Adivitieo Society Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tamaroff and daughter, Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Bertman and M. Drapkin are vacationing in Miami. They expect to return Aug. 1. - Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tamaroff of 2947 Collingwood 'annoUnce the graduation of their son, Marvin M., from the General Motors Engineering Institute, to take place Aug. 5. A family party in his honor will be given Aug. 7. Friends are invited. A garden party was given for the officers, members of the executive committee and staff members of the Jewish Community Council by Dr. Shmarya Kleinman, new Council president, on Sunday evening, July 10., at the home of Dr. Kleinman's children, Doctors Irving and Bernice Warren of 15880 Woodingham. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Slomovitz and sons, Jay and Kenny, of Bayonne, N. J., were the guests of their family in Detroit this week. Detroit guests at Greenbush Inn include: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Seyburn and daughter; Mrs. Beulah Appel and family; Mr. and Mrs. Julius Wallace; Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Aaron; Rose Fleisher; Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Berman and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Segal; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tyner; Mrs. Norman Eisenstadt; Mr. and Mrs. George Klein; Mr. and Mrs. George Tann; Mrs. B. Horwitz; Dr. and Mrs. Paul Kerwin; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Green. Mrs. Al Sklare of 17537 Birchcrest Dr. and Richard' Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Green of 18060 Muirland., were the winners of the rhumba contest held at Greenbush Inn July 9. Mrs. M. Kirschbaum of the Lee Plaza has as her guest Mrs. J. Markowitz of Los Angeles. -- Mrs. Helen Gooaman of the Wilshire Hotel is returning to Detroit after two months at Hot Springs, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan S. Grosner of Atkinson Ave. are spending 10 days at White Sulphur Springs where they are guests at Green- brier Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Green of Oak Dr. have left by motor for a few weeks' stay in Vermont and New Hampshire. Mrs. Baer Levin and her daughter, Jane, of Edison Ave. have returned from Chicago where they were guests at the Edgewater Beach Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartman of Chicago Blvd., left on Sun- day for Frankfort where they will spend a few 'weeks. Mrs. Louis Epps of the Wilshire and her daughter, Mrs. Marc B. Graham, Jr., of Ewald Circle, are spending a few weeks in Los Angeles. Mrs. Benjamin Siegel of Boston Blvd., is spending a few weeks at Lake Placid, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Walters and their son, Peter, of Los Angeles are visiting with friends in the city. Miss Julie Klein and her father, Aaron Klein, of Boston Blvd., returned on Sunday from a few days stay in Cleveland and Lorain, 0., where they visited with members of their family. Mrs. Benjamin Lambert, Mrs. I. L. Polozker and Mrs. Eugene Sloman of the Belcrest left this week for Mackinac Island where they will be guests for a few weeks at the Grand Hotel. Miss Marcia Ermann of Merton Rd., and her sister, Mrs. Joseph Ullman of Cincinnati, left on Tuesday for a tour of northern Michigan and Wisconsin. Mrs. Day Krolik of Wildemere Ave., and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brodie of Oak Dr., have returned from a few weeks visit in the Poconoe Mts. Miss Harriet Simon of the Wilshire is leaving this Friday for a fortnight stay in Duluth and Nannibijo Lodge, Minn. Miss Helen Keil of Northlawn Ave.; is leaving this Friday for a fortnight's stay in Maine. • Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Colten of Highland Ave., have returned from a visit to Yellowstone and Glasier Park. Mr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter Of Chicago Blvd., and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krouse of Calvert Ave., have returned from a visit in Chicago. Helen Issacs of Piccadilly Rd., is spending a few weeks in Pitts- burgh and Cleveland, visiting with members of her family. Berk-Greenbaum Rites Solemnized at Whittier Greenbush Engagement Transformed into a f or m al English garden, the grand ball- room of the Book-Cadillac Hotel was the setting for the marriage Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rose of of Shirley Pearl Rott, daughter 3009 Sturtevant announce the of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rott of Bar Mitzvah of their son, Jerry, at Shaarey Zedek, Saturday morning, July 23. Open house will be 415 at home, Sunday, July 24, 2 to 5 p.m. No cards. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Goodman of 6457 Sheridan annuonce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Nor- man, at Congregation Beth Itz- chock, 3836 Fischer, on July 23. * * • Dr. and Mrs. Albert Bloom of 19724 Canterbury Rd., announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Robert Alan, Saturday morning, Aug. 6 at Shaarey Zedek Syna- gogue. A reception in his honor will be held from 8 to 11 that evening at the Sheraton Hotel. Bar Mitzvahs MRS. IRWIN J. SHAPIRO Fairfield Ave., and Irwin J. Sha- piro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S h a p i r o, of Cherrylawn Ave, July 5. Dr. Abraham Hershman and Rabbi Morris Adler offici- ated. The bride chose for her wed- ding, a gown of blush pink satin of the Edwardian period, with a court train edged in Alencon lace. Her f in g e r -tip veil of matching silk tulle was held in place by a bonnet of lace. She carried white orchids on a fami- ly Bible with garlands of stepha- notis and ivy. Mrs. Irving Kane, sister of the bridegroom, was matron-of- honor, and Rhona Rott, the bride's sister, honor maid. Bridesmaids were Eleanor Yar- rows, Hilary Rott, Shirley Zieg- elman, Elaine Jason and Mrs. Newton Rottenberg. Irving Kane was best man for the • bridegroom. Guests were seated by Douglas Harris, Allen Fidler, Heinz Herz, Robert Can- vasser, Norman Milan and New- ton Rottenberg, with Neil Rott, brother of the bride, as junior usher. The newlyweds are motoring to Los Angeles on their wedding trip. New! Different! Entertaining! SAM EMMER Orchestra - Entertainment Weddings Bar Mitzvahs Wedding Gowns FOR RENT Luxurious, Long Trained, Beautiful- ly Trimmed Satin, and Ciepe WED- DING GOWNS and Veils to RENT. For a Tuneful \Treat MICKEY WOOLF and His Orchestra featuring SAM My WOOLF UN. 1-9045 BY GRAEME We Specialize In * Weddings • Showers Expert Floral Arrangements For All Occasions MAE WEISS UN. 2-3541 FREE Estimates At Your Home Bill Caplan Larry Morris Charge Accounts Welcomed GRAEME FLOWERS 9111 Linwood at Joy TY. 4-7784 !i THE MOST FU YOU'VE EVER HAD *• AT Pollen Free MEN Innqt Everything for your greatest entertain- ment at Omena Inn declared pollen- free by the Michigan State Health Department., Phone:: VA. 2-8863 Or Phone TExas 4-6315 DANCE UNDER THE STARS EVERY EVENING TO THE VELVET RHYTHMS OF FINEST AMERICAN JEWISH CUISINE TED MAIER HEAD CHEF Formerly at Grossinger's PAN- . COAST HOTEL in Miami Beach, : Fla. and His - PLUS • . - HARRIS & ALLEN 4141c."111 $55 A WEEK PER PERSON AND UP _4raerican Plari—includes social activ ities, sports, entertainment and 3 meals per day. For Last Minute Reservations phone NORTHPORT 2482 Comic team direct from Hollywood. Starred with Henny Youngman and his orchestra. Featured at Copacabana in New York and Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago. , Fred Astaire Dancers SALLY SIDRAN • Swimming on Pri- vate Beach • Fishing in Private....,‘ ' Lake ON GRAND TRAVERSE BAY In Pollen-Free, Northern Michigan 22 MILES N. OF TRAVERSE CITY " On M-22 A. S. LANDIS, M,r 260 Miles from Detroit * BICUR CHOLEM JRS. will have a wiener roast at Palmer Park at 8 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 13. Proceeds will be used to purchase a television set for the children at Lapeer, . Mich. For information call Yetta Kushner, president, WE. 5-2838, or Mrs. Lillian Glinter, social chairman, TE. 4-7637. * * Mrs. Sarah Levin, Child Res- cue Fund Chairman of CLUB ONE, PIONEER WOMEN, wishes to thank Mrs. Esther Smith, who gave a luncheon at her home at 2998 Monterey for the mem- bers of the Mendela Reading Club, at which $210 was raised for the Child Rescue Fund. Mrs. Levin also extends thanks to Mrs. 0. Warren of 3010 Rich- ton and members of Ffeigezal- shaft Reading Club, who raised $79 for the fund. • PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Nathan P. Rosenthal Motorcycle Service Anywhere! Res.: TO. 6-91S9 Arthur Selman Res.: TO. 8-6726 ARGOLIS NT SALES OPEN EVENINGS 1 FLOWERS Strictly Kosher Catering Established 1915 WEDDINGS BAR MITZVAHS RECEPTIONS • After 7 P. M. 411•• ■••■■■•■•■■ •••• ■■■■•■• VIENNA, (JTA)—Thirty Hun- garian Jewish refugees were ar- rested by Czechoslovak frontier guards near Bratislava while at- tempting to •cross the frontier illegally to reach Austria. ALL SIZES For Appointments Call TO. 8-2346 Dave Sloane and his quartet, featuring rhumb a rhythms, opened a three-week engage- ment July 20 at Greenbush Inn on. Lake Huron. Sloane and his band are noted for their novelty arrangements, They were at Sid's Cafe, Detroit, for nine months and last sum- m.er at Gratiot Inn. Green.bush Inn, 196 miles north of Detroit on U.S. 23 ; offers bathing, swimming, gca, riding, fishing, tennis, etc., to make a full day for vacationers. Hay fever 'and sinus sufferers find. relief in this pollen free • area.. Hungarian Jews Sentenced For Crossing Border ORCHESTRA * The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Green- baum of Doris Ave. Her husband is the son of Mrs. Rose Berke of Santa Rosa Dr. Matrons-of-honor were Mrs. Herbert Michelman, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Sadie Bean, sis- ter of the bridegroom. Mrs. Charles Gurian and Hilda Sel- van were bridesmaids. Ben Gruskin served as best man. The couple is honeymooning in. New England. Upon their re- turn they will make their home at the Whittier. THE JEWISH NEWS-9 Sloane.Quartet Opens Friday, July 22, 1949 VE. 7-9286 At a ceremony Sunday even- ing, July 10, at the Whittier The BUSINESS AND PRO- Hotel, Estelle Greenbaum and FESSIONAL DIVISION OF Phillip Berk were united in mar- HADASSAH will hold a supper riage. party on the Bob-Lo boat Tues- day evening, July 26. All mem- bers and friends are requested to bring a box supper and meet at the dock in order to make the 6:30 boat. * * * HEBREW LADIES AID SO- CIETY has outlined plans for the annual dinner to be held Jan. 12. Mrs. Louis Kepes and Mrs. Helen Auslander are chair- men. Plans are being made for a New Year's Eve party: MRS. PHILIP BERKE Shapiro-Rott Nuptials "Held at Book-Cadillac CHRSYLER-PLYMOUTH DEALERS 11310 Jos. Campau at Caniff IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TW. 2-7500 1.