AdiviiieJ in Society
THE JEWISH NEWS-11
Friday, June 29, 1951
Bea Chodoroff Wed
To Gerald Taines
At Cong. Shaarey Zedek on Gerald Stollman Honored
June 24, Beatrice Chodoroff, With Life Membership in
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Rubin of Roselawn Ave., are
separating for the summer. Son George heads for Camp Sand-
stone, Wis., and daughters, Betty and Gita, and . son, Don, all are
going to Camp Arowhon, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weisman of Collingwood Ave., left
Wednesday for Montreal to enjoy a two week visit with members
of their family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Klein of Calvert Ave., were hosts to the
latter's sister and brother-in-law, Mr.,, and Mrs. Harry Jacobson
of Cleveland last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Leiber of Lawrence Ave., have left for
an.extended vacation to Cape Bretton, Nova Scotia.
Campers at Camp Thunderbird, Bimidgi, Minn., will include
John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo I. Franklin of Muirland Ave., Rob-
ert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Klein of Stratford Road, and Jim-
my, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Kramer of Roslyn Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robinson, and the former's sister, Mrs.
Jack Perlmutter, spent the past week in Chicago.
Robert Swimmer of Neome Drive, Pontiac, spent a fortnight
in Frankort, Mich.
James Keene, son of Mr. and Mrs: Sam Keene of Canterbury
Drive, left this week for the Eastman School of Music, Rochester,
N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seltzer of Whitmore Road are in their
MRS. GELD TAINES
summer home at Leamington, Canada, for the warm months.
Mrs. Lionel Gaines of Jacksonville, Fla., is here for a few Chodoroff, of Sturtevant Ave.,
days' visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cooper of Calvert exchanged marriage vows with
Ave.
Gerald Taines, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Rachleff, of Pasadena Ave., has returned from Mrs. Israel Zinstain Taines, of
Chicago, where she visited with a cousin from California and other Outer Dr. Rabbis Morris Adler
members of her family.
and Joshua Sperka officiated.
The bride chose a gown with
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Meyersohn and daughter, Rudene,
formerly of Stoepel Ave., are now residing at their new home at chantilly lace top and peplum
over the skirt of ivory satin.
19766 Freeland.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Berlin and Mr. and Mrs. T. Lebovitz Her finger-tip veil hung from a
entertained at a brunch at the former's home June 17 in honor high crown edged with seed
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Berlin and children Sanford and Judith pearls. She carried white or-
chids, ivy and stephanotis on a
who are visiting from Tucson, Ariz. The Morton Berlin's daughter, prayer
book.
Rosalie, entertained for her t ousin, Judith, at a luncheon at her
Attending the bride as matron
home.
of honor was her cousin, Mrs.
George Kerwin and Al Levene are spending a six week vaca- Vincent Kay. Ethel Cohen was
tion driving through California, Oregon and Washington.
maid of honor. Bridesmaids in-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldenberg, of Monterey Ave., are the cluded Rebecca Chodoroff, Ruth
great-grandparents of a great grandson, born to their grand- Chodoroff, Sylvia Bachman,
Elaine Gilbert and Reva Gold-
children, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Adelman, of Ardmore Ave.
Rabbi and Mrs. Sydney K. Mossman, of Omaha, Neb. (the man, of Petropolous, Brazil.
Best man was the bride-
former Esther Etkin, of Detroit), stopped in Detroit to visit before
continuing to New York where they left today aboard the Queen groom's brother, Harold Taines.
Mary for a- visit to England, France, Italy and Israel. Their two Ushers were Edward Chodoroff,
daughters will spend the summer with their grandparents, Mr. Michael Taines, Myer Klein,-
Barney Zamler, Myron Vinocur
and Mrs. Joe Etkin, of Detroit. •
Mr. and -Mrs. Albert M. Jordan, of Walnut Lake, Birmingham, and Dr. Lewis Spalter.
Following a dinner and recep-
Mich., had as their house guests for the weekend their families
tion at the Shaarey Zedek the
from Cleveland, 0.- and PittSburgh. Pa,
couple left for, a honeymoon in
Mr.and 'Mrs. Jule Englander and daughter 81.1an are now Miami Beach and Havana. On
residing at their new home at 26104 Huntington Road, Hunting- their return they will reside on
ton Woods.
Ewald Circle.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ruby were hosts- , at a dinner party in
their home on Renfrew Road honoring their niece, Sharon New- Tikvah BB Chapter
man, and her fiance, Dr. Jerome Horwitz. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Newman, Mrs. Jack Kline and her daughter Appoints Chairmen
Margot from Memphis, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Horwitz from
Mrs. Cy Ifttron, president of
Decatur, Ill.; British Consul-general William Storey and Mrs.
Storey and their daughter Sylvia and their house guests from Tikvah Chapter, Bnai Brith, an-
Argentina, Dora Mowbray, Mrs. Herta Barsdorf and her son Gerd. nounces the appointment of the
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Berke and Miss Ilene Berke enteratined following chairmen:
Mesdames S a in Schneider,
at a Saturday night supper in honor of their parents, Dr. and
Mrs. Samuel J. Berke, of Glendale Ave., on their 25th wedding fund raising; Max Richman,
membership; Albert Levine, pro-
anniversary.
gram; Jack Raisin, nominating
Isadore and Sarah Levin, formerly of 1600 Seward, have moved and budget; Harry Welt, book;
to their new residence at 18625 Meyers Rd.
Sidney Weinberg; conservation;
Marcia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. _Ham Pliskow of Birch- Ben Wasserman, Bellefaire; Irv-
cret Drive, will spend the summer at Camp Arowhon in Algonquin ing Tarnapol, aid to Israel and
Park, Canada.
bonds; Edward Barak, tickets;
Campers headed for Camp Sandstone in Wisconsin will in- Charles Kaufman, publicity; Ben
clude Susie Victor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Victor, Beryl Shifman, telephone; Ben Turick,
and Bluma, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. George Bremen of Birch- Hillel.
Other chairmen include: Mesdames
crest Drive, Georgia Bergman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Louis Eilbaum, ADL; Sidney Greenstein,
community
relations; Ceil Barish, mimeo-
Bergman.
Engagement Told
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Mizrachi on Bar Mitzvah
Gerald Stollman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Stollman, was
accorded an unusual honor, on
the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah,
by being elected to life member-
ship of Mizrachi.
At the dinner in his honor at
Latin Quarter on Sunday eve-
ning, Gerald was presented with
a life membership certificate by
Rabbi Israel Friedman of New
York, national membership di-
rector of Mizrachi.
In addition to Gerald's speech,
which was based on the week's
Scriptural selections, the dinner
was addressed by Rabbis Her-
schel Stollman, New York, S.
Stollman, Windsor, S. Zambrow-
sky, Toronto, M. Kirshblum, New
York and Dr. Pinkhos Churgin,
New York.
An engraved plate was pre-
sented to the Bar Mitzvah's
father by Daniel Temchin, in
the name of local Mizrachi, in
appreciation of his efforts for
the movement.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, uncle -of
the Bar Mitzvah, spoke at the
Sabbath services at Young Is-
rael Center.
The services and the dinner
were greatly enhanced by the
participation of the world fam-
ous Cantor Moshe Kussevitsky.
CLUB 25 will plan a wienie
roast at their next meeting at
the home of Molly Demian.
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'Contrasts His Munich
Poem With One of '51
A
Detroiter who experienced
the tragedies that were in evi-
dence in Germany in the days
of the Munich fiasco in 1938 this
week produced a poem he wrote
then and appended to it a cur-
rent thought. The author of
these poems prefers to be known
only by the initials of his name,
A. D. C.:
MU N IC H-1938
Some day the World will yet awake
and blush
Because, tho warned, it failed the Hun
to crush.
It saw for years the gangs of Hitler rule,
It saw their bloody crimes, but, kept
aloof and cool.
The Hun's vile propaganda and black lies
Could spread uncheck'd under God's
vaulted skies,
And where their dragonteeth the Huns
had sown,
Rivers of human blood and misery had
flown!
Yet, Presidents and Kings had grasped
those hands
That gave to all the Laws of God offence,
Those hands that by the thousands
maim'd and slew
Innocent creatures who no Evil knew,
Yes, Presidents, Kings, Lords, they all
disdained
To -check the Hunnish hordes, roving,
unchained.
They even tried the cries of Agony to
hush!
What wonder that for them the World
some day will blush!
1951
In those lines I comppsed long years ago,
What stirred the Wald then, I had tried
to show.'
The World is still stired we in truth
must say,
Learning of things sat
* happen eVrY
day:
Bar Mitzvahs
Mr. and Mrs. Norman' Buch-
man, of '288 ElrnhurSt Ave., an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Milton Israel, at 9 a.m.,
Saturday at Young Israel Center.
A dinner in his honor will be
held Sunday, at Zack's Catering.
• •
The . Bar Mitzvah of Kenneth
Bolton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Bolton, of 3046 Burlingame,
will be observed at 9 a.m., Sat-
urday, at Cong. Mogen Abraham.
An open house that evening will
honor the Bar Mitzvah.
graph; Milton Harris, by-laws; Bert
Ablitz, veterans affairs; Irving Bolton,
Menorah; David Farber, bowling ,presi-
dent; Max Friedman, vocational service;
Sidney Gold, blood bank; Harold Nissen,
darlings and memoriams; Joseph New-
man, BBYO; • Henry Rosen, dramatics;
William Rothenberg, cancer and scuffles;
Irving Tobes, tributes.
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