Friday, June 25, 1954

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-1 I

Former Detroit Girl
To Wed New Yorker
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IN TIME FOR FOURTH OF JULY HOLIDAY

At a recent installation din- vice - president; Irving Labell,
ner-danceheld by AVIVA CHAP- treasurer; and Abraham Gold-
TER. Pioneer Women, at Elm- .stein, secretary.
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woOd Casino, the following new
officers were inducted into of-1 CLUB ONE, Pioneer Women,
fee; Evelyn Noveck, president; recently installed new officers
Betty Rath, executive vice-pres- at a luncheon program at Horo-
ident; Frances Stein and Blanche witz Catering. Mrs. Paul Feld-
Bauman, vice-presidents; Esther man, daughter of the new chair-
Davis and Freda Leemon, secre- , man, Mrs. Dora Kumove, install-
taries; and Sarah Peters, treas- ed her mother into office. Other
urer.
officers were inducted by Mrs.
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Kumove, and include Mesdames
YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR Mildred Kramer and Fanny T.
•CHOLEM, at its recent paid-up White, vice - chairmen; Sophie
membership luncheon, installed Sislin, advisor; Rose Naimark,
the- following officers: Mesdames Anna Alpert, Ida Kutnick, Ber-
Joseph Viedrah, president; Allen 1 tha Fishkin, Esther Beitner and
Bookstein, Mervin Gardner and I Eve Heilnick, secretaries; Bessie
vice-presidents; Kumove, treasurer; and Sarah
Carl Braun,
Charles Kahn, Louis Brown and Weiner, chairman - of the exec-
William Frankford, secretaries; I utive board.
and Abraham Fine, case super-
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visor. Mr. Samuel Leib was in-
YOUNG WOMEN'S SISTER-
stalling officer. The first board
meeting of the new directors HOOD, of Cong. Beth Moses,
will be held Monday, at Mrs. held its closing luncheon and in-
Viedrah's home, 18965 Santa . stallation of new officers this
; week, at Carl's Chop House.
Barbara.
Gloria Kief is new president,
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DETROIT AUXILIARY, Jewish and will be assisted by Ruth
Consumptives Relief Society, will ' Gottlieb, vice-president; Thelma
hold a .special meeting Tuesday Farber, treasurer; Sara Wein-;
afternoon, at the D. W. Simons Itraub and Gert Weintraub, sec-
Bldg., 4000 Tuxedo, to make retaries.
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plans for a luncheon, scheduled
SIGMA THETA DELTA ALUM-
in July.
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NAE, at its recent election meet-
Northwood Inn was the scene ing, voted into office Muriel
of an installation • dinner, held Posner, president; Bar bar a
recently by MASSADA CHAP- Weiner, vice-president; Sue Si-
mon, Shirley Lonnerstater and
TER, Pioneer Women. Mrs.
lie Weisberg gave the invocation, Fruma Fr a n k e 1, secretaries;
and Mrs. Ida Kay installed the Naomi Dussman, treasurer; and
following officers: Rose Sara- Lorry Levine, sgt-at-arms. The
sohn, president; Nettie Turner, closing social event of the year
Vice-president; Reba Colman, was a steak roast held at the
treasurer; Charlotte Rovner and, home of Lorry Levine.
Clara Heller, secretaries; Ruth
Kanter, funds chairman; Mary Carolyn Schwartz Wed
Wise, bulletin; Bess Finn, dues;
Helen Kirschbaum, membership; To Hillard Hamburger
and Ann Silverman, bonds.
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Mrs. -Martin Cohen, newly-
elected president of PRIMROSE
BENEVOLENT CLUB, announces
that on Monday she will be as-
sisted in servicing the Downtown
USO by the following members:
Mesdames Betty Lessen, Rose
Belinsky, Dora Plafkin, May Vit-
enson, Mollie Weisman and Rose
Ehrlichman. Mrs. Belinsky re•
cently raised $100 for the Child
Rescue Fund at a luncheon in
her Webb Ave. home.
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BETH JOSEPH WOMEN'S
LEAGUE recently installed the
following officers, in a ceremony
at the synagogue: Mesdames A.
Shneider, president; Eva Robin,-
son and L. Weinstein, vice-presi-
dents: Morris Gordon, treasurer;
Eli Freeman and Jack Cohen,
secretaries; Sarah Adelman and . - MRS. H. B. HAMBURGER
Abraham Karp, hospitalers. The
Carolyn Ruth Schwartz,
League will meet July 6, in the
synagogue's Goldberg - Winokur daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
library.
1Schwartz, of 19285 Strathcona,
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AMERICAN HAVEN CLUB re- I became the bride of Hillard
cently installed officers at a Barton Hamburger, son of Mr.
luncheon given by president Mrs. and Mrs. Samuel Hamburger, of
Hyman Grossman, of Coiling- 19444 Parkside, in a ceremony
wood- Ave. Others inducted in- June 20, at the Sheraton-Cad-
clude Mesdames Ben Hamburg, illac Hotel. Rabbis A. M. Hersh-
man and Morris Adler officiated.
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For her wedding, the bride
chose a gown of imported, white
organdy over Kativa taffeta,
featuring a sweetheart neck-
line that was appliqued with
handkerchief embroidered mot-
ifs.' The fitted bodice extended
into a bouffant floor-length
skirt, with matching appliqued
motifs on the skirt forming a
bustle in the back at the waist.
Her three-tiered veil of silk il-
lusion was of finger-tip length,
and fell from a fitted cap of
shirred organdy of matching
motifs.
The bride's sister, Nancy
Schwartz, and Sola Hamburger,
Greta Home, Elaine Brant and
Mrs. Robert Boesky served as
bridesmaids. Jay Grant was best
man, and ushers included Jor-
dan Lockman, Harry Hamburger,
Bruce Abraham, Bertram Sha-
pero, Robert Boesky, Robert
Mertz and Richard Hamburger.
Following a honeymoon in
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MISS BETTY LEBOWITZ

Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Lebo-
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of 1 Bergholz Dr., New Rochelle,
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to Marvin J. Ungar, son of Mr.
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