ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY • Page Eleven THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 31, 1147 Rabbi Botwinick Guest At Annual Banquet of Chachmey Lublin, Feb. 9 reached through the office of Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin. Tickets for the Feb. 9 banquet may be obtained in the office of the Yeshivah, or from I. Sara- Rabbi Israel E. Botwinick will off, 2697 Monterey. be the guest speaker at the fourth annual banquet of Yeshi- illaLLIMMMIIIIMIMIDE.14141Alrit.I.S.I.1.4 To Live in Toledo Mrs. Harry Bookstein of Greenlawn Ave. has as her guest her sister, Mrs. Eugene Hirsch (Edna Wohl), of Los Angeles. Miss Barbara Cohen is visiting with relatives in Lexington, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ginsburg of Traverse City have left for Los Angeles where they will spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Drapkin of Buena Vista have left Detroit far an extended motor trip to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel, Gordon of Cortland Ave. returned from a visit to Washington, where they were guests, at a reception at the White Hotise. • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ainbinder of 3824 Cortland are vacationing in Miami Beach and are visiting their son, Cadet Pvt. Donald, at Riverside Academy in Hollywood, Fla. Edythe Ainbinder and Harriet Nochman are leaving Saturday for an extended stay in Miami Beach and Havana. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Bloch of IVluirland Ave. have left to spend the winter months at the El Portal Hotel, Mesa, Ariz. Mrs. Moe D. Smith of 2540 Monterey has returned from Girard- ville and Wilkes-Barre, Pa., where she visited with relatives and was a guest at the Mattlow wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Auslander of Pinehurst Ave.. Mrs. David Auslander and daughter, Florence:of Glendale Ave., and Mrs. Irving Klein of San Juan Drive are spending the week-end in Chicago to MRS. HAROLD JAFFE attend the Bar Mitzvah of Jack Klein. Sunday, Dec. 29, at the Lee Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Neiman of Pennington Dr. will entertain Feb. 1 for their daughter, Dorothy, who was graduated from Central Plaza Hotel, Shirley Rhea Elias High School and will matriculate at the University of Michigan. spoke her marriage vows to Har- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davidson of Webb Ave. and Mrs. Jacob old Jaffe. The bride is the daugh- Burrows of Merton Rd. are spending the winter in Mexico City and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Elias of Acapulco. Mrs. Moe D. Smith. Mrs. Charles Solomon and Mrs. Martin Cortland Ave., and her husband Harris returned from Wilkes-Barre, Pa. whete they attended the , the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. wedding of Miss Dorothy Matlow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Louis Jaffe of Toledo. The candle- J. Matlow of Girardville, Pa., and Melvin Wolfe of Mt. Carmel. light ceremony was performed by Dr. and Mrs. Harry Arnkoff and daughter, Susan, of Pontiac, Rabbi B. Benedict Glazer. have left for Normandy Isle, Miami Beach. They will visit with The bride wore a gown of white Mrs. Arnkoff's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kahn, formerly of satin with fitted bodice, off-the- Detroit. Mrs. Elvin Pollack gave a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Herman shoulder neckline, and illusion yok e . A peplum of silk lace, and Berlin Jan. 24 at the Statler Terrace Room. Mr. and Mrs_ Herman Berlin left for lNiCami Beach, where they long train completed the full skirt. will stay at the Town House. Her fingertip veil of illusion was Mrs. Henrietta Garvett of Monterey Ave. is spending a month fastened with a coronet of pearls in Miami, visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. and she carried a white prayer Martin Marrich. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brodia of Kentucky Ave. are leaving book with white orchids. Beverley Bogart was her only Feb. 1 for a vacation in St. Louis and Alexandria, La. Lt. Arthur Miller who has been stationed with the Medical attendant. Max Jaffe. the bride- spending a week's leave with Corps at Fort Sam Houston, Tex., is groom's brother, acted as best Mrs. Miller and their small daughter before leaving for his new post man. and the guests were seated New York Port of Embarkation. at by Barry Elias, the bride's Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Eder of the Wilshire Apt. left for a stay brother. in Miami Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marwil of LaSalle Blvd. have as their guests their daughter, Mrs. Robert Morrison, and her small daugh- ter Rosalie of Cleveland. Bar Mitzvahs Neugarten Luncheon To Be Held April 16 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Minus of 1435 Burlingame announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, David Abraham Synagogue. Linwood at Sturtevant. An open house honor- ing the Bar Mitzvah will be held at home from 7 to 10 p.m. Sun- day, Feb. 9. No cards. • . • - Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gitt of Monterey Ave. announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Alvin Stew- art, which took place Jan. 25 at Bnai David Synagogue. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Lew Levitt of Los Angeles announce the Bar Mitz- vah of their son, Donald Holiday. Friday evening, Feb. 7, at Tem- ple Emanuel in Beverly Hills. A • • • Mr. and Mrs. Julius Shanbrom announce the Bar Mitzvaah of their son, Marshall, Saturday morning, Feb. 8, at Cong. Beth Abraham, Linwood at Sturtevant. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Irving Klein of 18500 San Joan Dr. announce the ' bar Mitzvah of their son, Joel Jay, Saturday morning, Feb. 8, at the Northwest Hebrew Con- gregation. Curtis at Santa Rosa. A reception honoring the Bar Mitzvah will be held at home from 7 to 10 p. m. Feb. 9. No cards. • • • Mr. and Mrs. David Wolf of 2377 Fullerton announce the Bar Mitzvah. of their son, Joseph Gerald, at 9 a. m. Saturday, Feb. 8, at Yeshivath Beth Yehudah. A dinner honoring the Bar Mitz- vah will be given at 6:30 p. m. 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CHARLES ALLER a COMMERCIAL — ILLUSTRATIVE JULES KLEIN Mrs. Charles Aller, president, a "I. te t a • • craeme ..otvers a Everything in Photography • Aba Gordin, eminent lecturer ' and author, director of ••Yiddishe Shriften," will address the Men- dele Mocher Seforim Reading Circle at 2 p. rn. this Saturday at the home of Mrs. Fannie Ros- enbaum, 2720 Pasadena, on the theme '•Leivick's Miriam of Rothenburg." All friends are invited. Lee, Saturday, Feb. 8, at Beth reception at the Temple will fol- low the services. A dinner hon- oring the Bar Mitzvah will be held Saturday, Feb..,8, at Bon- Rubell's in Beverly Hills. vath Chachmey Lublin at 6 p. m., Feb. 9, in the Yeshivath, Linwood and Elmhurst. Rabbi Botwinick has been overseas for the last 23 months in Germany and ih France, where he had served as Chaplain in the U. S. Army. For the past nine months his activities were with the Joint Distribution Com- mittee and the AMG in Germany. 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