DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13
Friday, September 10, 1954
divitieo in Society.
In honor of their 25th wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Hy
Freedman, of Glynn Ct., are sponsoring sabbath services and a
special kiddush at Cong. Beth Tikveh on Saturday morning, Sept.
18. Friends and relatives are invited to attend. The Freedmans
have just returned from their summer home at Whitmore Lake,
Mich.
Miss Anna Oxenhandler of Hazelwood Ave. will sail on Sept. 28
on the Nieuw Amsterdam for a two-month trip abroad. She will
be joined in New York by her sister, Mrs. Bess Marx of Chicago,
who will accompany her to England and then for a flight to Den-
mark, later sailing into northern Germany. In Germany they will
meet their sister and brother-in-law, the Fred Kirschofs of Phoe-
nix, Ariz., who are touring Europe by car. All of them will com-
plete their tour, after traveling by car through the Continent,
with a visit to Israel.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franklin, of 19180 Lauder, have returned
from a four-week vacation in the East where they visited Phila-
delphia, Washington, Atlantic City and Florida.
Miss Elaine Kartzman, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs Irving Kartz-
man, of Mendota Ave., was recently tendered a surprise birthday
party at Sid's Cafe, on the occasion of her 17th birthday. Allan J.
Roth, her host, gave the party, which was attended by Miss Estelle
Londer and Mr. Sheldon Goldsmith.
Mrs. F. A. Levine, of Carole Ave., recently flew to Israel to
spend the Hig
h Holy Days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chaim
Gunsberg, of Tel Aviv.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Reiner and children, Mark and Lynn, of
Brooklyn, N. Y., have returned home after visiting here for two
weeks with Mrs. Reiner's brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Max
LaKritz and son, Howard, of Roselawn Ave. While here, they were
entertained at a number of parties in their honor.
Miss Eva Caner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Caner, of
Clements Ave., recently returned on HMS Queen Elizabeth ‘from a
two month tour of Europe. She visited England, Scotland, Hol-
land, -Belgium, Germany, Austria, Italy, France and Switzerland.
Mrs. Blanche Engelberg and son, Leonard, of Tyler Ave., have
returned from a month's vacation in California.
A dinner and reception in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Robert
Morton Goldman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goldman, of 20294
Vaughan, was held last Sunday, at Horowitz Catering. A brunch at
the family horrie followed services at Ahavas Achim Synagogue
the day before.
Men's Clubs
Miss Arlene Rosenberg
To Wed Edward Cohen
An installation dance honor-
ing new officers and directors of
BNAI MOSHE MEN'S CLUB will
be held Saturday evening, in the
synagogue's social hall. Alfred
Deutsch, congregational presi-
will perform the brief induction
ceremony, according to Jack
Hochman, chairman of arrange-
ments.
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Representing the Michigan
Chapter of the National Asso-
ciation of Claimants Compensa-
tion Attorneys (NACCA) at its
recent national convention in
Boston, Mass., were BENJAMIN
MARCUS and JEROME W. KEL-
MAN, of the law firm of Mar-
cus, Kelman, Loria, McCroskey
& Finucan. The organization,
1, founded by Marcus in 1g146, has
grown to a membership of 3,700
MISS ARLENE ROSENBERG
. - plaintiff's attorneys. Greeting
At a recent dinner given at
' the parley were the Mayor of their home on Fullerton Ave.,
Boston and the Governor of Mr. and Mrs. Max RoSenberg
Massachusetts.
announced he engagement of
their daughter, Arlene Iris, to
Edward Charles Cohen, son of
Dance with Delight
Mrs. Lillie Cohen, of Thatcher
to
Ave., and the late Mr. Sam Co-'
The bridegroom-elect is a
LARRY FREEDMAN hen.
graduate of Wayne University
and his Orchestra
where he was affiliated with
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Rescue Women to Install
Mrs. Baskin President
Mrs. Irvin Baskin, one of the
I founders and a key worker in
activities of the Northwest Child
Rescue Women, will be installed
as president at
a luncheon at
12:30 p.m., Tues-
day, at Western
Golf and Coun-
try Club.
To be inducted
with Mrs. Bas-
kin will be Mes-
dames Joe Gor-
don and Elkan
Levin e, vice- Mrs. Baskin
presidents; Max Biller, treasur-
er; Sam Abramson, Leonard
Gross, Al Schwartz, Charles
Granner and William, Kunin,
secretaries.
Retiring president, Mrs. Mil-
ton Kogan, will report on
achievements of the past yew..
Mrs. Samuel Levin, another past
president, will conduct the in-
duction.
Mrs. Alvin Keywell is chat:-
man of the event, and is as •
sisted by Mrs. Al Schwartz. For
information or reservations, call
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arriageJ
To Wed in April
WEINER-ELLSTEIN. In a gar-
dent ceremony on Aug. 29, at the
home of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. a n d Mrs. Edward
Rader, of Huntington Woods,
Marcia Ellstein, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Ellstein, of Rose-
lawn Ave., became the bride of
Lester Weiner, son of Mrs. Tillie
Weiner and the late Mr. Nathan
Weiner. Rabbi Jacob E. Siegel
officiated at the double-ring
ceremony. A buffet dinner fol-
lowed.
The bride's gown of point de'
Rabbis to Discuss
Lubavitcher School
Status in Detroit
MISS AUDREY GOLDSTONE
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell A. Gold-
stone, of Santa Rosa Dr., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Audrey Lee, to Haskell
Harold Server, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris H. Server, of Mon-
terey Ave. An April 3 wedding is
planned.
League Schedules
Leaders Instittlie
Mrs. Irving Small, president of
the League of Jewish Women's
Organizations, this week an-
nounced that by popular requ"st
from its constituent organiza-
tions, the League will repeat its
Leadership Institute, instituted
last year.
The Shared Leadership Sem-
inar, to be held at 12 noon,
Thursday at the
Jewish War Vet-
erans Memori-
al Home, will
be the first
Asof*,%i
event of the
League's new
season. Host-
esses will be
members of the
JWV Auxiliary.
M r s. Nathan.
Spevakow a n d
Mrs. Phillip
Bernstein, pro-
gram chairmen, Mrs. Small
announce- that Prof. Milton Ro-
keach, of the Michigan State Col-
lege school of psychology, will be
principal •speaker during the
luncheon session.
Specializing in the fields of
prejudice and authoritarian
personality, Prof. Rokeach has
just returned from a year's sab-
batical leave in England, where
he conducted research on the
phenomena of dogmatism,
Following luncheon, four sim-
ultaneous workshops, under the
leadership of Mesdames Joshua
S. Sperka, Irving Posner, Arthur
Gould and Robert Coggan, will
carry out the day's theme on
leadership. Community leaders
will serve on all panels.
Mrs. Small has issued a re-
quest to all affiliate organiza-
tions of the League to take part
in the proceedings. All presi-
dents and their board are invit-
ed, she added.
Reservations for the luncheon
should be phoned to the JWV
office, WE. 3-0846, or may be
placed with Mrs. Hy Bernstein,
chairman of arrangements, UN
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Labor Zionist Branch Four
Plans Garden Party Sept. 11
Laible Hoffmitz, president of
Branch Four, Labor Zionist Or-
ganization of America, announces
that a cocktail party is planned
as the group's first social of the
season. It will be held at 9 p.m..
Saturday, in the garden of the
Louis Redstones, 19303 Appoline.
In addition to Hoffmitz, offi-
cers installed at a recent dinner
party were Pearl Lieberman,
vice-president; Morris Lieber-
man and Harold Silver, program
chairmen; Lillian Davis, treas-
urer; Dr. A. J. Alper and Myra
Richardson, secretaries; Marge
Alper, social chairman; Faigel
Silver, Histadrut chairman; and
Fannie Schreier, dues chairman.
esprit had a scoop neckline and
empire waist. Tiny iridescent se-
quins trimmed the fitted bodice
and long pointed sleeves. Its
voluminous skirt was tiered and
of floor length. Her three-tiered
illusion veil was held in place by
la Dutch cap of imported hand-
made Brussel's lace trimmed
with sequins. White orchids and
stephanotis trimmed her white
Bible.
Mrs. Edward Rader and Elaine
Weiner attended the bride. Sey-
mour Hertz served as best man
and Norman Berry was usher.
After a honeymoon through
Northern Michigan the couple
will make their home at 24080
Geneva, Oak Park, Mich.
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Rabbi Eliezer Silver, of Cin-
cinnati, a member of the Presi-
dium of the Union of Orthodox
Rabbis of the United States and
Canada, and Rabbi E. Gourary
of New York will be in Detroit
Monday to confer with local or-
thodox leaders regarding t h e
United Lubavitcher Yeshivoth
and Institutions. It is expected
that Rabbi Aaron Kazarnovsky
of New York may accompany
them on their trip here.
KEITH
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