At a recent board meeting,
plans were made by SISTERS
OF ZION MIZRACHI for a
mother and daughter program
on May 13, at Holiday . Manor.
For reservations, call Mrs. M.
Servetter, UN. 3-9789, or Mrs.
P. Leader, WE. 3-0938,
•
*
EVERGREEN CONGREGA-
TION SISTERHOOD will hold
its annual mother and daugh-
ter dinner on May 9, at Lach-
ar's, under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Edward Friedman. For
reservations, call Mrs. Annette
Meisel, ticket chairman, KE.
3-1844. The public is invited.
* * *
ROCHEL LAYA STEPINER
AID SOCIETY has completed
plans for its 12th annual donor
luncheon, scheduled for April
30, at Rainbow Terrace. The
program will feature soprano
Belle Maslowe, accompanied by
Mrs. Jack B. Mash: For reserva-
tions, call Mrs. Nathan Rosen-
thal, ticket chairman, TO 6-9189.
* * *
HEBREW LADIES AID SO-
CIETY is planning a games
party for May 5, at Cong. Bnai
Moshe. A final planning meet-
ing is set for -April 24, also at
the synagogue. .
* * *
SHOLEM ALEICHEM WOM-
EN'S DIVISION will offer a
luncheon and lecture program
at 12:30 p.m., April 20, in the
home of Mrs. Herman Kantor,
19350 Ardmore. Emanuel Mark,
executive director of the In-
stitute, will speak on Chaim
Grad's book, "Der Mames Sha-
bosim." Mrs. Friedman will
a group of Yiddish readings.
Guests are invited,
NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, will meet at 12:30 p.m.,
Thursday, in - the home of Etta
Kaplan, 6317 Curtis. A Passover
luncheon will be served.
* *
The 15th annual donor lunch-
eon of Yeshivath Chachmey
Lublin Ladies Auxiliary has
been scheduled for 12:30 p.m.,
May 8, at Lachar's. Rabbi
........
>!`a Moses Rothen-
berg will be
principal
speaker, a n d
Mrs. Joshua
Sperka will be
t oast mi stress,
-; according to
Mrs. ISadore
eviri, general
chairman. As-
sisting in plan-
ning the lunch-
eon are Mes-
dames Grace
Pomerantz and
Mrs. Levin
Eva Bernstein,
co-chairmen; A. Bennett and
Edith Golden, societies; A. _Ri-
biat, darlings; Sam Grossman,
B. Forman, Israel Swartz, Rose
Ruben, A. Shifman, A. Lifshitz
and B. Gittleman, ticket cap-
tains. For reservations, call DI.
1-9061 or TU. 3-2611. Friends
are invited.
4: * *
GOLDA MYERSON • CHAP-
TER, Pioneer Women, will meet
to elect new officers at 9 p.m.,
Wednesday, in the home of
Pauline Stepak, 18287 Santa
Rosa.
Brenda C. Chaiken
to Marry in Summer
MISS BRENDA CHAIKEN
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chaiken, -
of Boston Blvd., announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Brenda Carol, to Mil-
ton E. Rochman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Rochman, of
Sorrento Ave.
The prospective bridegroom
attends the School of Arts and
Crafts.
The wedding will be solemn-
ized on July 13 at Holiday
Manor, with Rabbi M. Robert
Syme and CantOr S. Tulman,
both of Temple Israel, officiat-
ing.
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Club activities
•
Molly Picon to Star
in Masbnic Musical
Molly Picon will star in a
New York productiOn of_ "Far-
blondgeter Honeymoon," musi-
cal comedy toRP"
be presented
for a single
performance on
the evening of
April 28, in the
Masonic Tem-
ple audtiorium.
The cast,
which
c ome to De-
troit direct
from the Em- Molly Picon
.pire City, includes Rose Green-
field, Gitel Stein, Telma Jacob-
son, Barbara Travis, Esther
Zaltzman, Jacob Kalich, Michal
Michalesko, Leon Shechter, Ja-
cob Jacobs and Jacob Suzanoff.
Tickets for the show are
available at Grinnell's, Boren-
stein's Book & Music Stores,
Spitzer's Hebrew Book & Gift
Center, Esquire Grill (Dexter
at Leslie) and Lucky Star Su-
per Market (W. Seven Mile at
Sorrento).
For information call Arthur
I. Shapiro, 3037 Monterey, TO.
8-5632.
Over 7000 to Convene
on Michigan Safety
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
KOROSTISHEVER AID SO-
CIETY is currently making
plans for its annual mother and
daughters banquet, to. be held
May 13, at the Labor Zionist
Institute, 19161 Schaefer.
KINNERET CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women, will meet at 12:30
p.m., Thursday, in the home of
Mrs. Max Rubenstein, 17362
Roselawn. A cultural meeting,
highlighted by a Passover pro-
gram, is planned.
Garden' Setting for
Warren-Levine Rites
The second annual Antiques
Show of the Grosse Pointe Ro-
tary Club will be held May 7
to 10, at the Grosse Pointe War
Memorial, 32 Lakeshore Rd.,
Grosse Pointe, to raise funds for
various community service proj-
ects.
The show will consist of ex-
hibits • by 20 antique dealers,
whose merchandise will be for
sale, according to Edward W.
Taube, Jr., general chairman,
Among the projects sponsored
by Grosse Pointe Rotary are
student loan and scholarship,
There are
still a few
select dates
available.
for the
Perfect
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and His Orchestra
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MRS. PHILIP T. WARREN
In a garden setting of roses
and tropical foliage in the Hotel
Statler's Wayne Room, Marilyn
Faye Levine exchanged marital
vows with Philip Tremaine
Warren last Saturday evening.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Samuel Le-
vine, of Monica Ave. Mr. War-
ren is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Warren, of Dartmouth
Ave., Oak Park. Dr. Richard C.
Hertz officiated at the double-
ring ceremony.
For . her wedding, the bride
selected a gown of ivory peau
de soie with a sabrina neckline,
fitted bodice and miniature
sleeves. It was lavishly appli-
qued with hand-corded Alencon
lace, and the same lace embel-
lished the full skirt, which
ended in a chapel sweep.
A tiara of pearls held her
tiered veil of silk illusion, and
she carried a cascade arrange-
ment of lilies-of-the-valley and
anthurium. •
Mrs. Fred Cherrin, the bride's
cousin, was matron of honor,
and 'another cousin, Elaine Ka-
soft, was maid of honor.'Brides-
maids were Leatrice Rothberg,
Sandra Bowman, Sharon Car-
-penter and Phyllis Young, with
little Joyce Elk as flower girl.
The bridegroom's brother,
Harold Warren, was his best
man, and ushers were Eugene
Merkow, Leo Merkow, Carmen
Feola, Gerald Stone a nd Ralph
Stambolian.
Following dinner and a re-
ception in the hotel's Grand
Ballroom, the newlyweds left
for a honeymoon to Mexico .City,
Acapulco and Jamaica. On their
return, they will reside at 2601
W. McNichols.
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For The Holidays?
See MRS. HAZELWOOD
Specialist in Tinting
and Silver Blonding
at
BLACKSTONE MANOR BEAUTY SALON
20465 SCHAFER nr. 8 MILE
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THINKING OF CAMP?
Try RISEMAN FARM CAMP
Dryden, Michigan
NOW IN ITS 18TH SEASON
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, 5 THROUGH 12
Modern Facilities
Emphasis on . . .
• Swimming & Recreational Activities
• Well-Rounded Program
• Democratic Group Living in the Out-of-Doors
• Farm Setting (Each Child Has a Garden of His Own')
Member: American Camping Ass'n.
More than 7,000 people in-
terested in safety activities. in
Michigan are expected to gather
in Grand • Rapids April 23-25
WO 3-0762
for the 27th Annual Michigan
Detroit Office: 1063 Penobscot Bldg.
• The crueliest lies are often
Safety _Conference.
UN 1-1724
17321
Northlavvn
Ave.
told in silence.
Theme for the conference is
—Robert Louis Stevenson.
"Eyes, Ears and Hands for
Safety,"
Although each of the ten par-
ticipating state industrial and
education divisions will hold
special session throughout the
three-day meeting, an all-con-
ference luncheon will be , held
April 23 at the Pantlind Hotel,
Paintings and Drawings
and an all-conference banquet
will close the sessions April 25
in the Civil Auditorium.
The Public Utilities division
will discuss communications,
Sunday, April 14, through May 4, 1957
overhead lines, forestry, gas
utilities, and underground util-
ilities. Panel discussions will
Preview and reception for artist, on . Sunday, April 14, 2 to 6 p.m.
feature workmen's compensa-
tion, personal injury accidents,
and economic losses of accidents.
Ga relick's Gallery
School and College division ses-
sions present a progress report
Detroit, Mich.
20208 Livernois
on. the Michigan driver educa-
tibn' progiani..' •
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23—THE D ETROIT JEWISH NEW S — Friday, April 12, 1957
omen's
Grosse Pointe Rotarians traffic safety, underprivileged
and youth service.
Plan Second Antique Fair