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Rabbi and Mrs. Isadore Fine and children, Bernice Natalie,
Melvin Judah and Gail Cheryl have returned to their home in
Brooklyn, N. Y., after spending a month with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. L. Levine of Sturtevant Ave.
• Mr. and Mrs. David Adler and son, Reuben, of New York City
were guests of their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Adler of Gladstone Ave. The David Adlers are enroute
to Mackinac Island. Befort returning to their home in New York
th'ey expect to stop in Montreal and Quebec for a brief stay.
Mr. I. Jacobs, Mrs. Theresa Weinstein of Cape Town, South
Africa, and Sam Jacobs of San Antonio, Tex., are visiting their
relatives, Henrietta Garvett and sisters, of Monterey Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Goldberg of Richton Ave. have re-
turned from a 10 day motor trip to the East, including stops in
Rochester, New York City, Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mr. arid Mrs. Joseph Ainbinder 'gave a surprise dinned and
reception at their summer home in honor of their sister and bro-
ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis B _ ensman, on her 25th wedding
anniversary.
Mrs. I. Kardener of Fullerton Ave. entertained her niece,
Rochelle.Kaell, of Toronto, at a luncheon.
Mrs. Arthur L. Robbins of Detroit is the guest of her brother-
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Friedman of Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Field of Cherrylawn Ave. have re-
turned from a trip to Algonquin Park, Canada, where they visited
their son, Irwin, at Camp Tamakwa.
Mrs. Calvin Prady and children, Audrey Diane, Barbara Ann
and Norman Philip, are spending the summer in Miami Beach.
Mrs. Milton Escher and her daughter, Peggy, are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jules Klein of Calvert Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perlmutter of Chicago Blvd. have
returned from Harbor Springs, where they were guests at the
harbor Springs Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baum of Fairfield Ave. and Mr. and Mrs.
Clement Hopp of Longfellow Ave. left Saturday for a stay at
Camp Nebagamon in Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Davis of Muirland Ave. have returned
from a stay in New York. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Podgur of Indiana Ave. have returned
from a stay in Mackinac Island.
Returning this week from camps where they spent the
summer months were the following: Camp Pinemere, Minocqua,
Wis., Judy Rattner, Elizabeth Meyers, Janet Maas, Lois Smith,
,Judy -Saffir, Wendy Newman and Sarah Weiner; Camp Kawaga,
Minocqua, Wi's., Lee Marks, Jimmy Maas, Allan Sandorf, Joey
Braff and Eddie Kann; Camp Agawak, Minocqua, Wis., Myrna
Schlafer and Carol Silverman; Camp Wi-Co-Su-Ta, Bristol, N. H.,
Carol Altman,: Sandra Balaban, Slovia Brown, Beverly Danto,
Marlene Danto, Judy Dunitz, Nancy Falk, Susan Grosberg, Julie
Honigman, Ellen Jones, Judy Jones, Linda Jones, Irene Landsman,
Jane Landsman, Lois Pollack, Denise Nelson, Ann Rogin and
Sandra Schoenfield; Camp Winaukee, Lake Winnepesaukee, N. H.,
Harvey Lapides and Richard Jones; Camp Chicagamee, Barbara
Levin, Frances Levin, Suzanne Feinberg, Jane Sampliner; Camp
Nebagmon, Wisconsin, Tommy Ettlinger, Alvin Ziv, Richard Baum,
Arthur Rubiner and Micky Tabor; Camp Kohut, Oxford, Me.,
Edward and Richard Rosenthal, Jimmy Golanty and Ozzie - Jacob-
son; Camp Wenona, Naples, Me., Lois Levi, Susan Simons, Judy
Harris, Elaine and Katherine Platt, Sally Michelson, Joan Arnfeld
and Joan Allen; Camp Fernwood, Oxford, Me., Julie Michel; Camp
Stringheart, Wisconsin, John Franklin; Camp Arowan, Algonquin
Park,. Ontario, Inez and Eleanor Krouse, Marlene and Bruce
Shulak and David Aaron; Camp Allegro, Pittsfield, Mass., Betsy
Rose; Camp Modin, Maine, Johnny Rose.
Returning this week from Dude Ranches were Carol. Jean
Lichterman, Carol Barnett and Jacqueline Harris, from Quarter
Circle H., Woodland Park, Colo.; and Richard Saffir from*Silver-
spur, also in Woodland, Col.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Snider of Northlawn Ave. spent a few days
at the National Music Camp at Interlochen, Mich., where their
son, Larry, is a student. They are now at Charlevoix, where they
will spend the remainder of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Begun of 18627 Marlowe entertained guests
at a Bar B .Q steak roast Aug. 21 in the patio of their home.
Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield of the Belcrest has 'returned from
a few weeks in New York and Maine where she visited with
members of her family.

Bnai David Sisterhood
To Resume Activities

Bnai David Sisterhood will re-
sume its activities on Monday
evening, Sept. 12, when the
board will meet at the home of
Marian Otis, 2663 _Tuxedo.
Plans will be made for the
donor luncheon, to be held
Tuesday, Nov. 22, at the Bnai
David social hall. Jay Gerber,
pantomimist, will be featured
artist. Proceeds are destined for
support of the Bnai David Sun-
day School.

Only one mail pouch was
ever lost by the Pony Express.

Wayne Students to Wed

Primrose Club Lists
Chairm.en for Donor

A board meeting of the Prim-
rose Benevolent Club was held at
the home of Mrs. Martin Cohen
of Elmhurst Avenue, Aug. 15.
Final arrangements are being
completed for the 15th annual
donor luncheon, to be held Nov.
9 at Masonic Temple.
The president, Mrs. Joseph
Rodman, announced the fol-
lowing chairmen and commit-
tees: General donor chairman,
Mrs. Harry Ehrlichman; pro-
gram, Mrs. Aaron B. Margolis;
journal, Mrs. Sam Weinman;
pledges, Mrs. Harry Wright and
Mrs. Abe Levy; publicity, Mrs.
Jacob E. Steinhardt; captains,
Mesdames Louis Jacobson, Mor-
ris Greenberg, Sam Mager, Mar-
tin Cohen, Thomas Cowen, S.
Nadek, Natharl,Ruzumna, Harry
Grossman, Thomas Zohott, N.
Brown and B. Gold.

MISS MARILYN ZIMMERMAN

Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Zim-
merman of Leslie Ave. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Marilyn, to Leon Belinsky,
son of Mr. and Mrs: William
Belinsky of Webb Ave.
The couple attends Wayne
University where the bride-
groom-elect is affiliated with
Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity.
A March wedding is planned.

/2riclal Calendar

Aug. 28—Dorothy Greenbaum,
daughter of Mr. Ad Mrs. Julius
Greenbaum of 4360. Tyler, to
Reuben Silver, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Silver of 2508 Pin-
gree. The couple will reside in
Storrs, Conn., where Mr. Silver
is joining the staff of the Eng-
lish department at the Univer-
sity of Connecticut.

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National IAPi Sorority
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Initial preparations are al-
ready under way for the na-
tional biennial convention of
Iota Alpha Pi sorority, to be held
in Detroit Sept. 1-3, 1950. The
Wayne University chapter of the
sorority and its Detroit alumnae
group will be hostesses to the
national delegates.
Chairman of the convention is .
Mrs. Gerald Goodman. She is
b9ing assisted by the following
administrative committee: Bette
Weinberg, welcoming committee;
Mrs. Albert Perlin, luncheon;
Mrs. Morris Goldin, cocktail
party; Mrs. Leonard Mason, for-
mal dinner; Mrs. George Rabin,
program and printing, and Mrs.
Louis Cassel, publicity.
Marilyn Klein is president of
the local alumnae, and Carol
Alexander heads the Wayne
group.

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