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THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Ten
I ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY
Bar Mitzvahs j
Plans Fall Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jones
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Richard Alan, to be
observed on Friday night, May !
16, at services of Temple Israel
in the Detroit Institute of Arts.
A reception in the Bar Mitzvah's
honor will take place after the
services and Mr. and Mrs. Jones
will be at home, at 18925 Muir-
land, to relatives and friends, on
Saturday evening, May 17, after,
8 o'clock. No cards.
Maimonides Dinner
Arlene Gendelrnan
Weds at Double-Ring Honors 2 Milestones
Candlelight Ceremony Maimonides Medical Society
will celebrate two milestones at
its dinner '.at '7 p. m. May 20 at
the Hotel Statler.
The group will mark its 35th
anniversary and honor the 50th
year in practice of one of its co-
founders, Dr. Noah E. Aronstam.
All living past presidents will
be guests of honor, including Drs.
A. E. Berpstein, N. E. kronstam,
W. W. Kahn, S. E. Sorock, Robert
Posen, Louis Klein, I. B. Cowen,
S. E. Barnett, B. Birnbaumialt E.
August, I. I. Bittker, J. G. Israel,
Sol Meyers, D. Gaberman, Charles
May 14..1947
Lakoff, H. Kirschbaum, A. Max
Kahn, Morris Bachman, L. Oreck-
lin, Dr. Robbin, R. Altaman, Dr.
Levin, S. Altsliuler, H. Mellen, H.
Dovitz and Martin Schaeffer.
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PLACE YOUR CONFIRMATION ORDERS NOW!
MRS. DONALD S. SUCHER
On Wednesday, May 7, in a
double-ring candlelight ceremony
at the Book Cadillac Hotel, Ar-
lene Lenore Gendelman, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gen-
delman, became the bride of
Donald Sanford Sucher, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sucher.
The bride's gown was fash-
ioned of heavy candlelight satin,
distinguished by a deep round
neckline encrusted with seed
pearl embroidery, with three
panels of similar embroidery in-
serted in the very full skirt
which swept into a cathedral
train. The sleeVes were long and
fitted, extending in points over
her hands. Her three tiered veil
was fashioned of French silk
tulle and was held in place by
a bonnet type headpiece of
matching satin, also embroidered
in seed pearls.
The matron-of-honor was Mrs.
Sidney Miller, aunt of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Bernard
Marks, Miss Bernice Levitt, Miss
Elaine Gerendasy, Miss Fayanne
Greenblatt, Miss Clair Grossman
and Miss Esther Karp.
The bridegroom's best map
was his brother, Gerald Sucher.
His attendants were Stanley Kap-
lan, Buddy Schaefer, Bernard
Marks, Harold Sucher, Richard
Sucher and Seymour Seltzer.
After dinner and a reception
in the grand ballroom the couple
left for an extended trip to New
York and Bermuda.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Sol 'Fox,. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Greene, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Finskey from Chicago, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Jackson and Mrs.
Rose Miller from Cleveland; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Kay from Cali-
fornia, Mr. Joseph Eisenberg of
New York and the bride's grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gen-
delman of Tucson, Ariz.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Rachleff
of 2029 W. Grand Ave. announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Marshall Fenton, on Saturday
morning, May 17, at Congregation
Beth Tefilo Emanuel, Taylor and
Woodrow Wilson. Receptibn
Sunday evening, May 18, at
Workmen's Circle Bldg., 11529
Linwood.
Camp Melilla
Deadline Note
MISS LEATRICE SINGER
Mr. and Mrs. Max Korobkin of
1550 Virginia Park announce the
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Singer of
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Mar- 2056 Oakman Blvd. announce the
tin Harold, to be observed Satur- engagement of their daughter,
day morning, May 17, at the Leatrice, to Bernard Brawer, son
United Hebrew Schools, Phila- of Mr.and Mrs. Ira Brawer of
delphia-Byron Branch. A recep- 3290 Hazelwood. -
tion will be held at home from
The bride-elect and her fiance
4 to 8 p.m. Sunday, May 18.
both attended Highland Park
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Langwald Junior College. An October wed-
announce the Bar Mitzvah of ding is planned.
their son, Shelby Marvin, Satur-
day, May 24, at the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation, Curtis at
Santa Rosa. A reception in the
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Bar Mitzvah's hono•"will be held
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from 1 to 5 p. m. Sunday, May 25,
at 16138 Greenlawn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Meye• H. Fine of
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Pontiac anounce the Bar Mitzvah
10 to 12 Day Delivery
of their son, Jan Bernard, to be
observed on Friday night, May
EXPERT INSTALLATION
23, at services of Temple Beth
in
VICTORY
VENETIAN
Jacob at Pontiac. A reception
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the Bar M'tzvah's honor will take
3345 EAST DAVISON
place after t7:e F.er-ioces at the
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Frances Bloom, June bride-elect, is being extensively enter-
tained in Detroit, Chicago and 'Windsor. A personal shower was
given by Betty Kowaisky; a miscellaneous shower at Rosenberg's,
by Mrs. H. Moore and Mrs. I. Katz; another miscellaneous shower
by Mrs. Max Kozak; a linen shower, by Mrs. M. M. Davis of Chicago;
a luncheon at the Statler by Mrs. Ralph Rubin, and Mrs. L. Lutvak
of Windsor entertained with a luncheon in her home. For Miss
Bloom and her fiance, Paul Katz, a cocktail party is being given
May 18 at the home of Harriet Alper.
Lucille Glick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Serlin of
2575 Richton, has returned from a 15-month tour of duty on civilian
status with the war department. She was stationed in Vienna.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Weintraub of Los Angeles, formerly of
Detroit; announce the Confirmation of their daughter, Marilyn,
from the Wilshire Boulevard Temple, Sunday, May 25. Reception will
be held in the Colonial Room of the Langham Hotel, from 2 to 5 on
Sunday, May 25. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Tolmich and small daughters, Nancy and
Patricia, have moved into their new home at 20138 Warrington Dr.
. Anthony Payson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Payson of Chi-
cago Blvd., entertained 16 of his friends at a hayride in honor of his
10th birthday.
Mrs. George Zahler (Sherry Peristein) of Los Angeles, is spend-
ing six weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Peristein of
13125 13roadstreet, in preparation for the approaching marriage of
her sister, Mary Peristein, -to Jack Rouinan on June 4.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Louis Levine of Sturtevant Ave. have returned
from Brooklyn, N. Y.. where they visited with their children, Rabbi
and Mrs. Isadore Fine and small daughter and son. Rabbi Fine was
recently installed as spiritual leader of Tree of Life Congregation of
Flatbush, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Adolph Deutsch of 18495 San Juan Drive, has as her guest
her sister, Mrs. Karoly Wilhelm of Budapest, Hungary, who arrived
in New York from Vienna May 1. Mrs. Wilhelm will remain in this
country until September of this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan L. Schwartz of Richton Ave. have as their
guests Mrs. Schwa•tz's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Israelske of
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome W. Ross and son of Richton Ave. have re-
turned from a week's visit in Atlanta, Ga., where they attended the
wedding of Mrs. Ross' sister.
A reception will be held in honor of the 75th birthday of Leo
Michelson at the Standard' Club in the Book Cadillac Hotel Wed-
nesday evening, May 21. No cards.
The following is a list-of the pre-nuptial affairs given in honor
of Mrs. Donald Sucher (Arlene Gendelman): A luncheon at the Club
Bali by Mrs. Sidney Miller; a kitchen shower at Lee Plaza by Miss
Bernice Levitt; a dinner by Miss Esther Karp; a luncheon at •the
Terrace RooM by Miss Fayanne Greenblatt; a tea by Miss Claire
Grossman; a luncheon by Mrs. Marvin Weinstein; a miscellaneous
dinner shower at the Book by Mrs. David Fidler of River Rouge;
a luncheon by Miss Elaine Gerendasy; a glamor shower by Miss
• elphine Prussian and Mrs. Bernard Marks; a bridal shower at the
Book by Mrs. Sol Eisenberg: a bridal shower at the Book by Mrs.
Gerald Sucher, Mrs. Barney Cohn, and Mrs. Martin Bader; a hand-
kerchief shower at Huylers by Miss Hope Collins and Miss Rita
Cohn; a luncheon at the Book by Mrs. Hy Nathan and Mrs. 'Max
Sonibe•g; a luncheon at Book by Mrs. Milton Goodman; a luncheon
by Mrs. Morris Witus, Mrs. Donald Hirschfield, M'rs. Maxwell Silver-
stein, Mrs. Louis Smith. Mrs. Nate Rubin and Mrs. Irving Cohn; an
evening affair given by Miss Cecil Winokur and Mrs. Siegel; a
spinster dinner by Miss Donna Carlson.
Rhoda Grabowsky has returned from Eveleth, Minn., where she
visited the family of the late Charles Grabowsky.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Tobias and family are residing at their
new home, 16125 Washburn. They will be at home Sunday, May 18,
from 2 to 5 and from 7 to 10 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Allen of Lincolnshire Dr. are leaving this
week-end for a week in New York.
Mrs. Samuel Soss of Hamilton Dr. has returned from New York
where she spent a few days with members of her family.
Mr. and Mrs,-Emanuel J. Harris of Gloucester -Dr. have as their
guest.'Mrs. Harris' mother, MTS. J..I. Kobacker of Toledo.
Mrs. Sidney Loeb of San Francisco is expected Tuesday to spend
a week with relatives and friends.
friday,
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Oldest Continuous Directorship of
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I or information call HOgarth 2139 or write to
EDITH B. BERCOVICH, DIRECTOR
4765 Fullerton Ave., Detroit 4, DUO.
Former Director of Jewish. Child Placement Bureau
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