ActivilieJ in Society
Lois Goldman Becomes
Bride of Marvin Rollins
An antique satin gown with
appliqued flowers of imported
Mrs. Hyman Goldrich of Buena Vista Ave., is visiting her chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Zeifman and daughter, Debby, of Day- thread lace was worn by Lois
Jean Goldman when she became
ton, 0.
Mrs. Edward Wishnetzky (Evelyn Hordes) and children of
New York are the guests here of .their parents and grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Hordes of Calvert Ave. Mr. Wishnetzky will
join them later this month.
Mrs. Nathan Linden and daughter, Lois, have returned from a
visit in New York.
Mrs. Bertha Meisler of 19350 Fenmore has as her house guests
Misses Mary and Martha Kronstein of Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Steingold of 18625 Parkside have as their
guests for a month their daughter, Mrs. Milton Aronson and her
children, of St. Louis. Mr. Aronson will join the family later.
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Winsen and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kukes
returned from Chicago where they attended a wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Schloss of Los Angeles (Muriel Levett,
formerly of Detroit), are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Miller
of Lawrence Ave.
Among the Detroit group of girls who left this week for Camp
Wenonah in Naples, Maine, were Joanne Arnfeld, Joan Allen, Judy
Harris, Susan Simons, Susan Solomon, Lida and Iris Shr.rpe, Se-
mah Silberstein, Lois Levi.
Mrs. Isaac Gilbert of W. Boston Boulevard and Mrs. Harry
Newman of Lawrence Ave. have left for their summer home in
Charlevoix, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Oppenheimer of New York City are the
house-guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leopold of Pennington Drive
MRS. MARVIN ROLLINS
over this week-end.
Leaving on July 2 to spend The summer at Quarter Circle H. the bride of Marvin Richard
Ranch near Colorado Springs, Colo., are Sandra Brovin, Marilyn Rollins at Franklin Hills Coun-
Schwartz, Jean Leopold, Carol Lichterman, Carol Barnett, Mary try Club, Wednesday evening,
June 28.
Lou Simons.
The dress was accented with
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bing of Birchcrest Drive drove • their
daughters, Sally and Jarket, and Jane Baum, to Chicago last week- an illusion fingertip-length veil,
end where they joined the group leaving for Camp Nokomis, in fastened to a cap of Dutchess
Mercer, Wis. Judy Holinstat of Detroit is also attending Camp lace, and the bride carried a
prayer book with white orchids
Nokomis.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman of Canterbury Drive are spend- and phalaenopsis.
The bride is the daughter of
ing the summer in Charlevoix, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mintz, of Newtonville, Mass., are visit- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Goldman
ing for 10 days with their mother, Mrs. Monte Wittelshofer of V.V. of Canterbury Rd., and her hus-
band's parents are the Benja-
Boston Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brown, formerly of Muirland Ave., have min Rollins of Merton Rd.
Her attendants were Mrs.
moved into their new home at 1735 Lincolnshire Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schlesinger, accompanied by Miss Etta Harry Gordon and Carol Slo-
Ascher and Clarence Ascher, vacationed in Charlevoix over the man, her cousin, flower girl.
Fourth of July holiday.
Stanford Levin, cousin of the
Spending a fortnight in New York City are Jack Wainger and groom, was best man, and seat-
his daughter, Judy, of Wellesley Drive, Jack Lefton and his daugh- ing the guests were Leonard
ter, Sidney, of Canterbury. Road, and Saul Zuieback and his Grossman and Herbert Rollins.
daughter, Toby, ofW. Outer Drive.
nard. Lewis of Birmingham are vacationing
Mr. and Mrs. Leo
for a month in Charlevoix.
Michel and Jonathan Marwil, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Marwil of Pennington Drive, have left for the summer to attend
Oak Grove Camp at Gaylord, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brode of
Miss Edith 'Heavenrich of Virginia Park spent the Fourth
of July week-end visiting Mrs. Isaac Gilbert and Mrs. Harry New- 2723 Cortland, announce the Bar
Mitzvah of their son, Marvin, at
man in Charlevoix.
Miss Leah Crohn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Crohn 9 a.m. ' Saturday, July 15, at
of Wildemere Ave. is visiting her parents for several weeks. Miss Cong. Shaarey Zedek. A recep-
Crohn, who has been studying music in New York. City, is soloist tion in his honor will be held
Sunday, July 16, froni 2 to 5 p.m.
at the Stephen Wise Free Synagogue in that city. . _
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brown and small son ,Steven, of Hartwell at their home. No cards.
Ave., accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Brown and their
daughter, Carol, are spending a week in Hayfield, Ontario..
Aboard the S. S. Queen Elizabeth which docks in New York
LADIES, ATTENTION!
City on June 30, are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zutkerman of the Book-
Cadillac Hotel, Mr. and Mrs. John Ginn of W. Boston Blvd., Mr.
This Ad is Good
and Mrs. Meyer Prentis of 'Balmoral Drive, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer'
Steinberg of the Hotel Whittier, all of 7.7hom are returning togeth-
for $500
er from six weeks of European travel.
Bar Mitzvahs
Center Offers Two
Teen Camp Plans
The Dexter-Davison branch
of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter is now offering a camping
program for teen-agers at the
new Israel Davidson Camp site
at Pine Lake. The program will
include tent camping, swimming,
cookouts and woodcraft.
Bus transportation will be
provided to and from the camp.
For details, contact Bill Rosen-
thal, WE. 3-3525.
Openings for the Tamarack
Hills Work Camp, sponsored
jointly by the Jewish Communi-
ty Center and the Fresh Air
Society, are still available for
boys 15 through 16 years of age
for three-week periods.
For further information, call
or visit Rosenthal at the Dex-
ter-Davison Center.
Tenor George Karle .
On Omena Inn Staff
The noted tenor, George Karle,
has been engaged as new social
director of Omena Inn, an-
nounced Mrs. A. S. Landis, host-
ess of the Northern Michigan
resort.
Karle, who has been featured
with Olson and Johnson and in
the revival of the Vagabond
King, became a Detroit favorite
with his performances with the
New Opera Co.
The Omena Inn staff already
includes Del Towers and his
continental orchestra.
Louis Smith's Insurance
Nets JNF Sum of $500
An insurance policy which
made the Jewish National Fund
the beneficiary has netted the
Israel land-purchasing agency
the sum of $500.
Louis Smith, 53, a furrier, who
died three weeks ago, wrote the
policy two years ago, making the
JNF his beneficiary, William
Hordes announced this week.
Mr. Hordes stated that the Us-
sishkin League was formed to
encourage the writing of insur-
ance with JNF as beneficiary.
Mr. Smith is survived by his
wife and two children.
THE JEWISH NEWS-1 1 Edith Berkowitz Heads
Friday, July '7, 1950
Jr. Hadassah for Year
Two Detroiters Join
In PIVO Jubilee Tour
Nearly 50 members of Pioneer
Women's Organization have ar-
rived in Israel for a month's
special "Silver Jubilee Tour."
Arranged by the Moatzot Ha-
poalot, PWO's sister organiza-
tion, in conjunction with the
American group's 25th anniver-
sary, the tour will take the
women to, all parts of the Jewish
state.
Among those participating are
Mrs. Jennie Malamud of 4092
Sturtevant, Detroit and her
mother, Mrs. Sara G_olaner, 3805
Grand Ave.
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Edna Horowitz, vice presidents;
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advisor for the year.
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Violet Messer.
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