• THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Sixteen

-Local Brevities

Friday. June 27, rrii

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Marriages

Recent Bride

BLUMBERG - GROSSLIGHT:
The marriage of Marilyn Mae
Groislight, daughter of Mrs.
George Blumenthal and Sherman
Grosslight; and Edward Blum-
berg, son of Mrs..0sear R. Blum-
berg and the late Mr. Blumberg,
was solemnized Saturday even-
ing, June 21, at a beautiful cere-
mony in the "-garden of the
bride's home on Boston Blvd.
Rabbi Fine of Boston officiated.
The bride was lovely in her
gown of Chantilly lace, the fitted
bodice of which was fashioned
with a sweetheart neckline and
long pointed sleeves and the
skirt extended - into a court
train. Her veil of illusion cov-
ered the train and was fastened
to a crown of matching lace.
She carried a white prayer book
with an arrangement of white
orchids and stephanotis.
Jacqueline Bernstein was maid
of honor and the bridesmaids
were Marcia Cohen and Lois
Aronsson. Herbert G. Blumberg
served his brother as best man
and seating the guests were
Robert Welling, Harry Gordon,
Harold Rosen and Stanley Peri-
meter.
The couple are honeymooning
at the Arrowhead Springs Hotel
in California.

ROVNER PROGRESSIVE VE-
REIN will have its 20th annual
picnic all day Sunday, June 29,
at Lola Valley Park. Dinner and
refreshments will be served.
Members and friends are invited.
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BETTY KOWAL Y and
KURT SAFFIR piano students of
Julius Chajes at the Jewish'Corn-
munity Center, have been accept-
ed for the suinmer semester at
Juilliard School of Music in New
York. They will be under the
tutelage of Mme. Olga Samaroff
Stokowsky.
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HERZL CHAPTER of Zionist
Organization of Detroit will spon-
sor a boat ride to Bob-Lo this
Sunday. The affair is open to
members and non members.
Young men and women interest-
ed attending, are asked to meet at
MRS. HAROLD NORMAN
the foot of Woodward Aye. at
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schwartz
1:15 p.m. For information call
of 2687 Sturtevant Ave., an-
Sol Wildstrom, TY 5-7186. Herzl
nounce the marriage of their
Chapter is a newly formed Zion-
daughter, Marjorie, to Harold
ist youth group composed of
Northwest University D i s t r lc t
Norman, son of Mrs. Louis Nor-
residents. Its summer program
man. • The wedding took place
will include a weenie roast July
June 11 at the home of Mr. and
13, a splash party with dancing
Mrs. A. Blumenth4 of Birch-
July 28, and two outings in Au-
crest Dr.
gust.
Lois Schwartz attended' her
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sister as maid of honor. Jack
HENRY COHEN FAMILY
Gorov was best man.
CIRCLE met at the home of Mrs.
After a wedding reception the
Fanny Cohen on June 14 to wel-
couple left on a motor trip to
come back the Joseph Kauff-
Banff Springs and Jasper.
mans who recently returned from
Miami Beach. Their next meeting
will be held July 5 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Cohen.
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_ ,Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Levitt
Ostrower Relief Society will
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
meet next Wednesday at 8:30
their son, Leroy, Saturday morn-
p. m., at the home of Mr. and
ing, July 5, at Bnai David Syna-
Mrs. Leo Cohen, 2691 Webb.
gogue, Elmhurst and 14th. A
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dinner honoring the Bar Mitzvah
VARGAS CLUB. celebrated itS
twill - be -.herd' at the Wilshire
fifth anniversary June Ele with a
Hota.Saturday evening, July 5. '
dinner at the Pontchartrain and
Among the guestg to be present
dancing at Eastwood.
will be Rosalyn Dons, of New
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York, star of voice and piano,
At a dinner-dance given at
Cantor Leon Resnick of New
orthwood Inn, the Michigan
York, and Mr. and Mrs. Irving
chapter of MU SIGMA PI FRA-
Schuls of Syracuse, N. Y.
TERNITY, Jewish optometrists,
celebrated its 14th anniversary.
New officers are: Dr. Charles
Stolar, chancellor; Dr. Harold
MRS. ROBERT GOLDFARB
Rosensweet, vice-chancellor; Dr.
Ben Stein, scribe; Dr. Horton
On June 15, Ruthe Gelfand,
Benyas, exchequer; and Dr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Gold-
Louis GOldbei-g, chaplain. The farb of 9903 McQuade Ave., be-
retiring chancellor is Dr. Leon came the bride of Robert Gold-
Firestone. Plans are being made farb, son of Morris Goldfarb and
for the national convention to Mrs. Freda Goldfarb.
be held at Chicago in conjunc-
The bride wore a gown of
tion with the mother chapter flowing marquisette with a tight
at Northern Illinois College of bodice of satin. Her fingertip veil
Optometry.
fell from a crown of seed pearls.
Mrs. Gertrude Kannon, the
bride's sister, was matron of hon-
'Passport to Nowhere'
or. The bridesmaids were Mrs.
Film at Five Theaters
Rose Cohl, another. sister, Florine
Siegel, Mrs. Toby Shatonoff and
An absorbing and timely docu-
Eleanor Siegan.
mentary film on the displaced
Sam Cohl yas the bridegroom's
persons problem, "Passport to
best man. The ushers were Rob-
Nowhere," will be shown at sev-
ert Kannon, Abbott Mosher, Nor-
eral local theaters starting this
man Barran and Morton Oeter.
week-end, according to the Jew-
Mr. and Mrs. Goldfarb went to
ish Community Council. The Chicago for their honeymoon.
Council, in cooperation with the
Michigan Committee on Dis-
placed Persons, has been work-
ing actively for the enactment of
the Stratton Bill, H. R. 2910,
which would admit 400,000 dis-
placed persons to this country.
"Passport to Nowhere" is one
of the "This Is America" series
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Jewish Legion in World War L

LOS ANGELES, (JTA) —Col,

John H. Patterson, commander of
the Jewish Legion, Which fought
with the British Army in-Pales-
tine and at Gallipoli during
World War I, died here June 18.
He was 80 years old. .
He was associated with the
Jewish fighting force from its
earliest days when it consisted
of but a handful of men and
commanded them when they
entered Palestine with Gen. Al-
lenby. After the war he took an
active part in the battle for a
Jewish P ales t Me, traveling
throughout _ the world to enlist
support for the Jewish cause.

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