A ctiviiiei in Society

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stone and daughters, formerly of Richton
Ave., are now residing in their new home at 23540 Moritz, Oak
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Schwartz, of 17150 San Juan Dr., are spend-
ing a month in Guatemala, Central America.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. Mandel, of 1622 Edington Rd., Cleveland
Heights, b., former Detroiters, announce the graduation of their
daughter, Barbara, from Cleveland Heights High School. She will
enter Ohio State University in September.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Weber and children, of Pennington Dr.,
have returned from a three-week vacation in Miami Beach, Fla.,
where they were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Zack,
at their home on Palm Island.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Bricker, of Elmhurst Ave., will be entertained
ith a dinner party given by their children, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Faudman in celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary on
Sunday.
Among those present at Iota Alpha Pi's recent hard times
party honoring new pledges were Marjorie Krouse and Jack Frank,
Chickie Siegel and Marc Sharp, Jackie Smolinsky and Bob Klein,
Edith Krass and Harold Ginsburg, Betty Reiss and Mel Merzon,
Audrey Soskin and Lou Tubben, Bernice Katzman and Bob Sachs.
Rabbi and Mrs. Chaim Meisels will tender a house-warming
party on Sunday, at their new residence, 3255 Lawrence. Starting
at 2 p.m., all friends of the family are invited to attend.
Miss Dora Milver, of MexiCo City, Mexico, is the house guest
of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Max Kaminsky, of 18467
In diana.
Julius Chajes will present Reva Kowalsky, Phyllis Pullberg,
Johnny and Betsy Rose, Diana Runkle„ Julie Silber and Sandra and
Rochelle Stollman in a pupils' recital on Sunday at 4:00 p.m. in
the Woodward Jewish Center. Admission by invitation only.
Mrs. Monte Wittleshofer of Whitmore Road is leaving for a
two-week visit with her children, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mintz
of Newtonville, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Kann of Ardmore Road have returned
from an extended vacation trip. They were guests at the Beverly
Wilshire Hotel, Los Angeles, for several weeks, and then traveled
to Louisville, Ky., to attend the wedding of their nephew, Dr.
James Kaufman,
Mrs. Lawrence Crohn of Wildemere Ave., has left for a visit
with her children in New York. She will go on to Baltimore for a
brief stay with, her sister and brother-in-laW before returning
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Phillips and son, of Carson Ave., left by
plane for Havana, Cuba, where they will enjoy a month's visit
with the parents of Mrs. Phillips.
Miss Anna Oxenhandler of Hazelwood Ave. will spend the
month of February in Phoenix, Arizo., as the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Max Berendt, formerly of Northlawn Ave., has moved to
her new residence on Whitmore Road.
Mr. and Mrs. William Blum of Kentucky Ave. are leaving for
a stay' in Florida.
Mrs. Rose Lipson, of Merton Road, is in Washington, D, C.,
for a visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Gordon of Griggs Ave. are enjoying a Florida
vacation.
Mrs. Ruth Fleishman of the Belcrest Apts. spent the past
week in New York.
Julius Berman of Burlingame Ave., accompanied by his fami-
ly, Mr. - and Mrs. Milford Pregerson of Wildemere Ave. and Mr.
and Mrs. Bertram Smokier of Prairie Ave., enjoyed a fortnight's
visit in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. LeVine of Muirland Ave. are hosts to
their daughter-in-law's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Tevaloff of
San Francisco, for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Osborne, of 2736 Burlingame, will hold open
house Saturday evening in honor of their daughter, Mrs. Sylvia
Tendler, who is visiting from Chicago.

Mrs. BERNARD MAY
= (center), president o f
the Infants Sery ice
Group, completes plans
for the organization's
major fund - raising
event, a dinner, dance
and show to be held
Sunday evening, at Ma-
sonic Templ e, with
dance committee chair-
men, Mrs. AL SKLAR
(left) and Mrs. ALLEN
SALTZ. Gov . and Mrs. G.
Mennen Williams will be
two of many honored
guests. Members of In-
fants Service Group will
be cast in a musical pro-
duction, "Country Club
Capers." Phil Brestoff and his orchestra will play for dancing.

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MISS SHIRLEY TENENBERG

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ten-
enberg," of Roselawi, Ave., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Shirley, to Seymour
Bruce Sonkin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Sonkin of Cortland
Ave.
The bridegroom-elect is a
graduate of the University of
Michigan, and is affiliated with
the Sigma Delta •Chi fraternity.
The wedding will take place
March 22. .

Home for Aged Auxiliary
Plans Membership Event

Mrs. Meyer Silverman, mem-
bership chairman for the Worn-
en's Auxiliary of the home for
the Aged, invites Detroit women
to become mem-
bers at the an-
nual member
bring a member
party to be held
Monday at the
Davison Jewish
Center. A des-
s e r t luncheon
will b e grfti n at
Mrs. Benach 12:30 p.m.
Highlight will be a playlet
written and directed by Mrs.
Mark Benach, showing the Serv-
ice group of the Auxiliary at
work in the Home.
Participating in the playlet
are Mesdames B. Arkin, G. Bass,
.M. Benach, U. Blatnikoff, H.
Bregman, J. Fishman, S. Grand,
M. J. Greenberg, J. Jacobs, D.
Marcus, H. Meer, J. Torgow, J..
Rose, M. Silverman, A. Stralser,
H. Wander, S. Weller, J. Wolfe,
S. Zeldes and E. Meister.

New Yorkers Sing 'Bagel Blues' as
Strike Even Hits Broadway Actress

Berdichever Verein to Fete
25th Anniversary With Banquet

NEW YORK (AJP) —Bagel
blues continue to plague the
world's largest single Jewish
community in the wake of re-
cipes for homemade "bathtub
bagels," the hijacking of a bagel
delivery truck transporting the
precious rings of dough and an
employment "crisis."
The slowdown 'of bagel work-
ers, now entering its third week,

Berdichever Veren will cele-
brate its 25th anniversary at 4
p.m., Sunday, with a program
at Zack's Catering. Speakers
from the organization, ,a musical
program by the Halevy Choral
Society, entertainment by Max
Sosin and music by Morris Whit-
koff and his orchestra will be
preceded with a banquet. Frank
Mersky is in charge of arrange-:
ments.

jacking of one of the few trucks
still delivering bagels. No one
was hurt, but the bagels were
placed on the missing list by
police.
The bagel shortage had its ef-
feCt upon employment here, too.
Pretty Jennie Casella lost her
job at the Yiddish-American
Broadway show, "Bagels and
Yox." Her job was to dab cream
cheese into bagels handed to the
audience during intermission of
the show.

CARD F THANKS
The family of the late Joseph
Emrner wishes to thank its re-•
latives and friends for the many
kindnesses . extended • during its
xe cent bele a,vernent.

Club Northwest Youth Dance
The YPC of Adas Shalom will
hold its annual Club Northwest
on Feb. 2, in the social hall at
Santa Rosa and Curtis, at 9 p.m.
There will be music for dancing
by Jack Reed Trio and enter-
tainment.

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Bernard Rose, clarinetist, Zin-
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ton.tinued to leave hundreds of
thousands of Gothamites with
only lox and cream cheese as
part of the traditional Sunday
morning brunch.
Almost daily accounts of prog-
ress in mediating the dispute
between workers and manufac-
turers of bagels . have earned
prominent display in the daily
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itan paper, in syinpathy with
the plight of bagel consumers,
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how to make the tasty tidbits
:in one's own kitchen.
less _ humorous was the hi-

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