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January Bride

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-17

Friday, February 5, 1954

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MRS. MILTON W. MARMON

At a candlelight ceremony on
Jan. 3, Marjorie Jacqueline Sills,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maur-
ice Sills, was united in marriage
with Dr. Milton Walter Marmon,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mar-
morstein. Rabbi Jacob Segal and
Cantor Nicholas Fenekal offici-
ated.
The bride's gown was of can-
dlelight satin featuring a por-
trait neckline of jewels on Bel-
gian lace. Her fingertip veil of
silk illusion fell from a jewel
studded crown. She carried a
bouquet of white orchids and
chrysanthemums on a Bible.
Bridal attendants were Bar-
bara Kerwin as maid of honor,
Geraldine Sills as matron of
honor, Carolyn Sills and Irene
Dresser as bridesmaids, and
Carol Ann Garelik as junior
bridesmaid.
Best man was Bernard Mid-
dleman. Ushers included were
R i c h a r d William Sills,
Charles Sills, Jerome Marmor-
stein, and Richard Marmorstein.

Mayor Asked to Name
Commission Directors

A statement adopted by the
Jewish Community Council
urged immediate action on the
part of Mayor Albert E. Cobo
and the City of Detroit Commis-
sion on Community Relations in
appointing an executive direc-
tor for the Commission.
The Council. statement point-
ed out that the Commission on
Community Relations has been
without permanent professional
leadership since its creation in
May 1953. The statement com-
mended the outstanding work
achieved by its predecessor
body, the City of Detroit Mayor's
Interracial Committee, and re-
gretted that since the departure
of George Schermer, the direc-
tor of that body, no successor
has been chosen.
The Council expressed aston-
ishment at the statement at-
tributed to the Mayor limiting
the selection of a director to a
resident of Detroit and minimiz-
ing the need for professional
qualifications. These criteria,
the Council stated, would have
to be regarded as "hindering
rather than helping the selec-
tion of a qualified director."

MILLER-BORNSTEIN. In a
candlelight ceremony solemnized
recently at Cong. Shaar Hasho-
mayim in Windsor, Ruth Born-
stein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bornstein, of Victoria Ave.,
Windsor, became the bride of Dr.
Hubert Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Marcus Miller, of Leslie
Ave. Rabbi Samuel Stollman of-
ficiated.
The bride's gown was of blUsh
rose imported Parisian satin,
with an overskirt of multi-tiered
nylon tulle flowing from the
princess-style fitted bodice. Si-
cilian lace . medalions centered
With iridescent seed pearls at
the hipline accented the layers
of tulle which topped the strap-
less bodice, over which she wore
a fitted bolero of satin, with
long-pointed sleeves and a
stand-up empress collar trim-
med with the beads and seed
pearls.
Her three-tiered veil of illu-
sion was held in place by a Juli-
et cap of lace, embroidered with
the pearls and sequins. She car-
ried two white orchids and ste-
phanotis on a pearl prayer book.
Mrs. Paul Bogart, of Hamilton,
Ont., was matron of honor, and '
Mrs. Zoltan Ruben, of Detroit,
was senior bridesmaid. Rhoda
Sharon Bornstein, of Detroit,was
junior bridesmaid.
Clarence Gene Bornstein,
brother of the bride, was best
man, and ushers were Dr. Fred-
erick Weissman and Dr. Charles
West, of Detroit, and Leo Born-
stein. Robert Bornstein, the
bride's brother, was junior usher,
and Shelly Bornstein, of Start-
ford, Ont., was ring bearer.
Following a dinner and recep-
tion at the Elmwood Casino, the
couple left on their wedding
trip, after ,which they will take
up residence in Detroit.

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Eve Zaretsky Weds
New York Law Grad

MRS. MORTON KOPPEL

Eve Zaretsky, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Zaretsky, of
Pinehurst Ave., was joined in
matrimony on Jan. 24 to Mor-
ton Koppel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Koppe 1, of Staten
Island, N. Y.
The ceremony was solemnized
at the home of the bride's aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Solomon, of Muirland Ave., and
was officiated by Rabbi Jacob
E. Segal.
The new Mrs. Koppel is a
graduate of Wayne University
and also attended the Univer-
sity of Michigan and Columbia
University. Mr. Koppel grad-
uated from New York Univer-
sity and Harvard University Law
School.
Following their wedding trip,
the couple will reside in Rock-
ville Center, N. Y.

STEINHARDT - KRELL. Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Krell, of Ilene Lillian Wald BBG Slates
Ave., announce the marriage of Weekend Outing at Tamarack
their daughter, Harriet, to Da-
vid Steinhardt, son of Mrs.
Skating and tobogganing will
Martha Tobias on Dec. 24, in highlight a weekend of ac-
New York City.
tivity for members of Lillian
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ROSENBLATT - KANIN. The Girls , who will take to . the
marriage of Judith Kanin,
"wilds" of Camp Tamarack be-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
ginning today.
tin J. Kanin of New York City, to
According to Barbara Littky,
Aaron Rosenblatt, son of Mrs.
Bella Rosenblatt, former Detroit- chairman of the event, an in-
duction of • new members is
er now of New York, took place in
planned for the occasion.
the home of the bride's parents.
Dr. Ben Zion Bokser performed
WEDDING? BAR MITZVAH?
the ceremony. A reception and
dinner followed. Escorted by her
ROSENBLAT ; M.C.
father, the bride had her sis-
and His Orchestra
ter, Ruthe Kanin as her maid of
& Associate Bands
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Bennington College, and com-
pleted graduate studies at the
BABY and WEDDING
school of applied social sciences,
Western Reserve University. Mr.
Rosenblatt was graduated with
honors from Wayne University,
where he was active on the
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Wayne Collegian. He received a
PORTRAITS, CANDIDS, ETC.
master's degree from Columbia
University, where he is a candi-
date for the doctorate in Ameri-
can history.

'Youth Ed League to Stage Musical
Take-off on Dr.liinsey's New Book

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WC to Present Concert and Panel Discussion

A Yiddish play and concert
will be presented at Workmen's
Circle Center, at 9 p.m. tonight.
Director Israel W elichansky is
bringing a quartet of actors and
singers from New York, includ-
ing Char lotte
Cooper, Masha
Benya and Pola
Kadison. The`:'
program fea-
tures a play de-
picting 300 years
of Jewish life in
America and a
variety of Yid-
dish, Hebrew-
a,n
and Israeli
songs.
WC Trade .
U n i on Branch,
463, will have a Welichansky
panel discussion on "The City—
Planning or Problems," tonight,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Cousens, 4309 Leslie. Dr.
Douglas Carroll, director of the
Detroit Area Traffic Study, Art
Row and Dr. Albert Mayer,
Wayne professor, will speak.
"What's My Line" will be sub-
ject of WC Branches 460 & 470,
at WC Center, Feb. 12.
Branch 460 chose Mrs. Abe
Brownston for the coming year.

Mrs. Brownston will be inducted
into office at a party celebrat-
ing the 15th anniversary of the
group. Other officers include:

Mrs. Adolph Gottfurcht. vice-chairman;
Mrs. Sol Burstein, Mrs. Morris Goldsmith, ,---)
Moe Caplan, secretaries: Norman Joseff,
treasurer; Frank- Newberg. membership
chairman; Eugene Browstein, educational
director; Mrs. Moe Caplan, social chair-
man; Mrs. Hy Freeman. hospitaller.

A theater party will be spon-
sored by WC young married
branch. Feb. 12.

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