AciivitieJ in Society

Katz-Feurring Nuptials Mrs. Hillman. Appoints
At Book Cadillac Hotel Committee Chairmen
For Hadassah Group

THE JEWISH NEWS—i

Friday, July 27, 1951

Betrothal Told

The beauty of liturgical music
against a background of white
Mrs. Sander Hillman, presi-
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weisman of Suffolk Dr. returned on the floral arrangements and ivory dent of Russell Woods West
Group, Hadassah, announces the
S. S. Liberte from a ten week tour of Europe.
following officers elected and
Mrs. Joseph Burak of Longfellow Ave. is spending a week as
committee chairmen recently
the guest of Mrs. Ruth Brown in Providence, R. I.
appointed by her:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman of Pontchartrain Dr. are leav-
Mesdames Milton Ma d d i n,
ing Wednesday for their annual visit to the Berkshire Music Fes-
Morris J. Brandwine, George
tival.
Keil, vice-presidents; Ben Maltz-
Mrs. Marvin Betnun and infant daughter, Sally Ann, arrived
man, Stanley Salamon and Min-
from their home in Los Angeles this week to be the guests of her
nie Marienthal, secretaries; and
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Brown of Santa Barbara Dr. Mr.
Ben Bader, treasurer.
Betnun will join them in several weeks for a visit and the return
Committee chairmen are: Mesdames
trip home.
Nathan Cowan, honor roll; Samuel Bar,
Joseph C. Bessman of Chicago Blvd., recently back from
nett, membership; Samuel Croll, educa-
tion; Maurice Reistman, American af-
a flying trip to Europe and Israel on which he addressed the
fairs; Harold Silverston, program: Moses
Miami Chapter of Mizrachi women, was off again this week for a
Lehrman, oneg shabbat; Mitchell Feld-
man, social; Oscar Shapiro, minyan;
brief visit in Philadelphia.
Joseph A. Bakst, Youth Aliyah.
Dr. and Mrs. S. Quentin Kessler of the Art Center Apartments
Other chairmen are Mesdames John
Horwitz, HMO; S. E. Ables, child wel-
are hosts this week to their sister and brother-in-law, Dr. and
fare: Robert Schiff, JNF; Ellis Sheplow.
Mrs. Sam Gluckman of Miami Beach.
JNF box collection; Morris Mohr, sup-
plies; Sam Lappin, telephone; Lillian
Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Jacobs of Glynn Court left for New
Feuerman, delayed duet; Morton Lazer.
York this week, and will fly from there to the World Zionist Con-
knitting; Louis Panush. bulletin; Max
Chomsky, Zionist Council; H. Schwartz,
gress in Israel.
Community Council; H. Buch, bonds:
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Klein of Whitmore Road have returned
Norman Adelman, gift shop; Joseph
MISS JANE NEDELMAN
Staub, courtesy; Charles Hyman. com-
from a three weeks tour of the East coast.
mittees; Simon Weisman and Benjamin
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Schott of Fairfield Ave. will leave tomor-
At a dinner recently at their
Bond, members at large; and ex-officio
members Mesdames Joseph Newman, home on Whitcomb Ave., Mr.
row for a stay in Charlevoix.
MRS. ALBERT FEURRING
Claire Axelrod, John Frazer and Samuel
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Geschelin of Pennington Dr. returned on
Arkin.
and Mrs. William Nedelman an-
the Queen Elizabeth from a holiday in London, Paris, the Riviera, tapers, marked the wedding of
nounced
the engagement of
Joyce Norma Katz and Albert
and other European places of interest.
their daughter, Jane, to Stanton
Center
Mothers
Open
Camp
Feurring
on
Thursday
evening
Mrs. Herman Wetsman of Chicago Blvd. is spending a week
Becker, son of Mr. and Mrs.
near Lexington with Mr. and Mrs. William Wetsman and family in the Italian Garden of the At Glo-Rita Beach Site
Harris Becker, of Griggs A v e.
Book
Cadillac
Hotel.
at their cottage.
The wedding will take place in
The
Council
of
Mothers
Clubs
The bride, daughter of Mr.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis L. Denison of Wildemere Ave. are visiting
early November.
their daughter, Leslie Louise, at Camp Tamakwa and will spend a and Mrs. Saul Katz of Fairfield of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter
announces
its
new
camp
site
fortnight at Muskoka.
Ave., was gowned in candlelight at Glo-Rita Beach on Lake
Miss Louise Selling of Vermont is visiting her parents, Col. and
satin, with yoke and bodice Huron, 17 miles beyond Port
Mrs. Harold Schlesinger of the Lee Crest Apartments.
Mrs. Leo Grossman of Glynn Court has returned from a visit panel of alencon lace. She wore Huron. The Camp will be open
a coronet of the lace, from until Labor Day.
with her son and his family in Israel.
For information, call TR. 5-
Mr. and Mrs. George Bremen of Birchcrest Dr. are at Green which billowed her veil of silk
illusion, and carried a bouquet 8400 or WE. 3-3525. A strictly
Lake, Wis., for a visit with their children at Camp Sandstone.
and
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Klein of Calvert Ave. are on a motor trip of stephanotis and white orchid. kosher cuisine is observed.
A personal friend of both the
through the East.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weisman of Collingwood Ave. have re- bridegroom and his parents, the
MICKEY WOOLF
Isidore Feurrings of Clements
turned from a visit with members of their family in Montreal.
and His Orchestra
Ave.,
Herbert
Eskin,
conducted
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hamburger, formerly of Warrington Dr.,
Is Accepting Dates for
the ceremony. The cantor was
have moved into their new home at 19350 Parkside Ave.
SEPT., OCT., NOV., DEC.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kuttnauer and daughter, Margie, of Can- Nicholas Fenakel of Northwest
CALL NOW!
Congregation.
Miss
Florence
terbury Dr. drove to Pittsfield, Mass., for a visit with their daugh-
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ter, Joan.
Lawrence Crohn of Wildemere Ave. will leave this week for a
The bride's sister, Mrs. Jack
flight to Europe and Israel. While in Israel, he will be the guest Silverstein, arrived from her
of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Crohn, who home in Columbus to be matron
reside there.
of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gurevitch of Fullerton Ave. are hosts for
Other attendants were Maxine
several weeks to their daughter, Mrs. Ralph Manko.
Weinberg, Freda Weinstein, Mrs.
The parents of Mrs. Alfred May, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Samuels, Bernard Nathanson
sisters
formerly of Washington, D. C., now are residing at Cortland and of the bridegroom, Mesdames
Petoskey Ayes.
Joseph Stewart and Paul Fein .-.
Mrs. Phil Marks of Long Island is here for a visit with berg.
members of her family, and is the house guest of Miss Sadie
Joseph Stewart was best man.
Weinstein of Calvert Ave.
Ushers included Philip Roth-
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Kaine of Los Angeles are house guests for schild, George Smith, Dr. Jack
a week of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dreifus of Silverstein, Henry Fox, and Paul
Birchcrest Dr.
Feinberg. Pfc. Marvin Katz,
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Gruber, formerly- of Littlefield Ave. are brother of the bride, home on
moving to their new home at 19920 Prest Ave. this week.
leave from Camp McCoy, Wis.,
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Saulson of the Wilshire Hotel spent the escorted his mother down the
past week at Pointe Pelee, Canada.
aisle.
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Cowan of Chicago Blvd. are spending the
The newlyweds left by motor
summer at their cottage, past Harrow, in Canada.
Mrs. Paul Shapiro is visiting with her children, Dr. and Mrs. for a wedding trip to the West
Coast.
Michael Alpern, in Liverpool, 0.
Mrs. Betty Lieberman is visiting in Mt. Clemens.
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Mrs. Betty Rose and Sam Rose are visiting with their mother
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Korman, of Glendale Ave., have returned
to their home after being the guests of the Lakeside Country
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