wtieJ in Society
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Mrs. Edward Feldman and daughter, Lila, of Stratford Rd. are
returning next week from a two and a half month stay In Miami
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lefkofsky and daughter, Elayne, of
Cortland Ave., have just returned from a vacation to Miami Beach.
Mrs. Sam Brady, of Ford Ave., has just returned from a three
month stay with her children in Albuquerque, N. M., and Tucson.
Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Shlain, of Covington Dr., have re-
turned home from a vacation in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sobel, of W. Outer Dr., are spending a
six-week vacation in Miami Beach.
Mrs. Paula Kubowitzky, of Brussels, Belgium, will return to
her home following a visit here With her sisters, Mrs. David Fuller,
of Oak Dr., and Mrs. Harry Norber, of San Juan Dr. In Brussels,
Mrs. Kubowitzky is president of the Pioneer Women's Organiza-
tion.
Richard Sinclair, of 2708 Buena Vista, is home on vacation
from Massachusetts College of Optometry where he was recently
named to the Dean's list for high scholastic achievement. He is
vice-president of the junior class.
In town to attend the Bar Mitzvah of Harvey Richard Pearl-
man, son of the Moe Pearimans, of Roselawn Ave., are Mrs. Alfred
Hoffer, of Montreal. Can., and Max Miller, of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Ackerman, of 20073 Shrewsbury, spent the
Passover holidays in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rubin and family. formerly of Sturte-
vant Ave..- •are now residing at 13111 Rosemary, Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Falk of Stoepel Ave. have returned from
an eastern tour. Their daughter, Nancy, visited with her grand-
+ mother in New York during her vacation.
Mr_ and Mrs. Samuel Gfeenberg, their daughter. Mrs. G. New-
! house and granddaughter, Rochelle, have moved from Burlingame
Ave. to their - new abode at .18426 Stoepel.
Henry Catnick will leave on Saturday for a month's stay in
Israel. He will•be joined there by his sister. Mrs. Benjamin Fine of
Youngstown. O., and they will return to this country together
early in June.
Victor Avrunin. former Detroiter who has been residing in
Israel for the last 12 years. was a guest here this week. He con-
ferred with industrialists in his capacity as consulting engineer
for the Israel kovernment.
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Friday, April 25, 1952
home of Mrs. Bessie Margolis,
3290 Rochester. Plans for the
annual installation event to be
held at 7:30 p. m., Thursday. at
Cong. Bnai Moshe, will he made.
Mrs. Jack Seder will be in-
stalled for the sixth consecutive
year as president of the organi-
zation.
FLOWERS
GRAEME
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1 Sabbath League to Hold
j Kibbutz Victory Event
A victory celebration honoring
the success of its recent kibbutz
project will be held by the Worn-
' en's Sabbath League at 12:30
: p.m., Monday, in the Young Is-
' rael Center. '
As a result,of the project. held
; last month, i several automatic
laundry
units are on their way
i1.
' to religious labor kibbutzim in
Israel.
Ji Monday's meeting will feature I
'4 a dessert luncheon followed by
A. a program, ''The Music and
1 Drama of the Synagogue." Shlo-
• i•• mo Sperka will present a history
=I and interpretation of the Syna-
-,, gogue liturgy, and David Green-
it baum will sing synagogue mu-
For Fine Music ...
and Entertainment
ii
,
Judges for the essay contest
will be announced. The contest
is open to students in the city's
1Hebrew and religious schools on
the subject _"What the Sabbath
lMeans to a Jewish Child." En-
'tries will be accepted until May
1 15.
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Feature: Observing the ninth Brith Women, will meet at 8
anniversary of the histbric War- p.m.. Wednesday, at the home of
saw Ghetto uprising. "Out of the Pauline Chaloff. 3737 Tuxedo.
Fire," a stirring history of the New members are invited.
events leading up to the tragedy • New officers who will officiate
at the meeting are Marilyn Mos-
will be presented.
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a a• •
Libby Bregman and Selma Ber-
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Time: 10 a.m., Sunday, April man, vice - presidents; Ruth
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Feature: Dr. Louis I. Newman. urer: Beverly Dishell, sentinel:
rabbi of Cong. Rodeph Sholo:n and Rosalind Shecter. historian.
in New York, will be heard in the ; Installation of officers will be
last of his guest appearances held at the mother and daugh-
with Rabbi Jonah B. Wise. He ter banquet slated for May 8, at
will speak on "The Right Goals Zack's.
of Life."
Other office rs to be inducted are Vle•s-
dam.•s Bella °sons. Lena Goldst.s.in , Sadie
Ii. K. ieff. S. Stine. Tillie
Bot•kofsky.
schwartz and Anna Plaseoce. ,ice•presi-
dents: Ida Goldsmith. treasurer: Bert
liarwith. board -e. retary: 1. Levine. sec-
retary: Frieda Lew is. Kate Linenthal.
Barnett Waxer. Edith German. Goldie
Dor , man and Jannic Sherman. trustees.
Others are Mesdames Rebecca Katzin.
birthday fund; Kate Linenthal. flower
and tree fund; Edith German and Bessie
Rosenstein, chaplains: Bert Itarwith. 0.
If. Kacieff and Tillie Schwartz. delegates
to Community Council: and A. Rosen-
Id berg. Becky Weiner. Dora Krauss. Kate
it Miller and Mildred Mevers. sick corn-
roittee. Mr. Harry Stol,ky will again
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The Jewish Home for Aged
and Jewish Welfare Federation
DONCHE DIKOVA, European
in celebration of the opening of
the Home's new workshop proj- pianist, will be guest soloist in
In a double-ring ceremony ect will hold open house on the 37th annual spring concert
April 6, at the Belcrest Hotel, Sunday. Guided tours of the of the ,Madrigal Club at 8:30
Toby Goldman, daughter of Mrs. building at 11501 Petoskey will p.m., Tuesday, in the Art Insti-
be held during the day.
tute auditorium. August Maekel-
The new project is designed bergbe, Belgium-born organist,
for the aged, most of whom will composer and conductor. will di-
be Home residents. Through a rect the concert. Rebecca Fr on-
program of work therapy ad- man and Meyer Shapiro will oe
ministered by trained therapists among those accompanying the
older persons will be helped to
improve physical, emotional and 33 voice women's chorus.
social adjustment.
Remuneration - through pay-
ment for goods produced will
BY
provide residents with extra fi-
nances. Wage scales are on a
piece-Work basis, set by regul ar
We Specialize in
industry outside the program.
Showers
Toby Goldman Wed
To Lawrence-Trager
Samuel Goldman. of . W. Outer
Dr., and the late Mr. Goldman,
exchanged marriage vows with
Lawrence Richard Trager. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Trager, of
Oak Dr. Rabbi Morris Adler
and Cantor Jacob Sonenklar
officiated.
The bride's gown was fash-
ioned of white satin and chan-
tilly lace. Her matching veil of
illusion was held in place by a
chantilly lace cloche adorned
with seed pearls. She carried
white orchids on a white Bible.
Mrs. Morris Gold, sister of the
Welfare Women Install
bride. was matron of honor, and
Mrs. Setter Pres t iclent
Dean Goldman. another sister,
agewry
was maid of honor. Earl R.
Jewish Women European Wel-
Krause was his brother-in-law's
•
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fare Organization will hold a
n ze
best man.
U board meeting Monday, at the
The couple are residing in
This Week's Radio and Tele- l
Detroit following a honeymoon
vision Programs of
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Interest
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THE ETERNAL LIGHT
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Sets Sunday Open House
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