activities in Society

Sue Barcus, of 17605 Parkside, an art education senior at
Wayne University, is on the teaching and counselor staff of the
National Music Camp, Interlochen, Mich.
Mrs. Arthur Cutler, of Prairie Ave., has returned home from
a recent visit with her family in Brooklyn, N. Y., during which
she attended the graduation of her niece, Gloria Cohen, from
Hunter College. The Cutlers presently have as their house guest
a cousin, Fannie Cohen, of Brooklyn.
Messrs. Robert Abrams, Wallace Handler and Robert Litt-
man, all of this city, left last weekend aboard the SS Flandre
for London, England, where they will begin a two-month tour
of Europe, including stops in France, Italy, Switzerland, Holland
and Germany.
Among the recent graduates from the University of Michigan
Medical School was Dr. David S. Jacobs, son of Mrs. Harry L.
Jacobs, formerly of Detroit and now a resident of Ann Arbor,
and the late Mr. Jacobs. Dr. Jacobs, the grandson of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Jacobs, of this city, will intern at Uni-
versity Hospital, Ann Arbor.
Arlene Rosen Goldberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G.
Rosen, of Kentucky Ave., recently received a master's degree
in social work from Wayne University.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sinai, of Broadstreet Blvd., were recently
honored on the -occasion of their silver wedding anniversary at
a surprise open house celebration given by -their children, Sandra
and Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Zackheim, of W. Outer Dr., are vaca-
tioning in northern Michigan for a few weeks.
Dr. Herschel S. Zackheim has returned here from Chicago
where he attended the convention of the American Medical As-
sociation.,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Markowitz will hold an open house hon-
oring their daughter, Brenda Gail, a recent graduate of Mumford
High School, from 2 to 5 p.m., Sunday, at 19313 Stoepel. No cards.
Thirty friends and relatives, including Mrs. Ethel Griff, of
Waltham, Mass., attended a sweet sixteen birthday luncheon
recently at Sacca's Lounge, honoring Miss Gail Maxine King,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack S. King.

Bermuda Honeymoon
Follows June 17 Rites

MRS. LOUIS GORDON

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Goldman,
of Webb Ave., announce the
marriage on June 17 of their
daughter, Eleanor Joyce, to
Louis Gordon, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Gordon, of Kent-
field Ave. Rabbi Morris Adler
officiated at the ceremony
which was solemnized at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek.

The bride's . attendants in-
cluded Mrs. Rose Light, matron
of honor, Madra Diem, maid of
honor, Donna Goldberk, Jean-
ette Bednarsh, Ann Klarman
and Marsha Ellenson.

Dr. Robert Goldman was his
brother's best man, and ushers
were Paul Schnider, Melvin
Merzon, Harold Dean, Jerry
Light and Fred Gordon.

Following a wedding trip to
New York and Bermuda, the
couple will reside on Boston
Blvd.

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Haboker Co-Editor
Susan Klein Weds
Dr.DonaldN.Shapiro to Be Guest of ZOD
David Porter, co-editor and
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boker, one of the largest dailies
in Israel, will be the guest of
the Zionist Organization of De-
troit next Thursday, Milton S.
Marwil,.ZOD president, has an-
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Mr. Porter is now in this
country on a United States Gov-
ernment grant to study Amer-
ican journalism and other facets
of American life. He has spent
three months in Quincy, Mass.,
with the Quincy Patriot Ledger,
and is now traveling through-
out the U.S. and Canada under
the sponsorship of the Depart-
ment of State.

MRS. DONALD SHAPIRO

Susan Greta Klein was united
in marriage on June 23 to Dr.
Donald N. Shapiro, at a candle-
light ceremony solemnized in
the Statler Hotel.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Klein.
The bridegroom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Shapiro.
The new Mrs. Shapiro chose a
gown of white Italian silk taf-
feta with a fitted bodice, por-
trait neckline and chapel train.
Her veil was of rosepointe lace,
caught with orange blossoms. A
bouquet of white orchids, steph-
anotis and ivy was fastened to
her Bible.
Brenda Borock, a niece of the
'bridegroom, was maid of honor,
and other attendants were Car-
ole Goldstein, Barbara Levin
and Julie Michel. Another niece,
Susan Borock, was flower girl.
Saul Wineman was best man,
and ushers were Thomas Klein,
the bride's brother; Sander
Bernstein, Isaac Green, Herbert
Gold, Leo Litwak and Richard
Sloan.
Following a reception in the
Grand Ballroom, the young
couple drove to Houston, Tex., -
where Dr. Shapiro is head resi-
dent in oral surgery at Veterans
Administration Hospital. They
will return to make their home
in Detroit after a year in Hous-
ton.

SLAVIN-LANE. In a chapel
devised in the English Room
of the Statler Hotel on June
24, Joyce Ellen Lane, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J.
Lane, of 18461 Salem, became
the bride of Louis Jay Slavin,
of Kalamazoo, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Slavin. Dr. Rich-
ard C. Hertz officiated.
The bride chose a gown of
bridal white, fashioned with a
bodice of Chantilly lace, a skirt
of layers of chiffon over taf-
feta, a boat neckline and mit-
tens of matching lace. The tight
bodice of lace hugged the small
hipline in a princess style and
from under lace s c a 11 o p s,
dropped into a billowing, bouf-
fant skirt, ending in a short
sweep.
Her veil, attached to an open
headpiece of the lace, was of
three tiered illusion and fell to
her fingertips. She carried her
confirmation pr ay erbook,
adorned with phaelanopsis, lily-
of-the-valley and cascading ivy.
The bride was attended by
Carol Ruth Goldshine, of Syd-
ney, N.Y., as maid of honor,
and her sister, Judith Corinne
Lane, was junior bridesmaid.
Other attendants were Mrs. Joel
Philip Hepner, of Kalamazoo,
Lois Ann Karbel and Mrs. Nor-
man Rex Smith, of Cincinnati.
Leon Slavin, the bridegroom's
uncle, was his best man, and
ushers included Scott Hodes, his
MISS FAY HOENIG
cousin from Chicago, Herbert
Krickstein, of Hamilton, 0., and
Mr. and Mrs. Sandor Hoenig,
Robert Lewis Lane, brother of of Indiana Ave., announce the
the bride.
engagement of their daughter,
Following a dinner and re- Fay, to Leon Siegel, son of Mr.
ception, , the couple left for a and Mrs. Carl Siegel, of Sturte-
wedding trip to Bermuda and vant Ave. A Sept. 30 wedding
New York. They will take up is planned.
residence in Kalamazoo on their
return.

To Wed Sept. 30

Stutz Renamed to Head
Health, Welfare Division
George M. Stutz has been re-
appointed chairman of the Jew-
ish Welfare Federation's Health
and Welfare Division. Erwin S.
Simon remains the division as-
sociate chairman.
This division has responsi-
bility for considering the pro-
gramming and budgeting of the
following Federation agencies:
Camp Tamarack, Community
Workshop, Fresh Air Society,
Hebrew Free Loan Association,
Jewish Community Center,
Jewish Home for Aged, House
of Shelter, Jewish Social Serv-
ice Bureau, Jewish Vocational
Service, North End Clinic, Re-
settlement Service and Sinai
Hospital,

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Hebrew Teachers Elect
Simon Richardson

Simon Richardson was elect-
ed president of the Hebrew
Teachers' Organization of the
United Hebrew Schools at its
meeting last week.
Elected to serve with him
are H. Apt, vice-president; M.
Michlin, secretary; M. Plafkin,
treasurer; and I. Elpern, Rabbi
J. Hirsh, M. Lachover, M.
Mathis, M. Nobel, L. Pike, A.
Roberg, A. Schachter, N. Rutten-
berg, Rabbi B. Ulrych and A.
Zentman, board members.
The organization, which is af-
filiated with the Hebrew Teach-
ers' Federation of America,
plans a series of activities to
improve the status and prestige
of the Hebrew teacher in the

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body. During his stay in Quincy,
he was made an Honorary Citi-
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