Friday, September 26, 1947

THE JEWISH NEWS

Attractive Bride

Adivitico in Society

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Israel of MEV Orleans, La., were guests
last week at Dearborn Inn while visiting with friends. Mrs. Israel
participated in the National Women's Golf Tournament at Franklin
Hills Country Club.
Don Kelter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kelter of Cherrylawn
Ave. has left for Lenox, Mass., where he will attend the Windsor
Mountain School.
Samuel Pollack of Byron Ave. has returned from Erie, Pa.,
where he spent a few days visiting with his son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pollack.
Allan Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gilbert of Fairfield
Ave., left on Thursday for New York where he will enter the Kohut
School.
Harry Michelson was the house guest of his aunt, Mrs. S. B.
Kahn of Waverly Ave., for a few days last week, while visiting
with members of his family.
Donald Freeman, son of Dr. and Mrs. Michael Freeman of
Wellesley Dr., left on Monday for Cambridge, Mass., where he will
matriculate at Harvard College.
Harriet Hope Mellon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mellon of
Calvert Ave. is leaving this Saturday for Ormond Beach, Fla., where
she will attend Casements School.
Before her marriage to Dr. Nathan Rubin Sept. 7, Elinor Ruth
Schiff was entertained extensively at a series of parties by the follow-
ing:_ Mesdames Milton Maddin, Casper Cutler, Irving Wartell, Ben
Krell, Sam Silver, Max Winslow, Sam Blacher, George Bremen,
Emory Stein, Arthur Miller, Samuel Gale, Samuel Lewis, Lou
Blume, Nathan Weingarden, Isadore Sklover, Morris Schiff, Jack
Schiff, Herman Kanter, Abe Schmier, Moe Leiter, Harry Pliskow,
Charles Aller, Saul Benyas, Al Koffman, George Jackson, Claude
Grasgreen, Charles Goldstein, Edward Krause, Nathan Milstein and
Harry Rubin, and Miss Reva Kolodney.
Mrs. M. Goldoftas of Hazelwood Ave. left for Palestine on Mon-
day for a visit with her mother and family.
Jack Kape, who is completing his law studies at the University
of Miami, is spending the High Holy Days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kape of 2917 Hazelwood. He will return to Miami Oct. 1.
Bill Hass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hass of LaSalle Blvd.,
has returned home after spending the summer in Hollywood, Calif.,
where he was employed in the photographic department of Uni-
versal-International Studios. On Oct. 1 he will leave to resume his
studies at Kenyon College, Gambier, 0.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levy of Tyler Ave. entertained in honor of
the third birthday of their daughter, Donna Lynn, at a gathering for
her little friends and at an evening event for the family.
Miss Anna Katz has taken a position in New York and will be
leaving shortly. She will be at home to her friends on the evening
of Sept. 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Edelman and family, formerly of Duane
Ave., ave moved to their new home at 3039 Collingwood Ave.
s. Ruth Elbinger of 9688 N. Martindale left by plane for
Mr
Rodeo, Calif., to join her husband, who is stationed at Camp Stone-
man. She was accompanied by her son, Lewis Keith, and her mother,
Mrs. Rae Salomon. Mrs. Salomon will continue to Los Angeles where
she will vacation with friends.

Outstanding Cast Offers C
Single Performance of
'Jolly Bachelors' Oct. 5

A group of outstanding Jewish
entertainers will present a single
performance of "The J o 11 y
Bachelors" (Freiliche Bochurim)
Sunday evening, Oct. 5, at Ma-
sonic Temple.
The play, starring Aaron Le-
bedeff and Michael Michalesko,
is being brought to Detroit by
Abraham Littman, formerly di-
rector of the Yiddish Theatre in
Detroit, who now makes his home
in New York.
Written by William Siegel, the
production will include 15 music-
al numbers especially composed
for it by Sholem Secunda. The
supporting cast includes Jacob
Zanger, Paula Rubelsky, Vera
Luboff, Hyman Levine, Stella
Shulman, Clara Kaplan, Sam
Schecter, Hyman Feinstein and
Sam Blumstein.
_ Tickets, at $1.20, $1.80, $2.40
and $3, tax included, are on sale

Parents Tell Troth

Page Nine

To

Young People to Form
Local Group to Foster
Hebrew Speech, Culture

Wed Canadian

Formation of a local Hebrew-
speaking youth group, Hanoar
Haivri, similar to the adult His-
tadruth Ivrith, is now underway,
under the leadership of four De-
&oilers who attended Kibbutz
Solid., a summer institute devot-
ed to Hebrew culture, this year.
The Detroiters, Isaac Levi, Sara
Salesny, Herbert Mandel and
Leah Michlin, were four of 24
young people from the east and
middle west who made up Sollel.
With headquarters at a Hechalutz
farm in the Catskills,_ the group
spent the summer under the co-
operative regime of a Palestinian
MISS SYLVIA ROSE
kibbutz.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rose of
A major portion of their time Glendale Ave. announce the be-
was devoted to discussion of Jew- trothal of their daughter, Sylvia,
ish problems, with emphasis on to Saul Waldman, son. of Mr. and
MRS. ROBERT RIPPA
an approach for strengthening Mrs. Harry Waldman of Mon-
Before an improvised garden Jewish life in America. Use of
treal.
altar at the Hotel Statler Sept. Hebrew language, dancing, music
The bridegroom-elect attended
25, Arline Phyllis Weinstein, and writing also was emphasized. Sir GeOrge Williams College.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abra-
ham H. Weinstein of the Tuller
Hotel, became the bride of Rob-
ert Rippa, son of Mr. and Mrs. I.
at modern age
S. Rippa of Tampa, Fla. Dr. B,
Benedict Glazer officiated.
at Prices
The bride was lovely in. an old-
fashioned gown of slipper satin
cut with a portrait neckline. The
full skirt was caught up with
satin petals, revealing a petti-
coat of chantilly lace worn over
a hooped skirt. Her three tiered
veil of lace and illusion was held
by a dutch bonnet. She carried
a bouquet of gardenias, orchids
and stephanotis.
Her cousin, Mrs. Burton Lem-
.tea 4.
berg, was matron-of-honor, and
the bridesmaids were her cous-
ins Marilyn Ann Cohen of Chic-
ago and Audrey Buckner of Pon-
tiac, Mich. Mrs. Sam Rosen-
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bloom, the bridegroom's sister.
Sharon Linda Colen was junior
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Norman Granz' Jazz
To Appear Here Oct. 4

Norman Granz' Jazz at the
Philharmonic will make its only
Detroit concert appearance of
the season on Oct. 4 at the Ma-
sonic Temple. The orchestra will
feature Coleman Hawkins, tenor
saxophone; Bill Harris, trombone;
Flip Phillips, tenor; Howard
McGhee, trumpet stylist; Hank
MISS CELIA PALAVIN
Jones, pianist; Jackie Mills, on
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pelavin of drums; Ray Brown, bassist, and
Broadstreet Blvd. announce the Helen Humes, vocalist.
engagement` of their daughter,
Celia, to Laurence M. Goodman,
son of Mrs. Lucille Goodman of
Cleveland. Plans are being made
Scottish Rite Auditorium
for a December wedding.

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