Proceeds will go to the UJA
Emergency Campaign.
For information on the or-
ganization's activities, call Gel-
Habonim in Detroit, announces fond, TY. 6-3468.
that all youth activities of the
organization are being helil in
Music and Entertainment
the new Labor Zionist Institute,
19161 Schaefer.
-He states that weekend acti-
vities are planned for young
and His Orchestra
people 11 to 17. These pro-
DI. 1-1609
grams include discussion groups,
learning of -Israeli songs and
dances, recreational and social ......................................7c..n
prograMS.
WE REMODEL DOUBLE
At 7:30 p.m., Saturday, a
BREASTED SUITS TO MODERN
variety show and carnival is
SINGLE BREASTED MODELS
scheduled in the institute, and
is open to all young people in
SPORT COATS, SLACKS,
the age group mentioned above.

Grodman-Klein Rites Adas Shalom Women Marilyn Kopel to Wed Habonim Activities
Wednesday Donor Dr. S. J. Katz in April In LZO Institute
Held at B'nai Moshe Set
Geli Gelfond, director of
Mrs. George R. Liss, presi-

dent of the Adas Shalom Sister-
hood, announces that the annual
doner luncheon will be held at
12:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the
synagogue social hall.
Mrs. Joseph
Katchke is
•
chairman of the event, which
will be highlighted by the pre-
sentation of "Romany Ro-
mance," an operetta of the
Gypsy music of Emerich Kal-
man.
Participating in the 'operetta,
d e r the direction of Mrs.
Joseph M. Markel, are the fol-
lowing women:

MRS. SAUL GRODMAN

At a recent ceremony at
Cong. Bnai Moshe, Marilyn
Harriett Klein, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. David Klein, of Mon-
ica Ave., became the bride of
A/2C Saul Grodman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Grod-
man, of Elmhurst Ave.
The bride wore a colonial
style gown of ivory satin
blended with chantilly lace
and a sweetheart neckline with
a pointed bodice. The skirt was
full, with panels of lace falling
into a. cathedral train. The
sleeves of the lace were pointed
over the wrists.
Her two tiered veil of nylon
net fingertip illusion was held
in place by a half crown of
seed pearls with scattered
rhinestones. The veil reached
the bride's waist. She carried a
Bible adorned with white or
chids and stephancitis.
Attending the bride were
Mrs. Judith Grodman as mat-
ron-of-honor, sister-in-law of
the bridegroom; Loretta Klein,
sister of the bride as maid-of-
honor. Bridesmaids were Laura
Pomerantz, Mollie Goldfarb,
and Carol Popkins.
T h e bridegroom's brother,
Leonard Grodman, served as
best man, and ushers were
Julian Klein and Herbert Klein,
brothers of the bride, and Hy
Dolinka.
The bride's cousins, Elizabeth
Schlesinger and Linda Phillips,
served as flower girls. Jerry
Friedman, also a cousin of the
bride, was the ring bearer.
Out of town guests came
from Long Beach and Los An-
geles, Calif., Flint, Lansing and
Grand Rapids.
Following a dinner reception
the couple left for a honeymoon
in New York and Niagara Falls.
They are now residing in Co-
lumbus, where the bridegroom
is stationed in the Air Force.

Pythian Groups Induct
Their New Officers

Manuel Mackie was installed
as chancellor commander of the
Detroit Lodge, Knights of Py-
thias, and Frieda Willner was
inducted as most excellent
chief of the Pythian Sisters, at
recent ceremonies.
Opening ceremonies were
conducted by outgoing chan-
cellor commander Ted Pines,
and installing officers were Irv-
ing Aran, past chancellor, and
Mary Goldsmith, past chief.
Assisting were Leonard Gold-
man, Emil Raskin, Elsie Green
and Winnie Aran.
Other Lodge officers installed
were Henry Willner, vice-
chancellor; Irving Gendelman,
prelate; Ted Pines, master of
work; Philip. Eisner, secretary;
Joe Mossok, treasurer; Ray Un-
ger, master at arms; Lou
Bindes, inner • guard and Harry
Rose, outer -guard.
Officers of the Pythian Sisters
inducted included, besides Mrs.
Willner, Lenor Pines, excellent
senior; Sylvia Rose, excellent
junior; Rebecca Weinstein,
manager; Mary Lorber, sec-
retary; Freda Weisman, treas-
urer; Ceil Bindes, protector;
Lillian Ertz, guard; and Gussie
Klein, pianist.

Sant emmtvt

r

Mesdames Jack Axelrod, Julius
Allen, Ruth Bartlett, Louis- Baskin,
Joe C. Bortm•n, Nathan Cooper,
Samuel Dunsky, Albert Egrin, Ada
Feldman, Moe Gantz, Barney Golden,
Earle Gould, Sidney Greenstein,
Louis Gottlieb, Charles Heiman
Jaffe, Bernard Kahn, Morris Kauf-
man, Irving Ideinstein, Sol Kling,
Harry Levine, Bernard Pepper, Max
Rosner, Aaron Sch,uldinger, Morris
Rowin, Harry Shear, Charles Spi-
vack, Manuel Saltzman, Sol .Slomo-
vitz and Milton Winston.

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MISS MARILYN KOPEL

Dr. and Mrs, Joseph 0. Kopel,
of Covington Dr., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Marilyn Jane, to Dr. Sidney J.
Katz, son of Mrs. Max Katz, of
Jobs, Education Topics Philadelphia, Pa., and the late
Mr. Katz.
At Parkman Library Talk
An April wedding is planned.
Beginning Tuesday, from 8-10
p.m., and continuing every
Detrbit Jewish News-15
Tuesday for eight weeks, a dis-
Friday, January 27, 1956
cussion program entitled "Great
Issues in Education", will be
held at the. Parkman Branch Li-
For Your
brary, 1766 Oakman.
Affair
The program, Meeting the
MUSIC &
Stress of Everyday Life, which
SONGS
Meets Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.
By
will feature Vernon E. Kaye, of
FELIX-
Wayne. University's Student
SIDNEY
Health Service, in this week's
RESNICK
discussion on overcoming stress
on the job. The film, "Men at
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