Aciiviiiei in Society
Detroiters at the Cleveland conference of the United Jewish
Appeal last week-end included Joseph Holtzman, Mr. and Mrs.
Abe Kasle, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, Mr and Mrs. Irving W.
Blumberg, Mrs. John C. Hopp, Isidore Sobeloff and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry L. Jones.
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Blum have left for Mexico where Dr.
Blum will lecture on oral and plastic surgery. From there they
will go for a brief stay in Dallas, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Eskow of Sturtevant Ave. last week hosted
a farewell party in honor of Benson Litvok and Harvey Steingold,
both of whom are entering on a tour of duty with the armed
forces.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Goldman and daughter, Annette, for-
merly of Sturtevant Ave., are now residing at 17396 Stoepel.
Mrs. Harry Schwartz, sons, Arthur and David, and sister, Elsie
Zarav, have moved from Sturtevant Ave., and are now residing at
18478 Prest.
- At a recent sweet sixteen party given in honor of Elaine Sonja
Kartzman, da.ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Kartzman,• of Men-
dota. Ave., the following guests attended a luncheon in the family
home: Brenda Kartzman, her sister, Jackie Thomas, Renee Gold-
stein, Sharon Steinman, Marsha Victor, Barbara Wootner, Flor-
ence Rosenthal, Carol Hertz, of Kingsville, Ont., Brenda Rycus,
Diane Arkin, Arlene Feldman, Betty Gold, Miriam Shure, Marilyn
Moss and Marilyn Hechler.
Mr. and Mrs. Leizer Bordorley. of 3315 Sturtevant, recently
honored their daughter, Carol, at a sweet sixteen party. Those at-
tending included Sy Warshawsky, Marilyn Young, Norman Weiss,
Marsha Victor, Al Cornfield, Sharon Steinman, Ronnie Mooger-
man, Estelle Louder, Allan Roth, Shirley Kazdan, Stuart Wilhelm,
Marilyn Bez, Arnie Garber, Judy Nelson, Dicky Mendelsohn, Sandy
Weisman, Al Sunshine, Barbara Mallerman, Larry Brower, Bev-
erly Cohen, Warren Wolfe, Rosalie Weiss, Maurice Katzman, Ra-
chel Winters, Larry Horwitz, Harriet Mackie, Mel Eisenberg, Shir-
ley. Goldstick, Jack Kaufman, Clare Cahn, Bill Schaeffer, Louise
Strayer, Sandy Mitchell, Shirley Miller. Bernie Bressler and
Heather Lepofsky. Carol's host was Steve Busker.
Women's ORT to Hold Open House
Honoring Move to First Local Office
The M i"c higan Region of ficial opening of ORT's office—
Women's American ORT will the first ORT "home" in De-
hold open house for its mem- , troit. Mrs. Ludwig Kaphan, of
1New York, national ORT presi-
dent will be here to receive the
guests.
There will be a sale of home-
baked cakes and cookies, with
Mrs. Jack Rubin and Mrs. Wil-
liam Bluford in charge, and a
dessert luncheon will be served.
Another feature will be an ex-
h i b i t of hand-made articles
created by children from ORT
schools in Europe. This display
will be manned by Mrs. Al
Schneiderman. Mrs. M o r r e y
Rosenthal and Mrs. Hy Jackson
are chairmen of the day.
Mrs. Earl Freshman, president
of the Michigan Region, urges
members to bring bundles for
the Ortmobile to the open
house, as there is an urgent
need for merchandise. Proceeds
from Ortmobile sales go toward
MRS. LUDWIG KAPHAN
the training of students in Eu-
bership and friends on Monday, rope; to enable them to become
from 1 to 4 p.m., at new ORT well-adjusted and self-sustain-
headqUarters, 13214 W o o d r ow ing instead of charges to the
Wilson.
states in which they reside.
The occasion will be the of-
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Essay Contest a Feature of Second Annual Book Fair
A literary contest, which will
be
held in connection with con-
In a double-ring ceremony on gregational
and c ommun al
Oct. 3, at Adas Shalom Syna-
is a feature of the sec-
gogue, Elaine Susan Forbes and schools,
ond annual Jewish Book F a i r,
sponsored by the Jewish Com-
munity Center, from Nov. 21 to
23.
Erroneously omitted from a
previous list of schools, from
which students have been in-
vited to participate, a r e the
Sholem Aleichem Institute, Oak
Park Synagogue and C n g.
Shaarey Zedek,
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Friday, October 16, 1953
LEIB
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For Beginners and Advanced Pupils
At Your Home
ERIC ROSENOW
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and Their Orchestras
Now Accepting Engagements
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For
Weddings — Ear Mitzvahs
Social Functions
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MRS. JACK STONE
Jack Stone were united in mar-
riage. Rabbi Jacob Segal offici-
ated.
The bride, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.. Joseph Cohen, of 2719
Glendale, chose a gown of ivory
satin, highlighted by an insert-
ed nylon yoke that was edged
with rhinestones and seed pearls
and surrounded by chantilly
lace, at the bodice. An overskirt
of matching lace fell over the
bouffant skirt of satin, which
extended into a cathedral train,
•The bride's tiered veil of silk
illusion was caught to her head
by a Queen Anne crown of lace
and seed pearl appliques. She
carried three white orchids,
sprays of phaelanopsis and
streamers of stephanotis on a
white Bible.
Mrs. , Shirley Rosenwasser and
Mrs. Harriette Sarnoff served
jointly as matrons-of-honor,
and bridesmaids were Mrs. Ruth
Erhlich, sister of the bridegroom
from El Paso, Tex., Ilene Moor,
Joyce Licht, Leba Cutler,
Phyllis Schwartz and Mrs.
Lynne Guttentag.
The bridegroom, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Morris Stone, of Glen-
dale Ave., was assisted by his
brother, Allen Stone, as best
man. Seating the guests were
Sidney Forbes, the bride's
brother, Philip Entin, Robert
Brody, Fred Cherney, Nat Tarn-
apol and Frank Glussman.
The bride's grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Entin, came
here from Indianapolis, Ind. to
attend the wedding. Following
a wedding trip to Acapulco,
Mexico, the couple will reside at
23620 Gardner, Oak Park, Mich.
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INF Auxiliary Plans
Membership Opener
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund will begin
its season with an open meeting
And His Orchestra
at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at the
TY. 5-2445 of TY. 5-5593
Davison Jewish Center.
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The afternoon's program will
feature Bess Greenwald, dram-
atist and humorist, accompan-
ied at the piano by Mrs. Her-
man Bregman.
The meeting will mark the
& ASSOCIATES
opening activity in an intensive
drive for new members, an-
nounces Mrs. I. Kardener, mem-
bership chairman.
Weddings - Parties
Hostesses for the dessert
Candids - Movies - 3-Dimensional
luncheon, which will precede
LI. 6-4610 - TY. 8-7800 the meeting, include Mesdames
I. A. Liebson, A. Newcomer and
Associated with
I. Linden. Friends and prospec-
tive members are invited to at -
BENYAS - KAUFMAN
tend.
it
Elaine Susan Forbes
Wed to jack Stone
7517 W. McNICHOLS
This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
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MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Tinie: 10 A.m., Sunday, Oct. 18
Station: WXYZ.
Feature: Rabbi Alan Singer
Green, of Temple Emanu El,
Cleveland, O., will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
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For Appointment: UN. 1-1902-3
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THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 12:30 p.m., Sunday, Oct.
18.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: A humorous fantasy
of a woman who spent her life
helping other people with her
good deeds and bringing cheer
into their lives will be related in
"Mrs. Steinberg's Partner in
Heaven."
COUNCIL SIMULCAST
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday, Oct.
18.
Station : WJBK and WJBK-TV.
Feature: Rabbi Hayim Donin,
of Bnai David Synagogue, will
be principal speaker in a pro-
gram arranged by Louis LaMed,
chairman of the culture com-
mission of the Jewish Commun-
ity Council, paying tribute to
United Nations Week and Is-
rael. Cantor and Mrs. Judah
Goldring will sing appropriate
selections from the Hebrew litur-
gy and songs of Israel,
Enjoy
nature's
finest salmon
—rich with the
savor of the sea.
Look for PILLAR
ROCK ...Chinook
or Fancy Red
...In your
grocer's ad
tomorrow I