THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday. March 21, 1947

ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Mrs. Paul Shapiro of 4834 Cortland left for the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel in New York City as the official delegate to the convention of
the JCRS of Denver. Mrs. Shapiro is,the president of the Detroit
Chapter, the Molly Segal Auxiliary. --
Miss Maureen Joyce Levitt, daughter of Dr:. and Mrs. Nathan
Levitt of Chicago Blvd., has returned to her studies at the University
of Michigan following a week-end spent in Chicago visiting Miss
Gloria. Hirsch.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Disner, formerly of 17526 Santa Rosa Dr.,
are now residing in their new home at 19182 Monica.
Mrs. Sarah Levin of 1600 Seward has returned from Los Angeles
where she spent two months visiting with her children, Mr.- and
Mrs. M. Levin.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrie Hendin held open house at their home on
Euclid Ave. March 11 in honor of their 13th wedding anniversary.
a Miss Betty Goldberg, who attended Goucher College in Balti-
more, will spend her spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Goldberg of the Belcrest.
Misses Rita and Marcia Harris of Webb Ave. are spending a
month in Miami Beach.
- Honoring Faye Katz, whose marriage to Harry Rosenbaum will
take place March 23, the following events took place: Mrs. Harry
Goldberg, Mrs. E. Primak and Mrs. H. Katz entertained Feb. 20 at
the Wilshire Hotel; Mrs. Charles Rosenbaum gave a luncheon March
5 at the Book Cadillac Hotel; Misses Anne and Mary Merksy enter-
tained Feb. 15- at their home; Misses Faye Shapero and Arlene Platt
entertained at dinner Feb. 10; Miss Pearl Feldman gave a luncheon
March 12 at the Book Casino.
Miss Faye Oberman of Richton Ave. left for Charleston, S. C.,
where she will visit with her sister.
Mrs. Joseph Singer of Tuxedo Ave. entertained at a shower
for Marilyn Gold March 11 at Huyler's.
The Misses Rita and Marcia Harris of Webb Ave. are spending
a month at Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Goldberg of Fairfield Ave. returned from
a visit in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Denby (Bebe Strohl) of the Royal Palm
Hotel have returned home from a few weeks' stay at the Elms
Hotel, Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Cushman and son, Lowell, of Cortland Ave.
returned from Minneapolis where they attended the wedding of
their nephew, Melvyn Sheriff. formerly of Detroit. to Annette Moses
Of Minneapolis. The wedding was held at the Terrace Room of
Nicollet Hotel on March 9. The Cushmans attended the bridegroom
and their son, Lowell, acted as an usher. Sam Mosher of Santa
Barbara Ave., an uncle of the bride, also attended the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sheriff, who recently were married in
Minneapolis, will spend one week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Cushman of Cortland Ave. They will make their home at 2510
Portland Ave., Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Farkas. former Detroiters. who now reside
in Los Angeles, are observing their 45th wedding anniversary
March 23. They have long been associated with Congregation'Bnai
Moshe and have been among its most active members. Mrs. Farkas
twice served as president of the Sisterhood, while her husband for
many years served as chairman of the Chevra Kadisha. They plan
to return to Detroit in May. During their residence here. Mr. Farkas
was engaged in the furniture upholstering business. Their present
Los Angeles address is 144 S. Edgemont St.
Mrs. Sam Goldberg of Washburn Ave. is visiting in Encino.
Calif., where she is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perlin (Frances Tubben) are now residing
at 3245 Pasadena.
Honoring their father. Henry Klein. on his 80th birthday, Mrs.
Jean Schlesinger and Mrs. L. M. Bloomberg. will be at home at 18711
Pennington Drive on Sunday, March 30. from 3 to 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Singer of Princeton Ave. entertained
at a dinner for 125 guests March 16 at Rosenberg's honoring the
Bar Mitzvah of their son. Robert Bernard.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ruby of Santa Barbara Dr. have returned
froin a month in Miami Beach_
Mr. and Mrs. Max Charness of Monterey Ave. were entertained
at a dinner in honor of their anniversary, March 7, by their children.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bolotnikoff and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Char-
ness. The dinner also celebrated Mr. Charness' return from eight
weeks at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, Minn.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Levenson and daughters. Leona and
Doreen, have moved from their Detroit home at 4308 Sturtevant.
and are now residing at 3832 Wellington Rd., Los Angeles.
The Goose Cousins Club held a luncheon at the Club Bali
honoring the weddinc, anniversaries of its members ; Mrs. David
Krause and Mrs. Max ' Goose.
Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Kamin of 2247 Boston Blvd. were hosts to
five couples at their home Sunday, March 9. Mrs. Kamin enter-
tained at a luncheon March 15.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loewenberg have returned from Miami
Beach where they spent several months.

Bridal Calendar

March 29—Rosemary Emmer,
daughter -of Mr. and Mrs. Max-
well Henry Emmer, to Abel J.
Silberstein, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Silberstein, at the Book-
Cadillac Hotel.
• • •
h 30 — Ruth Willner,
da fighter- of - Mr. and Mrs. Henry

J. Will.let; of. Hazelwood Ave.,

to Albert -Rosenthal, son of Mr.
and -Mrs.' Morris Rosenthal' of
Hazelwood Ave.
• • •

April 17—Miss Faye London,

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Landon of Parkside Ave., to Her-
bert Schnaar,.Son of Mrs. Vir-
toria Sehnaar of Chicago Blvd.

Honeymoons in South

DORFMAN'S

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MRS. BEN KAUFMAN

Doris Fineman, „ daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Fineman
of Northlawn Ave., became the
bridge of Ben Kaufman, son of ,
Mr. and Mrs. Moris Kaufman. at
a ceremony conducted by Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal March 2 at
Shaarey Zedek.
The bride was attended by
Pauline Chess, maid of honor:
Mrs. Irene Fineman, matron of
honor, and Mrs. Rose Fineman,
Mrs. Ann Kassler, Mrs. Esteile
Kaufman and Mrs. Lillian Kauf-
man, bridesmaids. Ushers were
Albert Fineman. Abe Zaft, Harry
Kaufman and Herbert Kaufman.
The young couple are honey-
mooning in Miami.

Dispute Over Jewish Immigration
Fanned by- Anti-Semitic M. P.
SYDNEY, Australia (JTA)-
The dispute over Jewish immi-
gration into Australia, which has
been fanned by anti-Semitic
newspapers and veterans organ-
izations, was aired in Parliament
on three successive days. Minis-
ter of Immigration Arthur A.
Calwell was attacked by John
Lang, who has spearheaded anti-
Jewish campaigns in Parliament.

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March 22—Betty Korash,
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ham Korash, to Merrill Wein-
berg, son of Mrs. Alexander
Weinberg; at the Book-Cadillac
Hotel.
• • •
March 26—Lillian Greenbaum.
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merly of Detroit), - to Abe Weiner.

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Page Eleven

Refugee Committee Sends Aides
Publication Society Gives To Canada, Brazil, Paraguay
'47 Federation Allocations LONDON (JTA) — The Inter•
governmental Committee for Ref-
To United Jewish Appeal ugees has appointed represent-
atives in Canada, Brazil and Para-
PHILADELPHIA—The Jewish guay. They will be charged with
Publication Society of America facilitating the immigration of
by ',unanimous vote of its board DPs to North and South America.
of trustees, has decided not to
ask Federations or Welfare
Funds for allocations during
1947. The Society has suggested
that the allocations, formerly
KOSHER CATERING
received, should be allocated to
(Strictly Kosher Foocl
the United-Jewish Appeal.
Expert Catering
The Society is planning to ex-
tend its activities through indi-
Complete Facilities for Serving
vidual memberships, more book
Your Parties. Banquets, Wed-
sales and a- larger volume of
dings and Other- Social Af-
business of its Press Division.
fairs.
This decision of the board of
trustees has met with the ap-
TO. 5 1456
DA. 0232
proval of Federations and Wel-
fare Funds.

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