Local Brevities

Friday, February 21, 1947

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Twelve

Primrose Club Marks
Sixteenth Anniversary

Marriages

Wedding, Bar Mitzvah
Celebrated Together

MARGOLIS - EINHORN: The
The Primrose Benevolent Club
In chdosing "COUNTESS MA-
marriage of Marilyn Einhorn,
RITZA** for the third week of
will celebrate its 16th anniver-
the Civic Light Opera season, at
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
sary with a dinner-dance at the
Masonic Auditorium, Barrie
Einhorn of Princeton Ave., to
Wardell-Sheraton,
Sunday eve-
°Daniels has been mindful of
Morton M. Margolis, son of Mr.
ning, March 9.
the ever-recurring success of this
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and Mrs. H. M. Margolis of N.
Mrs. Harry
Emmerich Kalman masterpiece
Wright, pres
since it first struck this country
Martindale Ave., was solemnized
dent, will light
in the mid-twenties. Originally
Sunday, Feb. 2, at Mishkanlsrael
a widespread European h i t,
the candles on
Synagqgue.
Rabbis
L
Stollman
"Mai itza" captured American
the birthday
and
L.
Levine
officiated.
as
the
most
tuneful
.piece
cake. Mrs. N.
favor
The :bride wore a gown - of
of its kind.
Norman Got
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Chantilly lace with faille skirt.
berg is mistress
She carried a bouquet of white-
of ceremonies.
BOG ROW FAMILY CLUB
roses centered around a white
Little. Phyllis
will hold a special meeting at
orchid.
Pullberg will •
the home of Gussie Eisenberg,
hOr.
-Mrs.
Charles
Cohen
was
tertain with sev-Phyllis Pullberg
2545 Ford. at 8:30 p. m. Saturday,
cousin's matron-of-honor. Pauline
eral song and dance numbers.
Feb 22.
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Margolis, sister of the bride- -
The members and their friends
groom, was maid_ of honor.
will dance to the music Of David
ROVNER PROGRESSIVE VE-
Bridesmaids
were
Marie
Glucks-
Frank's orchestra.
REIN will celebrate its 20th an-
MRS. RAYMOND GETTER
•: man, Eleanor Kavarsky and-'Mil-
niversary with a banquet and
Mrs. Thomas Cowen is in
dred
Shapero
of
Toronto.
Rose
dance at 9 p. m. Saturday, Feb.
At a candlelight ceremony at charge of reservations and may
MRS.. 4111ARVIN FOX . .
Ann
Kroker,
cousin
of
the
bride,
22. at Zack's, 8939 12th St. Adult
the Wilshire on Dec. 15, Rabbi be reached at TO. 8-7096.
Dorothy' SoverinsV, daughter' was floWer girl. Sidney Mareolis
children of members are invited
to come at 11 p. m. for dancing. of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Soverin-Z was his brother'S best man. Phil J. S. Sperka officiated at the mar-
Admission, at $3 per plate, will sky of Leslie Ave., became the Reznick, Marvin Hoffrichter and riage of Miss 'Sylvia Fox, daugh-
bride of Marvin Fox, son of arri- M arry Silverman were ushers. ter of Mr. an& Mrs. Morris Fox
be by reservation only.
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uel Fox and the late Mrs. Fox, Mark Cohen, cousin of the bride, of Duane Ave., and Raymond
was ringbearer.
DR B BENEDICT GLAZER Feld. 8 at Mois Hall.
At the same event, the Soverin-
Out-of-town guests from Osha- Getter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
spoke at Toronto Bible College
Feb 11 and at Toronto Baptist skys celebrated the Bar Mitzvah iva, Ont.. Toronto,' Buffalo, New- Harry Getter of Cortland Ave.
The bride wore an ivory satin
Seminary Feb. 12 under the spon- of their son, Ralph Arnold, which ark, Baltimore, and Rochester;
sorship of The Jewish Chautau- took place Feb. 8 at the Bnai N. Y. were present at the wed- gown with a long train. A seed
CATERERS
David Synagogue.
ding.
qua Socity.
pearl coronet held her fingertip
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Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka and
OFFER YOU
ADLER-GOLDBERG: The mar- veil in place and she carried a
' GROSSBERG FAMILY CLUB Cantor Kapov-Kagan of New
Good Food .. .
will meet Saturday ,evening, York City officiated at both cere- riage is announced of. Sara Gold- white prayer book with a white
"Superb Service" at the .
berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. orchid.
March I, at the home of Mr. and TRonies.
Mrs. Henrietta Miller served as
Wilshire .. .
_Mrs. Sol Wainer on Kentucky
The bride wore a brocaded taf- Joseph M. Goldberg of Longfel-.
feta gown and a fingertip veil low Ave., to Lewis Adler, son of matron of honor; Marion Zail as
Avenue.
Your
Synagogue . • •
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held by a tiara of pearls. She the late Mr. and Mrs. David Ad- maid of honor; Matilda Shulman,
or your horse
Shattering all precedent, the carried a white Bible with or- ler. The wedding took place Jan. Florence Goldman and Matilda
''JOLSON STORY," Columbia's chids and streamers. Her attend- 5. The bride's attendant was Mrs: Widenbaum as bridesmaids.
For Banquets, Parties, Wed-
The couple honeymooned in
Technicolor biography of Al Jol- ants were Harriett Silk, maid of Benjamin Heller, and the best
dings, Showers, Bar Mitzvahs
son's life and times, goes into its honor, and Mickey Siegel, brides- man was a brother of the groom, New York.
I I th week at the Adams theater. maid. Bill Bornstein served as William Adler'. The couple spent
and Other Social Occasions.
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their honeymoon travelling Haar to Address Purim
best man.
Under the Supervision of
MAURICE HINDUS will be the Out-of-town guests from New through the south and New Or-
Event of Yiddish Groups
Council of Orthodox Sabbis
Town Hall speaker at the Fisher York, Erie, Pa., Columbus, Ohio, leans.
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Personalised Attention
Theater on March 5, at 11 a. m. and St. Louis were present.
United Yiddish Folk Organiza-
SIMONS - DUANE: Announce-
by CHAS. J. MAIM
After a honeymoon in Florida
Erika Mann speaks next Wednes-
Purim
and BEKNIE LEFLOWITZ
the newlyweds will reside with ment is made of the marriage, tions are arranging for a
day morning.
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Feb. 16, of Miss Doris Duane of event to take place at 8:30 p. m.
the bride's parents.
Beverly Hills, Calif., to Jerome L. on Sunday, March 2, at the Jew-
MONTEFIORE LODGE, Free
Simons, also of Beverly Hills, son ish Center.
Sons of Israel, is sponsoring a N. W. Sisterhood Gives
Moshe Haar, principal of Jew-
of Mrs. Louis M. Elliman of the
charity affair, April 7, in the
KOSHER CATERING CO.
Briggs Hotel. The couple are ish People's School, will be the
Book Cadillac Hotel, proceeds to Shower for Survivors
TOwnsend 9-2550
honeymooning at El Rancho hotgl speaker, there will be a musical
be used for their annual camping
The Sisterhood of the North- in Las Vegas, Nev. Mr. Simons program and refreshments will
TOwnsend 8-2680
project for under privileged chil-
dren. Sale of tickets reached west Hebrew Congregation and is a brother of Leonard Simons be served.
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by contacting Sam Canvissor, survivors at 1 P. m. Tuesday,1
TO 5-3400. or Sal and Jean Feb. 25.
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Feb. 23—Miss Corrine Corman, E
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Omicron Delta Kappa, national ing School, who will demonstrate
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Co-Educational - Boys and Girls - 5 to la Years
ing students in its 1947 honor Mrs. David Kallman, vocalist, will Martin W. Joseff, son of Isadore
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FOREST CAMPS, proudly announces the appointment of
sisted by Mesdames Ira Kaufman, •
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MRS. ADELLE RUBIN, former camper and counselor, as
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REX STOUT, noted author,
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clothing
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member of the board of Ameri- SOS Drive. Members are urged os
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For Weddings
for the 1947 season. Enroll now to avoid dissapointment.
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FOR RESERVATIONS AND FURTHER INFORMATION
Chapter of Americans United at vited to attend. All proceeds will
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Memorial next Tuesday. Two
RADOMER AID SOCIETY' is
showings. at 4 and 6 p. m.. will
be held each week. Films include giving a games party at 7:30 p.m.
"The House I Live In," an inter- ' Sunday. Feb. 23, at the Work-
cultural picture in which Frank men's Circle, Linwood at Burlin-
Sinatra presents in words and game. Refreshments will be
takes pleasure in presenting a new series of broadcasts•
music the story of what America served. Tickets are 35 cents each.
means: "Democracy'', "Despot- All proceeds will go to charity.
ism*" "Music in America," and Sam Rubin is president of the
society and Joe Wisotsky is chair-
`Song of a Nation.'
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man of the affair.
by
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JOHANNES STEEL, interna-
REVISIONIST ZI O N I S T S of
tionally famous radio commenta-
tor. writer and lecturer, will Detroit. at a dinner Monday,
speak in Detroit at 8 p.m., Feb. 28., felicitated Dr. Noah E. Aronstam
at the Jewish Cultural Center. • on his 75th birthday. Announce-
Valter Poole conducting
2705 Joy Road, • on the subject. ment was made of the forthcom-
`American Foreign Policy and ing banquet to be held at the
Wilshire on March 19 to assist
New Eunopean Democracies."
"Variety" lists Johannes Steel the Asirai Zion prisoners' fond.
Hear immortal melodies played
as one of the three men in the H. Lubinski and Eliezer Shostak.
- by master musicians 7-your
U.S. today who is "preeminently both Of Palestine, will be the
favorite music by such com-
speakers.
qualified to comment , on national 1•
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posers its Johann Strauss,
and international affairs. • •
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M. COldoftas; Detroit Yiddish
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Stephen Faster, Bizet, brahms.
Ravel, Herbert and Gershwin.
KOVLER VOLYNER PRO- I educator. will address an open
GRESSIVE SOCIETY will hold a meeting of the. Business and
night of games at 8:30 p. m. i Professional Ch a p t e r of the
W e dnesday, Feb. 26, at the Work- I American JeWish Congress next
men's Circle Center, Linwood and Thursday evening, in the audi-
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Burlingame. The public is in- 1 torium of Central High School.
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