cttvittes tn Society

Mr. and Mrs. Israel Taines recently returned to their home
at 3275 W. Outer Dr., after vacationing in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Franklin, of 19180 Lau-der, have returned
from a two-week- vacation in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. Eugene W. Alpern, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Alpern,
of 720 Stanton, Bay- City, Mich., recently received his master
of science degree in pharmaceutical chemistry from the Univer-
sity of Michigan. He will continue his academic studies there.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin A. `Kanter, formerly of Monte Vista
Ave., are now residing in their new home at 19475 Mendota.
Planning to'viSit the families of Dr. Allen Tauber, of Pontiac,
Mich.; Alex Tauber, of Vaughan Ave., and David Tauber, of
Webb Ave., are • newly-weds Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kellner, their
Sister and brother-in-law. Mrs. Kellner, the former Dorothy
Tauber, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tauber, of Los
Angeles, Calif. Following their visit here, the couple will reside
at 2345. Outpost Dr.
S. R. Resnick has returned from a visit in Los Angeles.
Among the many entertainments given for Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Gordon, of 19162 Wisconsin, in celebration of their 25th
wedding anniversary, was a party given by their friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Meyers, of 19372 Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grossberg, of Waverly Ave., were recently
entertained at a surprise party in celebration of their 25th
wedding anniversary, gien by their children, Marilyn, Jack and
Sidney.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Schiff (Lenore Rosenfeld and son,
Brian, are taking up residence at COlorado Spring, Colo., where
Dr. Schiff will be statipned at Fort Carson with the U. S. Army
Dental Corps'.
Dr. Herbert Bean has returned to this city after attending
the Midwest Chiropody Conference at the Morrison Hotel,
Chicago, Ill.
Mr. -Nathan Rossen, of Lawton Ave., left last week for Paris
aboard the Queen.Mary. He will join' members of the Nashelsker
Society of Los Angeles for a tour of Europe and Israel.

Junior Hadassah Girls
Plan 'Tender Trap' Dance

Taking advantage of the fact
that 1956 is Leap Year. Junior
Hadassah will hold a Tender
Trap Dance at 9 p.m., Satur-
day, in the Zionist House, 'Lin-
Wood
at Lawrence.
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Refreshments will be served,
and young adults in , the com-
munity are invited to partici-
pate. For information, call Irene
Zimmerman, UN. 3-0754; or Lee
Weiss, VE. 6-2908.
Other committee members
.
working on the dance are Sue
Hyaans, Beverly Holtzman,
Molly Goldfarb, Elaine Stur-
man, Yetta Goodman and Aud-
rey Balles.

Lutzker Voliner Banquet
Fetes Building Anniversary

Nate Feldman has been
named chairman of the Lutzker
Voliner Society's annual ban-
quet, which will celebrate the
fifth anniversary of the organ-
ization's activities in its own
building, at 15775 James Coll-
zens.
Sam Finkelman is president
and Joseph Rott, vice-president,
of the charitable organization,
-which contributes to the Allied
Jewish Campaign and Mo'os
Hitim Fund.

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Charles T. Gellman, program
chairman of the 33rd anniver-
sary banquet planned by Young
Israel of. Detroit, this week an-
nounced the signing of Betty
Walker, popular comedienne, to
appear at' this year's event.
The banquet is ' scheduled for
May 20; _ at the Latin Quarter.
Miss Walker is known to thous-.
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HENRY MORGENTHAU
LODGE will meet April 9 for
a special party for members
whose birthdays fall during the
month.
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PISGAH LODGE will hold a
father-son-daughter program at
2 p.m., Sunday, in Parkside
Hall, 3119 Fenkell. Skatey the
Clown will highlight the after-
noon's program. Members and
their children will 'be admitted
without- charge.

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In a double-ring ceremony,
solemnized On the 25th wed-
ding annivetsary of her par-
ents, Nancy Zalman, daughter
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