1 2—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 2, 1951
ActivitieJ in Society
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Dr. and Mrs. I. Irving Bittker have moved from Atkinson Ave.
and are now residing at 25391 Concord Ave., Huntington Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. BrOwn of StrAhcona Dr. left on Monday
for a stay in Miami Beach.
Mrs. Nathan Spevakow of Renfrew Rd. left on Sunday for a
week's visit with members of her family in New York and Boston.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller and their daughter, Cynthia, have
returned to their home in Chicago after a visit with their parents,
Mrs. Samuel Lipchinsky of Leslie Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Miller of Calvert Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Greenstone of Birwood Ave. have returned
from a few weeks' visit in Miami Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hayman, of Tuxedo Ave., are vacationing
in Miami Beach.
Betty, Kowalsky will present the following pupils in a recital
Sunday, at the Jewish Community Center: Rosalyn Pollack, Shir-
ley Chicorel, Joyce Surowitz, Ellen Frank, Stewart Frank, Julie
Silber, Judy Schewach and Marvin Littky. Admission by invita-
tion only.
A dinner party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Last of 2980
Tyler Ave., on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary, was
given Feb. 18 by Mrs. Lee Gladstone and daughter, Annette, at
the Gladstone residence, 4045 W. Buena Vista.
Mrs. Royal S. Maas, chairman of the Jewish Center music
committee, will hold a tea musicale in her home, 3201 Cambridge,
at 1 p.m. Saturday for the ticket committee working on the Raya
Garbusova concert. Earl Kelly, Cleveland pianist, will make his
Detroit debut.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Foon of Leslie Ave., and Mrs. Alvin Foon
and son, Kenneth, of Ardmore Ave., have returned from a month's
stay in Miami, Fla. •
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Linder, of 19375 Wisconsin Ave., have re-
cently returned from a visit to Miami Beach, where they were
guests of the Palmer House.
Mrs. Ida Goodman Enke', of 25 South Ave., Mt. Clemens, re-
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ceived her master of arts degree from the University of Michigan
on Feb. 10. Mrs. Enkel is currently engaged as Latin and history
teacher at East Detroit High School.
For her forthcoming marriage to Albert Bakst, of Windsor,
Elaine R. Ossipove was honored at three miscellaneous showers
given by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Sam Ossipove, of Owosso, and
sister, Mrs. S. Goldberg, of Flint, on Jan. 24; by another sister,
Mrs. Sam Freid, of 17537 Parkside, on Jan. 31; and by the bride-
groom-elect's mother, Mrs. S. Bakst, of Windsor, and a cousin, Mrs.
Max Silverstein.
Mrs. A. Potiker honored Sheila Millman, her future daughter-
in-law, at a tea Saturday in her home on Monica Ave,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Lastar, of Sturtevant Ave., have re-
turned from a month's vacation in Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Helfman of Indiana Ave. are spending a
few weeks in Miami Beach where they are the guests of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Helfman.
Marwii, at 70, Derives Joy
From Communal Activities
Few Detroiters will believe it
—that youthful looking Robert
Marwil, one of our most res-
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ROBERT MARWIL
pected citizens, is a septuAgep-
arian. Nevertheless . it is .a fact:
on Feb. 20 he celebrated his 70th
birthday.
Born in Detroit in 1881, Mr.
Marwil studied in the Bishop
School and Central High School.
He was married on June 14,
1904, at Kalamazoo, Mich., to
the former Rachel Brand. They
have three sons, Dr. Thomas B.,
Sidney H. and Milton S., all of
Detroit; a daughter, Mrs. Rob-
ert Morrison of Roslyn, Long Is-
land, and eight grandchildren. -
Backed by a most interesting
career in community services,
Mr. Marwil at present is treas-
urer of the Hebrew Free Loan
Association and a member of
the b o -a r d s of Congregation
Shaarey edek, House of Shelter,
Zionist Organization of Detroit
and United Hebrew Schools.
He has served as president
of the Zionist Organization
of Detroit, Congregation Shag-
rey Zsclek and the United He-
bren' Schools.
In '1.923-24 he was chairman_
of the Keren Hayesod (Pales-
tine Foundation Fund) drive in
Detroit. He was a member of
the Board of Wayne County
Supervisors for two years.
He visited Israel three times—
in 1924, 1929 and 1949. On his
first visit, he was the special
representative in Palestine of
the United Synagogue of Ameri-
ca on a mission regarding the
land and building of Congrega-
tion Jeshurun in Jerusalem.
For 25 years, Mr. Marwil was
connected with the U.S. Cap
Manufacturing Co., He is at
present inactive in the business
world, but retains a keen in-
terest in communal affairs and
is one of the leading workers
for the Allied Jewish Campaign,
the Zionist and other causes.
Mr. Marwil, reminiscing about
happenings in the local. corn-
in unit 37, expressed gratitude
that he was privileged to assist
in the building of numerous in-
stitutions in Detroit. He added:
"My sole ambition is that
my children should continue
to keep up all and more of the
community work they are now
doing. My greatest pleasure is
in looking back over the space
of time and to review the con-
tacts •I have made in meeting
and befriending so many fine
men and women while en-
gaged in communal work."
Mr. Marwil, whose parents
were pioneers in the Jewish
community of Detroit, having
come here in 1865, gave .credit
for the inspiration he received
for community work to his wife.
Mrs. Marwil's parents were lead-
ers in Kalamazoo Jewish com-
munity affairs and were among
the early builders of the syna-
gogue and Jewish institutions
there.
Weds Chicagoan
Council's UN Observor to Be Guest Speaker
At World Affairs Day Program on Monday
"Tomorrow is Now" will be the
The forum will start at 10 a.m.
theme of World Affairs Day, with a debate "Which Road to
sponsored by the education di- Jewish Learning?" Members of
vision of the National Council of
Jewish Women, on Monday, at
the Woodward Jewish Center.
Mrs. Adolph Robison. of West
Englewood, N. J., observer to the
United Nations for the National
Council of Jewish Women, will
be the principal speaker.
News Brevities
MRS. ALBERT GOLDSTEIN
At a candlelight, double-ring
ceremony on Feb. 18 at North-
west Hebrew Congregation, Mar-
garet Goodman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene J. Goodman,
of Woodingham Drive, became
the bride of Albert. Goldstein,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Goldstein of Chicago.
Rabbi Jacob Segal officiated,
assisted by Rabbi Frankel and
Cantor Fenakel.
The bride's gown was colonial
style of candlelight slipper satin.
The cathedral train and off-the-
shoulder neckline with yoke of
illusion were trimmed with
chantilly lace. The tiered *skirt
with underskirt of lace was
caught up with tiny white rose-
buds. Her fingertip illusion veil
was held in place by a hand
beaded coronation crown, and
was held in place by a hand
beaded coronation crown,
trimmed with the same chan-
tilly lace. She carried a bouquet
of white orchids and roses.
Mrs. Gerry Goldstone, sister
of the bride, was matron of
honor. Miss Helen Goodman,
cousin of the bride, was maid of
honor. Bridesmaid was Florence
Grayson of Chicago. Junior
bridesmaid was Shirley Gold-
stein, sister of the bridegroom.
Edith Schick was flower girl.
The bride's brother, Bill, was
best man. Nat Goldstone and
Walter Goodman were ushers.
Harvey Weiss was junior usher.
Harmon Michelson was ring
bearer.
After a short honeymoon, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Goldstein will
reside on Sheridan Road in Chi-
cago.
Sid Shmarak's-
Business Briefs
NADON'S, shop for Juniors,
Misses and Teens located at
13516 W. McNichols, has just
received an exciting selection of
casual and dressy separates, all
in beautiful spring colors.
Among the well known brands
of clothing and accessories car-
ried by Nadon's are Betty Bar-
clay, Bobby Brooks, Pat Pringle,
George Hess, Donny Jr. Coats,
Mojud Hose & Lingerie, and
many others.
Sidney A. Deitch, owner and
operator of the Detroit Monu-
ment Works, announces the pur-
chase of the business of the late
Wolf .Wrotslaysky located at
2975 Joy Road, next to Chesed
Shel Emes. The firm name will
continue to be known as the
W o 1 f Wrotslaysky Monument
Works, which has been well
known and respected in the
community for almost twenty
years.
LIBERTY SOCIAL CLUB re-
cently installed its new officers
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Sunkin. Installed were Sam
Freedman, president; H. Sunkin
and J. Coll:man, vice-presidents;
Max Roberts, Rose Roberts and
Rose Freedman, secretaries; and
Mr. Garfinkel, treasurer.
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HENRY MEYERS appeared on
TV Sunday evening on the pro-
gram heralding the re-establish-
ment of the USO program.
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A stimulating film program of
six new modern experimental
films - will be presented by the
DETROIT CINEMA GUILD in
the Art Institute next Thurs-
day, 7 and 9 p.m. The pro-
gram will include "Object Les- .
son," the 'best avant-garde film
of 1950; "Escape," "The Petrified
Dog," "The Potted Psalm," "The
Tear," and "Abstract."
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BEREZNITZER AID SOCIETY
will hold its annual games party
and social Wednesday, at Berez-
nitzer Hall, Linwood at Davison.
Frieda Eiselman is chairman;
Rose Finkelstein is treasurer;
and Jennie Cohl is secretary of
the affair.
MRS. ADOLPH ROBISON
the contemporary Jewish affairs
committee will participate, with
Mrs. Alexander Sanders as mod-
erator.
At 11 a.m. there will be a
movie and lecture by William
Davis, public relations director
of Civilian Defense in Detroit,
on "Important Precautions in
Atomic Defense."
At the 11:30 session, Dr. Her-
bert T. Schmale, assistant pro-
fessor of psychiatry at the Uni-
versity of Michigan Medical
School, will speak on problems
which arise for children and
parents under enforced civilian
defense measures.
Mrs. Robison will speak at 1
p.m. after the complimentary
for paid-up members who have
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participated in the bundle in-
One of the 11 men students to gathering for the resale shops.
be cited by the Wayne Univer- Her topic will be "On the Spot
sity chapter of OMICRON DEL- UN Report."
TA KAPPA, national honorary
fraternity, for outstanding
achievement and service in stu-
dent activities, is BARRY KATZ,
BY
1102 Louise, Windsor. Editor of
The Detroit Collegian, Wayne's
daily newspaper, Katz has also
been active in student govern-
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