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diviileo in, Socieitt
Fae Kaufman Becomes
Bride of Morris Weiss
Fae Benette Kaufman of Ann
Arbor and Morris Weiss, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith of Ewald Circle and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weiss of
Hyman Cohen of Lawrence Ave. entertained 35 guests at a garden Detroit, exchanged marriage
party at their summer home in Cedar Beach, Ontario, honoring vows at an afternoon ceremony
Cynthia Diane Smith, their daughter and granddaughter, whose
second birthday will occur Sept. 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo I. Franklin and their son, John, of Muirland
Ave. left last Saturday for a visit in Charlevoix.
Mr.and Mrs. William Frank, their daughter, Anne, and son,
William, of Wildemere Ave. left on Monday to spend a week in
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heavenrich returned on Tuesday to
their home in Wellesly Hills, Mass., after a few weeks' visit with
members of their family.
Mrs. David Feerer of the Belcrest has returned from Frank-
fort where she visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lind.
Miss Clarice Freud of Whitmore Rd. and her brother, Henry
Freud, have returned from a few weeks' stay at Manitoulin Island.
Mrs. Sylvan S. Grosner and her daughter, Joan, of Atkinson
Ave. have returned from a fortnight's visit in New York.
Mrs. H. C. Broder and her son, William, of Burlington Rd.
returned on Wednesday from Charlevoix where they spent a
fortnight following their six _weeks' tour of Europe and Israel.
Miss Betty Loewenstein of Boston is spending a month with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burak of Longfellow Ave.
The Misses Jeanette and Ruth Caplan of Whitmore Rd. have
returned from Milbrae, Calif. where they spent the summer months
visiting with their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Julian
. MRS. MORRIS 1 ,VEISS
Caplan.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kline of Birwood Ave. have returned Aug. 21 at the Michigan League
from a fortnight's stay in Frankfort.
in Ann Arbor. Rabbi Joshua
Mr. and Mrs. George Lowell of the Lee Crest Apt, have Sperka officiated.
returned from a tour of Europe.
Mrs. Weiss is the daughter of
Miss Mildred Goldman of Glynn' Ct. has returned from New Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Kaufman
York where she was a guest at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
of Ann Arbor. Her grandpar-
Dr. and Mrs. Maurice P. Meyers and their daughter, Harriet, ents
were the late Mr. and Mrs.
of Wildemere -Ave. have returned fain a few weeks' visit in A. Rogvoy
of Detroit.
Charlevoix.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving T. Oberfelder of Canterbury Rd. have as - For her wedding, she chose a
their guests their son William's fiancee, Margery Baer, and her gown of white moire taffeta,
styled with an off-the-shoulder
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome B. 'Baer of Chicago.
Arthur Hartman of Shrewsbury Rd. left Sunday with a class- neckline. Her shoulder-length
mate from Colombus, 0., to spend a few weeks in the Canadian veil of illusion was trimmed in
lace and fell from a lace cap.
Rockies.
carried a bouquet of white
Mr. and Mrs. Armin Hartman of Snowden Ave. have returned She
glamellias.
from a few weeks' stay in Frankfort.
Mrs. Morris Stulberg of Mar-
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schermer of the Lee Crest and Dr. and
Mrs. Emil Rothman of Glastonbury Rd. left Monday by plane to shall, Mich., attended her sister
as matron-of-honor, and Rubin
spend 10 days in Mexico.
William Frank of Wildemere Ave. has returned from a few Weiss of Detroit acted as best
weeks' visit in California. William Wetsman of Boston Blvd., who man for his brother. The ushers
accompanied him, has remained in Los Angeles where he will were Morris Stulberg, Jonas
Gantz and Jack Schneider, all
attend UCLA.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Leopold and their son, Vern, of Wis- of Detroit, and Charles Yaker
consin Ave. left on Monday to spend 10 dayS in Charlevoix. Their of Cleveland.
A reception at the Beth Israel
son Henry is visiting in Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blumrose of Lincoln Park have returned Center followed the wedding.
Later a family dinner was held
from Minneapolis where they attended the Rose Show.
Mrs. S. A. Jacobs of Glynn Ct. has returned from Chatanooga, at the Allenel Hotel.
Following their honeymoon,
Tenn., where she spent a few weeks visiting with members of
the young couple will reside at
her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schartz of the Whittier have been spend- 1426 Washington Heights, Ann
Arbor, while Mrs. Weiss enters
ing a few weeks in Frankfort.
Mrs. Louis Mallin of Calvert Ave. has returned from a month's the U. of M. Graduate School
and her husband enters his jun-
visit in Miami Beach, Fla.
ior
year in the University Medi-
Mrs. Davis Benson, her daughter, Sharon, and son, Ronald,
of Northlawn Ave. have returned from Atlantic City where they cal School.
spent the summer months.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Alex Effron and her son, Jerome, of W. Boston Blvd. have
returned from a stay in Charlevoix.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan J. Rossen
Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schliff of Sturtevant Ave. have return-
and sons wish to express their
ed from a stay in Frankfort.
Miss Caroline Berglas returned to her home in New York on thanks to relatives and friends
Monday after a week's visit with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Morris for their kindness and sympathy
in the recent loss of their son
M. Jacobs of Glynn Ct.
and brother, Jordan S. Rossen.
arriagei
COHAN-LESNICK: Mr. and
After their Florida honeymoon,
Mrs. Carl Cohan have returned I the young couple will reside at
from their honeymoon in New the Seward Hotel, until the com-
York and Niagra Falls.
pletion of their new home on
Mrs. Cohan is the former Anna Sussex Ave.
* * *
Lesnick, daughter of Mr. and
OSNOS-MAYER: Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Max Lesnick of Buena Vista
Ave. Her husband's parents are Charles Mayer of New York City
IMr. and Mrs. Max Cohan of announce the marriage of their
. Buena Vista Ave.
daughter, Berna, to Ronald S.
Their wedding took place June Osnos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
21 at the home of the bride's Osnos of Wellesley Dr., on Fri-
brother-in-law and sister, Dr. day, Sept. 2.
and Mrs. Abe Pearlman of Muir-
The wedding ceremony, with
land Ave.
only members of both families
* *
present, was performed at the
GOLDSARB-R 0 S EN BERG: Hotel Pierre in New York City.
Susan Jane Rosenberg became
After a brief European honey-
the bride of Samuel Goldsarb moon, the young couple will live
Aug. 28 at a garden wedding at in Boston where they will resume
the home of her parents, Mr. their college studies.
and Mrs. Jacob Rosenberg of
3297 Sherbourne. The bridegroom
is the son of Carl Goldsarb of Jewish Flag Raised
21373 Hazelwood and the late Mrs. On Former U. S. Yacht
Goldsarb. Their wedding was
solemnized by Rabbis Morris
HAIFA (JTA) — The 50-ton
Adler and A. M. Hershman.
pleasure y a c h t, "Carostella,"
The bride wore an ankle-length which was donated to the Israel
gown of pink lace over satin. Navy by A. Friedman of Wash-
Her waist-length veil was held ington, D. C., was the scene of
in place by a braid of blush- a brief ceremony in which its
pink lace. She carried pink or- former American flag was ex-
chids on a prayer book.
changed for the national em-
Mrs. Arthur Steinberg attended blem of the 'Jewish state. Cap-
the bride as matron-of-honor tain Shlomo Shamir, command-
and the bride's sister, Hilda ant of the Israel Navy, accepted
Rosenberg, was junior brides- the vessel on behalf of the gov-
Maid. • Max
Goldsarb served his ernment.
brother as best man and Arthur
Steinberg, Harvey Rosenberg,
Three states in the Union have
brother of the bride, and Marvin four-letter names—Ohio, Iowa
Bressof were ushers.
and Utah.
THE JEWISH NEWS-11
Orphaned DP Seeks
Aunt Living in Detroit
Friday, September 2, 1949
Al Jolson Sees Israel
As Site of Future Film
Pesia Antramentowicz is a 16-
year-old orphan now living in
an IRO, Children's Center in
Germany. Pesia's only living rel-
ative is an aunt whose married
name she does not remember,
but who is a resident of Detroit.
Anyone who recognizes Pesia's
aunt from the few facts the
young girl can supply is urged
to get in touch with Teri Fein,
Jewish Social Service Bureau,
TR. 2-4080.
Pesia was born in SiedIce,
Poland. Her parents' names were
Nachim and Riwka Antramen-
towicz, and her mother's maiden
name was Polano. There were
also three older brothers .and
two older sisters. Her father was
a tailor.
(Copyright. 1949, JTA, Inc.)
By LEON GUTTERMAN
HOLLYWOOD—Al Jolson, now
in New York on a personal ap-
pearance tour for the world pre-
miere of his new picture "Jolson
Sings Again" in New York City,
told me before he left Hollywood
that he has an idea for a sec-
ond sequel to the original "Jol-
son Story." Its locale would be
in Israel.
Having had his rather rich life
immortalized in celluloid iri the
two films, Jolson figures that his
activities in the next two or
three years on behalf of the
youngest member of the United
Nations, coupled with his still
fertile show business anthology,
would be a sturdy story basis
for a possible third picture for
Columbia studio produCtion.
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