Gloria Greenberg Wed
To Robert L. Krause

MRS. ROBERT L. KRAUSE

Gloria G. Greenberg, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Green-
berg, of 18500 Santa. Barbara, re-
cently became the bride of Rob-
ert L. Krause, son of Mr. and
Mrs. David Krause, of 19365 San-
ta Barbara, .in a ceremony at
Bnai Moshe. Rabbis Moses Lehr-
man and Moses Fischer offici-
ated.
The bride chose a gown of
white, silk mousseline de soie,
featuring a fitted bodice accent-
uated with a portrait neckline
and a bouffant skirt which end-
ed in a sAreep train. Her two-
tiered veil of silk illusion fell to
fingertip length, and she carried::
a Bible surrounded by white or-
chids and stephanotis.
Mrs. Celia Mager, aunt of the
bride was matron of honor, and
Bernice Lumberg was brides- i
maid. Paul Krause was his
brother's best man, and _Jerry
Greenberg was an usher.
Following a h on ey moon
through the New England States
and Canada, the couple will re-
side at 2400 Ewald Circle.

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Morris J. Dickstein, local
builder, was installed as presi-
dent of LOUIS D. BRANDEIS
LODGE, Bnai Brith, in recent
ceremonies at Cong. Beth Jo-
seph. Installing Dickstein and
other new officers was Hy Cry-
stal, director of Bnai Brith in
Michigan. Serving with Dickstein
in the new Lodge administra-
tion will be Norton Taylor, Man-
nie Seder and Robert Rudman,
vice-presidents. Outgoing presi-
dent, Samuel B. Gutterman, was
awarded a diamond menorah
pin.
* * *
LOUIS STONE LODGE, Bnai
Brith, recently entertained vet-
erans at Marine Hospital with
an evening of bingo and refresh-
ments. Gifts were distributed to
all patients. The committee in
charge of the event included Al
Stern, Bill Fogelman, Eben Fred-
enberg, Bob Mullen, Sid Robins,
Sam Bornstein and Norman Kru-
gel, chairman.

Youngsters Can't Wait
For Special Polio Drive;
Raise $14 at Carnival

When the National Founda-
tion for Infantile Paralysis con-
ducts a special campaign on Aug.
31 for additional funds with
which to combat the dreaded
polio, youngsters in in the Seven
Mile-Evergreen section will be
able to hold their heads high
and say "We've done our part."
This week, five boys and girls
mustered together the best
neighborhood talent to put on a
carnival and picnic for children
in the section, with all proceeds
being sent to the March of
Dimes.
Leading the effort were Rich-
ard and Chuckie Waggenheim,
of 20089 Vaughan, Wendy Man-
son, of 20081 Vaughan, Barbara
Jean Bebble, a cousin of the
Waggenheims who was staying
at their home, and Michael
Glussman, of 20099 Vaughan.
The Waggenheim youngsters
and Wendy Manson had heard
their mothers, Mrs. Albert Wag-.
genheim and Mrs. Sheldon Man-
son discussing a letter they each
received from Helen Hayes, na-
tional chairman of the March of
Dimes.
The letter, sent to campaign
workers, told of the extra funds
that were needed to combat
polio and of a special porch light
drive planned for Aug. 31 in
which the funds were to be rais-
ed.
Not content to wait that long,
the youngsters rallied over 50
neighborhood children, served
them hot dogs and hamburgers
played games and had a lot of
constructive. fun.
And the fund needed to fight
infantile paralysis was reduced
by 14 enthusiastically-received
dollars.

Degree for Mrs. Silverman

NEW YORK, (JTA)---Mrs. Ar-
chibald Silverman of Providence,
noted Zionist leader, received an
honorary degree of Doctor of
Education from Rhode Island
College of Education. The de-
gree was presented at the com-
mencement, which also marked
the 100th anniversary of the
College.

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Friday, July 16, 1954

Miss Rosen Engaged
To Aaron. Friedman

News Brevities

MRS. JACK SCHNEIDER

Lila Mae Weiss, daughter of
Mrs. William Weiss, of Santa
Rosa, and the late Mr. William
Weiss, became the bride of Jack
Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Rubin Schneider, 'of Collingwood
Ave., in a ceremony June 27 at
Temple Israel. Rabbi M. Robert
Syme and Cantor Robert Tul -
man officiated.
Mrs. Aaron Wallis was matron
of honor. The bridesmaids were
Jacqueline Green, Shirley Dub,
and Mrs. Thomas Schneider,
Philip Green, the bride's uncle,
gave her in marriage.
The bridegroom's brother,
Martin Schneider, was his best
man. Ushers included Herbert
Weiss, Thomas Schneider, • Dr.
Ray Feldman, Dr. Max Farber,
Dr. • Milton Cogan and George
Remb awn.
- Following the reception, the
couple left for a wedding trip
through Mexico. On their return
they will reside at 3510 Ewald
Circle.
Guests from New York were
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Seligmann and
son, Daniel, and Mrs. Harry
Schwartz and daughter, Betty.

BODZIN FAMILY CLUB re-
cently concluded its season with
a meeting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry L. Blitz, of
Greenlawn Ave. Among the
guests were Mrs. Jonas Cohen
and Mrs. Philip Monter, of Long
Island and the Bronx. The
group's final social event was a
wienie .roast at Palmer Park.
* a*
MATTATHIAS TENT HIVE, of
the Maccabees, will hold its an-
nual picnic on Sunday, at Middle
Rouge Park. Members are in-
vited to bring their friends and
children. Prizes, favors, games,
contests and refreshments are
planned.

* * *

Detroit will have an appal.-
tunity to hear the' famous Con-
certgebouw Orchestra of Am-
sterdam in Masonic Auditorium
Oct. 26. The Concertgebouw was
founded in 1888.

MISS SUZANNE ROSEN
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Rosen,
of 18065 Roselawn, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Suzanne, to Aaron Friedman of
4074 Lawrence, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. M. Friedman.

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Feted at Tea July 21

Mrs. Alex Lowenthal of Pitts
burg, national chairman of the
Women's Division of the Israel
Bond Organization, will be guest
of honor at a
tea for National
Sponsors of the
Israel D e velop-
ment Bond Is-
sue „ next Wed-
nesday, in the
home of Mrs.
Robert Brody, of; .
19560 Afton Rd.
F o r merly
chairman of the
Pittsburgh Israel :. i
Bond Women's
Divis i o n, Mrs. Mrs. Lowenthal
Lowenthal has furthered the sale
of Bonds in the Pittsburgh area
and several other communities
since the inception of the bond
drive.

'Little Helper's' Drive
To Last Through Summer

The "little helper's" campaign,
sponsored In this area by the
City of Hope Cancer Fighters,
gained momentum as members
of the organization obtained
contributions from youngsters
in their neighborhoods . in the
"crusade against cancer and
leukemia." .
The drive will be conducted
throughout the summer months.
Members of the Cancer Fighters
seek to enroll Detroit youngsters
as "little helpers." Throughout
the nation, 290 City of Hope
Auxiliaries are contributing to
the drive.
When a youngster makes his
contribution, he receives a but-
ton and a membership card
signed by cowboy movie and
television star Roy Rogers, na-
tional sponsor of the project.
To enroll a child as a "little
helper,", call Mrs. Stanley Oschin,
chairman, UN. 1-7581 or UN.
3-5928.

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