February Bride
ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY
Beverly Bensman and Barbara Sommers of Pasadena Ave. are
spending the week-end in Dayton, O.. as guests of Helen Shulman:
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Levinson of Stoepel Ave. left Feb. 25 for
Chicago where they will visit a week with relatives, after which
Mrs. Levinson will visit her daughter, Patt, who is a junior at the
University of Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving W. Ozer have returned to their home in
North Hollywood after spending a week in Palm Springs, Calif.,
with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Posen of Taluca Lake, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Molin and daughter, Zelda, are now residing
in North Hollywood, Calif.
Arlene Roberta Singer, whose marriage to Morris H. Braverman
will take place March 8 at the Art Institute, was entertained by
Mrs. Leonard Sims at a luncheon Feb. 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Fuller, of 12325 Broadstreet, will hold open
house from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday, March 9, in honor of the Pidyan
ha Ben of their grandson. Richard Jay Gurwin. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Balantzow, of Shaker Heights, Ohio, formerly
of Detroit, are spending a month visiting in Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Taylor and daughters,' Gloria and Sylvia,
formerly of Lawrence Ave., are now making their home in Indian-
apblis, Ind. Prior to their departure for their new home they were
entertained by their neighbors and friends at numerous parties.
Mrs. Harry Markowitz of 15310 LaSalle returned from a seven-
week trip to Los Angeles where she visited her mother, Mrs. Rose
Gilbert. and sisters.
The Misses Betty Minus and Dorothy Webber were hostesses to
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20 guests at a personal shower in honor of Miss Shirley Rosenthal,
a March bride-elect.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meister of Ewald Circle are spending the
week-end in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., where they are attending the
golden wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meister.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kornfield of Burlingame Ave. are vacation-
ing in Miami Beach and Havana.
Gloria Hamburger has returned from Florida where she visited
her parents at the Sea Isle Hotel.
Mrs. Benjamin B. Gordon and daughter, Judy, of Leslie Ave.
have returned from a visit with her parents in Milford. Mass. They
also attended the Bar Mitzvah of a nephew, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. Carey of Natick, Mass.
Mr. and *M•s. Arthur Lipsitt and daughters, Eileen and Marilyn,
formerly of Glendale Ave., now are residing in their new home at
4671 W. Outer Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Natou• left on Feb. 18 for a six-week stay
in Miami Beach, Fla.
Sonia-Blum of East Cleveland, 0., returned to her home after
spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ravitz of Ford Ave.
Miss Ann Zack, whose marriage to Ben Berss took place Feb.
23, was honored at a bridal shower Feb. 18, given by Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Zack of Zack's Catering.
Mary Feldman was honored by Louis Marshall Women's
Dramatic Group, prior to her departure for her new home in Florida,
at a dinner on Feb. 20.
Hadassah Marks
35th Anniversary
At March Fete
Honor Rep. Rogers
Hadassah's child welfare depart-
ment. Mrs. Milton Maddin, chair-
man.
Each member is requested to
present Hadassah with a birth-
Supreme Council, presents REP.
EDITH NOURSE ROGERS (R),
Mass., with a bouquet of Amer-
ican Beauty Roses and tells of the
day gift, in the form of a new widespread program for veterans
member brought to the meeting. undertaken by the 85,000 Bile;
Dues of new members must be Brit!, Women. The above took
fully paid in order to be credited place as part of the Bnai Brith
in the competition.
testimonial for Mrs. Rogers in
The occasion will also be
marked by Palestine supply Washington, D. C.
The newlyweds are honeymoon-
ing in Mexico and upon their
return will reside on Outer Drive
Bnai Brith Young Women's
Council of Detroit will sponsor
its annual fund-raising dance this
Saturday, March 1, at the Ma-
sonic Temple. Proceeds will go
to Bnai B_rith philanthropies.
Steven Corell and his orches-
tra will furnish the music. Mary
Alice and Billy Raomer will be
the vocalists. The band is com-
posed of ex-servicemen.
The Council chairman, Leona
Weinberg, has made last minute
plans with the assistance of the
following chairmen: Ads, Esther
Karbal and Marcia Goodgall;
tickets, Betty Skolnick; contact,
Anne Noehman; rally, Shirley
Silver; correspondence, Gloria
Chadwick; clecal, Ray Yanov-
sky; and pubilicity, Sara Lee
Eichler.
Tickets may be secured by call-
ing Betty Skolnick, TO. 7-5127.
showers, to which guests are in-
vited to bring new bed linens, Hashomer Hatzair Set
towels, children's clothing and Summer Camp Dates
similar articles, or cash contribu-
A delegation of leaders from
tions. The meetings will be de- the Detroit branch of Hashomer
voted to all Hadassah projects, Hatzair attended a Mid-West Re-
with special displays of Jewish gional Conference held in Chi-
National Fund and Palestine cago Feb. 15 and 16.
supplies.
Plans were drawn up and co-
The Huntington Woods group ordinated for the summer camps.
meeting takes place one week There will be two camp sessions
earlier than the others, this Tues- for Detroit: July 2 to July 30 for
day evening, at the home of Mrs. 11-14 year olds, and Aug. 2 to
Norman Feinberg. The program, Aug. 23 for 15 to 18 year olds.
arranged by Vrs. Arthur Winer,
For information call Avraham
will include a dramatization of Jacobson, NO. 0228.
Mrs. Maurice Landau's recent
trip to Palestine.
Club 2 of Poale Zion will hold
its annual musicale and cultural
meeting Sunday evening at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
Moe Kesner will lead in com-
munity singing and will be ac-
companied by Leah Shore. Habo-
nim labor Zionist youth will pre-
sent a skit about Palestine Halut-
zim.
Miss Naomi Linden will read
poems of Chaim Nacham Bialik.
The new Palestinian movie, "Road
to Freedom," will be shown. W.
Thomson will be chairman. Re-
freshments will be served.
Members and friends are in-
vited. There will be a nominal
admission fee.
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Young Women's
Fund-Raising Dance
At Masonic Saturday
bership. Chapters throughout the
country are participating in area
competition for prizes.
In Detroit the birthday will be
observed by simultaneous group
meetings at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday,
March 11, opening with a 26-cent
luncheon, of An
- 11-Ch 13 cents will
cover the guest's luncheon and
13 cents a luncheon for a school
MRS. IDA COOK FARBER,
child in Palestine. The luncheon New York City, National Presi-
will be under the auspices of dent of the Bnai Brith Women's
Red Cross Drive
Wick-Off Friday
The 12th Street Council Center
More than 700 workers for the
will hold a Purim. Carnival at
1947 Detroit Chapter, American
Red • Cross campaign to be held 2 p. m. this Sunday for children
during March will gather at 12:15 6 to 14. Marilyn Gold, director of
noon this Friday, in the grand the junior program, announces
ballroom of the Statler Hotel, for there will be prizes fOr costumes,
the kick-off luncheon.
The
Alvan Macauley, campaign refreshments and games.
chairman, will act as toastmaster 12th Street Council Center is at
and outline the fund raising 8687 Twelfth St:
plans. Herbert B. Trix, chapter
chairman, will discuss the over-
all needs of the Red Cross for
this yeiar.
Because s of the generosity of
contributors in previous AmeH-
c*an Red Cross drives, the quota
for Detroit will be only $1,344,400.
Both national and chapter
quotas have been sharply re-
—Photo by Drapkin duced since 1945. In 1945, the De-
troit Chapter quota was $5,137,-
. MRS. BURTON SIEGEL
for those... to
000; in 1946, the quota was $2,-
At a candlelight ceremony per- 400,000; and this year the quota
whom quality
formed by Dr. B. Benedict Glazer is $1,344,400.
is paramount
in the Crystal Ballroom of the
Book Cadillac Hotel, Feb. 9, Ar-
lene Mae Greenberg, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Max Greenberg,
became the bride of Burton Sie-
gel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
lend Ihmeols • Me! seems seam ie.
Siegel.
Attending Miss Greenberg as
maid of honor was Ceil Winokur
and as her bridesmaids, Sybil
Block, Ruth Cantor, Rita Kallrnan
and Barbara Kopman.
ANNOUNCING
Immediately . after the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Max Green-
CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
berg and Mr. and Mrs. Siegel re-
ceived their guests in the Nor-
mandy Room in the main ball-
room where they danced to the
music of Zig Ellman's orchestra.
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Out of town guests from Phila-
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MARTIN MAULER
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Hadassah will celebrate its 35th
birthday this Purim by achieving
a nation-wide increase in mem-
Poale Zion's Annual
Musicale This Sunday
Friday. February•28.1947
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