1 0—TH E JEW ISH NEWS

Friday, May 5, 1950

Ilene Rosen Wears
Ice-Blue for Wedding

Jewish Center
Activities

Wed Brothers at Spring Ceremonies

(The Jewish Community Center is -
Affiliated With the Jewish Welfare
Federation, and Is a -Red Feather
Agency.)
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Before an altar of white spring
flowers at the Hotel Statler
Thursday evening, May 4, Ilene Monday, May 8—Adult education
department shows film, "La
Frances Rosen and Barry David
Boheme," at Woodward
Berebitsky were united in mar-
branch.
Wednesday, May 10 — Andrew
Brown of the CIO discusses
"How Can We Meet the Health
Needs of America," before
_ Wednesday Evening Discus-
sion Group at Woodward
branch.
Thursday, May 11, 8:30 p.m.—
Mrs. Nathan Spevakow, vice
_ president of the Central
Branch, National Women's
League will address Dexter
Parent's Group on topic of
MRS. MILTON LEVINE
"Helping Our Jewish Children
in Their Relationship with
At a candlelight ceremony
Non-Jews," at Dexter-Davison
April 13 at Bel-Aire, Geraldine
Center.
Kernerman and Milton Levirie
Sunday, May 14—HollywOod Tel- were
united in - marriage by
cove Club May Festival Dance,
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal and Cantor
Dexter-Davison branch.
Tuesday, May 16, 6 p. m.—Cen- Hyma,n Adler.
The bride is the daughter of
ter Mothers' Club mothers'
and daughters' banquet, Dex- Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Kerner-
man of Santa Barbara Dr. Her
ter-Davison branch.
husband's parents are Mr. and
Monday, May 15, 9 p.m. — Mrs.
Benjamin Levine of Pasa-
Charlie
Chaplin
film
"Bur-
MRS. BARRY BEREBITSKY
dena
Ave.
leque on Carmen;" short s,
Wearing a gown of ivory satin
riage by Rabbi Leon Fram and
"March of the Movies," "Don
Cantor Robert S. Tulman.
Quixote;" Davison Center au- adorned with bugle beads and
seed pearls and a matching tri-
ditorium.
The bride is the daughter of
corn headpiece of satin which
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louis RoSen
held_ her three-tiered illusion
of 17215 Parkside, and Mr. and
veil, the bride carried white or-
Mrs. Louis Berebitsky of South Mrs. Sislin Praises
chids and stephanotis on a white
Bend, Ind., are her husband's
Bible.
parents.
State's Achievements Her attendants were her sister,
A gown of ice blue satin with
Mrs. Robert S. Moers, matron-
sweetheart neckline and cathe-
of-honor; Constance Levine and
"The
miraculous
achievements
dral train, and an ice-blue full-
Ann Ruth Smith, bridesmaids;
in
Israel,
the
ingathering
of
the
length veil held by a coronet of
Marilyn Shifman; junior brides-
matching satin were chosen by Jewish- people from all over the maid, and Michele Levine, flow-
the bride for her wedding. She world are a source of pride to er girl. Martin Levine was his
carried a bouquet - of cascading all who participate in the Zion- brother's best man and the ush-
ist movement," Mrs. David Sis- ers. included Seymour Levine,
white roses and English ivy.
Her attendants_ were Mrs. lin declared on her return from Alvin Fisher, Larry Collins and
Robert S. Moers, with Morry L.
Sherman Rosen, her sister-in- a tour of Israel.
law, matron-of-honor, and Caro-
During her visit in the Jewish Kernerman, junior usher.
lyn Wallach, Carol Goldenberg, State, Mrs: Sislin, who has long
The couple left by plane for
Mrs, Stanley Rothenberg of been a leader in the Pioneer Acapulco, Mexico. Upon their re-
Cleveland and Loris Slutsky of Women's Organization, visited turn, they will reside at the Wil-
South Bend-, cousin of the bride- children's homes and other in- shire Hotel.
stitutions, of the Moatzoth Ha-
groom, were bridesthaids.
Jack Ber'ebitsky served his poaloth,_ sister organization of
Israel Living Costs Down
brother. as best man, and the_ the PWO.
WASHINGTON, (JTA) The
_
bride's brother, Sherman Rosen,
Under the guidance of the International Labor Office an-
as head usher, was assisted by Histadrut Tourist Bureau, she nounced that living costs have
Harry Gibbon of Chicago, uncle traveled through the Galil, the decreased by 12.8 percent in Is-
of the bridegroom; Austin - Kan- Emek art& the Negev, visiting rael between January, 1949, and
ter of Detroit; Allen Slutsky, many kibutzim and moshavim. January, 1950.
Donald Deen DeVreese, David
With a group of other Pioneer
Berebitsky and Robert Berebit- Women's leaders, she was hon-
sky, the bridegroom's brother, ored at receptions in Jerusalem,
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Daughters to Have Fete Goldie Myerson_ in Tel Aviv.
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The annual mother and
Portraits in Oils and Pastels
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Constance LeBost, daughter of
Paul LeBost and Mrs. Betty Le-
Bost, became the bride of Mar-
tin Levine, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Levine, at an "after-
noon. ceremony at the Whittier
Hotel, March 12.
The couple honeymooned at
the Saxony Hotel, Miami Beach,
and are now residing at the Wil-
shire.

Rose Sittig Cohen PTO
Lists New Officers

MRS. ARTHUR L. ROBBINS

be held at Lachar's, Thursday,

May 11, at 6:30 p.m.
At this event, Mrs. Arthur
Robbins, of the Speakers Bureau
of the Women's Welfare Federa-
tion, and of the League of Wom-
en's Voters, will review "The
Challenging Years" by the late
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise.
Mrs. Harry Salwin is presi-
dent of the Sisterhood. For res-
ervations, call Mrs. Joseph Reif-
man, chairman of the evening,
TU. 2-6396, or Mrs. Bernard
Shiller, WA. 2-8556.

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The PTO of the Rose Sittig
Cohen Branch of United Hebrew
Schools held its election of of-
ficers Wednesday, April 26, with
the following results:
President, Mrs. Gus Jacobs;
vice president, Mrs. Irving Arlin;
corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Jack Steinhardt; recording sec-
retary, Mrs. Manny Barris;
treasurer, Mrs. Frank Katz.
Installation will take place
Wednesday evening, May 24, in
the auditorium of the school.
Members and friends are invit-
ed to attend.

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KAPLAN-CURTIS: Members
of their immediate families at-
tended the wedding of Shirley
Mae Curtis and Jules Kaplan of
Toledo April 16 at the Curtis
home. The bride is the daughter
of - Mr. and Mrs. David Curtis
of Clairmount Ave.. and her hus-
band is the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Kaplan.
The bride's gown was of ice-
green satin. A heart-shaped
band of lace held her fingertip
illusion veil. She carried white
orchids and lilies-ot-the-vallev
on a Bible. Her only attendant
wa,r3 her sister, Mrs. Jack Gold.
Jerome Sanfield served as bess
man.
A reception followed, in the
evening, after which the couple
motored to Chicago for their
honeymoon. They will reside in
Toledo.
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STEIN-BERG: Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Berg of Leslie Ave. an-
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Marion Elaine, to Sol
Stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Stein of Tuxedo Ave. The couple
were wed March 23. After re-
turning from their honeymoon
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