activities in Society
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Book Is Published
on Arbeiter Ring
Flora Caplan Weds
Charles B. Goldfarb
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Passerman and children, Lori and Michael,
of Tyler Ave., have returned from a visit with friends and family
in Chicago, Ill. A dinner party was given in their honor at the
Edgewater Beach Hotel by Mrs. Passerman's brother, Mr. Al Moss.
Mrs. Maurice RoseblOom and children, Sharon and Louise, of
Afton Dr., are now vacationing at their summer home on Lake
Huron. Mr. Rosebloom will be joined by his wife on July 23 for a
two-week trip by air to California and Nevada.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Goldman and son, Kenneth, formerly of
, New York City, are now residing here at , the Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel.
Mrs. Gladys Joseph and Mrs. Charlotte Neuman, of W. Outer
Dr., have left for a four-month visit in Europe and Africa. They
will spend the High Holidays in Israel.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Lewis Steiner, of Winnipeg, Man., are on a
visit to their children and grandchildren, Mr. and -Mrs. Joseph
LeVine (Karen Steiner) and - Carol and Jonathan, Detroiters who
are residing for the summer at Muskoka Lake, Ont. The Steiners
will remain here through the High Holidays, leaving then for Miami
Beach, Fla.
Miss Pauline J. Roth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roth, of
Tyler Ave., is spending the summer at Farband Camp, Chelsea,
Mich., as a counselor-in-training.
Mr. Eddie Silver, of Collingwood Ave., has returned home fol-
lowing a four-week trip to Israel, Paris and Rome.
Mr. Nathan Korn and daughters, Selma and Phyllis, formerly
of Richton Ave., are now in their new home at 19143 StrathMoor.
Phi Sigma Sigma sorority of Wayne University is planning a
tea in mid-August in honor of its patronesses, Mrs. Sanford Klein,
of Briarcliff Ave., and Mrs. David J. Schachter, of Muirland Ave.
Edward F. Stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stein, of 18435
Hubbell, received his Doctor of Optometry degree at recent com-
mencement exercises of the Northern Illinois College of Optometry,
in Chicago. Before beginning his professional studies, he was a
student at Wayne University and Michigan State University. He
was vice-chancellor of Gamma Omega Phi fraternity and a mem-
ber of the Wolverine Club. Dr. Stein intends to enter private
practice.
Recent guests at Clover Lodge, at Omena, Mich., included the
following: Messrs. and Mesdames Sam Dworkin and sons, Bill and
Ed; Dave Schiff and daughters, Paula and Ellen; Jacob Gelfand
and sons, David and Mike; Jack Malamud, Morris Friedman, Her-
man Hirschhorn, Henry Shiffman and daughters, Marilyn and
Susan; J. Edward Barnes and daughter; Avner Nagaar and chil-
dren, Mickie, Orie and . Ron; Meyer Pomerantz, Rubin Fischhoff,
Joseph Metzger and children, Susie and Robbie; Abraham Metzger,
Ben Drapkin, M. Tuttleman and children, Marilyn and Elliott; Dr.
and Mrs. Sol D. Forman and children, Allan and Carol; Norbert
Reinstein and children, Gladys and Mark; Joseph Lachar and chil-
dren, Barbara and Michael; Nathan Lacs, Mr. Louis LaMed, Mr.
Herman Kabak, Mr. Benjamin Bresler, Mrs. Emily Small and son,
Lewis; Mrs. Annetta Wilkenkin, Mr. Bernard Karasick, Mrs. Louis'
Reich, Mrs. Ruth Pensler and son, Richard, all of Detroit. bikany
guests also were.,46/Xt Chicago, Ill., Grand. RaPids, Mich., Miami
Beach, Fla. and New York City.
Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Silverman have returned from a visit of
several months in Davenport, Ia., and are now residing here with
their children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perlman, of Ohio Ave. The Silver-
mans will remain through the High Holiday season.-
Miss Mitzi Rachleff, of Harding Ave., Oak Park, Mich., has as
her house guest Miss Harriet Koenigsberg, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
• Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Levin, their son, William, and daughter,
Diana, formerly of Elmhurst Ave., are now residing in their new
home at 5329 W. Outer Dr.
Mr. Allan J. Roth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth, of Tyler
Ave., and David Sterns, son of the A. M. Sterns, of Ilene Ave., have
returned from a visit to Niagara Falls.
MRS. CHARLES B. GOLDFARB
In a candlelight ceremony July
9, in the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel,
Flora Arlene Caplan, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Caplan,
of Shrewsbury Rd., was united
in marriage to Charles Bowles
Goldfarb, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Goldfarb, of Vassar Dr.
Rabbi M. Robert Syme officiated.
The bride chose a gown of
white, Italian silk taffeta. The
fitted basque bodice was accented
by a gallerie neckline, touched
with alencon lace and thly seed
pearls. The billowing skirt, lux-
uriously appliqued with motifs . of
the lace, trailed into a chapel
sweep.
Her triple-tiered veil of French
silk illusion was held by a regal
crown - of matching lace, beaded
with pearls, and she carried a
white Bible, topped with euchar-
ist . lilies and stephanotis.
Mrs. Albert Goldfarb, the bride-
groom's sister-in-law, was matron
of honor, and Joan- Kaplinsky,
of Springfield, Mass., was maid
of honor. Mignon Cohen served
as bridesmaid, and Cathy A n n
Schafer was flower girl.
The bridegroom was assisted
by his broper, Albert __Goldfarb,
while ushers in-
has bat
cluded IrWin Goldfarb, another
brother, Max Schafer, his brother-
in-law, Michael Capla n, the
bride's brother, Stuart Allen and
Frank Blas.
Following dinner and a recep-
tion in the 'hotel's Grand Ball-
room the newlyweds left for a
honeymoon in California.
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12—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 15, 1955
The Saline Mill Theater is pre-
senting the Michigan premiere of
Tennessee Williams' "You Touch-
ed Me!"- The play, a romantic
comedy in three acts, was writ-
ten in collaboration with Donald
Windham, and is based on a story
of the same name by D. H. Law-.
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TO. 7-0930
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A lawn party, open to the
public, Will be held at 9 p.m.,
And His
July 23,- in- the home of the Phil
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Mrs. Robert Lipson was her
sister's, only attendant, and Nor-
man Coltin, of Montreal, Que.,
was best man: Following a honey-
moon to New York and Bermuda,
the couple will take up residence
at Riverside, Ont.
Halevy-Farband Choir
Elects Mrs. Rozanoff
Bar Mitzvahs
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Shook,
of 19325 Indiana, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Michael
The Misses Nina and Myrna Katz, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart, this evening, at Temple
Irving I. Katz, of Santa Rosa Dr., are now at the Union of American Israel. A dinner in his honor will
Hebrew Congregations Institute Camp, at Oconomowoc, Wis., where be held Sunday evening, at Rain-
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bow Terrace.
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Spitz, of
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nard, on Saturday, at Temple
Israel. A reception in his honor
LEON-GLASIER. In a morning Ann Glasier, daughter of Mr. and will:be held from 2 to 5 p.m.,
ceremony performed by Rabbi Mrs. Max Glasier, of Birwood Sunday, in the family home.
Morris Adler in the home of the Ave., was united in marriage to
bride's parents on July 3, Phyllis Sidney Leon, son of Mrs. Louis
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