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THE JEWISH NEWS-19 Aixange Conducted Tours
Friday, April 20, 1951
AdivitieJ in Society
. Mrs. Randolph Weber of Woodingham Dr. has returned from
a, week's visit in New York. Her mother, who accompanied her,
has gone on to her home in Milwaukee.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Diem of -Webb Ave. have left for South
Bend, Ind., where they will spend the holiday week with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen.
Mrs. Mary Shorr of Chicago Blvd. returned on Tuesday from
a stay in Miami Beach.
Morton Zieve, who recently completed his Master's Degree
program in the drama department of Stanford University, is again
residing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Zieve of Long-
fellow Ave.
Bud Schubiner, of the Elliott Travel Service, 18657 Livernois,
has left by plane to make a three week tour of London, Paris,
Israel, Rome, Isle of Capri and Amsterdam.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yura of Roselawn Ave. have returned from
a seven week visit in Los Angeles with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Yura, former Detroiters.
Mrs. Adel Greenfield is in New York as a delegate of the De-
troit Ladies Auxiliary to the Jewish Consumptive Relief Society
convention, which was held April 17 to 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Norman, Wilshire Hotel, have left for
Florida where they will spend a few weeks. Before their return
they will stop at White Sulphur Springs, Va., to attend an insur-
ance convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Balbes of Elmhurst Ave. are leaving for
New York and from there will sail on the S. S. Washington, April
25 for a six months' tour of Europe.
Daniel L. Tickton is spending the Passover week with his
children in Washington, D. C.
Edith Albert Freedman, of Whitmore Rd., has returned to
Detroit following an extended tour in Los Angeles, Palm Springs,
San Francisco and Las Vegas.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, of San Juan Dr., were honored
at a surprise dinner on April 1 by the Smith Family Club, who
helped celebrate the couple's 30th wedding anniversary. Mrs.
Louis Matlow, of Girardville, Pa., was an out-of-town guest. The
occasion also marked the 25th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Davidson, which was also celebrated.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham De Roven, of Kendall Ave., vacationing
in Hot Springs, Ark., plan to return shortly after the Passover
holidays.
Mr. Herman Lewis and family were recent guests at Oakton
Manor, Wis.
William Langer of Stockton, Calif., formerly of Detroit, visited
with relatives and friends here recently.
Mrs. E. Passerman, of Tyler Ave., is visiting in Phoenix, Ariz.,
and will travel to California before her return.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jay Klein, of Louisville, Ky., and
daughters, Winifred and Carrie Constance, are visiting Mrs. Klein's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Reibul, 26339 York Rd., Huntington
Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ettinger gave a dinner party in honor of
their daughter, Claire's, 18th birthday. Guests were her friends •
and relatives. Mrs. S. S. Pearlstine, of Flint; and Mrs. Arnold
Ettinger, of Alexandria, Va., her two grandmothers, attended.
Julius Chajes, Jewish Center Music director, will present Avren
Foreman, Carl Friedenberg, Reva Kowalsky, Joan Michlin, Estelle
Pappas and Phyllis Pullberg at a musical recital a . 4 p.m., Friday,
at the Woodward Center -. Admission is by invitation.
To Honor Wives and Mothers
Members of Rho Pi Phi, Wayne
University pharmaceutical fra-
ternity, will hold a brunch May
6, at the Belcrest Hotel in honor
of their wives and mothers at a
Bringing its current season to Mother's Day celebration. A
a close on May 9, the League of
Jewish Women's Organizations games party will be held May 26,
at Parkside Hall.
League to Present
Rosenberg Awards
At Final Session
To Be Wed in Fall
Of Red Feather Agencies
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Serving on the agency tours
committee of the Community
Chest Women's Committee are
three women from the commun-
ity who are helping prepare a
series of 13 visits from Monday
through May 11 to many of the
Red Feather agencies.
Purpose of the visits is to ac-
quaint Detroiters with a first
hand view of the work these
agencies are doing. The women
helping the project are Mrs. Sid-
ney J. Allen, 1920 Lincolnshire
r.; Mrs. Philip Marcuse, 2050
Glynn Ct.; and Mrs. Leonard H.
Weiner, 25564 Wareham, Hunt-
ington Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Karbal
of Ewald Circle announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Helen, to Carl Murav, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harr Murav of Hazel-
wood Ave. A November wedding
is planned.
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Euclid Ave., announce the en-
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Marian, to Sol Charnow, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Charnow.
of Hazelwood Ave. An early fall
wedding has been planned.
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