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Mrs. Marian Yamshon, of 15835 Ward, was guest singer at a
donor luncheon at the Mayfair Room. She has resumed piano
teaching for. the fall. Anyone interested should call her at UN.
1-6530.
Rabbi Albert A. Gordon, of Sioux City, Ia., was the house
guest of his mother, Mrs. Abe Gordon, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving L. Kramer, of York Rd., announce the
adoption of a daughter, Peggy Ann, who was born Sept. 27.
Mrs. Herman L. Lewis, Jr., of Boston Blvd„ and Mrs. Karola
Sallan, of Covington Dr., have returned from a two-week stay in
New York City where they resided at Hampshire House.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lattin announce the adoption of a
daughter, Susan Ellen.
Honoring Alfred A. Helfgott, formerly of Detroit, on the oc-
casion of his birthday, Dr. and Mrs. James Gladstone, of N. Quak-
er Lane, W. Hartford, Conn., entertained at a dinner party at their
home for 13 members of the Helfgott family. Among the recent
Detroiters visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Helfgott and daughters,
Louise and Sylvia, in their new home at 23 Pontiac Road, W. Hart-
ford, Conn., were: Dr. and Mrs. Harold A. Maxmen and son .Jerry,
Dr. and Mrs. David M. Levin, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Beck, Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer (Gertrude Engel) Rubin, Miss Harriet Egriri, and
Edward Cooper. -
Detroit women who left last weekend to attend the Mid-East-
ern Conference of the National Council of Jewish Women which
was held at Terre Haute, Ind., included Mesdames Lewis B. Daniels,
president of the Detroit section; Samuel R. Glogower, Board mem-
ber, I. Irving Bittker, Joseph B. Gaylord and David Pollack. From
Council's Career 'Group, Miss Fay Gollub and Mrs. Phillip Nusholtz
attended.
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Mrs. Sam Klein of Monterey Ave., recently returned from a
visit to Cleveland, where she was the guest of her children, Dr. and
Mrs. Simon Koitesky. The Koletsky's have moved from their Euclid,
0., home to 2559 Dysart Rd., University Heights.
Mrs. Jack Wagner, of Buena Vista Ave., is visiting her chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Blechman, of Dover, Del.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sovel and sons have moved from their
former residence, on Burlingame Ave., to their new home at 7121
W. Outer Dr.
Mr. and Mrs. Abel J. Selburn of Lesure Ave., are vacationing
in Miami Beach at the Shelbourne Hotel.
Jackie Goldberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldberg
of Milwaukee, Wis., is spending the Thanksgiving vacation here
as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Morse and their son,
Richard Jay.
Mrs. Irving B. Ackerman, of Shrewsbury Road, has as her
guest, Mrs. Rifka Bernstein, of Tel Aviv, Israel.
The following delegates representing Temple Israel, attended
the 41st General Assembly of the Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations in Cleveland, Nov. 12 to 15: Rabbi Leon Fram, Charles
L. Goldstein, Aaron Kishner, Harry C. LeVine, Harry L. Pliskow,
Irving Small, George M. Stutz and Murray J. Sutkin. The entire
arrangements for the dinner.
Honoring her house-guest, Mrs. Ethel Smith of Johannesburg,
South Africa, Mrs. Samuel B. Danto entertained members of the
Sisterhood boards of Temple Beth El and Temple Israel at a
luncheon in her home on Chicago Boulevard last Friday after-
noon. Mrs: Smith, who is secretary of the Reform Jewish Move-
ment in South Africa, is making an extensive study of Sisterhood
activities during her tour of the United States, Switzerland and
England, and she is scheduled to speak to. many grOups in these
countries regarding South African community life. On Saturday,
Mrs. Smith was honored by the members of the board of the
Pontiac Sisterhood at a luncheon at Rotunda Inn.'
Rabbi Albert Gordon of Sioux City, Ia., recently spent several
'days in Detroit visiting his mother, Mrs. A. Gordon of Elmhurst
Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cohen of Warrington Drive have returned
from a week's vacation at the Plaza in New York City.
Mrs. Merwin Blach of Birmingham, Ala., is in Detroit visiting
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van Baalen
of Collingwood Ave., and other members of her faMily and friends.
During her stay Mrs. Blach is the house-guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ginsburg of the Belcrest Hotel.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Schwartz of Argyle Crescent spent the
past Week-end in New York City, and en route home will spend
the Thanksgiving holiday in Kalamazoo, Mich. as the house-
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Orwin of that city.

Marilyn Schwartz
Weds Daniel Niss

THE JEWISH NEWS-11

Friday, November 24, 1950

Jewish Center
Activities

(The J ewish Community Center is
Affiliated With the Jewish Welfare
Federation. and Is a Red Feather
Agency.)

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MRS. DANIEL NISS

Marilyn Charlotte Schwartz,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Schwartz, of Cortland Ave., be-
came the wife of Daniel Niss,
at a wedding Nov. 12 at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek. The groom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. I. Niss,
of Tuxedo Ave.
At the wedding, performed by
Rabbi Morris Adler, Beverly Katz
was maid of honor and Sherry
Jaffe, of Cleveland, was matron
of honor. The groom's brother,
Sidney Niss, was best man.
Bridsmaids were Ruth Kaplan
and Frances Schwartz, and ush-
ers were Jack Schwartz and Ber-
nie Bushman. A reception fol-
lowed at the synagogue.
The couple are spending a two
Week honeymoon in New York.

Fifteen workshops employing
250 invalids have been opened
in Israel by local welfare offices
in conjunction with the Central
Welfare Office._ _

Wednesday, Nov. 29—"Can the
American Jew Survive," topic
of Frank Rosenbaum of the
Michigan Council of the Amer-
ican Jewish Congress before
the Center Open Forum at the
Woodward branch.
Thursday, Nov. 30—Three films
on atomic energy, "Report on
the Atom," "Where Will You
Hide," and "Atomic Energy,"
will compose the program of
the Center's film discussion
group. Dr. Kenneth E. Corri-
gan of Harper Hospital will
lead discussion on the films.
Woodward branch.

MRS. ALLAN SIVIDLER

At a ceremony on Oct. 7, Dulcy
Barbara Feldman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Feldman, of
Grand Ave., became the bride of
Allan Swidler, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Swidler, of Canter-
bury Drive.
Serving her sister as maid of
honor was Marjorie Lois Feld-
man. Best man was the bride-
groom's brother, Sidney Swidler.
The bride wore a white satin
gown with a finger tip veil. She
carried white orchids and ivy
mounted on a white bible.

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the evening, which will include
community singing and a sum-
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Plans for a paid-up member-
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