Arlene Shulman Wed • Highlight Tercentenary
To Jerome L. Schostak At GOP Celebration

MRS. JEROME SCHOSTAK

In a double-ring
June 20, at Adas Shaloin Syna-
gogue; Arlene Frances Shulman,
daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Shulman, of Muirland
Ave., was united in marriage to
Jerome Leon Schostak, son of
Mr. and Ws. Louis H. Schostak,
of Greenlawn Ave.
The bride wore a gown of im-
ported, hand-clipped chantilly
lace, and featured an off-the-
shoulder yoke outlined with self-
lace appliques, a basque bodice
and long, fitted sleeves. Her
voluminous skirt, with scalloped
bottom, was accented by a dou-
ble net ruffle, which formed the
hemline and extended into a
sweeping train.
Her tiered veil of illusion was
of fingertip . length, and was
held in place by a matching
Juliet cap, studded with seed
pearls. She carried a Bible, cen-
tered with large white orchids
and a cascade of stephanotis.
Attending the bride as matron
of honor was Mrs. Dolores Gold-
stein, the bridegroom's sister.
Bridesmaids were Gloria Jaffe,
Joan Gelade, of Patterson, N. J.,
Arnette Weingarden and Mrs.
Earl Weingarden.
Earl Weingarden, the bride's
uncle, was best man, and ushers
included Paul Groffsky, of Ma-
plewood, N. J., Stewart Krakover,
of New Castle, Pa., Fred Yaffe,
of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Marvin
Siegel.
Following dinner and a recep-
tion, the couple left for a honey-
moon in Miami, Fla.

The Michigan Jewish com-
munity was represented by Zola.
Rosenfeld, a resident of Jack-
son, Mich., at the Freedom Fes-
tival, being held this week at
Jackson in celebration of the-
100th anniversary of- the Re-
publican Party.
The festival, • which began
July 4 with a- program dedi-
cated to religious freedom, in
which Rosenfeld participated,
will run through Saturday night.
Each night there will be a dif-
ferent 'performance on the basic
theme, "These Truths Are Self-
Evident."
. Speaking along with members
of all faiths at the opening pro-
gram at the Cascade, Rosenfeld's
statement highlighted th . , cur-
rent celebration of the Tercen-
tenary of Jewish colonization of
America. He also read the first
five verses of Chapter 4 from the
Prophet Micah in Hebrew and
-English.
The Freedom Festival is
double celebration, observing the
125th anniversary of the City of
Jackson and celebrating the cen-
tennial of the Republican Party-,
which held its first meeting
"under the Oaks" in Jackson, on
July 6, 1854.
Abraham Lincoln was one of
the interested participant in
that first convention, out of
which grew the anti-slavery
movement and the future Re-
publican Party.

Goldberg-Sugarman
Rites Set for Aug. 29

Rabaut Gets Pen With
Which Eisenhower Signed
'Under God' Flag Pledge

Over 100 men and women,
representing the Greater Detroit
Congressman Louis C. Rabaut,
Bnai Brith Men's and Women's •D., Mich., introduced two resolu-
Councils, attended the 86th an- ctions—one to provide for the
nual convention of District ' recitation by members, in the
Grand Lodge No. 6 in Milwaukee House of Representatives an-
Stine 17 to 29, at which time ! nually• on Flag Day, of the pledge
plans were made for a special of allegiance to the flag, the
other to authorize the printing
Bnai Brith Israel Bond Drive.
Heading the women's delega- of the pledge, as a House docu-
tion was Mrs. Alfred E. Lakin, ; ment suitable for framing, to
president of the Women's Coun- be distributed by members of
cil. Melvin Weisz, president of both Houses of Congress.
Both bills would operate to
the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Council, headed the men. De- bring public attention more
troiters who were elected to of- sharply into focus upon • the
fice include: Mrs. Gerald Gold- I nature and necessity of the
berg, second vice-president of I pledge of allegiance, only re-
Women's District; Mrs. Robert cently amended, in Public Law
Coggan, sentinel; Mesdames 396, to include the words
Samuel Gold, Samuel Gutterman der God." Rabaut was the au-
and Seymour Weisman, general thor of this change, which be-
committeewomen. Mesdames came law on Flag Day, June 14,
Charles Solovich and Leonard 11954.
MRS. NEIL DORFMAN
Rep. Rabaut received one of
Sims were elected delegates to
the pens with which President
A July 4 wedding at Adas the Women's Supreme Council. Eisenhower signed his "Under
Shalom Synagogue served to I Sidney J. Karbel was elected God" bill.
first esident of the Men " s
. join in matrimony Deborah , District, with Milton M. Wein-
' Mohr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. steln and Maxwell M. Loewe as
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Morris Mohr, of 2070 Glendale, general committeemen.
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and Neil Dorfman, son of Mr.
Permitting your clients to keep in
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and Mrs. Harry Dorfman, of
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creditors, rather than eat duck
E. Segal officiated.
We answer all your
The bride's gown of white, and hide.—Talmud.
incoming calls.
silk, Kativa taffeta featured . a I
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snug bodice, portrait neckline
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appliqued with Alencon lace and
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pearls and a bouffant skirt which
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Following a wedding trip to
Grossingers in New York and
the Sea Crest Hotel in Cape Cod,
the couple will reside at 1920
Eward Circle.

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MISS BEVERLY GOLDBERG

Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Remes,
of Grand Rapids, Mich., have
made known the forthcoming
marriage of Miss Beverly Ann
Goldberg, daughter of the late
The Mothers' Camp of the Mr. and Mrs. Israel Goldberg, to
Council of _Mothers' Clubs of the Donald Frank Sugarman, son
Jewish Community Center open-
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sugar-
ed last week-end at Glo-Rita
Beach, Lexington, Mich. Regis- ' man, of Kentucky Ave.
Miss Goldberg is a graduate
trations are being • taken at the
Center's Davison - and Simons of Michigan State College where
she was affiliated with Alpha
Branches.
A summer recreation commit- Epsilon Phi sorority. Mr. Sugar-
tee, planning interesting events man attended Michigan State
for the season, consists of Mes- before entering the Detroit Col-
dames Max - Stone, Lucy Siegel lege of Law which he now at-
.tends. He is a member of Alpha
and Isaac Waldfogel.
Epsilon Pi fraternity.
On Wednesday all members of
The couple plans to wed on
the Mothers'a Clubs are invited
to attend an outing at the camp. Aug. 29.
A special bus will be provided for
The Lord searcheth all hearts,
transportation. Those attending
should bring their own lunches. and understandeth all the
Reservations for the outing can imaginations of the thoughts: if
be made at the nearest center. thou seek him, he will be found
A bus will leave 12th and Blaine of thee.—I Chron. 28:9
at 9:30 a.m.; Simons Building at
9:45 a.m.; and the Davison DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-15
Building at 10 a.m.
Friday, July 9, 1954

Center Mothers Camp
Plans Special Outing

: Detroiters Given Bnai
Deborah Mohr Wed
July- 4 to Neil Dorfman Brith District Offices

SOFTNESS-GOLDEN: Mr. and
Mrs. Al J. Golden, of 4057 Rich-
ton, Detroit, announce the mar-
riage of their daughter Leona, to
John Softness, son of Mrs. Ida
Softness of Brooklyn, N.Y., in
Miami, Fla., May 8. A wedding
reception was held for them in
Detroit on June 12 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Golden.
Mrs. Leona Softness is the
granddaughter of the late Rev.
David Golden and is a graduate
of the University of Miami. Mr.
and Mrs. Softness are now living
in Coral Gables, Fla.

DETROITERS VISIT ISRAEL

And Europe in Past Two Years

Detroit, Mich.—The ISRAEL
TOURIST Service this week
reported • that 107 Detroiters
booked their trips to Europe
and Israel through the IS-
RAEL TOURIST Office
11820 Dexter Blvd. during the
past 2 years. •
In addition, the ISRAEL
TOURIST Service arranged
the passage and'affidavits for
23 Israelis to visit their fam-
ilies in Detroit in the same
period.
Some interesting figures on
this total of 130 for prospec-
tive tourists to Europe and
Israel are: 56 persons sailed

DICK
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directly by ship. either east-
bound or westbound, 83 made
their trip by air, and the rest
used both plane and ship.
Over 87% of all Israel-
bound passengers made stop-
avers in Europe and Asia re-
quiring hotel reservations in
31 cities.
•If you're planning a trip
anywhere in the world, see or
call Jules Doneson first, and
learn why the ISRAEL TOUR-
IST service is rapidly becom-
ing Detroit's fastest growing
world - wide travel agency
catering to the needs of the
Jewish tourist.
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