• • • • cluitheo in Society Evelyn Rissman Wed At Double-Ring Rites In a double-ring candlelight ceremony performed by Rabbi Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gottloeb and 'son, Bud, of Warrington Jacob E. Segal and Cantor Mik- Dr. have returned from a week's stay at. the Waldorf in New los Fenakel at the Northwest Hebrew Congregation Sept. 11 York City. Marcia Ellstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ellstein of Roselawn Ave. has left for Coral Gables, Fla., to resume her studies at the University of Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Robinson of Chicago have returned from Charlevoix where they spent the summer months. Mrs. Arthur Davis and her son, Quentin, of New Orleans are the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman of Ham- ilton Dr. Mrs. • Walter Lath of Burlington Dr. has returned from New Orleans where she visited with members of her family and friends. Janet Newman, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert .Newman of Canterbury Rd. has left for New Orleans where she will matricu- late at Sophie Newcomb College. Mrs. Benjamin Siegel of Boston Blvd. has returned from an extended visit in the East. Among those students who left this week for Cambridge, Mass., where they will continue their studies at Harvard University were Stanley Zemon, John Alexander, Arthur Hartman, Vern Leopold, Joel Isaacson, William Broder and Stewart Greene. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Shwayder and their son, Dick, of Fairfield Ave. and Mrs. Michael Freeman of Wellesley Dr. have returned from a few months' European tour. Nancy Wolfner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian G. Wolfner of Burlingame Rd. has left for Northampton, Mass., where she will MRS. I. GERALD KEDES resume her studies at Smith College. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gilbert of Arden Park have returned from Evelyn Rissman, daughter of Mr. Charlevoix where they the summer. Mrs. Henry Levitt of East Jefferson Ave. has returned from a and Mrs. Harold Mitz - of Grand - Ave., became the bride of I. Visit in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Klein and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ladensohn Gerald Kepes, son of Mr. and were the guests of the former's brother, Aaron Klein of Boston Mrs. Joseph Kepes of Stoepel Blvd.. enroute to their home in Lorain, 0., from a-isit in Lansing. Ave. The bride- wore a candlelight Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Sonneborn of Miami Beach and New York are guests at the Book Cadillac Hotel for a few weeks while visit- satin period gown. Her matching veil of imported illusion was ing with members of their family and friends. Mrs. Louis Maalen of Calvert Ave. left on Thursday for Cin- finger-tip length and fell from a semi-Queen of Scots lace bon- cinnati where she will spend the holidays. Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Moss and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. net. She carried a Bible with Joseph Schmitz, have moved from Burlingame Ave. and are now orchids and stephanotis. residing at 8600 West Seven Mile Rd. Her maid-of-honor was Deb- John Folz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Folz of Monte Vista bie Charnes; Marilyn Wolf and Ave., left for East Lansing where he matriculated at Michigan Susan Rosengarde were brides- maids; her sister, Annette, jun- State College. Mrs. Morse Colten of Chicago Blvd. has returned from New ior bridesmaid, and Sherry Beth York where she visited her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Stecker, flower girl. Mrs. Oscar Colten. Attending the bridegroom Among those students who left for Boulder, Colo., to resume were his brother, Stewart, best their studies at the University of Colorado were Judy Morton, man; Fred Cherney and Mel .daughter of Mr. , and Mrs. Jerome Morton of Roslyn Rd., and Vir- Alter, usher 5, and Sherwin ginia Rosenthal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morey Rosenthal of Kepes, junior usher. Parkside Ave. Among the out of town guests Sallie Ginsburg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Ginsburg were Mr. and Mrs. Lupian and of Oakman Blvd., and Donna Lemberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Abramovitz of New York; /Ben Lemberg, have left for East Lansing to resume their studies Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wunder and at Michigan State College. Mr.,, and Mrs. L. Mossman of Hamilton, Ont., and Mrs. Louis Friedman of Tarrytown-on-the- Keidan Chapter Devotes Hudson. Efforts to Fund-Raising arriageo On their return from their, honeymoon in the East, the Preparations for the Bnai newlyweds will be at home on BLAZOFSKY - WIDENBAUM: Rochester Ave. Brith Women's fund - raising event are occupying the atten- In a double-ring ceremony at the Mayfair Room, Aug. 27, Ele- Truman Sends Greetings to anor Widenbaum, daughter of Bnai Brith Youth Group Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Widen- WASHINGTON (JTA) — T h e baum, and Frank Blazofsky,- son United States aspires to a future of Mrs. Anna Blazofsky and the "in which every individual will late Nathan Blazofsky, were be secure in his life and his united in marriage. Rabbi Mor- health, his schooling, his job and ris Adler and Cantor Katz. offic- his personal liberties," President iated. Truman said in a letter con- Matilda Widenbaum, sister of gratulating Aleph Zadik Aleph, the bride, was maid-of-honor. boys' organization of Bnai Brith, Mesdames Shirley Chess, Selma pn its 25th anniversary. Lelgant, Reeva Britman and Harriet Shafkind were brides- maids.. Lloyd Blazofsky, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were Jack Berman, George Tarnoff, Sam Widen- Our Specialty baum and Morris Wide nb a u na. Guests included friends and Carpeting & Furniture relatives from Munich, Ger-' Cleaned in Your Home many; Culver City, Calif.; New We Launder or Clean: York City. Toronto and Chicago. After a honeymoon on Macki- • Blankets • Furniture Covers nac Island, the young couple • Bed Spreads • Window Shades is residing on Cortland Ave. • Fancy Linens • Drapes MRS. SIDNEY KALT tion of members of Harry Kei- dan Chapter. Mrs. Sidney Kalt is fund-raising chairman. assist- ed by Mrs. Roy Rotter and Mrs. Gerald Sucher. Mrs. George Agree is in charge of tickets. Bar Mitzvahs Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Gal- perin of 19302 Warrington Drive., announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son Frederick Daniel at 8:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 7, at Tem- ple Israel. A reception in his honor will be held- at home, Sunday. Oct. 9, 1 to 6 p.m. Small Businessmen - Meet TEL AVIV (JTA) — A na- tional conference of owners of mall enterprises in Israel has been called for Sept. 4. The Is- rael association numbers about 20,000 members. The eighth plenary session of the CANADIAN JEWISH CON- GRESS, the biennial national convention of Canadian Jewry, will meet in King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Oct. 22-24. 1949, ac- cording to an announcement by S a in u e 1 Bronfman, national president of the Congress. AMBASSADOR Curtain, Rug & Shade Cleaners 12813-15LINWOOD TOwnsend 7-9660 Free Pick up and Delivery - HARRY BOESKY RESTAURANT, DELICATESSEN and BAR Follow the Crowd to Northwest YPC Maps Year's Social Program An extensive social program is being mapped for the season by the Northwest Hebrew Con- gregation's Young People's Club. Dances, skating parties, hay rides, toboggan parties and other , activities are slated. 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