TVinkelmans on
Bermuda Honeymoon
Fr iday,
MRS. F. R. WINKELMAN
Carol Judith Rosenman and
Frederick Ross Winkelman were
united in marriage last Sunday
afternoon, at Temple Israel. Drs.
Richard C. Hertz and Leon
Frain officiated at the double-
ring ceremony.
Parents of the newlyweds are
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Rosenman, of
Audrey Ave., - and Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Winkelman, of Fairfield
Ave.
Fashioned of white Italian silk
taffeta and Chantilly lace, the
bride's gown was styled with a
wide crushed cummerbund and
bustle back. A matching lace
cap held her two-tier fingertip
veil. To complement her gown,
the bride carried a colonial bou-
quet of lily-of-the-valley, free-
sia and sweet peas.
Mrs. Herbert Rosenthal was
her niece's matron of honor, and
bridesmaids were Lana Leven-
thal, of New York City, and
Michele M o r r i s, of Jackson,
Mich. Junior bridesmaids were
Tina Rothstein, of Raleigh, N. C.,
Andra Winkelman, Lynne Ros-
enthal and Ronna Feiler, while
flower girls were Phyllis Roth-
stein, of Raleigh, and Margie
Winkelman.
The bridegroom was attended
by his brothers, John, Stanley
and Henry Winkelman, and by
the bride's brother, David Ros-
enman. Seating the guests were
Paul Mandel, Donald Greene,
Tracy Freeman, Daniel Lublin,
William Schussler, Calvin Kutt-
nauer, Richard Simon and Her-
bert Bistrow.
Following a honeymoon trip
to Bermuda and New York, Mr.
and Mrs. Winkelman will make
their home at 23221 Kipling,
Oak Park,
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iss lc e son e
heruth League
Sets Charity Ball to Marvin Davidson
Amidst a setting of New
York's Central Park, Sheruth
League will present its eighth
annual Children's Charity Ball
at 9 p.m., April 27, at Adas
Shalom Synagogue. Proceeds of
the event will benefit the Haw-
thorne Center at Northville and
the Children's Hospital Leu-
kemia Foundation.
At least 800 guests are ex-
•ected to attend the affair, ac-
cording to Mesdames Theodore
Grant and Sidney E. Locke,
League publicity and hostess
c•armen, respectively, who are
in charge of the evening.
Mrs. Sam Winer is decora-
tions chairman. Mrs. Max Mills
is planning refreshments. Work-
ing on a Dramatic Group pres-
entation are Mesdames Philip
Atkins, Gerald Greenbaum and
Sidney E. Locke. Mesdames Al
Goldfarb, Robert Margolis,' Her-
bert Rosen and Bert Markowitz
are presently creating costumes
for the evening's show, "Around
New York in Forty Minutes."
Felix Resnick will supply
music for dancing and other en-
tertainment.
For tickets to the affair, call
ticket co-chairmen Mesdames
Harry Keller, EL. 6-3261, and
Allan Rosenberg, UN. 1-5322.
Bar Mitzvahs
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Limond
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Michael Leonard, on
Saturday, at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
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Dr. and Mrs. Allen Weisberg,
of 19779 Lesure, announce the
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Bern-
ard, on Saturday, at Adas Sha-
lom Synagogue. A party in his
honor will be held Sunday eve-
ning, in the synagogue social
BUSINESS & PROFESSION-
AL CHAPTER will elect officers
at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, in Young
Israel Center, on Dexter. Made-
line Belkin will show slides
taken in Europe. A social hour
will follow.
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TER will elect new officers for
the year at a meeting Wednes-
day in the Labor Zionist hall,
Seven Mile at Schaefer.
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MRS. MARVIN DAVIDSON
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Activities
Speaking their marital vows
before an improvised altar in
the Crystal Ballroom of the
Sheraton - Cadillac Hotel on
April 2 were Sally Lynn Mi-
chelson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Michelson, of
Strathcona Dr., and Marvin
Harold Davidson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Davidson, of
Parkside Rd. Rabbi Morris Ad-
ler and Dr. Richard C. Hertz
officiated.
The young couple left for a
brief honeymoon in the Virgin
Islands after a dinner and re-
ception in the Grand Ballroom.
Beth Yehudah Ladies
They will make their home in
Arbor, where both will
to Honor D. A. Laven Ann
complete their studies at the
The annul dinner of the University of Michigan.
Ladies of Yeshivath Beth Ye-
For her wedding, Sally Lynn
hudah, to be held May 5, at chose a Griffe of overthread
Zack's Catering, will honor lace woven in France. The lace
Daniel A. Laven, local business- was woven on net, and the
man and chair- gown was fashioned with a
man of the ex- tight bodice that fell off the
ecutive com- shoulder into a tiny sleevelet
mittee of the that banded the upper arm.
Yeshivah.
Dropping over a taffeta foun-
Guest speak- dation, which fell over layers
er at the ban- of net, the skirt was styled
quet will be shorter in front and cascaded
Rabbi S.P. from the sides into a chapel
Wohlgelernter, train. The lace edging was
executive di- scalloped completely around the
rector of the billowing skirt.
Laven
Beth Yehudah Schools. Cantor
Her veil fell from a tiny cor-
Hyman J. Adler will be guest onet to 18 inches beyond the
artist. •
train. It was made of Elizabe-
Dinner reservations may be than illusion, also woven in
made by calling Mrs. Pearl France, and edged with the
Rothenberg, president, UN. overthread lace used in the
2-6868, or Mrs. Pearl Leader, gown. In her white-gloved
chairman, WE. 3-0938.
hands she carried a cascade of
phaelanopsis and English ivy.
The bride was attended by
Mrs. Marvin Alexander, the
bridegroom's sister as matron
of honor, and bridesmaids were
BETH ABRAHAM MEN'S Joanne Arnfeld, Mrs. Gerald
CLUB will hold its annual Davidson, the bridegroom's sis-
Rabbi's Night, featuring Rabbi ter-in-law, Barbara Klivens, her
Israel I. Hapern, at 8:30 p.m., cousin_ from Youngstown, 0.,
Tuesday, in the synagogue so- Nita Lowe, Mrs. David Robin-
cial hall. All past presidents of son and Rhoda Siegel.
Mr. Davidson asked Roger
the congregation and the Men's
Club will participate. Refresh- Brown to serve as his best man,
while seating the guests were
ments will be served.
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Gerald Davidson, his brother,
A social evening with surprise Marvin Alexander, his brother-
entertainment is in store for in-law. James Michelson, the
members of BETH ABRAHAM bride's brother, David Morgah,
MEN'S CLUB, their wives and of New York, Lawrence Ratt-
friends at a special program to ner and Lawrence Sherman.
be held at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday,
in the synagogue social hall. Re- Square Dance Scheduled
freshments will be served.
M en's Clubs
tretrA I3-ranch II to
Talk by Union Journalist
troit both this evening and Sat-
urday evening by Farband Labor
Zionist Order. The perform-
ances will be in the Labor Zion-
ist Institute, 19161 Schaefer.
Jacob Glaser, entertainment
chairman, states that scenes will
portray life in the old European
shtetl as well as contemporary
Jewish life here and in Israel.
The production is directed by
Ben Bonus, with special musical
arrangements by S. Fershko, the
noted Israeli musical director.
The cast of young Jewish stars
includes Leon Liebgold, Al
Harris, Lili Lilliana and Mina
Bern.
Tickets are available at the
Institute or from Louis Levine,
Farband director, TO 8-5884.
Adas Shalom Young Married
Couples Club will hold its
monthly square dance Meeting
on April 13, in the synagogue.
At a program planned for
April 24, Kenneth E. Commons,
assistant special agent of the
FBI in Detroit, will be guest
speaker.
For inforation on programs
of the group, call Nat and Gerry
Goldstone, LI 6-5044.
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DECORATORS
Branch 11, Labor Zionist Or-
ganization of America, will meet
Saturday night, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Zigmond Moses,
22190 Sussex, Oak Park. Plans
for the annual third seder on
April 20 will be formulated.
Featured will be an address
by Aldo Vagnozzi, associate edi:
for of the Michigan CIO News
and chairman of the 14th Dis-
trict Young Democrats, on "La-
bor Under Fire," a review of
three-year Kohler strike.
Music and Entertainment
Brig. Gen. S. L. A. Marshall,
military :analyst of the Detroit
DI. 1-1609
News, will give a report on the
and His Orchestra
Middle East at 8 p.m., Tuesday,
at Cong. Beth Joseph, 18450 Wy-
oming. The meeting is jointly ,w,F.4.4txx4waglreza.7.-wox4F.KAwA
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CHAPTER will hold its annual
election meeting at 8:30 p.m.,
Monday, at Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue. A "Make-Down" demon-
stration by representatives of a
local cosmetic studio will be
featured. A social hour will
conclude the program.
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