June Oleshansky Wed
By Candlelight Jan. 8
divitico in Socieiy
Mrs. N. J. Rossen entertained 24 guests at her home on La-
Salle Blvd., in honor of her sister-in-law, Edith Reznick, whose
marriage will take place this month.
In honor of their 40th anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Rothenberg of Calvert Ave. were entertained at a surprise dinner
party for the immediate family, given by their children.
Mrs. Harry Satovsky of 3455 W. Outer Dr. and her brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. S. Goldberg of Buffalo, N. Y., left
to visit with their family in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Schneider and family, formerly of
Blaine Ave., are now residing at their new home on Santa Rosa
Dr.
A sweet-sixteen party was given for Betty Reiss at Frame's,
Dec. 10, by her mother, Mrs. Jacob Reiss, 1698 Collingwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frank of New York City have spent the
week visiting in ' Detroit at the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Frank of Shrewsbury Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. M. George Wayburn of Huntington Woods have
returned from a three weeks' trip to Palm Springs and Los
Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Ehrlich of W. Boston Blvd. are leaving this
week to visit with their family in Philadelphia and New York
City, en route to Miami Beach, where they will spend six weeks
at Triton Hall.
Honoring Mrs. Ludwig Kaphan, of New York City, national
president of ORT, Mrs. Arthur Bloom entertained at a luncheon
on Monday, at her home on Gloucester Dr. Invited to meet Mrs.
Kaphan were past presidents, chapter presidents and members of
the executive board of ORT.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meyers of Lincolnshire Drive are vaca-
tioning in Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Cohen of Northlawn Ave. are visiting friends
and relatives in Ephrata and Reading, Pa.
Mrs. Irving Hirschman, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Nathan Sloss, is spending several weeks in Miami Beach.
Mrs. Mildred Lester is spending two months in Los Angeles,
visiting her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Lester, and
her sister, Mrs. Florence Weinstein.
Miss Julia Klein and her. father, Aaron Klein, of Chicago Blvd.,
have left for a two months' sojourn in Miami Beach.
Engaged
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MISS SHIRLEY GARFINKEL
Mr. and Mrs. David Garfinkel
of 9633 Petosky announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Shirley Janet, to Morton Seger-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Segerman of 3353 Taylor. The
young couple is planning a June
wedding. •
Detroiters to Attend
43rd AJC Meeting
.
June Rose Oleshansky, daugh-
SLOAN-KATZ: The Belden
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ole- Stratford Hotel in Chicago, Ill.,
shansky of Monica Ave., and was the setting for the mar-
Albert Watnick, son of Mr. and riage, Jan. 7, of Ruth Katz,
Mrs. Meyer Watnick of Virginia daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Katz of Highland Ave., to Dr.
Irving L. Sloan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Sloan of Chicago.
Rev. Tevele Cohen, accompan-
ied by - members of the Vienna
Boys Choir, performed the cere-
mony.
Attending the bride were
Micki Lancent, maid-of-honor,
Mrs. David Katz and Mrs. Sam
Turner:. Sander Sloan was his
brother's best man. Serving as
ushers were David Katz and
Sam Turner.
After an extended honeymoon
in Florida, Dr. and Mrs. Sloan
will make their home in Jeffry
Manor.
MRS. ALBERT WATNICK
Park, were united in marriage at
a candlelight ceremony Jan. 8 at
Northwest Synagogue. Rabbi Ja-
cob Segal and Cantor Fenakel
officiated.
The bride was attended, by her
sister, Mrs. Anne Katz, matron-
of-honor; Gail Remer, niece of
the bridegroom, maid-of-honor;
and Ruth Oleshansky, Gloria
Oleshansky, Joan Watnick and
Phyliss Watnick, bridesmaids.
Jack Remer, the bridegroom's
Pisgah Chapter Plans
brother-in-law, served as best
man, and the ushers were Na-
Membership Affair
than Oleshansky, Herman Ole-
shansky, James Marx, Joe Har-
At 8:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 23, ris and Billy Oleshansky.
The newlyweds are spending
at Bnai Moshe, Pisgah . Players
will present a one-act comedy, the month in Miami Beach.
"You Ain't Heard the Half of It,"
at the Chapter's membership af- Osnos. Takes Bnai Brith
fair.
Mrs. Joseph Gordon, dra- Membership Drive Post
matic group president, is
Max Osnos has accepted the
director. The following are in
the cast: Mesdames Ida Ashe, chairmanship of the downtown
Betty Miller, Belle Menkowitz, building membership campaign
Helen Goldman, Mayme Lawson, of Bnai Brith. In accepting the
Mariam Freed, Betty Gordon, position Osnos cited the para-
Edith Levine, Ann Feldman, mount need of aid for Israel,
Sonia Garfield, Barbara Weitz- and accented Bnai Brith's meet-
the challenge to help Israel
man, Helene Laban, Mona Graff, ing
and meet local and national
Pearl Haberman and Rose Zuc- problems
at home.
kerman.
From personal observations
Mrs: Phillip Kramer, member- made on his Israel trip, Osnos
ship retention chairman, an- recounted the need for homes
nounced that only members in and rehabilitation in Israel and
good standing will be admitted. the need of psychiatric treat-
Husbands are invited at a nomi- ment for Nazi victims, especially
nal fee.
children.
He noted the founding in Is-
of a Bnai Brith home for
Club One, PWO to Fete rael
needy children, and advocated
_Membership in the organization
Mrs. Sislin on Tuesday
as a fine contributation of
American Jewry to help in the
Mrs. S. Goldoftas, president of inspirational work of building
Club One, Pioneer Women, an- the Jewish State.
nounces that at 12 noon Tues-
day, Jan. 24, at Lachar's, Club
One will hold its traditional
luncheon following the Pioneer
Women's donor event.
Members will bid farewell to
Sophie Sislin, Moatzot Hapoalat
chairman of the club, who won
a trip to Israel in the Pioneer
Women membership drive last
year.
Musical portion of the pro-
gram will be conducted by Flor-
ence Weintraub. For information
one way by
call Mrs. Goldoftas, TY. 5-1956
STEAMER
or Mrs. Hannah Jacobs, TY. 5-
3676.
Isadore Levin, chairman, De-
troit Chapter of the American
Jewish Committee, and Mrs. Le-
vin; Leonard T. Lewis, v i c e-
chairman, a n d Mrs. Lewis;
Philip R. Marcuse, secretary,
and Mr. a n d Mrs. Victor
Klein, will attend the 43rd an-
nual meeting of the American
Jewish Committee at Hotel Pla-
za, - New York, Jan. 20 to 22.
The Honorable Hugo L. Black,
United States Supreme Court
Justice, will address the dinner
meeting on Jan. 21. Workshops
on various phases of American
CARD OF THANKS
Jewish Committee activities will
be held throughout the three-
The family of the late Minnie
day session.
Goldberg wishes to thank rela-
tives and friends for the kind-
ness shown them in their re-
Rabbi Gorrelik to View
cent bereavement.
Headquarters for
Transportation
and Tours by
AIR or BOAT
to ISRAEL
s2759 J-
RHEA E. CASHMAN
WORLD - WIDE TRAVEL BUR.
215 Majestic Bldg., WO. 2-3368
Agents for All Steamship
and Air Lines
New Van Paasen Book
'"Why Jesus Died" by Pierre
Van Passen will be reviewed by
Rabbi Benjamin H. Gorrelik,
director of education of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, at the next book
review and brunch sponsored
by the Sisterhood.
Reservations are being taken
by Mrs. William Nadler, UN. 4-
2028,• for the event, which takes
place Tuesday, Jan. 24, at 12:30
p.m. in the social hall of the
synagogue.
Mesdames George Bremen and
Samuel Schwartz are the co-
chairmen of the book reviews,
and the brunches are chair-
maned by Mrs. Benjamin Gor-
don.
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MR. SAM HALBERG and MR. NORMAN HALBERG
THE JEWISH NEWS-15
Friday, January 20, 1950
UHS Registers Notv
For Feb. I Semester
The beginning of the winter
semester at the United Hebrew
Schools has been set for
Wednesday, Feb. 1. New classes
will be opened for beginners as
well as for advanced students.
Registration is now in pro-
gress.
The schools are: Rose Sittig
Cohen, 13226 Lawton, TO.
8-0063; Central Branch, Central
High School, TO. 8-0063; Lin-
wood-Hazelwood, 8849 Linwood,
TY. 4-9242; Northwest Hebrew,
Curtis at Santa Rosa, UN.
4-9210; Parkside Branch, 15705
Parkside, UN. 2-0506; David W.
Simons, 40l0 Tuxedo, HO. 5711.
Those who do not live in the
Israel Signs Formal
immediate vicinity of any
Affiliation with FAO
school, should call the main
office, TO. 8-0063, regarding bus
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—ISrael transportation.
Ambassador Eliahu Elath con -
firmed Israel's acceptance of the
constitution of the United Na-
tions Food and Agriculture Or-
ganization at a ceremony here
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
in which he signed formal doc-
TY. 5-2445
uments. N. E. Dodd, director-
Music
general of the FAO, welcomed
For All Occasions
Israel.
DICK STEIN
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