Honeymoon in. Europe Women's Division of Federation Opens

Mi ss Spector Plights
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Folkwing Oct. 11 Rites Blue Book Seminars with Zelditch

MRS. CHARLES RANDOLPH

Speaking their vows to Rabbi
Morris Adler before an altar im-
provised in the Sheraton-Cadiltac
Hotel's Grand Ballroom on Oct.
11 were Janet Lynn Sell and
Charles Randolph.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ernest
Sell, of 4022 Leslie. Mr. Ran-
dolph, a Detroiter; is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest - Meyer
Schwarz, of New York. Cantor
Jacob Sonenklar also officiated
at the rites.
The bride chose a pearl-shaded
gown of Italian silk taffeta, with
fitted bodice accented with a por-
trait neckline and short sleeves,
appliqued'with Alencon lace and
tiny pearls.
The bouffant skirt, with motifs
of matching lace on the hips and
cascading halfway down the
skirt, fell into a cathedral train.
A four-tiered veil of silk illusion
fell from a tiny crown of the
lace embroidered in pearls. She
carried a bouquet of small or-
chids, stephanotis and English
ivy.
The bridegroom's sister, Mrs.
Walter Rowe, of New York, was
matron of honor, and bridesmaids
were Mrs. Milton Barnett, Sharon
Niskar and Ruth Levitt.
The bridegroom asked his
father to be his best man, while
serving as ushers were Albert
Katzman, Arthur Kaufman, John
Nielan, Irving Haberman and
Jerome Fine.
Following a dinner and recep-
tion, the young couple flew to
New York where they embarked
for a honeymoon in Europe. They
will take up residence in Detroit
on their return.

The first two seminars of the
Women's Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation's annual Blue
Book Seminar Series will be held
Friday morning and afternoon,
Nov. 4, at the
Esther Berman
Building, under
the direction of
Morris Zelditch,
New York.
The seminar
committee
chairman, Mrs.
Charles Lakoff,
announces that
Seminar One of
the four part se-
Zelditeh
ries will be held 10:20-12:20 p.m.
and Seminar Two 1-2:45 p.m.,
with lunch served at nominal
charge in the interim. Mrs. Sam-
uel Linden is co-chairman of this
session.
Zelditch is director of social
planning for the Council of Jew-
ish' Federations and Welfare
Funds where his work concerns
study and planning for social
services in American and Cana-
dian Jewish communities. In
"Seminars One and Two called
"New Directions in Social Wel-
fare in the United States" he
will cover trends in social wel-
fare, relationship between serv-
ices in the general community
and those in the Jewish commu-
nity, the relationship of those
programs to federal programs,
and unmet needs in social wel-
fare.
Mesdames Henry Berris, Wil-
liam Fleischman, Hiram Popkin,

Women's ORT Sets
Ca rni va lFairNov. 5-6

Plans for its fourth annual
Carnival Fair are being made by
the Michigan Region of Women's
American ORT. The program will
start the evening of Nov. 5 and
continue through
Nov. 6, at Car-
penter's H a 1 I ,
Puritan and
Steel.
Among the
many features
will be movies
a n d entertain-
ment for the
children and a
dance for teen-
Mrs. Rubin
agers, with Dick Stein and his
orchestra playing the music.
Mrs. Jack Rubin, chairman of
the carnival, states that other at-
tractions will be an auction of
merchandise; including f urs,
increased Activity Marks wearing apparel and housewares.
Young Israel Donor Event She is assisted by Mrs. Theodore
Stimulated by a donor rally Roth, co-chairman.
A parcel post booth. with pack-
held ealier this week, members
of the Women's League of Young ages from all over the ,world,
Israel have stepped up the pace some frdm celebrities, and num-
of preparations for their donor erous other booths will be fea-
luncheon, to be held Nov. 9, at tured.
Chairmen in charge of booths in-
Rainbow Terrace.
clude Mesdames Abe Guttenberg, Irv-
Mrs. Henry Dworkin, donor ing Rader, general store; David Kay,
Abe Cherrin, J. Beal, groceries; Henry
chairman, issued an appeal to Pariser, Sydney Weisman, heirlooms;
members to attempt to complete Herbert Kallet, children's clothing;
Howard Kronick, children's activities;
their donor assignments for tic- C. Harry Malbin, Bernard Sumner,
kets and reservations within the post office; Theodore Roth, Max Be-
linsky, toys; Jack Rubin, Ben Chest-
week.
nut, Joseph Franovitz, snackbar; Hen-
Heading the arrangements com- ry Kaine, Merritt Kallet, books; Jack
Philip Stern, Ralph Bonin,
mittee for the donor are Mes- Sporn,
Eugene Epstein, country store, and
dames Herman K. Cohen, pro- John Wise and Morton Hochman,
gram: David Novetsky, divisions; tickets.
Proceeds from the fair will go
Al Sandweiss, Jonas Siegal, Sam-
to provide and maintain ORT
uel Platt, B e n Weinstock, M.
schools in North Africa and other
Sitzman, Hillel Abrams, Harold
parts of the world, states Mrs.
Kaplan, Wolf Cohen and Miss
Oliver A. Ruby, ORT District
Ida Weinberg, captains.
.president, who returned this
Proceeds from the program
help support youth activities at week from the 13th biennial con-
vention of ORT in NeW York.
the Young Israel Center.

Ahavas Achim Youth Slate Yeshivah PTA Offers
Annual Movie Night
Two Events This Week

Ahavas Achim Youth Group
will hold its- first oneg shabbat
at 3:30 p.m., Saturday, in the
synagogue. -Under the chairman-
ship of Marjorie Schwartzberg,
sabbath games and songs are
planned.
Janet Waserman, president, an-
nounces that the Harvest Hop
will be held at 7:30 p.m., Tues-
day, in the synagogue social hall.
Richard Snyder is social chair-
man, and Martin Lipson, refresh-
ment chairman, is in charge of
hosts and hostesses.
Special guests will be members
of the Youth Group of Pontiac's
Cong. Bnai Israel. All young peo-
ple in the community are invited
to attend. Dress is informal.

Yeshivath Beth Yehudah PTA
will hold its annual movie night
on Nov. 15 at the Dexter Theater
when two, Technicolor movies,
"The Student Prince" and "To-
night We Sing" will be screened.
The affair enables the PTA
membership to carry out its pro-
gram of extra-cufricular activity,
which includes improvement of
playground facilities, replenish-
ing of kitchen supplies and re-
stocking the school library.
Mrs. Bennet Bider, chairman
advised that tickets are available
by calling her, TO. 7-5752, or
Mrs. Solomon N. Cohen, TO.
9-9466,, or at the Yeshivah office.

DETROI T JEWISH NEWS-1 7

Friday, October 28, 1955

Julien Priver, Reuben I. Shapiro,
Isidore Sobeloff and James L.
Van Vliet of the seminar sub-
committee assisted Mrs. Lakoff
and Mrs. Linden in planning the
session.
The third Seminar, "New Di-
rections in Social Welfare in Is-
rael," will be held Nov. ,18 with
a presentation by Ernest Stock,
consultant on overseas studies to
the Council of Jewish Federa-
tions and Welfare Funds.
"New Directions in Social Wel-
fare at Home" is the course title
of the fourth seminar, to be held
Dec. 2 with a presentation by
William Avrunin, associate direc-
tor, Jewish Welfare Federation of
Detroit.
All sessions will be held at the
Esther Berman Building of the
United Hebrew Schools, Schaefer
at 7-Mile.

Group Formed Here
To Aid Sanatorium

Detroit Chapter of Deborah has
recently been formed here to
work in support of the Deborah
Sanatorium at Brown Mills, N.J.,
a hospital for •patients with lung
cancer, tuberculosis and children
with rheumatic fever.
The new group joins 120 other
chapters throughout the country
in supporting this institution. Ex-
pressly for people on whom long
illnesses would be a financial bur-
den, the institution is nationally
recognized.
Although in its 35th year, the
sanatorium was unknown to most
Detroiters until_one of the organ-
izers was aided by the group.
Officers of the group are Doris
Greene, acting president; Rosa-
lind L-eWine, vice-president; An-
nette Konheim, Jean Gothelf and
Florence Goldstein, secretaries;
Toba Rothschild, treasurer; Molly
Furst, trustee, and Sylvia Klein-
smith, membership.
A barn dance is planned as
the organization's first affair. It
will be held at 8:30 p.m. Nov. 20,
at Graemer's Barn, 11 Mile and
Inkster.
A meeting is scheduled for
Tuesday, at the home of Jean
Gothelf, 22040 Ridgedale, Oak
Park. Interested women are
urged to call Doris Greene, DI.
1-9217, or Annette Konheim, VE.
8-1741.

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