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Miss Helen Manis, of Clements Ave., has left for Los Angeles,
Calif., where she will spend the summer months.
The 23rd annual Stars of Tomorrow revue, presented by stu-
dents of Roth-Berdun Theatrical School, will be held at 8 p.m.,
Tuesday and Wednesday in the Art Institute. Featured in the
show will be Toby and Marlene Myers, their brother, Jacque and
his dance partner, Anny Maggy, Linda and Annette Brodsky,
Sandra Brightman, Pauline Pollish, Arvid Friedlund, a teacher at
the school and his daughter, Sandra, Phyllis Pulberg, Jack Costello,
Arlene Diskin, Sandra and Gaye Blum, Marvin Kaplan, Stewart
Cohen and Joan Gantz.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham L. Goose, formerly of Detroit now re-
siding in California, are celebrating their 35th wedding anniver-
sary while visiting here with their family and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Levine of Birmingham, England, were guests
in Detroit this week.
Dr. and Mrs. H. Portnoy, of this city, have returned from New
York where Dr. Portnoy attended the convention of the American
Medical Association: While in New York, they visited their family
and 'friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brawer have returned from a New York
City vacation.
Miss Eleanor Lipkin, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ezra Lipkin of
17599 Greenlawn, is home for a several weeks' visit after being on
the Fox Hollow School faculty at Lenox, Mass. After her visit here
she will spend the summer working with the noted pianist, Rudolf
Serkin, at Marlboro, Vt.
Linda Ruth Axelrod was guest of honor at a sweet sixteen
luncheon given in her honor by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Axelrod; June 6, at the Women's City Club. Attending were Winnie
Croll, Jane Sampliner, Peggy Bachman, Frances Levin, Julie
Michel, Jane Baum, Sally Bing, Joan Allen, Donna Baker, Judy
Cohen, Lois Elbinger, Harriet Feldheim, Rhoda Gale, Nita ',Owe,
Loretta Gallison, Sheilah Goldberg, Linda Lee, Rosanne Kiffer-
stein, Miriam Vinocur, Nancy Schwartz, Alice Robbins, Carolyn
Israel, Sherry Beth Kotzer, Sally Michelson, Claire Padover,.Miriam
Reitman, Marry Rattner, Judy Rattner, Shari Stifter, Margie
Greene, Sarah Weiner and Joyce Congress.
Mrs. Henry J. Rosen, Mrs. Abe Rosenthal, and Mrs. Leonard
D. Berlin, of Los Angeles, children of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schuch-
mann, are giving a dinner for their friends and relatives in honor
of their parents' 40th wedding anniversary, Saturday, at the home
of Mrs. Henry J. Rosen, 18317 Appoline.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kleinberg, of Leslie Ave., recently celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Joseph H. Cohen, of Phoenix, Ariz., has returned home
after a visit here with her children, Mr. and Mrs. J. Amhowitz.
She also attended the Bar Mitzvah of her nephew, Allen M. Ben-
nett.

Sophie Tucker Opens
Elmwood Engagement

National JWV Leader
On WWJ--TV Panel

Sophie Tucker, the original
red-hot mama of the entertain-
ment world, opened Thursday ;
at Elmwood Ca-it
sino, Windsor.',
The screen and
radio - star
brings to the
Elm wood her
songs that have
thrilled thr ee
generations of
the night club
set. Miss Tuck-
er promises that
she'll be singing
"Some of These:,
Days" when
she's 70—"Even
if it's from a Sophie Tucker
wheelchair." With the
able star will be her accompan-
ist, Ted Shapiro.
Bobbie May,. the juggling • art-
ist, is held- over on the new bill
at Elmwood to support the mag-
nificent Sophie. In addition, the
outstanding vocal group, the
Cordialaires, have a feature spot
on the show, in addition to
Dancer Bobby Brandt.
Regulars on hand for the Elm-
wood show are Bernie Miller,
who emcees the revue and vo-
calizes on ballads to the music
of Jack Madden's Ambassadors.
In the dance department, it's
eight lovely ladies,. the Miriam
Sage Dancers. Music for danc-
ing is by the Madden group.

Jesse Moss, national com-
mander of the Jewish War Vet-
erans, will participate in a pan-
el discussion on WWJ-TV at
11:15 p. m. today. He will ap-
pear with Thomas Cuite, na-
tional commander of the Cath-
olic War Veterans, and Robert
Mattheson, past department
commander of the American
Legion, on the Bill Morey show.
Arrangements for the annual
convention of the Department of
Michigan Jewish War Veterans
are being handled by Norman
Berkley, chairman. Berkley will
preside at the convention dinner
in honor of the outgoing com-
mander, Bernard Hoffman, and
the president of the Auxiliary,
Mrs. Philip Bernstein. A suc-
cessor to Hoffman will be se-
lected at the convention and
Mrs. Bernstein's successor will
be chosen at the convention of
the Auxuliary to be held simul-
taneously.
A feature of the Sunday after-
noon session of the convention
will be the presentation of
awards and citations to mem-
bers and non-members of JWV
who have served the veterans'
program in a distinguished man-
ner during the year. A testi-
monial on behalf of the Com-
mon Council of the City of De-
troit will be presented at the
convention dinner by Council
President Louis C. Miriani.

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At a recent reception at their
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Shulak, of Sherbourne Rd., an-
nounced the engagement of their/
daughter, Marlene Harriet, to
Jo Duncan Isaacson, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Harry M. Kirschbaum
of 'Canterbury Rd. The bride-
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Arleen, to Albert Gilmore, of
Florence, S. C., son of Mrs. Alex
Gilmore, of Blackshear, Ga., and
the late Mr. Gilmore. The bride-
groom-elect is a graduate of the
University of Georgia. An August
wedding is planned.

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The family of the late Doris
Davis wishes to thank its friends
Members of Hashomer Hat- and relatives for the many kind-
zair, Zionist youth organization, nesses extended during its re-
will spend three weeks as guests cent bereavement.
.of the 4-H club of Michigan, at
their camp near South Haven.
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Following a honeymoon to New
York and Washington, the young
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Richton.

Mothers' Clubs to Hold -
Picnic at Rouge Park

Council of Mothers' Clubs of
the Jewish Community Center
will hold a city-wide picnic Wed-
nesday, at Rouge Park. Mem-
bers using their own transpor-
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Others will meet at 10 a.m., in
front of the nearest center. In
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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, June 19, 1953

Bar Mitzvahs

The Bar Mitzvah of 'Martin
Guyer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Abram Guyer, will be observed
on Saturday, at Beth Aaron Syn-
agogue. A dinner in his honor
will be held that evening at
Zack's. '
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boren. of
3025 Collingwood, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Jack
Martin, on June 27, at Cong.
Ahavas Achim. A'reception in his
honor will be held at home from
5 to 9 p.m. June 28. No cards.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Morris J. Dick-
stein, of 18466 Woodinghani Dr.,
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Dennis Paul, on June
27, at Cong. Beth Aaron. A re-
GERALDINE YAGODA
ception in his honor will, be
Mr. and • Mrs. Aaron Yagoda held at home that evening from
of 2635 Glendale announce the 6:30 p.m.
engagement of their daughter,
* * *
Geraldine, to Albert Stone, son
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gutman
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stone of
of 18622 Ohio announce the Bar
4300 Pasadena.
Mitzvah of their son Mark How-
Mr. Stone was graduated from ard on June 27 at Beth Abraham
Lawrence Institute of Technol- Synagogue. A dinner in his hon-
ogy and is affiliated with Phi or will be held that evening at
Kappa Upsilon Fraternity.
Zack's.
Miss Yagoda attended Wayne
* *
University and Brooklyn College.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack Cooper, of
A September wedding is plan-
2640 Collingwood, announce the
ned.
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Mi-
chael Lloyd, June 27, at Bnai
Moshe Synagogue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben V. Feldstein,
The engagement of :Audrey of 18274 Marlowe, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son Jerome
Natalie Okum to Joseph Allen EdWard, on June 27, at Cong.
Seedman was announced at a Ahavas Achim. A dinner in his
recent cocktail party by the honor will be held June 28, at
bride-eledt's parents, Mr. and Zack's.
Mrs. Jack L. Okum, of Clements
CARD OF THANKS
Ave. The bridegroom -elect's
The family of the late Mrs.
parents are the Philip Sudmans, Edith Berman wishes to thank
of Philadelphia, Pa. Both young its friends and relatives for the
people have attended the Uni- many kindnesses extended dur-
versity of Michigan and Wayne , ing its recent bereavement.
University. A December wedding
is planned.

Mr. and Mrs: Morris ,Simon, of
Collingwood Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Maureen Carole, to Albert
son of Mt. and Mrs. Norman Fill,
of Calvert Ave. The bridegroom-
elect attends Hillsdale College
where he is affiliated with Kap-
pa' Sigma_ Kappa fraternity. The
names of the bridegroom-elect's
parents were erroneously omit-
ted from last week's announce-
ment.

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