Weingarten-Rosender
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Suzanne Radner Wed-
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MRS, .C. J. WEINGARTEN
Ruth Leah .Rosender was
joined` in matrimony to Charles
J. Weingarten in a double-ring
ceremony performed Sept. 3 by
Rabbi Morris Adler, Rabbi Jacob
E. Segal and Cantor - NicholaS_
Fenakel at Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue.
The bride is the daughter- of
Mr., and 'Mrs. Maurice H. Ros-
ender, of 18919 Cherrylawn. The
bridegroom's parents are the Ir-
w i:n Weingartens, of 18106
Cherrylawn.
The new Mrs. Weingarten
chose a gown of white rose-
pointe chantilly lace over white
silk taffeta, which was high-
lighted by a fitted bodice,
square neckline and s h o r t,
shirred sleeves, with applique
of tiny pearls.
T h e bouffant floor - length
skirt was composed of side pan-
els ,Of silk and nylon tulle, and
ended in a cathedral train. Her
two-tiered veil of white, silk
from a crown of seed . pearls,
illuSion fell to fingertip-length
and she carried a Bible cov-
ered with a cascade of ordhicts.
ROsalind Epstein, the bride's
cousin, was her maid of honor,
and bridesmaids were. Lois . Ash
and Mrs. David Mendelson.
Jciel .. Weingarten was his
brother's best man, -- while ush-
ers ',included William Rosender,
brother of the bride, Ronald
Schwartz, Alvin- Fishman, Shel-
don Eichler and Herbert Rossiri:
Following dinner at the Sher-
aton-Cadillac Hotel, the couple
left;: for a wedding trip to New
Yorlc. On their return, they will
reside in Ann Arbor.
HOLIDAY BROADCAST
Station: WJR
Time: 10:30 a.m., Sunday.
Feature: A special Rosh Hasha-
nah broadcast, "With the Sound
of the Ram's Horn," will be pre-
sented by the culture commission
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil. Participants will be Rabbi
Leon Fram, Cantor Jacob Sonen-
klar, assisted by the choir of
Shaarey Zedek, under the direc-
tion of Dan Frohman, and Ger-
trude Strauss who will be the
narrator. Don Miller will be fea-
tured at the organ.
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THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Time: 12:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "The Poor Commu-
nity" is a .story about a com-
munity that not only can't afford
to hire a rabbi for the high holi-
days, but also loses its Shofar
blower and Torah reader to a
wcilthy town. For the first time
in nine years, they must leave
their own synogogue and go else-
where for services.
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ALTMAN'S JEWISH HOUR
Time: 11:15 a.m., Sunday.
Station; WJLB
Feature: Another program ar-
ranged by the culture commis-
sion of the Jewish Community
Council will feature Joseph Lee,
delegate to the Jewish Commu-
nity Council of the City of Hope,
Detroit Businessmen's group, who
will discuss the role and the ac-
tivities of that organization in
our community.
Child Rescue Women
To Induct Mrs. Kasoff
Mrs. Max Kasoff, newly-
elected president of the North-
west Child Rescue Women, will
be •inducted with her co-officers
at a luncheon' Tuesday after-
noon, at Huck's Redford Inn.
Others in the
new administra-
tion are Mes-
dames Joe Gor-
don and Aaron
Zameck, vice-
presidents; Max
Biller, treasurer;
Sam AbramSon,
eonard Gross,
ChaHes. Granner
and William Ku-.
:nin, secretaries.
Mrs. Al Sch-
waltz, 'chairman ,
wartz,
of the day, will
:serve' as mis-..
.. Mrs. Kasoff tress•. of.. cere-
At a birthday party given in
her honor, the engagement of monies, and Mrs. Irvin Baskin,
Jane Press, daughter of Mrs. 'retiring president, will 'present a
Dordthea Press and •the. , late report on last year's activities.
will be 1;cori-
Louis Press to .Murvay -Lieber-
man; _ -spn-- of Mr. and Mrs. Ben- ducted by another past presi-
jamin Lieberman, of Hamilton, dent, Mrs. Milton Kogan. MrS.
Leonard Gross is arrangements
Ont., was announced.
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chairman. For reservations, call
The engagement of Marilyn UN. 2-6930.
Harriet Klein to A/2C Saul
Grodman was recently announc-
ed by the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David Klein, of 3789
Duane. A/2C Grodman is the sop
Mr. and Mrs, ,.Hyman Kaplan,
of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Grodman, of 3750 Leslie, announce the Bar
of 3266 Elmhurst, In an . an-
Mitzvah of," their - soh, Leonard
nouncement last week, The jeW,
Sheldon,..on Saturday, at Cong.
ish News erroneously refqred. to,
Seth
. 5chinuel. .1-.-- Leciliard'S hon-
the bridegroorns' name a8'
or, a dinner •and receptionfivill be
Goodman,. instead,.of ..Grodnpn.,
held. at thd Rainbow Terrace, on
Stinday night .
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ngagernen,ts
Bar Mitzvahs
-
Rabbi and -Mrs: JaCan . M.
13c/wri., of; 4300 - Gleridale-, an-
xrdunce tne Bar Mitzval-1 Of: their
Magic bx Mel Mermel.-: and a, son, Daniel Joel, on Saturday,
chalk-talk by. Ted. g_etcic .
at Cong. Mogen Abraham. A re-
highlight the kick=off -Breakfast
ception in his honor will be held
at the TEMPLE ISRAEL MEN'S
that evening, at Lachar•s.
Sunday, in
CLUB at 9:30
the _social hall of the 'temple.
Open to all -of Temple Israel, the 'Congresswoman Griffiths
annual breakfast- features. -tradi-." To Speak at LZOA Meeting
Branch Seven of the Labor
tonal bagel and lok and other
refreshments. Lois Wolfgang is. Zionist Organization of America
program chairman. President Irv-' will meet tonight, at the home of
ing Levy will welcome the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Hoveck, 18929
Lauder. ,
- Members -and guests will hear
CARD OF THANKS -
The wife of the late Lincoln guest speaker Congresswoman
Rauh acknowledges with grate- Martha W. - Griffith speak on
ful appreciation the many kind "My First Year in •ongress."
NIP expressions of sympathy extend-
Nothing endures but personal
ed by relatives and friends, dur-
qualities.—Walt 'Whitman.
ing her recent bereavement.
Fashion Lecture to Open
Town Hall Series Oct. 12
The 27th season of Detroit Town
Hall will begin Oct. 12, in the
Fisher. Theater. Micol Fontana,
leading Italian Ci.signer:wiI1-..be"
the -opening' 'attraction. To
trate her t a 1.k, "W h a t is
Fashion?", Miss Fontana will
show a number of her original
creations.
Town Hall series of 18 pro:-
grams will include lectures by
world known authorities on world
affairs, wusic and entertainment .
A celebrity luncheon in the Louis
Embassy Room of Chanticleer's
will follow each event: -
JWV` Activities
Women interested in bowling
with the DEPARTMENT OF
MICHIGAN AUXILIARY may
call Seema Fischel, KE 5-1134.
Bowling begins at 1 p.m., Sept.
12, at Rol-A-Wile Recreation.
YETZ-COHEN AUXILIARY—
will hold its season opener at
8:30 p.m., Monday, in the , Me-
morial Home. Hostesses will be
Ruth Benach and Dorene Levine.
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ROBERT RAFELSON POST
and AUXILIARY are planning a
CARD OF THANKS . "
joint cocktail party for paid-up
The family of the late Albert
and prospective members on Sat-
urday evening, in the Memorial Parven acknowleges with - grate-
Home. Harvey Glassman will MC ful appreciation the many kind
a program, which will highlight expressions of sympathy ex,
a skit by' Epstein and Schwartz, tended by relatives and friends
songs by Sylvia Glantz, dancing during the family's recent be,
and . refreshments. The initial reavement.
Auxiliary meeting is planned for
Tuesday, in the home of Shirley
MRS. HERBERT TYNER
Iden, 19434 . Ardmore. Women in-
A candlelight ceremony per- terested in membership may call
formed before an improvised al- Edith Partrich, president, KE. 3-
Songs
tar banked with . all white 9867.
FELIX
Music
by SIDNEY
flowers in the Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel provided the setting for
Original Wedding Music
PHOTOGRAPHS by
the wedding last night, at which
on Request
Suzanne Radner exchanged
BERNARD H.
wedding rings with Herbert Ty-
ner.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Radner, of
KE. 1-8196
Wildemere Ave. Mr. Tyner is
Detroit's Best Laundry
the son of Mrs. David Tyner, of
Whitmore Rd., and the late Mr.
&- Dry 'Cleaning Value
Musk by . . .
Tyner. Rabbi Morris Adler and
Cantor Joseph H. Sonenklar offi-
Thousands of Women Say-
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Her two-tiered veil of illusion
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Mrs. Robert Levison, the
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'Children Unlimited
Begins Fund-Raising
Children Unlimited, a group of
several hundred' northweSt area
women will open a series of fall
r.
fund-raising efforts with a mem-
bership meeting at 1 p.M. Wed::
nesday, at Holiday Manor:
The organization,. formed a
year ago, enlists financial sup-
po4 for the Penrickton Nursery,
a pre-school program for sight-
less Children in, Wayne CoUnty.
The nursery is :the, only organ-
ized training effort for sightless
children below school-age, and
was started in 1953 by Mrs. Lil-
lian Bicker. Funds raised by.
Children Unlimited go toward
construction of a nursery build-
ing, a $35,000 project, on Eureka
Rd., in Wyandotte.
Plans of Children Unliniited in-
clude_ a membership tea on Oct.
12, and a donor luncheon and
fashion show, Nov, 29, both at
HOliday Manor..Merribership in-
quiries may be made by calling
Mrs. Phoebe Sellins, chairman, or
Mrs.- Louis Kuzin, treasurer, UN.
4-6852.
CARD. OF THANKS
The family of the late Sophie
Katzman acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of Sympathy ex-
tended by relatiVes and . friends
during the family's recent
bereavement.
16—DETRO1T J EW I SH NEWS
Friday, September 9, 1955
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