Friday, March 26, 1948 THE JEWISH NEWS M arriage3 WINSTON - HOFFENBERG: ler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Is- Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Hafren- rael Sendler of Hamilton Ave., berg announce the marriage of Flint, became the bride of Harry their daughter, Eleanor, to An- A. Ratner, son of Mrs. Minnie drew Winston of Flint March 21 Ratner of Detroit. Rabbi Jacob at the Wilshire Hotel. Rabbi Hurwitz officiated at a ceremony Joshua Sperka officiated. attended by 100 relatives and After a month's motor trip friends. to California, the couple will re- The bridal gown of candlelight side in Flint. satin had a sweetheart neckline * * * trimmed with seed pearls and a MANCHEL-PRICE: The Cry- fitted bodice and full skirt end- stal Ballroom at the Book-Cadil- ing in a train. A satin sweetheart lac Hotel was the scene of a tiara held her veil and she car- candlelight ceremony March 14 at ried a white Bible topped with a which Pearl Price, daughter of white orchid. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Price of Mrs. Sidney Davidson, sister of Parkside Ave. became the bride the bride, was her matron of of Frank Manchel, son of Mr. honor. and Mrs. Albert Manchel of Ful- *Alvin Rappaport, Detroit, acted lerton Ave. The double-ring cere- as best man. Ushers were Samuel mony was solemnized by Rabbi Zack, Detroit, Simson Sendler Harold Rosenthal and Cantor J. and Sidney Davidson, Ann Arbor. H. Sonenklar. The couple left by motor for The bride chose an off-the- Florida. They will make their shoulder gown of white lace and home at 3215 Pencombe Pl. in organdy, with a crown of seed Flint on their return. pearls to hold her veil. She car- The bride Is a graduate of the ried a Bible with white orchids University of Michigan and affil- on streamers. iated with Sigma Delta Tau So- Lillian Price of Los Angeles rority there. Her husband attend- attended her sister as maid-of- ed Wayne University and served honor and Norma Elkes was in the Army four years. bridesmaid. Jerry Manchel was * * * his brother's best man and Irwin GOLD-CURTIS: Jeanne Bette Niman, Stanley Dorfman and Curtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sherman were ushers. David Curtis of Clairmount Ave., Following the wedding dinner became the bride of Jack Gold, and reception, the couple left on son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gold a six-week honeymoon to Cali- of ,Leslie Ave., at a ceremony fornia. March 21 at the Wilshire Hotel. Out-of-town guests from Los Shirley Mae-Curtis attended her Angeles, New York, Chicago and sister as maid-of-honor; her aunt, Philadelphia attended the wed- Mrs. Alexander Curtis, was mat- ding. ron-of-honor; Iris Winfield, Mari- * * * FRIED-SCHWIDKAY — At a lyn Sklar and Corinne Campau candlelight service, March 13, were bridesmaids, and Toby Jean Louis of Dayton, 0., and Annette Shirley Schwidkay, daughter of Kaplan were flower girls. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwidkay of Simon Gold was his brother's Woodingham Ave., was united in best man, and Morton Bader, marriage with Samuel Bernard Ralph Jacobson of Dayton and Fried, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aron Charles Snow seated the guests. Fried of Lawrence Ave. * * * The bride's attendants includ- PELAVIN-WEISENTHAL: Mr. ed Frances Teitelbaum, Sylvia and Mrs. Ben Helfer announce the Snyder and Marilyn Kay Cross- recent marriage of their daughter, man. Max Fried was best man Evelyn Zack Weisenthal, to Jay and Herbert Schwidkay was an Pelavin, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. usher. Mrs. Samson Wittenberg Pelavin of Pingree Ave. . The sang "Because." newlyweds - are honeymooning in The bride wore a grecian, Florida and, upon their return, white crepe gown with an illus- will reside at 13230 LaSalle. ion; finger-tip veil. Her bouquet was of white carnations with Women's Relief Group roses and sweet peas in a wed- ding ring arrangement. Rabbi To Use Bazaar Proceeds Harold Rosenthal officiated. For Passover Packages Out of town guests from Mon- treal, Chicago and Cleveland at- A luncheon and bazaar will be tended. The newlyweds left for an extended trip to Florida. On sponsored by the Women's their return they will reside at Emergency Relief Committee at 12 noon Monday, March 29, at 18911 Woodingham. the Jewish Center. Proceeds will GROSSFIELD-ROSE: At a cere- be . used to send Passover pack- mony March 9 at the Statler Ho- ages to needy DPs in Europe. Chairman of the luncheon is tel, Betty Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monte Rose, of Brigh- Mrs. Max Stulberg of 17503 ton, England, became the bride of Prairie: Mrs. I. Kardener of 2922 Seymour Lewis Grossfeld, son of Fullerton is chairman of the Mr. and Mrs. Max Grossfeld of bazaar which will be devoted to Farrand Park. Dr. A. M. Hersh- the sale of aprons made and do- man, Rabbi Philip Brummer of nated by members and friends of Brighton, England, officiated at - the organization. Tickets can be obtained from Mrs. Julius Roths-- the wedding. The bride, given in marriage by child, NO. 2593. Mrs. Max J. Wohlgelernter is her father, wore a gown of candlelight satin and alencon lace, president of the Committee. with a full-length train. Her veil of silk illusion fell from a crown of seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of white orchids and roses a n d an heirloom lace handkerchief belonging to the bridegroom's mother. Carmen Cavellero and his band, Her attendants were Helen L. Grossfeld, the bridegroom' sister, along with Dorothy Shay, will maid of honor; and Mrs. Norman headline the 'dance bill that the Crane, Hannah Levin and Judy 14 lodges of Detroit Bnai Brith will sponsor Saturday evening, Feinberg, bridesmaids. Walter H. Grossfeld served • his April 10, at the State Fair brother as best man, and the Grounds. Moe Miller of Louis Brarideis ushers were Norman Crane, Allan Tolmich, Bud Jacobson and Rol- lodge is chairman, and Harry Gilbert of the Cinema lodge, co- and Harris. Following the wedding recep- chairman for the event. Other tion, the newlyweds left on a committee assistants include Phil motor trip to Washington D. C., Rothschild, Harry Yudkoff, Gabe after which they will leave for a Glantz, Dave Katzman, Mike tour of England and the Con- Falk and Louis Vardon. Tickets for the affair may be tinent. Upon their return they obtained from Bnai Brith mem- will reside in Deroit. bers or by calling the Bnai Brith Guests from New York and Rhode Island attended the wed- office, CH. 7838, 712 Farwell ding, as well as Harry Martin, Bldg. Miller, Gilbert Head Alt-Bnai 13;ith Dance uncle of the bride, who accom- panied her father and Rev. Brummer from England. * * * RATNER-SENDLER: The ball- room of Hotel Durant, Flint, was the scene of a pretty wedding on March 14 when Miss Reva Send- For Your Dancing Pleasure LEE FIELDS and his orchestra MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS TO. 5-4720 before 1 P. M. TY. 7-5294 after 1 P. M. National Jr. Hadassah President to Address Detroiters Sunday Page Fifteen Lillian Solomon Garden To Be Planted in JNF Ehrlich Forest in Palestine "American Jewish Youth and the Challenge of the Jewish State" will be the subject of an address by MiSs Zelda Funk of Brooklyn, N. Y., national presi- dent of Junior Hadassah, the young women's Zionist organiza- tion, at 3 p. m. Sunday at the Jewish Community Center, it was announced by Miss Dorothea Bond, president of the local unit of Junior Hadassah. Miss Funk, an alternate mem- U. S. Company Will Not Lay Pipeline in Palestine At a special meeting of the Mount Sinai Hospital Association, held in the home of Mrs. Daniel Rachmiel of Webb Ave., funds were contributed for the plant- ing of trees in the "Lillian S. Solomon Garden of Trees in the Joseph Ehrlich Forest in Pales- tine." Arrangement for this gar- den was made through the Jew- ish National Fund. For further information re- garding the planting of trees,. contact Mrs. Rachmiel, chairman, TO. 8-7582, or Mrs. Leon A. Kat- zin, co-chairman, UN. 4-3119. Trees also were planted by members of the Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid Society. WASHINGTON, -(JTA) — The Trans-Arabian Pipeline Co., af- filiated with the Arabian-Ameri- can Oil Company, will not try to put a pipeline through Pales- tine at the present time, 'even though the company has a right of way, James T. Duce told the Senate small business commit- tee. 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