THE JEWISH NEWS-7
Friday, October 21, 1949
Two Generations at JWF Tea
Congregations Plan
Receptions for DP's
M arriageo
PERLMAN - GOODMAN: Sam
Coodtman of Blaine Ave., an-
nounces the marriage of his sis-
ter, Mollie Goodman, to Abe
Perlman of Enterprise, Ala. Rab-
bi M. J. Wohlgelernter officiated
at the Oct. 18 marriage cere-
mony at the home of the bride's
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zeff
Of Parkside Ave.
Clara Flam, sister of the
bridegroom, was matron-of-hon-
. or and Charles Flam, the bride-
groom's brother-in-law, served
as best man.
After a motor trip through the
East, the couple will reside in
Enterprise.
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ROSENZWEIG - FRE D S 0 N:
Frances - Fredson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. I. Fredson of Dex-
ter Blvd., and Bernard 'Rosen-
zweig, son of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Rosenzweig of Elmhurst Ave.,
spoke their marriage vows at
Northwest Synagogue Sept. 18.
• The bride's goWn was fashion-
ed of heavy cream satin over a
hooped petticoat. A seed-pearl
capped headpiece held her veil.
Attendants included Melvina
Rosenzweig, sister of the bride-
groom, Janice Lutz, cousin of
the bride, Rosaline Davis and
Virginia Rosenthal, bridesmaids;
Roslyn Simons was ,maid of
honor; Mrs. Irving Stoffed, ma-
tron of honor. Ushers included
Meyer Feldman, Ernest Fridson,
eousins of the bride, Jay Becker
and Robert Lipshitz. The best
man was Miles Greenwald.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal offici-
ated . at the ceremony, witnessed
by 250 guests, among them Har-
of New York, Mrs.
rY
Ethel Posen of Toronto, Mrs. L.
Fridson of Los Angeles, Mrs.
Sarah Berman and Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Trommer of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosenzweig
spent their honeymoon in Miami
Beach and are now residing on
Duane Ave.
Maimonides Women
To Hear Rabinovitz
Sam Rabinovitz, director of
the Detroit Israel Histadrut
Campaign who recently return-
ed from Israel, will address the
Women's Auxiliary of the Mai-
monides Medical . Society at- a
luncheon meeting Oct. 25 at the
Tuller Hotel.
This meeting will be the kick-
off for souvenir book solicita-
tions. Oct. 26 to Nov. 27. Saks-
Fifth Avenue will again pre-
sent a fashion show for the
annual fund-raising event.
Mrs. Charles Gitlin is general
fund-raising chairman; Mrs. I.
Walter Silvers, luncheon chair-
man: souvenir book chairman,
Mrs. Morris Kazdan; advisor,
Mrs. Henry Small. Report meet-
ings of all ad workers will be
held each Friday, beginning at
the home of Mrs. Irvin Weisen-
thal. president, 17420 Prairie,
Oct. 28.
Hostesses at the . luncheon wi
will
be Mesdames Ben Bader, Leon-
ard Birndorf, Morton Adler, Alan
Agree, Samuel Alpiner,. Howard
13. Appelman, Sanford Bennett,
Morris Braverman, H. Herbert
Cohen, Joseph Dubin.
lone Relief to Hear
Book Review Monday
Home Relief Society will hear
Mrs. Harry Oberstein review
"Chain," by Paul
Wellman, at its
meeting, 0 c t .
24 at the home
of Mrs. Abe
Schmier, 3557
Sherbourne Rd.
Dessert lunch-
eon will be
served.
The group is
engaged in
preparations for
Mrs. Oberstein its donor lunch-
eon and floor show Nov. 30. Mrs.
John Herman is chairman of the
luncheon year book, with Mrs.
When Jewish Welfare Federation Women's Division lead-
ers honored their outgoing president, MRS. MAX FRANK, at a
tea at the home of the new Women's Division president MRS.
LEONARD H. WEINER, the occasion proved to be a mother and
daughter get-together. Mrs. Weiner's mother (right) MRS.
MILFORD STERN, was one of those who poured. Mrs. Frank
(left) is here accepting a cup of tea for her mother, MRS. SARA
KOHANE, as Mrs. Weiner looks on.
David I. Berris Directs Dedication
Of Young Israel Center October 30
_ Climaxing 10 months of con-
struction, Young Israel will ded-
icate its new youth center, com-
pleted this week, at 1:30 p. m.
Sunday, Oct. 30.
David I. Berris, chairman of
the dedication, who has been
active in Young Israel since its
inception in Detroit 27 years
ago, announces that nationally
known Jewish leaders partici-
pate in this historic event.
Tuesday, Nov. 8 will witness
the opening of the second year
of the Institute for Jewish
Studies, which offers courses in
Hebrew, Eretz, philosophy, cur-
rent events, Talmud, customs
and ceremonies. Registration is
open to adults 18 and over. Ses-
sions will be held Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings.
On Nov. 24 to 27, Young Israel
of Detroit will climax its dedica-
Arlazaroff Branch,
JNWA, to Celebrate
Fifteenth Jubilee
On Sunday, Nov. 13, Arlazaroff
Branch, JNWA, will celebrate its
15th jubilee with a banquet at
Lachar's.
Maurice Samuel, famous auth-
or and lecturer, and Ph. Gingold,
national cultural director of
JNWA, will be guest speakers.
Hilka Rabinowitz, Israeli mu-
sician, will present original He-
brew music.
The branch will publish a
book, "Fifteen Years of Achieve-
ment of. the Arlazaroff Branch
in Detroit." Among the contrib-
utors are: Isaac Hamlin, na-
tional secretary of Israel Hista-
drut campaign; Meyer Brown
and Louis Siegal, president and
secretary of the JNWA.
Joseph Sprinzak, president of
the Israeli Parliament, and
P i n c h a s Lubianinker, general
secretary of the Histadrut Haov-
dim, sent their . personal greet-
ings.
All members of the branch are
asked to make reservations at
once with M. Marcus, secretary
of the banquet committee, TO.
6-1527.
UHS Leaders to Speak
On Altman Program
In connection with the ob-
servance of the 23rd Education
Month of the United Hebrew
Schools, the following will ad-
dress the Jewish community
over station WJLB, an the pro-
gram, directed by Mrs. Hyman
Altman.
Mrs. Louis Tobin, president of
the UHS Women's Auxiliary,
Saturday, Oct. 22, .9:35 p.M.; Al-
bert Elazer, associate superin-
tendent, Saturday, Oct. 29, 9:35
P.m.; A. J. Lachover, adminis-
trative assistant, Saturday, Nov.
5, 9:35 p.m.; Bernard Isaacs,
Hyman :Kaufman as co-chair- superintendent, Saturday, Nov.
sikay.t.
12; 9:35 p.m.
tion month, by being host to all
Young Israel branches from the
midwestern region. Jerome W.
Kelman has been appointed
chairman of the 19th midwest-
ern convention.
Beth Yehuda Ladies'
Donor at Lachar's
Tuesday afternoon at 12:30,
the Ladies of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah will present their 21st
annual donor luncheon at
Lachar's.
Proceeds will go for mainten-
ance of the Beth Jacob School
for Girls and the Beth Yehudah
Kindergarten. •
Mrs. David J. Cohen will be
toastmistress, and Mrs. Joshua
Sperka, guest speaker.
For tickets, call TO. 5-1171.
Brady PTA Presents
Party at Oriole Theater
The Brady School Parent-
Teacher Association will present
a theater party at 1:30 p.m. Fri-
day, Oct. 28, at the Oriole The-
ater, Linwood and Philadelphia.
The program will consist of
"Three Darling Daughters" in
technicolor and four cartoons.
Tickets can be obtained at the
box office or in the Brady school
office. Mrs. S. Waxman is presi-
dent of the PTA.
Two Detroit congregations are
planning open house receptions
tbis Sabbath in honor of recent
immigrants and former DPs who
have settled in their neighbor-
hoods.
At Beth Tefilo Emmanuel,
Taylor and Woodrow Wilson,
newcomers will be greeted at a
Kiddush to be given by the vice
president, Morris Dorn, assisted
by Jacob Shevitz, president, and
Nathan Grunt, treasurer_Rabbi
M. J. Wohlgelernter will wel-
come the new Americans in his
sermon.
At Mogen Abraham, Cortland
and Dexter, a Sholosh Seudot,
Sabbath afternoon repast, -will
lie devdted to the newrriers.
Rabbi WOhlgelernter ,aate,
articipants::.:_=;:-The
event s
7 d by - the con-
gregation's ..o€ f i'cers.f David I.
Berris, president,:::,.0410mon Chi-
nitz, vice presiti6fit; Harry Lif-
shitz, treasurer, and Samuel
Rader, secretary.
Invitations will be sent to all
new Detroiters living within the
areas of the two synagogues.
Direct from New York's
Diamond Horseshoe
ach
Dan A. Manason was elected
president of the West Side Ten-
nis Club at the third annual
election meeting Oct. 13. Other
officers elected were: Charles
Moss, vice-president; Dr. Joseph
H. Curhan, treasurer, Rosalind
Schubot, secretary. The follow-
ing were elected to the govern-
ing boar d: Milton Bielfield,
Aaron LeBow, Dr. Lewis S. Ro-
senthal and Leonard Weiner.
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