activities in Society
To Live in Oak Park
After Rites June 19
Rabbi and Mrs. Israel I. Halpern and their children, Samson
Lawrence, Rella Hadassah and Eliezer Charles, have returned
from a visit to New York City, where they attended the gradua-
tion of th'eir oldest son and brother, Larry, from the Talmudic
Academy of the Yeshiva University high school department and
Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary. Larry will enter
Yeshiva College in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gotliffe, of 18611 Indiana, recently
honored the 80th birthday of their mother, Mrs. Annie Gotliffe,
with a dinner attended by her three children, seven grandchil-
dren and 10 great grandchildren. The guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Gotliffe, their daughter, Mrs. Shirlee Scully ,,and two
grandchildren, Eddie' Fine and. Tommy Scully, of Lorain, 0.
Also attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Armand Fox, Mr.
and Mrs. •Irving Berkowitz and Harvey and Shirley Gotliffe,
children of the Henry Gotliffes. Mrs. Gotliffe is active in the
Mollie Segal Auxiliary of the Jewish Consumptives Relief
Society at Denver, and has been recording secretary for many
years.
Mrs. Edith Freedman Levy, of Whitmore Rd., is a guest MRS. SHELDON SCHWARTZ
at the Plaza Hotel, New York City, where she will remain for
Geraldine Elaine Posen,
another week, before leaving for a visit with relatives and friends daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
in Boston.
Posen, of 19355 Parkside, be-
Dr. and Mrs. Berol Lee Robinson and children, David and came the bride of Sheldon A.
Judith, are visiting here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schwartz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Richie and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson, before taking up Ernest Schwartz, of 980 Whit-
their new residence in Cleveland. Dr. Robinson, a faculty member more, in a ceremony June 19,
of the University s of Arkansas, was recently appointed to the
at Adas Shalom Synagogue.
faculty of Western Reserve University in Cleveland. Mrs. Robin- Rabbi Jacob E. Segal and Can-
son and the children will remain here for several weeks, while tor Nicholas Fenakel officiated.
Dr. Robinson goes on to Cleveland to assume his new duties.
The bride chose a gown of
Dr. A. M. Hershman has returned from a four-month stay
in Israel. He was accompanied here, from New York, by his white silk taffeta with
daughter, Eiga, and his other daughter, Ruth, also will visit here a rounded neckline and fitted
bodice appliqued with Alencon
with him within a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Berish Friedman, of Los - Angeles, former lace. Her floor-length skirt,
Detroiters, are guests here at the home of their brother and matching appliques of lace, fell
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robbins, of 19325 Warrington. into a chapel train,
The fitted cap of white taf-
A golden wedding celebration was held June 24, at Lachar's
Catering in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Freedman, of LaSalle feta and matching lace with mo-
Blvd. The party was given by the Freedman's five children; Max, tifS of pearls held in place a
Jack and David Freedman, Mrs. Charlotte Greenstein and Mrs. two-tiered veil of fingertip illu-
Esther Kaplan, all of Detroit. There were 140 guests present, 'sion, and she carried phaelan-
including out-of-tOwners from California, Chicago, Ill., and Mt. opsis and stephanotis on a
Pleasant, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Freedman presented an Israel Bond prayerbook.
Mrs. Judith Kravis, the bride-
to each of their nine grandchildren in honor of the celebration.
A surprise 30th wedding anniversary party was tendered re- groom's sister, was matron of
cently in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Opperman, of 17320 In- honor, and bridesmaids, all cou-
diana. Given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bonin, of 19262 sins of the bride, were Lois
Strathmoor, by the Oppermans' daughters, Eva Standler and Wines-bock and Elaine Wine-
Vera Sklar, together with Paulette Bonin and Lillian Seliger, stock, both of Winnepeg; Gail
long-time friends of the Oppermans, there were 60 guests, in- Posen and Mrs. Sandra Kraft.
cluding Mr. Opperman's brothers and sisters-in-law from South Gloria Posen, another cousin,
Bend and Mrs. A. Seliger, of New York. The Oppermans will was flower girL
Robert S. Dunsky was best
leave July 26 for a 10-week tour of Europe, including stops in
Paris, Zurich and Vienna.
man, while ushers included
Mrs. Zelda Bornstein, of Istanbul, Turkey, is the house guest Gerald Kraft, cousin of the
here of her sisters, Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman and Mrs. Jack Roth- bride; Ronald L. Posen, the
bard. Mrs. Bornstein is here to attend the wedding in August bride's brother; Stuart Kravis,
the bridegroom's brother-in-law,
of Barbara Zuckerman and Charles Schase.
Dr. Sidney Baskin, son of Mrs. Mary Baskin, of Schaefer Rd., and Kenneth Applebaum, his
has graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School cousin.
Following a reception at the
and will soon be interning at Detroit's Mt. Carmel Mercy
Hospital.
synagogue, the couple left for
a honeymoon at Oakton Manor
Resort in Wisconsin. They will
Clover Lodge to Have Buffet Banquet July 4 make their home at 23039' Kip-
Clover Lodge, at Omen a,
Trained teachers are on the ling, Oak Park.
Mich., whose aim is to make it children's counseling staff, so
"the perfect resort for the en- that the children as well as the
Socialites Plan Outing
tire family," announces a buffet adults can have the best enter-
Detroit Socialites will •hold a
banquet for July 4.
tainment at Clover Lodge.
Fourth of July outing Wednes-
day, at Walled Lake, announces
Pre-season rates have been
Sam Neshefsky, c h a i r m a n.
set, until July 15, and Detroiters
Beach games and dancing at
have an opportunity to assure
the Casino are planned.
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on this Grand Traverse Bay re-
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Miss Bloom Engaged
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Mary Ellen, to James Allan
Keene, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Board of Education.
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mer member of the Rochester
Philharmonic Orchestra. T h e
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early August.
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