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THE JEWISH NEWS-13
Friday, October 26, 1951
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To Wed Next June
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meretsky,
of Richton Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Yvette Bunny, to Pfc. Samuel
Gaft, son of Mrs. Ethel Gaft, of
Hazelwood Ave. Private Gait is
in the Air Force, stationed at
Keesler Air Force 'Base, Miss.
In honor of their 25th anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Fishman, of Outer Dr., were entertained at a cocktail party given
by Mr. and Mrs. Hy Gordon, of Santa Barbara Dr. The Fishmans
were further honored at a dinner party given at the Elmwood
Hotel by the Abe Abends, Arthur Campbells, Hy Gordons, Isadore
Goldbergs, John Sklars, Fred Seleskos and Harry Spectors.
Mr. and Mrs. H. David, of Pingree Ave., spent the High Holi-
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days with Mr. and Mrs. A. Bernstein, of Lowell, Mass., and with
Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Langer, of
Mr. Davis' brother and family in New York and Philadelphia.
2526 Glynn Ct., announce the
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Alper of West Outer Drive announce the engagement of their daughter,
wedding of their daughter, Norine, to Mr. Sanford A. Hoffman, Dorothea, to Harold Fritag, son
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hoffman,on Wednesday, Oct. 31, at of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Fritag, of
the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Brooklyn, N.Y. The wedding will
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Citrin of Grixdale Ave. are guests at the take place in Brooklyn in late
Essex House, New York. They will stay on for another week to January.
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attend the dedication ceremonies of the House of Living Judaism.
Jay Gilbert of Rochester, N. Y., is the house guest for several
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Escoff, of
days of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert of Arden Park.
Woodingham Dr., announce the
Mrs. Joseph Welt of Whitmore Road is leaving today for a engagement of their daughter,
week's stay in New York.
Shirley, to Edward A. Kiczr, son
Mr. and Mrs. Mugs Lorber of St. Louis paid a visit to their of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Klar, of
daughter, Sally, in Ann Arbor, and are spending the week-end Monica Ave. The wedding has
with friends and relatives in Detroit.
been set for Jan. 13.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Singer of Oakman Blvd. left by plane
Mr. and . Mrs. Murray Minus
Wednesday for a fortnight's stay in New York.
Mrs. Harry Rodin of Boston Blvd. returned this week from announce the engagement of
Portland, where she visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and their daughter, Marilyn Joanne,
to Bob (Sonny) Freedman, son
Mrs. Herbert Lazarus.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Finsterwald, who now make their head- of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Freed-
Drive.
quarters in New York, are in Detroit this week for a visit with man, of W. Outer
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members of their family and friends.
The engagement of Harriet
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Brown of Burlingame Ave. are leaving
this week to visit their daughters and their families in the East, Bakst, daughter of Mrs. Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sherman and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shappiro. Bakst, of Monterey Ave., and the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Becker, accompanied by their son, Robert late Morris Bakst, to David Ro-
took a flying trip /down to Mexico. They then crossed the border goff, of Chicago Blvd., son of
to Tia Juana, and went on up to Santa Barbara to complete a Mr. and Mrs. Abe M. Rogoff, of
fortnight's holiday before returning to their home on Strath- Brooklyn, N.Y., was recently an-
nounced. Rogoff is a graduate
cona Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosen will return to their Parkside Ave. of St. John's -University college
of pharmacy. An early Decem-
abode this week after a stay at the Essex House, New York.
• Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Sanders of Broadstreet Blvd. are leav- ber wedding is planned.
ing by plane this week to attend a medical convention in San
BBG Chapter Plans Party
Francisco. They also will spend a week in Los Angeles as the
Jeanne Maxman Chapter, of
guests of former Detroiters, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Robbins.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Eichner are expected back this week the Bnai Brith Girls, will hold
from their wedding trip, and will reside in an apartment on a Hallowe'en party Nov. 3, at the
home of Rochelle White.
Monte Vista Ave.
Mrs. S. B. Danto of Chicago Blvd. is leaving for a ten-day
Most he art ailments are
stay in the East. She will stop en route to address the Sisterhood chronic.
Then,
she
will
spend
a
few
days
in
Syracuse
and
ill Springfield, 0.
the house guest of her sister, Mr. M. Howard Stone. Mrs. Danto
TOPS IN ALL 'ROUND
continues on to New York City to attend the dedication of House
of Living Judaism, and a board meeting of the National Federation
MUSIC
of Temple Sisterhoods.
Mr. and Mrs. David Roland of Birchcrest Drive are expected
back this week from a vacation in Florida.
Orchestra
Mrs. Joseph Brown has returned to her home in Santa Ana,
TO. 8 7632
TO. 8-7205
Calif., after a month's visit here and in Ohio with the various
members of her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T. Lewis of Birmingham will leave
NEW LUTZKER HALL
today for a brief stay in New York.
Mrs. Harry Rosenstein, accompanied by her daughter, Nancy,
15775 Jas. Couzens
is here from South Bend, Ind., for a visit with her mother, Mrs.
is NOW available for meetings,
Max Siegel of Pennington Drive, and other members of her family.
Parties and all Occasionss.
They also will spend the homecoming week-end in Ann Arbor as
guests of her nephew, Robert Siegel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
TY. 7-7418
UN. 2-6665
Siegel of Fairfield Ave.
Lutzker Armistice Day
Barn Dance on Nov. 11
Lutzker Society will inaugurate
activities in its new building, the
Lutzker Hall, 15775 Couzens
Hwy., near Puritan, with an
Armistice Day Barn Dance, Nov.
11.
Sam Finkelstein, president an-
nounces that many activities are
planned in the new building. He
announces that a three - piece
band and a caller have been en-
gaged for the Nov. 11 dance.
Tickets for the dance are
available from Sam Rott, 2939
Taylor, or at the hall the night
of the dance.
For Fine Music .. .
and Entertainment
Call.
BEN KATZMAN
and His Orchestra
TO. 8-2907
or
UN. 2-2783
MISS ADELE M. ESTRIN
Mrs. Vera Estrin, of Richton
Ave., announces t h e engage:-
ment of her daughter, Adele
Marline, to Norman Goldstein,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gold-
stein, of Tuxedo Ave. A wedding
next June is planned.
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At its annual banquet at La-
char's on Oct. 17, Arlazaroff
Branch of Farband, welcomed
home Mr. and Mrs. Morris Scha-
ver, who recently returned from
Israel as delegates to the World
Zionist Congress, and planned
its season's activities. The ban-
quet was dedicated to the Jew-
ish National Fund.
Harry Schumer announced a
special forest in the name of
Arlazaroff Branch will be plant-
ed in the Forest of Six Million.
He then called on David Sislin
who served as master of cere-
monies and Schaver who re-
ported on the proceedings at the
World Congress sessions.
M. Brandwein, associate sec-
retary of the labor department
of the Jewish National Fund, ac-
claimed the Branch for its reso-
lution to plant 10,000 trees in
the Yaar Hagidoshim, and ex-
plained the work of JNF in ,Is-
rael.
After William Hordes outlined
the plan of action in planting
the forest, 1500 trees were im-
mediately sold.
Emile Zola Circle Branch
To Hold Hard Times Party
Emile Zola Branch, Workmen's
Circle, will start fall activities
with a hard times party to be
held at 9 p.m., today, at the
Workmen's Circle Center, 11529
Linwood. Members and friends
are invited.
A mass contribution of blood
will be made between 6 and 8
p.m., Nov. 2, at the American
Red Cros4 Bldg. Members and
friends wishing to donate blood,
but needing transportation are
asked to call UN. 1-1855.
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