14—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 6, 1955
:eltudr?y Goldstone Wed
To Haskell Server
MRS. HASKELL SERVER
At a double ring candlelight
ceremony April 3, at Adas Sha-
lom Synagogue, Audrey Lee
Goldstone, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Mitchell Goldstone, of San-
ta Rosa Dr., became the bride of
Ilaskell Harold Server, son of
)1r. and Mrs. Morris Server.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal and Cantor
Ficholas Fenakal officiated.
The bride wore an ivory Ital-
ian silk taffeta gown, styled with
an Empress bodice, bouffant
skirt and draped side paniers.
Lace and crystal bead trim
highlighted the neckline, and
the long sleeves were pointed at
the wrist. Her fingertip veil, two
tiers of ivory silk illusion was
beld in place by a matching cap
studded with pearls. She carried
R Bible covered with white or-
chids.
Attending the bride was her
Sister-in-law, Marilyn Goldstone,
as matron of honor. Bridesmaids
were Shayna Parzan, Janet Lip-
shutz, and Judy Gordon. The
bridegroom was served by David
Server, as best man. Ushers were
Joseph Starikoff, Gerald Ros-
man, Harry Gordon, and Ronald
Goldstone, brother of the bride,
who escorted his grandmother,
Mrs. Mandell Goldstone, of
Winnipeg, Canada.
Following a dinner for 400
guests, the couple left for Miami
Beach where they will spend one
month. Upon their return they
will reside at 19734 Monte Vista.
Communityite Wins
Half a Model Home
Vladlimiritz.er Games Party
Scheduled. Tuesday Five-Ring
Hadassah Lunch Honors
Past Chapter Presidents
enai erith AdivitieJ
LILLIAN WALD CHAPTER,
Bnai Brith Girls, recently elect-
ed Paula Fordon its new presi-
dent. Other officers include
Nancy Appel, vice-president;
Barbara Shewach and Barbara
Salicoff, secretaries; Mitzi Kent,
treasurer; Brenda Fried, re-
porter; and Eileen Linovitz,
sgt.-at-arms. Officers will be
installed at a Mother-Daughter
Tea on June 15. A swimming
party also is planned for June
5, at the cottage of Mitzi Kent.
Prospective members are in-
vited.
* * •
HENRY MORG'ENTHAU
CHAPTER will hold its annual
election meeting • Monday eve-
ning, at Adas Shalom Synagogue.
Nominations will be accepted
from the floor. Officers will be
installed June 1. The program
will feature a presentation by
the dramatic group.
* * *
ISRAEL CHAPTER will install
its new officers Tuesday evening
in the social hall of Beth Aaron
Synagogue. The dramatic group
will entertain. Friends and rela-
tives are invited free, and re-
freshments will be served. New-
ly-elected officers are Mesdames
Fred Weinstein, president; Mor-
ris Sadoff, Louis Adler and Leon-
ard Gurwin, vice-presidents;
George Sugarman, treasurer;
Max Applebaum, Manuel Ber-
man, Bert Heller, Morton Wohl-
man, secretaries; Hy Dorfman,
historian; Irving Adler, sentinel;
Harris Lloyd, guide; Hy Koenigs-
berg, Sidney Eidelman and Alvin
Solomon, trustees; and Harold
Sternfeld, counselor.
Board members are Mesdames 'Wil-
liam Bobrin, Jack Block, Harry- Caesar,
Sam Daniels, Larry Dreszner, Benjamin
Elson, Robert IL Golden, Ben Hitow,
Bernard Ludwig, Max Lumelsky, Louis
Pearlman, Martin Scheer, Morris Shrager,
Arthur Siegel, Joseph Silberschein, Sonne
Stein, Maurice Stotzky, Beryle Walters
and Harry Wolff.
* * *
idents; Ira Fisher, treasurer;
Louis Levitsky, Charles Chapin,
Miss Rachel Goldrich and Irv-
ing Tackel, secretaries; Sol
Begel, guide; Clarence Balcon,
sentinel; Lester Jeross, his-
torian; Harry Michalson, coun-
sellor; Philip Edelheit, Miss Le-
nora Nolar and Frank Fried-
man, trustees; Louis Cohn, Har-
old Bogrow, Joseph Dworkin,
Herbert Bean and Miss Gert
Handler, board members. In-
stallation took place at a Moth-
er and Children's party May 31,
at Rainbow Terrace.
* * *
Al Nagler, radio sportscaster
of Detroit Red Wing hockey
games for the
past 18 years,
will appear at a
meeting of Is-
rael Lodge at
8:30 p.m., Mon-
day, at Knights
'of Equity Hall,
13323 F e n kell.
He will bring
with him film
,highlights of
the Stanley
Cup playoffs. A
Nagler round table dis-
cussion will follow. I. Rubin is
chairman of arrangements for
the program.
* * *
Outstanding personalities from
government, labor and fraternal
circles will be present at the
first annual Presentation Din-
ner-Dance of the Detroit Bnai
Brith PAST PRESIDENTS
CLUB at 8 p.m., Saturday, at
Rainbow Terrace. Samuel W.
Leib, president, states that Lt.
Gov. Philip A. Hart will be
among those present. The first
award will go to Leo Polk, who
through his services to Bnai
Brith and the community in
blood bank activities has be-
come a national figure. For res-
ervations, call WO. 3-7838.
GEORGE GERSHWLN CHAP-
TER, at its recent election,
voted the following into office:
Mesdames Leonard Miller, presi-
dent; Al Stein, Hy Shebowich
and Walter Weinhart, vice-pres-
Re-Elect Mrs. Liss
To Head AS Sisterhood
Mrs. George Liss, recently re-
elected for her second term as
president of the Sisterhood of
Adas Shalom Synagogue, will be
installed in a ceremony at 12:30
p.m., Tuesday, in the congrega-
tion's social hall.
Also to be installed at the
garden lunch-
eon by Mrs. Ja-
cob E. Segal are
the rest of the
new slate, which
includes:
Mesdames Jo-
seph Katchke,
'David Samuel-
son and Norman
Allan, v i c e-
pr esident s;
David Minsky,
Mrs. Liss Philip Cameron,
Max Biber, Maurice Lax and
George Bassin, secretaries; and
Philip Langwald, treasurer.
A luncheon honoring former
Chapter presidents will be held
by the Detroit Hadassah at its
annual meeting, Mrs. William
B. Isenberg, p r e s i d e n t, an-
nounces. The meeting will be
held Tuesday noon at the Sher-
aton Cadillac. Reservations can
be made by calling TY. 8-8216.
The events of the afternoon
will include the election and
installation of officers. An orig-
inal narrative by Mrs. Leo
Orecklin, "I Shall Always Re-
member," will trace the history
of the Detroit Chapter.
The narrative will be spoken
by Mrs. Walter Field and illus-
trated by Sam Field. Mrs. Mor-
ris Adler, who recently returned
from Israel, will also speak on
"The Adlers View Israel."
Bnai Brith Young Men
Show Filial Loyalty
Fifteen members of Carl Mintz
Chapter, Bnai Brith Young Men,
this year are celebrating their
fifth year of Bnai Brith affilia-
tion. The group organized in
1950 as the Samuel Gompers
Chapter, Aleph Zadik Aleph, and
later formed the Mintz Chapter.
During their AZA years, they
participated in all phases of the
Bnai Brith youth program—
athletics, social and religious.
For their efforts in the latter
activity, they won the Marvin
Spevakow religious activities
award two years running.
As the Mintz Chapter, the
members continue their work,
and have added another impor-
tant program — a community
service project, through which
they entertain orphans and
shut-ins, hold fund-raising pro-
grams and conduct a survey for
the Detroit Youth Council.
Most of the Mintz members
are in college or business, while
two are serving in the armed
forces. The young men claim
they expect to be together for a
long time—in Bnai Brith.
For the first time in the his-
tory of the Detroit Builder's
Show model home give-away,
two individuals were tied for first
place. But, as Mrs. Irene Simon,
one of the winners says, "half
a loaf is better than none."
Actually, Mrs. Simon, along
with her co-winner, Mrs. Carolyn
Moffat, have decided to sell the
home, located at Southfield Rd.
and 9 1/2 Mile, in Southfield Town-
ship.
Mrs. Simon, who with her hus-
band, Sam, a meat wholesaler,
Elected to serve one-year terms on the
has lived for 30 years in a flat board are Mesdames Herman Avrin, Mor-
ris
Botwin, Birdie Brotman, Charles
at 2990 Tuxedo, said they have Charlip,
Norman Cottler, Louis Diamond,
been looking for a new home, but Albert Egrin, Moe Gantz, Samuel Gold,
Hecker, David Holtzman, Bernard
decided that it wasn't exactly Simon
Jaffee, Manny Lax, Jacob Levine, Nor-
what they were figuring on.
man Leeman, J. Stewart Linden, Joseph
Ben Morganroth, Joseph Morris,
Both Mrs. Simon and Mrs. Loomus,
Alex Moss, Harry Nachman, Albert Poti-
Moffat were one away from ker, Aaron E. Rose, Irving Scheff,
Schram, Dan Shapiro, Sol
guessing the exact number of Mitchell
Slomovitz, Harry Spoon, Samuel Stecker
nails in the model home. The and William Zimmerman.
Mrs. Herbert L. Harris was
number of nails guessed by Mrs.
Simon was 58,536, while Mrs. chairman of the nominating
committee which presented the
Moffat's guess was 58,534.
Credit for the close guess was slate of officers and board mem-
credited by Mrs. Simon to her bers. A musical program will be
of the installation cere-
soi.-in-law, Jacques L. Moss, a part
graduate engineer and inventor. mony, which is under the di-
Moss, who invented a safety crib rection of Mrs. Sidney Shevitz.
extension, and now manufac-
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Chug Haivri will meet next
ed the number of nails as in the
58,000's from information on the Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mathis,
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To this bit of certain informa- 2264 Oakman. E z r i Atzmon,
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that they visited the home on works of Nathan Alterman, gift-
March 9, her husband's 58th ed Israeli poet.
Also featured on the program
birthday, added the number 36
for their anniversary and for will be the showing of movies,
good measure threw in her own "The Highlights of the Holiday
age of 53. The result half of a Celebrations of the Chug," by
Shlomo Nussenbaum. . , —
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