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16—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, December 24, 1954

Jacqueline Brester
To Wed Dr. Levitin

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Detroit Club of Miami
Welcomes Florida Guests

Winston-Rogers Rites
Scheduled for June

Pardon Our Slip

In last week's article by Irving
Katz on "Jewish Pioneers in
Michigan," The Jewish News er-
roneously stated that Chapman
Abraham, the first Jew on record
in Detroit, died in 1803. Mr.
Katz states that Abraham actu-
ally died in 1783.

Dec. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Sey-
mour R. Lampert (Sarah Sim-
ons), of 1901 Frieze, Ann Arbor,
a daughter, Laura Ruth.
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Dec. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Simons (Audrey Soskin),
of 1991 Ewald Circle, a son,
Scott Lee.
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Dec. 14 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph C. Kahan (Mr. Kahan is
formerly of Detroit), of 5562
Hobart, Pittsburgh, Pa., a son.
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Dec. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur J. Ross (Gloria Gurin), of
Tyler Ave., a daughter, Lisa
Ruth.
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Dec. 11—To Rabbi and Mrs.
Henry Hoschander, of 2 Ross-
hire Ct., Pontiac, Mich., a son.
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Dec. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. S.
Lawrence Aronsson (Delores Op-
penheim), a daughter, Joyce El-
len.

MISS JACQUELINE

F.

BRESLER

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Bres-
ler, formerly of Detroit, now of
Parkside Drive, Flint, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Jacqueline Faye, to Dr.
Howard Levitin, Brooklyn, N. Y.,
son of Mrs. Samuel Chafets,
Brooklyn, and the late Benjamin
Levitin,
Dr. Levitin took his premedi-
cal study at New York Univer-
sity and was graduated from
the University of Texas Medical
School, where he affiliated with
Phi Delta Epsilon professional
fraternity. He is.now completing
his residency at the Cincinnati
General Hospital.
Jackie is a junior In the Col-
Dec. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Carr (Bettye Bennish) , of 17370 lege of Education at Ohio State
University where she is a mem-
Roselawn, a daughter, Elana.
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ber of Alpha Epsilon Phi sor-
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Dec. 3—To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred- ority.
erick Ronald Schriber (Annette
Frances Folbe), of 10011 Sara-
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toga. Oak Park, Mich., a daugh-
ter, Helene Caren.

News Brevities

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Dec. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
ROSNER FAMILY CLUB will
liam Kideckel (Mary Yaras), of meet Sunday evening, at the
19511 Oakfield, a son, Steven home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Mark.
Rosner, 11317 Yosemite.

Dec. 2 — To Dr. and Mrs.
SOLOMON FAMILY CLUB will,
Gerald Freedman, of Victoria meet at the home of Mr. and
Ave., Huntington Woods, Mich., Mrs. Harry Dorfman, on Can-
a daughter, Laura Sue.
terbury Road, for their annual
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Hanukah party.
Dec. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
Tin Scheflin (Shirley Fenster),
MOT J 1Y -MEYER AUSLANDER
of 18236 Gilchrist, a daughter, FAMILY CLUB, at its annual
Jody Beth:
dinner at Calvert Catering, in-
stalled Manuel Firtel, president;
Irving Auslander, vice-president;
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Rev. Yehudah Loewy
David Bernstein, treasurer; Sam
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of the Detroit office of that
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Dr. ARON SYNGALOWSKI,
chairman of the World ORT
Union executive, arrived in New
York from Geneva for discus-
sions with the Joint Distribution
Committee on the financial re-
quirements of the ORT voca-
tional program during 1955.
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Dr. MORTON J. SOBEL, Mich-
igan Regional Director of the
Anti-Defamation League of Bnai
Brith, was named to fill one of
the vacancies on the board of
advisors of the Michigan Child
Study Association. The group,
comprised of 200 chapters, func-
tions on a state-wide basis. Dr.
Sobel, at the recent state con-
vention in Ann Arbor, presented
a program for the entire organ-
ization which will emphasize hu-
man relations in its studies and
activities. ADL and other ma-
terial will be utilized by the
various groups.

Branch Seven Fetes Hanukah

Branch Seven, Labor Zionist
Organization , of America, will
hold its annual Hanukah latke
party Sunday evening, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Boris
Katz, 19507 Mendota. Friends
are invited. For information,
call VE. 6-6318 or TO. 5-0435.

RUBY-SILVER. Rhoda Adele
Silver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Silver, exchanged martial
vows with Lloyd I. Ruby, son
of Mrs. Blanche Ruby, in a
ceremony Dec. 12, at Beth Aaron
Synagogue.
Estelle Allen was maid of
honor, and bridesmaids were
Lenore Solomon, Alice Lang and
Phyllis Miller. Ralph Wise was
best man, and ushers included
Joe Shulman, Martin Miller and
Bobby Shulman. Barbara Morse
was junior bridesmaid, while
Allan Silver, the bride's brother,
was junior usher. Herbert Silver,
another brother of the bride,
and Allen Miller, a cousin, were
ring bearers, and Sherlyn Cohen,
cousin of the bride, was flower
girl.
Following a dinner and recep-
tion in the • synagogue social
hall, the couple left for a two-
week honeymoon in Florida.
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WARREN-GOLDFARB. In a
ceremony'. Dec. 12, at Temple
Beth El, -in Flint, Janet Helene
Goldfarb, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David Goldfarb, of 1105
Blanchard, Flint, became the
bride of Milton George Warren,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis War-
ren, also of Flin t. The young
people spoke their vows before
Rabbis Herbert Yarrish and
Morton. Applebaum.
The bride chose a gown of
antique ivory taffeta, styled
with a snug bodice, long sleeves
coming to a point over her
hands and with a neckline of
taffeta in petal from which was I
inserted with Venetian lace
petals and clusters of small
pearls.
The bodice dropped to a
point in front of the bouffant
skirt which extended into a
short train. Her three-tiered
illusion veil was caught to her
head by a snug-fitting band of
the taffeta and matching petals
of illusion and pearls. She car-
ried a bouquet of white orchids
surrounded by phaelanopsis.
Attending the bride was Mrs.
Charles Dodge, the bridegroom's
sister, as matron of honor, Mrs.
Hershel Stuart of Oak Park,
and Sally Barnett of Pontiac,
her cousins, and Mrs. Jerry Hel-
fenbein, of Ann Arbor, as brides-
maids.
The bridegroom asked Robert
Goldstein to serve as his best
man, while ushers included
Charles Dodge, his brother-in
law, Carl Goldfarb, the bride's
brother, Richard Cooper, the
bride's brother-in-law, Robert
Barnett and Jack Magidsohn,
her cousins, M. J. Salle, his
uncle, Donald Warren, his cous-
in, and Avery Fishier.
The bridal couple received
their guests following the cere-
mony at the Durant Hotel,
following which they left on a
motor trip to Florida and Cuba.
After a month's honeymoon,
they will return to make their
home in Flint.

The Detroit Social Club of Mi-
ami and Miami Beach, Fla., wel-
comed members and their friends
at its fifth annual Hanukah
dinner and dance Thursday, at
the Shelbourne Hotel.
Detroiters planning to spend
the winter season in Florida are
invited to call Ruth L. Fisher,
5-0614, or Simpson Rosenberg,
58-2260, for information on ac-
tivities.

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by Daniel A. Laven, chairman
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The affair will celebrate the
2119th Hanukah according to
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leaders attending a public re--
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"Beth Yehudah Schools, while
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