12—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 2i 1949

Goren-Welton Nuptials
Solemnized August 14

Youth Groups

August Bride

Openings for Singers
Two Detroit Young
Judeans Attend Parley With Mastersingers

MS/S. EUGENE HIRSCH

Wearing a gown of white satin
trimmed with Fir ench lace,
Helga Hopfeld, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hopfeld, became
the bride of Eugene Hirsch, son
of Mrs. Ch., Konheim and the
late Mr. Hirsch. The wedding
was held Aug. 21 at Shaarey
Zedek -Synagogue. Rabbis Morris
Adler and Leopold Neuhaus and
Cantor Jacob Sonenklar offici-
ated.
The bride's gown had a long
train. A lace head-piece
trimmed with pearls held' her
fingertip French illusion veil,
and she carried a white prayer-
book with orchids and stream-
ers.
Mrs. L. Kanheim, sister of the
brideg r oom, was matron - of-
honor; Joannie Freed and San-
dra Robinson were bridesmaids,
and Dana Hartman, flower girl.
Jerry Hirsch served as best man.
Out - of - town guests at the
wedding included Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Hopfeld and Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Katz and daughter of
New York; Mrs. Koester and
daughter of Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. Soidenfelder and daughter
and son-in-law of Massilon, 0.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ben S.hlager
and daughter and son-in-law of
Flint.
The young couple' will reside
at 3521 W. Outer Dr. upon their
return from their honeymoon
at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac
Island.

Aug. 8—To Mr. and. Mrs.
Maurie Stren (Sadie Goldberg)
of Brantford, Ontario, formerly
of • Detroit, twin daughters,
Sherre Fae and Patricia Rae.
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Aug. 11—To Dr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Kaplan (Leah Becker,
formerly of Windsor) of 18603
Hartwell ; a son, David Joseph.

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Aug. 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert Goldman (Carole Morgan)
of 18011 Coyle, a son, Marc -Alan.

Aug. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Sucher (Arlene Gendelma,n)
of Monte Vista Ave., a son, Bruce
Allan.
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Aug. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
vin Faber (Mollie Beckerman) of
Boston Blvd., a son, Howard
Irwin.
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Aug. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Sey-
mour 0. Zegman (Gloria Solo-
mon) of 2675 Rochester, a son,
Stuart Allan.
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Aug. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ford Feldman (Iris Baskin) of
671 Merton Rd.; • a daughter,
Beth Anne.

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Aug. 27—To Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Chaikin (Annabel Stern) of
Ewald Circle, a daughter, Susan
Deborah.

.Early New England women
bleached their sheets by spread-
ing them with sour milk and
putting them in the sun.

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American Zionist Youth must
not • assume that its responsibil-
ties toward Israel and the Jew-
ish people have ended, 150 dele-
gates to the annual convention
of Senior Young Judea at Emma
KaUfman C a m p, near Pitts-
burgh. were told this week. Ju-
dith Heyman and Daniel Elazar
are the Detroit delegates.
A message from Israel, where
he is spending a year of work
and study on a felloWship
granted by the American Zionist
YOuth Commission was sent by
Ted Hollander, of Brooklyn, for-
mer national president of Senior
Young 'Judea.
Highlights of the three-day
event, Aug. 30 through Sept. 1,
were celebrations of the 40th an-
niversary of Young Judea; and
addresses by Norman Schanin,
executive director, N a t i o n a l
Young Jude a, and Rabbi Am-
ram Prero, national director of
the American Zionist Youth
Commission.

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Masada Opens Season
At September Meeting

Lee Shulman, program chair-
man for Masada, has announced
that the group's new policy of
combined social and educational
meetings will be inaugurated at
the opening session in Septem-
ber.
The program will include a
summary of the coming year's
activities, as well as a blending
of the Israeli and American
theme. Dancing will follow the
meeting.

New Officers Heading
Shaarey Zedek Group

Abner Dunn, new president of
the Young People's Society of
Shaarey Zedek, has begun work-
ing with his new staff in plan-
ning a program of events for the
forthcoming season.
The other new officers aree.
Mae Zorn, vice president: Bob
Abromowitz, treasurer; Diana
Gordon, recording secretary;
Marilyn Hershenson, correspond-
ing secretary,
A general meeting will be held
within the next few weeks, to
which all young people, 19 to 35,
are invited.

Hebrew Registration
At Wayne Begins Soon

Although registration for He-
brew courses at Wayne Univer-
ity will be accepted until Sept.
17, prospective students may
register for these courses im-
mediately after Labor Day, the
Jewish Community Council an-
nounced.
The elementary course will be
given from 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesdays
and Thursdays; with the ad-
vanced course being given from
4:30 to 6:30 p.m. those days. The
instructor will again be Louis
Panush. ,

YPC Dance Combines
Installation,Membership

Northwest Young People's Club
will present a combined instal-
lation and membership dance
Saturday, Sept. 17. Admission is
free and membership is . open to
all young people, 18 to 30.

The Mastersingers, semi-pro-
fessional young adult choral
group, has openings for sopranos,
altos, tenors and baritones.
The group is conducted by Fe-
lix Resnick of the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra and meets for
rehearsal once a week during
the winter.
For further information, call
Maxwell Nadis, president, TYler
7-4784, or Ellen Jung, TY. 4-4350.

BBYO Begins Plans
For Yom Kippur Dance

The steering committee for
the Bnai Brith Youth Organiza-
tion Yom Kippur Nite Dance,
has decided that a popular dance
band will play for the annual
community affair . on Monday,
Oct. 3.
Irving Berg, chairman, an-
nounced the following commit-
tee chairmen : Publicity, Helen
Diskin and Joan Hencken; con-
tact, Sharon Diskin; financial,
IVIaynard Kalef,

Design Authority Lauds
Modern Living Exhibit

Edgar Kaufmann, Jr., modern
design authority of the Museum
of Modern Art of New York, has
given high praise' to the exhi-
bition, "For Modern Living,"
which will be presented at . the
Detroit Institute of Arts Sept.
11 through Nov. 20. Kaufmann
has visited Detroit a number of
.times this summer to assist Al-
exander Girard, Detroit archi-
. tect and designer, who is direct-
ing the exhibition, which will
present more than 3000 home
obj ects.

Johannesburg Woman
Seeks Relatives Here

Receipt of a letter from a
Mrs. Levi of Johannesburg,
South Africa, who is seeking
relatives in Detroit, is reported
by .Mrs. S. Drissman. of 2972
Rochester.
Five nieces, daughters of Mrs.
Levi's brother, Kopel Sher, a
tailor, are presumed living in-
Detroit, as are children of Mr.
Sher's brother-in-law, a Cantor
Rogoff, of Riga.
Anyone having such imforma
tion is asked to contact Mrs.
Drissman at TY. 7-2896 or CA.
6627.

CORRECTION

The article describing the Vi-
enna community's farewell to
Theodor Herzl was erroneously
by-lined By Mary Kozenn and
Julius Chajes. The by-line
should have read: By Marguerite
Kozenn and Julius Chajes.

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Zedek. Rabbi Morris Adler of-
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cob Sonenklar and a choir. hold a games party Sunday,
Lincoln Welton gave his sister Sept. 11, at Jericho Hall on Joy
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The bride wore an original food packages for Landsleit
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Fred Goren served his brother jects to their programs.
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BODZIN FAMILY CLUB will
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