In Our Last. Line of Defense."
The evening banquet was at-
tended by 450 persons.
Introductory greetings by the
chairman of the evening, Mr.
Lichter, the over-all chairman of
both the afternoon dedicatory
services and the Banquet, Mr.
Alfred Helfgott, and the building
committee chairman, Maurice
Karo. made short remarks. The
principal address was made by
Rabbi Morris Adler. His topic
was "American Jewry's Time for
Greatness."

Lovely Bride

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Engagements

Friday, September 6, 1946

Betrothed

46 Bnai Brith Women
Will Receive Awards
At Statler Wennesday

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cash of
Fullerton Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Est-
her, to Al Letvin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Letvin of Rochester Ave.
Mr. Letvin is a graduate of Wayne
University and a veteran of more
than two years overseas service
with the Infantry.

Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council will meet Wed-
nesday, 8:30 p. m., at the Statler
Hotel. Awards will be made to
the 46 women in Detroit chapters
whose work during the past year
was outstanding.
Plans will be made for
3
October workshop seminar on
Bnai Brith projects to be held
Oct. 26 and 27 at the Statler.
Mrs. Samuel G. Bank, Seminar
chairman, has named the follow-
ing committee chairmen:

*

Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Buttner of
Grand Ave. announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Tikwah,
to Lawrence L. Gerendasy, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Gerendasy
of Woodingham Drive. The wed-
ding date has been set for Nov. 10.

MRS. IRVING KROLL

The marriage of Miss Ruth
Driker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Driker of 3275 Leslie, and
Irving Kroll, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Kroll of 4266 Waverly, was
performed on Sept. 8 at the Bel-
crest Hotel, Rabbi J. S. Sperka
cfficiating.
The bride's own of white lace
trimmed in grosgrain, with hoop
skirt. She carried white asters.
Mrs. Edna Ktsle was maid of
honor.
Geore Friedman was best man.
The couple left to spend their
honeymoon in New York and upon
their return will reside at 3275
Leslie.
The bride attended the Univers-
ity of Wisconsin and Wayne Uni-
versity.
The brideroom studied at Wayne
University and the University of
Michigan and is continuing his
law studies.

FRIENDLY UNIT CLUB re-
sumed. its Fall meetings and has
planned a program of activities for
its sixth year of existence. The
following new officers were in-
stalled on Sept. 10 at Carl's Bar:
Nat Marblestone, president; Max
Mills, vice-president; Manny Gor-
man, treasurer; Rose Steinhart,
recording secretary; Sally EM-
horn, corresponding secretary.

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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smolnick of
Richton Ave., at a family dinner,
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Edyth, to Ronald
Elliss, son of Edward and the late
Mrs. Ellis of Dexter Blvd. The
bride-elect is a student at Wayne
University. The wedding is being
planned for December 7.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson of
11750 N. Martindale announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Lois Beth, to Bernard J. Victor,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
Baker of 2581 Elmhurst. Mr. Vic-
tor is in his junior year at Wayne
University where he is a member
of Pi Tau Sigma Fraternity. Both
attended CentralHigh School.
• * *
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Dinetz of
Sturteant Ave. made known the
engagement of their daughter,
Anne, to Maury Werney, son of
Mrs. Rose Werney of LaSalle
Blvd. at a family dinner given in
their home last Sunday evening.
• * *
Mr. and Mrs. J. Shulman of
Chicago Blvd. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Frances, to Larry Zeid, son of
Mrs. D. Fox of Grand Ave.

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MISS SHIRLEY RHEA ELIAS

A surprise announcement was
made on Aug. 28 by Mr. and Mrs.
Max H. Elias of Cortland Ave. of
the engagement of their daughter,
Shirley Rhea, to Harold Jaffey,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Jaffey of Toledo, 0.

Mrs. Bernard Sheplow of the East
Side Chapter, -banquet; Mrs. Leon
Meckler, Louis Marshall Chapter, card
party: Mrs. Rose Tarnoff, Theodore
Herzl Chapter, hostesses; Mrs. William
Fogel, Pisgah Chapter, registration:
Miss Regina Goldstein, Pisgah Business
& Professional Chapter, hotel reserva-
tions ; Miss Lena Trock, Louis Mar-
shall Business & Professional Chapter.
secretaries; Mrs. Abe Young, Brandeis
Chapter, supplies committee• Mrs. Sol
Bloom, Detroit Chapter, announce-
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performed at the Belcrest Hotel
by Rabbi Jay Kaufman of Temple
Beth El.
The bride was lovely in a-
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Miss Marilyn Marx, the bride's
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