Miss Bond to Wed
Dr. Abraham Becker
Rabbi Gordon Addresses Newlywed Kal Kaufers
Junior Hadassah Friday Honeymoon in Florida
Junior Hadassah goes "Through
the Looking Glass" Friday, May
21, at 1675 Boston Blvd. Guest of
the evening will be Rabbi Irwin
Gordon of the Wayne Hillel Foun-
dation.
Hostess for the evening will be
Mrs. Frank Wetsman. Junior Ha-
dassah invites the Jewish youth
of Detroit to participate in this
discussion and social program.
The conference of all the Cen-
tral States Junior Hadassah chap-
ters is to take place at Camp
Michagama, May 28 through 31.
A full program is being planned
to bring young women of the re-
gion up-to-date on the problems
of Zionism.
Registrations are now being
taken for the conference by Toby
Langer, UN. 3-0286, or Helen Kar-
abenick, TO. 8-4966.
MISS DOROTHEA BOND
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M.
Bond of 3342 Ewald Circle an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Dorothea, to Dr. Abra-
ham Becker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Becker of 300 Tuxedo.
.
Silverman Auxiliary
Installs New Leaders
Celebrate Golden
Wedding on May 23
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Friedman
of 2336 Glendale Ave. will cele-
brate their golden wedding anni-
versary on Sunday, May 23, at
an open house for friends and
relatives, at their, home.
Installation of officers of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Morton
A. Silverman Post of the . JeWish
War VeteranS was held 'May 12
at the home of Lenore Stone.
Elizabeth Shapiro, state de-
partment president, assisted by
Mrs. B. Rosenberg, installed the
following officers:
President, Silvia Koss; senior
vice president, Eileen Wachler;
junior vice president, Shirley
Hirsch; treasurer, Ruth Elson;
corresponding secretary, Anne
Greenberg; recording secretary,
Evelyn Silverman; patriotic in-
structress, Lenore Stone; guard,
Myra Gunsberg; conductress,
Harriet Tuck; trustees, Bernice
Kashtan, - Ruby Gantz, Estelle
Goss, and Dorothy Moran.
Resides in Akron
MR. AND MRS. A. FRIEDMAN
They were married on May
24, 1898, in New York City.
Mr. Friedman - was engaged in
the baking business for many
years.
They have three sons, Alfred,
Saul and Jerome; four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Charlotte Braun of
Cleveland, 0., Mi-s. Ben Etten-
berger of Dallas, Texas., Mrs.
Jack Wasserman and Mrs. Har-
riet Pritz, and eight grandchil-
dren.- •
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Hebrew Immigrant Aid So-
ciety is one of the most widely-
known of the Allied Jewish
Campaign - supported agencies.
The HIAS corporate affidavits
have brought many thousands . of
Jews to this country since the
war's end.
AJC Sends Wire Urging
Defeat of Mundt Bill
Albert J. Silber, president of
the Detroit American Jewish Con-
gress, in telegrams to Michigan
members of the House of Repre-
sentatives urged defeat of The
Mundt Bill.
Silber declared in his wire: "In
its attempt to protect American
democracy, the proposed bill vio-
lates most of the fundamental
principles on which oUr democ-
racy rests. It disregards the basic
principle that guilt is personal
and deprives American citizens of
equal rights solely because of
their opinions."
THE JEWISH NEWS—17
Friday, May 21, 1948
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Mrs. Kaufer is the 'former Har-
riet Gellman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Gellman of
Clements Ave. Her husband is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
'Kaufer of Stoepel Ave.
For her wedding, the bride
wore a gown of white slipper
satin, embroidered with seed-
pearls and bugle beads. The veil
was held by an embroidered
tiara.
Matron-of-honor was Mrs.
Charles T. Gellman, aunt of- the
bride; Mrs. .J. Froy of Chicago
was maid-of-honcu-, and Esther
Sandra Gellman, sister of the
bride, and Phyllis Gellman, her
cousin, were junior bridesmaids.
Ring , bearer was Yudi Gellman,
cousin of the bride. Best man was
Leo Kaufer, brother of the
bridegroom. Others in the bridal
party were Helen Kaufer and
Eve Matz, bridesmaids, and
Barney Brown, and Gerald
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Present -at the wedding were
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MRS. JACK A. TORF
Ann Kroll, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Kroll of Carter
Ave., became the bride of Jack
A. Torf, son of Rev. and • Mrs.
Israel A. Torf of Cincinnati, at
a' double-ring ceremony April 11.
Rabbi Leizer Levine officiated.
The bride's gown was of ivory
satin, embroidered with seed
pearls. Her fingertip veil of il-
lusion fell from a crown of white
sequins. She carried a Bible cov-
ered with white orchids and lilies
of the valley.
She was attended by her sis-
ter, Ida Goldenberg, matron-of-
honor; Mrs. Esther Treitel and
Emily Zewein of Cincinnati,
bridesmaids, and her nieces,
Sharon Goldenberg and Rochelle
Stein, flower girls.
Ben Torf of Cincinnati was his
brother's best man. The ushers
were Ruben Goldenberg and
Saul Stein. Ronald Sweet was
ring bearer.
After a two-week honeymoon
the newlyweds are making their
home in Akron.
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York City.
An association bearing the
Mr. and Mrs. Kal Kaufer will
reside in their new home at 3380 name "ORT Tool Supply Corpor-
Monterey upon their return from atiOn," has opened in Tel Aviv
a honeymoon in Florida. The
couple was united in marriage to supply artisans and various
collective Workshops in Pales-
tine with machinery tools, ac-
cording to work `received at the
headquarters of the American
ORT Federation in New York.
For farther information on
the project contact the ORT Tool
Bronx Rabbi Speaks
At Arnbijan, Meeting;
Organizations Invited
In a call issued by the Detroit
American Birobidjan Committee,
all Jewish organizations are in-
vited to send delegates to a con-
ference which will take place at
10 a. m. Sunday,' May 23, at the
Lee Plaza Hotel.
The significance of the rise of
a Jewish state in the Far East
will be related by Isadore Starr,
president of the Detroit Division
of the American Birobidj an
Committee, by Morris L. Olken,
New York City national organ-
izer of the Ambijan, and other
community leaders.
Rabbi. Mayer I. Herman - of the
Brith Sholem Congregation, New
York, secretary of the Bronx
_Council of Rabbis, will be the
principal speaker.
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