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THE JEWISH NEWS

Jr. Hadassah to See
NCJW Will Describe
Work at Tea on Jan. 29
Movies on Palestine
At Mid-Year Meeting Mrs. Herbert M; Smith, presi-

ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis E. Goldberg of Chicago Blvd., entertained
35 guests at Northwood Inn on Jan. 1, celebrating their silver
wedding anniversary.
Esther Kawa, who was married to Seymour Tarnoff on Dec. 1,
was feted before her marriage at a luncheon by Mrs. Tony Lebovitz
of River Rouge at the Book Cadillac Hotel; a shower by Mrs. Hyman
L. Stern of Youngstown, Ohio, at Rosenberg's; a luncheon by the
Central High Schobl office staff at Canterbury House; a shower by
Mesdames Ben Shifman, Harry Shifman, and William Utley at the
Lee Plaza; a luncheon by Mrs. Henry J. Greener; a dinner for the
bride and bridegroom by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wolfe of River Rouge
• at Northwood. Inn; a pantry and gadget shower by Mrs. Irving
Posner at her home; a dinner by her sorority, Alpha Beta Tau, at
Lellis; a tea by Mrs. David Fidler of River Rouge and Mrs. Charles
Ornstein at the home of Mrs. Hyman Nathan.
Celia Schmier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Schmier. of Sher-
bourne Rd., has returned from a holiday visit in Cincinnati,
where she was the house guest of Carol Levy, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Levy.
Mrs. Paul Tweedy and Mrs. Louis Fleischacker are house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Iry Fleischaker (Theda Nadell) and Mrs. Marion
Nadell of Los Angeles. Both intend to remain there the balance of
the season. In their honor, a cocktail party was given on Sunday
for 75• guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Shapero of Collingwood Ave. have re-
turned from a visit in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kraska of Bay City spent a week at the
Belmont Plaza Hotel in New York, where they attended the wedding
of their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldman of Detroit, and a con-
firmation party honoring Hyman Kurzman of the Bronx.
An open house honoring the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin A. Lawton of 2730 Burlingame will be held at their
home from 3 to 8 p. m. Jan. 26. No cards. Mr. Lawton is
principal of the Carmel Hebrew School. In observance of their
anniversary the school has inscribed the names of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawton in the Golden Book of the Jewish National Fund and has
planted 150 trees in Palestine.
Mrs. Michell Sehlain and her daughter, Leona, of Parkside Ave.,
have returned from a visit to Montreal.
Lt. (j.g.) and Mrs. Norman P. Greenblatt have returned to Mor-
rison Field, Palm Beach, Fla.. after spending a 30-day leave with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Greenblatt of Fairfield Ave. Lt. Green-
blatt was stationed as a dentist with the U. S. Navy in San Francisco
for the past 18 months.
Miss Helen Katz of Taylor Ave. has returned from a month's
visit in California where she was the guest of her brother and sister-
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Katz of Los Angeles.

Perry Phillips. who is attending Michigan State College, spent
the holiday vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phillips
of 2722 Calvert.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sloman and son have moved from War-
rington Dr. to their new home on Fairfield Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Keats. of Minden Ave.. and sons, David
and Neal, have returned from a 10-day vacation in New York City.
Mrs. David H. Yaffe and daughters, Ronette and Lenore, of
Beaconsfield Rd., have just returned from a 10-day vacation in
New York City.

Engagements

Mrs. Helen Keller of South
Ave., Mt. Clemens announces the
engagement of her daughter,
Eleanor Jane, to Joseph Frein,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Frein of Philadelptiia Ave. Miss
Keller, --whe was recently dis-
charged from the Marine Corps,
is a sophomore at the University
of Michigan, where Mr. Frein will
receive a Bachelor of Arts in
journalism in June. He spent
three years in the Army Air
Forces. The wedding will take
place Feb. 1, at thy Wilshire
Hotel.
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Mrs. L. Berkowitz of Cleveland
announces the engagement of
her daughter, Esther, to Harold
Ellias. son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Frank J. Ellias.

Mrs. Felix Warburg
Inspires Increased

Fund Drive Efforts

Friday, January 10, 1947

Gertrude Strauss, president of
the Detroit Chapter of Junior
Hadassah, announces the mid-
year meeting will be held at
4:30 p. m. Sunday, Jan. 12, in
the Kate Frank Memorial Build-
ing of the Shaarey Zedek.

MRS.. WILLIAM SAFTKA

Gertrude Reifler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Reinerof
Lawrence Ave., became the .bride
of William Haftka, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Cohn of -Venice
Beach, Calif., Dec. 15, at Moss
Hall. Rabbi Leizer Levin per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride wore a gown of can-
dlelight satin fashioned with a
tight-fitting bodice and off-the-
shoulder neckline offset by a
single strand of pearls.
Mrs. Belle Weiss was matron-
of-honor, and bridesmaids were
Mrs. Ethel Klavansky, Mrs. Faye
Green and Mrs. Frances Rubin.
Janice Weiss was junior brides-
maid.
Seymour Weiss served as best
man. Bill and Al Reifler, brothers
of the bride, and Leonard Klav-
ansky were ushers, with Harvey
Weiss and Milton Rubin as jun-
ior ushers.
A dinner and reception fol-
lowed the ceremony. After hon-
eymooning in Chicago, the young
couple will make their home at
1956 Pingree.
Out-of-town guests at the wed-
ding included Miss Ruth Lebowe
of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. 'Sam
Goldman and Mr: and Mrs. Rob-
ert Fainberg of Flint, and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Weinberg of Bay
City.

Mrs. Sol Myers Heads
Detroit Auxiliary Dance

Mickey Woolf, his orchestra
and review, will be featured at
the fund-raising dinner dance of
the Detroit Lodge Auxiliary of
Bnai Brith Saturday evening,
Jan. 18, at the -Hotel Book-
Cadillac.
Mrs. Sol Myers, chairman of
ways and means, is in charge of
arrangements for the affair. Mrs.
David Grosberg, TO. 7-1359, is
taking reservations. Mrs. Leon-
MRS. REUBEN ALLENDER
ard Tigay is ticket chairman and
Mrs. Jack Hartstein year book
Inspired by a personal message chairman.
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sent by Mrs. Felix M. Warburg,
Mrs. Sol Bloom, president of
Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Kroll of the committee for the Hershman- the auxiliary, invites the com-
Blaine Ave. annopnce the engage- Adler
Torah Scholarship fund, munity to attend the dance, pro-
ment of their daughter, Mae, to
sponsored by the Sisterhood of ceeds of which will go toward
Irving Chips of Detroit.
support of Bnai Brith philan-
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Congregation Shaarey Zedek is thropies.
Mrs. Mollie Feinberg of Cort- completing work toward the
land Ave. announces the engage- quota of $21,500 which will be a
ment of her daughter, Edith Lor-
raine, to Arthur Doon Resnick, permanent scholarship to the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice M. Jewish Theological seminary of
Resnick of Leslie Ave. Miss Fein- America, according to Mrs. Carl
berg and her fiance are attending Schiller and Mrs. Reuben Al-
the University of Michigan.
lender, co-chairmen.
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Culmination of the drive will
.CATERERS
Mr. and Mrs. David Lipson of
Blaine Ave. announce the en- be a luncheon on Wednesday,
OFFER YOU
gagement of their daughter, Feb. 15, which will feature a can-
Good Food .. .
Goldie, to Samuel Rosenstein, tata which is being directed by
son of Mrs. L. Rosenstein of Cantor Jacob Sonenklar and Mrs.
"Superb Service" at the
Morris Adler. Anyone interested
Mitchell Ave.
Wilshire .. .
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in participating in the cantata
Mrs.
Morton
Your Synagogue .
Announcement is made of the should contact
engagement of Mildred N. Agins, Zuckerman at UN. 2-8791 or Mrs.
or your home
daughter of Herman J. Agins of Charles Perlman at TO. 8-3180.
Glendale Ave., and the late Ruth Rehearsals are held every Wed-
For Banquets, Parties, Wed-
L. Agins, to Myron A. Ritter, son nesday morning at 10:30 a. m.
dings, Showers, Bar Mitzvahs
of Mrs. Rose Ritter of Cortland followed by brunch.
Mrs. Meyer Shugarman, chair-
and Other Social Occasions.
Ave., and the late Simon Ritter.
The couple plan an April wed- man of general solicitation, has
Under the Supervision of
formed a pick up committee for
ding.
Council of Orthodox Rabbis
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pledges and monies and may be
Personalized Attention
Announcement has been made contacted at TO. 8-8754.
by CHAS. J. MARX
of the en-gagement of Elizabeth ,
and BERNIE LEFKOWITZ
Helen Levy, daughter of Mrs. she is now in her junior year in
David J. Levy of Boston Blvd. the School of Medicine. Her fi-
and the late Dr. Levy, to Ernest ance who was a Captain in the
William Stix Jr., son of Mr. and Quartermaster Corps with five
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Mrs. William Stix of St. Louis. years of service in this country
The bride-elect attended Kings- and overseas, is a graduate of
TOwnsend 9-2550
wood, Cranbrook, Vassar, and the Harvard Graduate School of Bus-
TOwnsend 8-2680
University of Michigan where iness Administration. „.

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WILSHIRE

In addition to the regular
laltsiness meeting, Mrs. Charlotte
Kruger Bregman, program chair-
man, has prepared a skit, reports
on the World Zionist Congress,
and a song festival under the
leadership of Florence Lipsitz.
The main event -of the after-
noon will be movies on the
"Meier-Shfeyah" in Palestine,
the childpen's village which is
sponsored by Junior Hadassah.
Miss Strauss will give a talk on
Meier-Shfeyah expansion.
Lorraine 'Wine requests that
attending young women bring 2
or more cans of food or juices to
aid Hadassah in meeting their
SOS goal.
All girls, 18 to 25, are Ifirged
to attend this meeting, and to
join the group in carrying out
their plans for the year. For
further information, contact Miss
Strauss, TO. 7-2935, or Rhodine
-Ungar, membership chairman.
TY. 5-2094.

dent of Detroit Section, National
Council of Jewish Women, an-.
nounces a membership tea will
be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday,
Jan. 29, at the home of Mrs.
Charles Feinberg, 872 W. Boston.
A program is planned to explain
Council's extended overseas ac-
tivities. Prospective members

and friends are invited. • For
reservations call Mrs. David

Marx, membership chairman, UN.
1-2643.

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