Sandra Ravid Wed
To Sherman Kane

In a double-ring ceremony per-
formed by candlelight on Dec.
30, at Holiday Manor, Sandra

MRS. SHERMAN KANE

Ravid, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour Ravid, of Mark Twain
Ave., became the bride of Sher-
man Kane, son of the Samuel
Kanes, of Cortland Ave. Rabbi
Joshua S. Sperka and • Cantor
Hyman Adler officiated.
For the °ceremony, the bride
chose a gown of gardenia Itali-
an silk taffeta with a neckline
of scalloped illusion, outlined in
hand cor..7 (7'cl al-'icon lace
nd
studded with clusters of tiny
pearls. Her gown also featured
a tight bodice, long sThev ,--, ', and
a full skirt which ended in a
traditional train.
Her Juliet cap of matching
lace was studded with pearls
- and. held in place her three-
tiered veil of fingertip, French,
Silk illusion. She carried two
white orchids and stephanotis.
Preceding. her down the aisle
were the bride's attendants, her
sister, Mrs. Harry Beresh, as ma-
tron of honor, and Rita Klein,
Lois Ernstein and Etheleen Lich-
tenstein, as bridesmaids. Bobby
:Rachmiel, niece of the bride-
groom, was flower girl. -
-'• The bridegroom, a graduate of
Wayne University, was attended
by Richard Shram as best man.
Ushers were Richard Stein,
Richard Ravi d , the bride's
brother, Morrey Schwartz and
Joe Stern.
Following dinner and a recep-
tion, the couple left for a New
York honeymoon.

Home for Aged Wo,men
To Present Tableau

The Women's Auxiliary of the
Jewish Home for Aged will hold
• its annual member-bring-a-
member meeting at 1 p.m., Mon-
day, at the Davison Jewish Cen-
ter, announces Mrs. Herman
Bregman, mem-
bership chair-
man.
Featuredd at
the meeting will
be Cantor Ju-
dah S. G o 1 d-
fing, of C o n g.
Beth Aaron, who
will sing Israeli,
Yiddish and
Cantorial selec-
tions. His wife,
the former Flor-
ence Weintraub,
Mrs. Bregman will be his ac-
companist.
A tableau presentation depict-
ing the voluntary services per-
formed by Auxiliary members,
in which members and residents
of the Home will participate,
will be narrated by Mrs. David
Kliger.
Participants will be Mesdames
Samuel Weller, Samuel Zeldes,
Meyer Silverman, Sam Grand,
Ben Feldstein, Joseph Wolfe,
George Bass and Jonas Torgow,
Mrs. Jack Fisher, program
chairman, urges members to
bring their friends.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Hy-
man Genelin wishes to thank
its relatives and friends for the
many kindnesses extended dur-
ing its recent bereavement.
Celia Glick,
Millicent Silver,
Stella Canner,

Dora Spar; Daughters

THE JEWISH NEWS-19

Friday, January 16, 1953

Adas Shalom Sisterhood
To Hold Oneg Shabbat

_INF Pre-Donor
Raiiy .Tuesday

Mrs. Herbert Harris, president
Mrs. Jules Kraft, president of
of the Adas Shalom Sisterhood, the Ladies' Auxiliary of Jewish
announces that an oneg shab- National Fund, announces that
bat will be held at 2 p.m., Sat-
urday, at the home of Mrs. Saul
Katz, 18065 Fairfield.
Mrs. Daniel Shapiro, chair-
man, announces that in honor
of Jewish Music Month, the
Sisterhood Choral Group, under
the direction of Mrs. Joseph
Markel, will present a program
based on "Music You Love."
Participating will be Mesdames
Jack Axelrod, Louis Beresh, Ann
Goldman, Charles Heiman, Saul
Kling, Aaron Shuldinger, Morris
Rowin, Sol Slomovitz and Mil-
ton Winston.
The opening prayer will be
given by Mrs. Irving Kleinstein,
and Mrs. Barney Gold will tell
us about Current Jewish Events.
Sedrah highlights will be given
by Mrs. Milton Winston. Mrs.
Zangwell Garber will close with
a Sabbath poem.
MRS. JULES KRAFT
All SisterhoOd friends are in-
the final pre-donor rally for the
vited to attend.
22nd annual donor event will be
Beth Abraham School held Tuesday, 12:30 p.m., at the
Young Israel Youth Center.
To Begin New Terms
Mrs. William Levin, program
Students at the Beth Abraham chairman, has arranged the pro-
Sunday religious school will re-
gram for this
ceive report cards this week, as
rally, featuring
the current term is concluded.
-,Rabbi Jacob
Registration for the new semes-
- .:Chintz as guest
ter begins on Jan. 24, with new
s peak er, Miss
students being admitted to
4Reva Kowalsky,
classes from kindergarten
pianist, who
through grade eight.
render a- num-
ber of musical
The school, directed by Rabbi
selections, and
Israel I. Halpern, and sponsored
`Miss Frances
by the Men's and Women's Club
K a y, vocalist,
of the congregation, holds ses-
v-ho will be ac-
sions at 10 a.m., each Sunday,
companied by
at 12511 Linwood, in the syna-
Miss Kowalsky
gogue annex.
Mrs. Douglas at the piano.
Nathan J. Kaufman, chair-
Hostesses for this dessert
man of the educational board,
stated that registration is open luncheon meeting will be Mes-
to all families in the commun- dames D. J. Cohen, M. Shubiner,
ity. Mesdames Beatrice Rice, S. Diem and Ben Paul.
Lilyan Thurswell and Beatrice
Helen Gahagan Douglas, noted
Kaufman are in charge of regis- film star wife of Melvyn Doug-
tration.
las and an ex-Congresswoman
from California, will be principal
speaker at the donor event.
Norman Atkins, Decca recording
artist, will be -featured enter-
tainer.
Mrs. S. Ravin, chairman of
the donor event, which will be
Third "Education Spotlight" held Tuesday, Jan. 27, 1 p.m.,
of Detroit chapter of Hadassah at the Masonic Temple, urges all
will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tues- those who have not already
day in Congregation Adas Sha- done so, to assure themselves of
lom, announce admission cards by making
Mrs. Albert Ela- their contributions directly with
zar and Mrs. the JNF office or by calling her
M a x Chomsky, at UN. 4-7542 or Mrs. Joseph
chairmen of ed- Greenbaum at TO. 8-2864.
:•ncation. Rabbi
Jacob Segal will
discuss "Melody `Walk for Those Who
in the Rebirth
of a People." All Can't' Is Slogan of
women are in- Mothers' March on Polio
Rabbi Segal vited.
Volunteers are needed for the
Mrs. Morse Saulson, chapter
president, announces that as a Mothers' March on Polio to be
permanent memorial to Israel's held throughout Detroit and
first President, Dr. Chaim Weiz- Wayne County for one hour, 7
mann, National Hadassah has to 8 p.m., Jan. 29. Anne Camp-
decided to give his name to the bell (Mrs. George W. Stark) is
bio-chemical laboratories of the chairman of this dramatic
new Hadassah-Hebrew Univer- porch light campaign, which
sity Medical Center.
will climax the March of Dimes
Mrs. Norman Rom and Mrs. in every city and village and
Louis Redston e, membership town in America.
chairman and "minyan mothers"
Mrs. Stark pointed out that in
enrollment chairman, respective- 1952 polio struck America the
ly, point out that "M and M" en- worst blow of all time—an epi-
rollment is still open.
demic involving 55,000 persons
This year the 60,000th child of all ages. At the same time
was brought to Israel fo\r reha- 1952 recorded the greatest
bilitation under Youth Aliyah strides made by research toward
supervision. Almost 15,000 are final conquest of polio.
still under the organization's
"The overall volunteer frame-
care. Hadassah leaders point work covering the whole city
out that funds are needed to of Detroit is completed," Mrs.
carry on the ever-expanding Stark said. "We need women in
functions of Youth Aliyah in Is- every part of the city who will
rael.
give an hour to answer the
Hadassah is also helping to porch lights in their own block
meet the shortage of skilled —to walk for those who cannot
workers in Israel through its walk. Call WO. 1-7724 today and
program at the Louis D. Bran- join the Mothers' March. You
deis Vocational Center in Jeru- will receive full information."
salem, the Alice Seligsberg voca-
tional high school for girls, the
12th Street Council Event
fine mechanics and precision in-
Iriterpre•tative reader,L.
struments workshop, the print- Philips, will recite modern Yid-
ing workshop, the fashion in- ish selections at 8:30 p.m., Tues-
stitute and the hotel manage- day, at the 12th Street Council
ment school.
Center. Admission is free.

W V Activities

YETI - COHEN AUXILIARY
will meet at 8:30 p.m., Monday,
at the Memorial Home. Co-hos-
tesses will be Libby Plotnick and
Tillie Goldman. Members are
urged to bring needles, white
thread and white linens to sew
cancer pads.
*
Lt. ROY F. GREEN AUXILI-
ARY will meet on Tuesday, at
the Memorial Home. Members
are urged to report progress on
ticket sales for the annual Mili-
tary Ball. Delegate to the forth-
coming fifth regional conven-
tion of JWVA in St. Louis will
be announced. Plans for a mem-
bership affair in February, for
which members will be given
awards for bringing in prospects,
will be discussed.
* * *
Department of Michigan pres-
ident Lillian Bernstein will
install new members of the
JOSEPH L. BALE AUXILIARY
on Thursday, at the home of
Bernice Daskal, 18310 Lauder.
The following members will be
given recognition for five years
of service to the Auxiliary: Edith
Bale, Frances Benson, ..Miriam
Cantor, Dorothy Cohen, Cele
Eichenhorn, Jennie Florence,
Gerry Goldstone, Gertrude
Hertzberg, Doris Kepes, Roz
Marks, Doreen Raskin, Ida Roth -
man, Ruth Siegan, Evelyn Star-
man, Molly Starman and Bess
Levin. Members are requested to
bring cookies to be sent to serv-
icemen in Korea. •

GIN SBURG -ROSENBERG
AUXILIARY will meet at 8:30
p.m., Tuesday, at the Memorial
Home. Hostesses will be Shirley
Medow, Florence Maloff and
Shirley Gormazato.
* *
At its recent meeting, Gen.
MAURICE ROSE AUXILIARY
planned a Valentine's party for
girls at the Juvenile Detention
Home. Packages for servicemen
were wrapped and mailed at the
meeting. An i n f o r m a l get-
together followed, at which Flor-
ence Leider and Frances Sonne
were hostesses, in honor of past
president Jennie Fox who is
moving to California.

CARDS OF THANKS

The family of the late Albert
Tommy Freedman wishes to
thank its relatives and friends
for the many kind expressions
of sympathy extended during its
recent bereavement.

For the best
Music .

. its

Larry Freedman

and his Orchestra
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