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JWEWO Donor Event Sets Annual Luncheon Wednesday
to Basil B. Nemer
North Woodward Branch of

SAM ROSENBLAT

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and His Orchestra

the Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization will meet
at 12 noon, Tuesday, in the home
of Mrs. Hyman Dresner, 4184
W. Outer Dr.
Mrs.' Dresner is chairman, of
the organization's annual donor
luncheon, to be held at 12 noon,
Dec. 4, at Rainbow Terra c e.
Plans for this event will be
finalized on Tuesday.
Assisting Mrs. Dresner in
planning the donor program are
Mesdames Birdie Zaff, Joseph
Zuckerman, S. Bienenfeld Haut
and Ida Goldblatt.
Proceeds from the luncheon
go to aid orphans in Israel. For
tickets, call Mrs. Zuckerman,
TO 8-8499.

MRS.. BASIL B. NEMER
Before an altar bedecked with
arrangements of white mums
and red roses Brenda Katherine
Bloomberg exchanged nuptial
vows with Basil Bernard Ne-
mer. Dr. Leon Fram officiated
at the recent ceremony in Tem-
ple Israel. •
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Myron
Bloomberg, of 19585 Roslyn.
Mr. Nemer is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Nemer, of Rob-
son Ave.
The new Mrs. Nemer was
married in a gown of pearl-
white pure silk peau de sole,
with slim fitted bodice and
topped by a wide boat-neckline
outlined by re-embroidered,
hand-corded Alencon lace.
The tiny waistline ballooned
into a full skirt which ended
in a modified chapel train. Her
veil of silk illusion was held
by a coronet of seed pearls, and
was of fingertip length. She
carried a small cascading ar-
rangement of phaelanopsis, cen-
tered with garnet roses and cas-
cading tendrils of ivy.
Diane Carol and Margo Mad-
eline, sisters of the bride, serv-
ed as maid of honor and junior
bridesmaid. The flower girl was
Ellen Nemer, niece of the bride-
groom. The bride also was at-
tended by Myrna Glicker, Sheila
Moore, Alice Pollack, of Wew
York, Claire Padover, Barbara
Schwartz and Miriam Vinocur.
Milfred Nemer was his bro-
ther's best man, while ushers
included She Davidson,
Richard Edgar, Stuart Glasier,
Michael Glicker, Gerald Laker,
Alvin Russman, Paul Richman,
Arnold Shifman and Tam
Schlesinger.
The couple and their parents
received the guests, following
the service, at the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel. The young
couple will reside in Champaign,
Ill., where Mr. Nemer is doing
graduate- work at the Univer-
sity of Illinois.

Mrs. Chajes Talks
at Oneg Shabbat
Marguerite Kozenn Chajes

will speak on "Religion and the
Human Mind" at an oneg Shab-
bat sponsored by Adas Shalom
Sisterhood, on Saturday. The
event will be
held at 2 p.m.,
at the home of
Mrs. Jules
Kraft, 3104 W.
Outer Drive.
Mrs. Chajes
will base her
lecture on
views by Prof.
Victor E.
Frankl, noted
Viennese neu-
rologist. As an
inter n a t ional
Mrs. Chajes opera singer,
she met the scholar while on
European tour this summer.
Mrs. Joseph Markel, chairman
of the oneg Shabbat committee,
has announced that the follow-
ing Sisterhood members will
participate in the afternoon's
program: Mrs. Joseph Katchke,
opening, prayer; Mrs. Max Gold-
smith, Sedrah of ethe week; Mrs.
Barney Golden, current events;
Mrs. Sol Slomovitz, closing
prayer; Mesdames Charles Hel-
man, Sol Kling, Irving Klein-
stein, Morris Rowin and Slomo-
vitz, quartette.
Assisting Mrs. Markel on the
oneg Shabbat committee are
Mesdames Barney Golden, Louis
Haber, Harry Nachman, Jacob
E. Segal, Dan Shapiro, Sol Sid-
movitz and Norman Allen, Sis-
terhood president. The public
is invited. •

JWV Activities

CHARLES & AARON KOGAN
POST & AUX. will have a com-
. h party at 8:30
bined Hanuk a
p.m., Tuesday, at the .rwy Me-
morial Home. Hot latkes will
be served. For information, call
Ships 100 Packages to Israel Anita Dorfman; TO. 9-.6221, or
The Bereznitzer Aid Society Morton Margolis, UN. 3-2983.
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recently shipped 100 CARE
DETROIT AUXILIARY re-
packages to Israel.
cently arranged a party for pa-
tients at Ann Arbor Veterans
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Nov. 13 — To Mr. and Mrs.
David Burnstein (Ellen Rose),
of W. Boston Blvd., a -son,
Mark Ian. -
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Nov. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward M. Stone (Renee Marilyn
Salon), of Huntington Woods,
Mich., a son, Thomas Wayne.
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Oct. 18 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Bennett Wolfe (Betty Hoffman),
of Oak Park, a daughter, Ann
Lisa.
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To Mr.' and Mrs.
Oct. 12
Richard H. Love (Sylvia Lei-
ter), of Geoffrey Ct. Oak Park,
a son, Jeffrey David. -

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Sept. 29—To Mr. and Mrs.
,Albert Kahn (Betty Braver), of
19742 Sussex, an adopted son,
Mark Alan.

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annual donor luncheon of the Women's AuxiliarYNA the United
Hebrew Schools are, left to right, seated: Mesdames BERT
SMOKLER, co-chairman; IRVING PALMAN, Auxiliary presi-
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noon, Wednesday, at Holiday Manor, will feature a Hanukah
theme and includes a musical program by Mrs. Samuel Shetzer,
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Near Dec. 9 Date
Of 40th Dinner

David Richman, president of
the Hebrew Benevolent Society,
this week called attention to
the approaching 40th anniver-
sary dinner of the Society by
urging various committees to
put forth their last efforts dur-
71 ing the , final
two weeks of
fund raising.
The dinner,
to be held Dec.
9, at Adas Shal-
- Shalom Syna-
gogUe, is open
tothe entire
lc nim unity
Richman urged
Detroit Jewry
to join in the
r Richman
evening's festivities.
Entertainment will include
the presentation of Hebrew
songs, folk songs and synagogue
music by Cantor Shabtai Ack-
erman, Detroit's newest cantor,
who came here frorn. Israel.
Representatives from numer-
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munity, including the Council
of Orthodox Rabbis, will par-
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event.

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