Mrs. Green Heads
State Dental Group

Mrs. Henry Green, of 19717
Roslyn, was installed as presi-
dent of the Women's Auxiliary
to the Michigan State Dental
Association in a ceremony April
19, at the Sheraton Cadillac
Hotel.
The post, highest possible of-
-1W ice in the
state's women's
dental groups,
is now held for
the first time by
a Jewish wom-
an. Mrs. Green
was selected
from among
members of the
Auxiliary from
all parts of
Michigan.
Mrs. Green
Mrs. Green, in
addition to assuming the presi-
dency, served as chairman of
the three-day convention just
ended last week.
Some of the other offices Mrs.
Green has held include past
president, Detroit Women of
Alpha Omega dental fraternity;
past president, Detroit District
Dental Auxiliary, of which she
is presently a board member;
executive board member, Detroit
Federation of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Green is a member of
She Detroit Citizens Committee
on Fluoridation, representing
both the Detroit District Dental
Auxiliary and National Council
of Jewish Women.
In the League of. Jewish
Women's Organization, Mrs.
Green has served for three years
as chairman of the Mildred
Simons Rosenberg Youth Award
program.

14—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Julie Honigman to Wed
Edward C. Levy, Jr.

a rriagei

HAVING A PARTY?

,

MISS JULIE RUTH HONIGMAN

Mr. and Mrs. Jason L. Honig-
man, of Wellesley Dr., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Julie Ruth, to Edward C.
Levy, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs..
Edward C. Levy, of Wildemere
Ave.

Frederick Solomon's
Paintings Feature
5716 NFTS Calendar

BERNSTEIN - WERBER. In a
ceremony March 19, at Rainbow
Terrace, Gail Arleen Werber,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Werber, of Wisconsin Ave., ex-
changed marital vows with Alan
M. Bernstein, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer • Bernstein, of Wildemere
Ave. Rabbi Isaac Stollman of-
ficiated.
The bride chose a pure white
gown of floor length, featuring a
boat neckline of seed pearls and
sequins. The train was of nylon
tulle and alencon. lace. Her illu-
sion veil of fingertip length was
caught to her head by a crown
of matching lace and seed
pearls. She carried a white or-
chid on a Bible.
Mrs. Harold Patrick, sister of
the bridegroom, was matron of
honor, and Francine Zatlen was
maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Margaret Weisling and
Rhoda Garber; Jo Ann Kozloff,
cousin of the bride, was flower
girl, and Nancy Lapin, another
cousin, was junior bridesmaid.
The bridegroom was served by
Stuart Wilhelm as best man, and
ushers were Robert Redlich and
Robert Tuttleman. Michael Wer-
ber, the bride's brother, was
junior usher.
Following a reception, the
couple left by air for a honey-
moon in Miami Beach, Fla.
* * * •
KUSHNER -BERK. Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Berk, of San Juan
Dr., announce The marriage on
March 19, at Beth Aaron . Syna-
gogue, of their daughter, Sally,
to Sol Kushner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Kushner, of Windsor,
Ont. The newlyweds spent their,
honeymoon in Miami Beach, Fla.
* * *
CODEN - WEINDLING. In a
candlelight ceremony performed
by Rabbi Moses Lehrman and
Cantor DaVid Katzman at the
Bnai Moshe, April 3, Barbara
Joan Weindling, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Weindling, of
Glendale Avenue, was married
to Theodore Paul Coden, son of
Mr. and Mrs. • Jacob Cohen, of
Tuxedo Avenue.
The bride chose a gown of
spaced lace over shimmering
white satin, fashioned with a
deep sweetheart neckline and
bouffant skirt flowing gracefully
from the long torso. A shaped
Juliet cap, embroidered with iri-
descent pearls and sequins,. se-

Reproductions of paintings by
Frederick Solomon, who has suc-
ceeded in combining the career
of a rabbi with that of an art-
ist, illustrate the Art Calendar
issued by' the National Federa-
tion of Temple Sisterhoods for
the Jewish year
5716 which will
begin a t sun-
down on Sept. 16.
The NFTS is the
women's division
of the Unioa
Ahavas Achim Sisterhood DI American He-.
brew Congrega-
Elects Its New Officers
tions.
Rabbi Solo-
Mrs. Jerome Kirschbaum has
been chosen president • of the mon's paintings
Ahavas Achim Sisterhood. have been exhi-
Others elected a r e Mesdames bited and have
Joseph Glicker, Charles Zwirn won the acclaim Rabbi Solomon
and David Cooper, vice-presi- of critics in England, Germany,
•dents; Edward Allen, Jules South Africa and Israel. Ex-
Suberoff and Samuel Solomon, amples of his work have been
secretaries; and Morris Snyder, hung in the Royal Academy in
teasurer. Elected to the board London and are to be found in
are Mesdames Isadore Goodman several important collections, in-
cluding the Samuel Courtauld
and Hy Lenard.
collection.
The above will be inducted at
Born in Germany, Rabbi Solo-
an Installation Dinner Monday
evening, in the synagogue social mon and his wife came to the
hall. Mrs. Jack Glickstein, chair- United States in 1954 and he is
man, states that reservations now the spiritual leader of Tem-
may be made by calling her at ple Beth Ha-Sholom, Williams- Bnai Moshe Sisterhood
UN. 3-7044. Guests are invited port, Pa. Previously, Rabbi Nets $1000 at Luncheon
Solomon had been associated
to attend. .
with Dr. Lily H. Montagu, O.B.E.,
At the recent Torah lunch
J.P., in the pulpit of the West
Detroiter Visits Flower Show Central Synagogu e, London, eon of the Sisterhood of Bnai
At ZOA House in Israel
Moshe $1,000 was raised, Mrs.
England.
Fred Weiss, president, reports.
The
Sisterhood
Art
Calendar
Mrs. Pauline Chase, of 3037
Among those responsible were:
Monterey, was one of hundreds may be purchased from the Na- Mrs. Robert Middleman. Torah
of American and other tourists tional Federation of Temple Sis- chairman; Mesdames Emil Phil-
to participate in the re cent terhoods, 838 Fifth Ave., New lips, Morris Rosenberg and Da-
Passover festivities held at ZOA York 21, or from affiliated Sis- vid Bernstein; Mrs. Morris Gold-
House, Israel's largest single cul- terhoods.
man, program chairman; and
tural and civic center, which is
Mrs. Moses Lehrman, chairman
a project of the Zionist Organ- Hikers Set Kensington Outing of the day.
ization of America.
Mrs. Harry Markle, member-
Avalon Hiker's will meet at 1
Mrs. Chase's visit also coin- p.m., Sunday, at the Avalon ship chairman, announces that
cided with the inauguration of Theater parking lot, prior to a the pay-up luncheon, closincr af-
Tel Aviv's first annual Flower hike at Kensington Park. All fair of the season, will be t' held
Show, during which the ZOA hikers should bring their own on May 9. There will be a musi-
House lobby was transformed food for a "cook-out." New hik- cal program with Mrs. Adele
into a huge makeshift garden ers, over 21, are invited. For in- Brown entertaining.
All members donating more
where dozens of species of Israel formation, call Barney Borden,
plants and flowers were dis- UN. 4-8625, or Ann Mirves, TO. than $10 to Torah are entitled
to attend the luncheon of the
played.
5-0594.
Michigan District of National
Women's League, United Snya-
gogue of America, at Cong. Sha-
arey Zedek on June 7. Members
of all sisterhoods will jointly
present a skit.
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cured her veil of scalloped silk
illusion. She carried a semi-
cascade bouquet of phaelanopsis,
orchids, stephanotis, and varie-
gated ivy.
Mrs. Henry Wietecha, sister of
the bride, attended her as
matron of honor.
The bridesmaids were Mrs.
Aaron Krieger, Mrs. Jerome
Swartz, Mrs.. Brad Jacobs, Miss
Lucille Weindling and Miss Janet
Weingarden. Miss Bette Lynn
Hyman was flower girl.
Macy Coden was his brother's
best -man. Seating the guests
were Bill Schussler, Morrey Katz,
Mort Lieberman,. Marvin Kahn-
noff, and Stephen. Coden. Jef-
frey Buten was ring bearer.
Following a dinner and re-
ception in the synagogue social
hall, Mr. - and Mrs. Coden left
for a honeymoon in Miami
Beach. On • their return, they
will reside at 3320 W. Chicago.

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