Miss He D r. Zeff
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MISS NATHALIE HELLER

A June wedding is being
planned by Nathalie Heller and
Dr. David Zeff. The bride-elect
is the daughter of Mrs. Samuel
E. Heller and the late Mr.
Heller. Her fiance is the sbn of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zeff.
Both Miss Heller and Dr.
Zeff are graduates of the Uni-
versity- of Michigan.

Socialites 'May Dance'
to Close Regular Season

Detroit Socialites have con-
cluded arrangements for its May
Dance, to be held May 19, in
the social hall of Beth Abraham
Synagogue, it is announced by
Dorothy Farber, special events
chairman.

Mickey Woolf and his or-
chestra will provide the music
and entertainment for the event,
which will close the regular
season's activities.

activities in Society

Members of the community who are actively engaged in
making arrangements for the annual Jefferson-Jackson- Day
ReCeption, to be held at 3 p.m., May 18, in the Crystal Ballroom
of Masonic Temple, are Mesdames John Schneider, 18515 Wood-
ingham; David Greenspan, 20450 Cheyenne; Alfred Meyers, 16809
Sussex; Victor J. Baum, 19340 Pinehurst; Stanley Salamon, 4341
Glendale; and Nathan Grundstein, 826 Longfellow. Mrs. Nancy
Williams, wife of the Governor, is chairman of the hosts and
hostesses. Sen.-. Wayne Morse will be principal speaker.
Mr. Leonard N. Simons, past' president of Temple Beth El,
was elected a member of the board of trustees of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations at the 44th biennial convention
of the Reform organization in Toronto. Mrs. Sanford R. Klein,
a past president of the Beth El Sisterhood, was elected to the
board of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods. It was
the 21st biennial convention of NFTS, and was also held in
Toronto.
Mrs. Sarah Novograd returned recently to her home on Park
Ave., Oak Park after vacationing for a month in Miami Beach,
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. Stark, of 19169 Ilene, will leave May
17 aboard the SS United States for a visit of a few months in
Europe.
MisS Marilyn Forman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Forman, of 19314 Stansbury, was recently tendered a sweet six-
teen luncheon by her parents at Menjo's. There were 75 guests
who helped Marilyn celebrate the occasion.
• Mr. Elliot Fisher, of 19303 Indiana, will leave today for an
extended tour of Europe and the Bahama Islands.
Mrs. Abe Gordon, of 4023 Waverly, was honored at a May
Day. Tea for Volunteers in the Detroit Red Cross Canteen Service.
Mrs. Gordon was presented with a pin denoting five years of
service to the organization.
Ensign James Arthur Hack was commissioned in the United
States Navy upon his graduation from the Officer Candidate
School at Newport, R.I., May 3. Ensign Hack is the son of Lt.
Col. and Mrs. Morton .Hack and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Hack. He is a 1956 graduate of the University of IvIichi-
gan, where he was affiliated with Tau Delta Phi Fraternity.
Mrs. Rose Rosenblatt, of 18714 Greenlawn, has left for a
visit o Los Angeles, where she will be the guest of her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldstein.

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Cordial Friends Set Dance

Cordial Friends .Club will
hold a dance at 8:30 p.m., Sun-
day, at the Davison Branch of
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The Keynotes Orchestra will
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MISS ELAINE GOLDRATH

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nathan-
son, of Nadine Ave., Huntington
Woods, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Elaine
Goldrath, to Dr. Robert T. Gold-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Goldman, of Webb Ave.

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Miss Goldrath is a graduate
of Wayne State University and
is presently teaching in the De-
troit area. Dr. Goldman is a
graduate of the University of
Michigan Medical School, and
is soon to begin a residency
program at University Hospital,
Ann Arbor.

An August wedding is
planned.

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While walking through Cen-
Tonight at 8:30, students will
tral's corridors, one looks
gather at the Masonic Temple
around and sees feet on the for the fourth annual Spring
walls, floors and windows. A
Fling presented by the student
question arises—but any 'Lite
council and the parents club.
soon realizes that this is for
Music for the dance is provided
"Best Foot Forward," the senior by Sam Emmer. Tickets may be
play to be presented next purchased at the door.
Thursday and Friday in Cen-
Seniors, too are busy with
tral's auditorium. Tickets are
now on sale.
their activites before gradua-
Central is sporting another tion.
trophy, as Abigail Rabinowitz, " In the past it has been tradi-
won first place in the Ameri- tional for graduating seniors
can War Veterans Contest for to have Color Day when all
her essay on the subject "Amer- the students wear the colors
ica's Crusade for Free Men's of the class. This year's class
Rights. Central will display established a different idea in
the trophy until next year's having an Off-Color Day. Pres-
contest. Congratulations are ented by the program corn-
also in order to Ronnie Green- mittee of the senior class, the
berg and Ozzie Glieberman who day featured a song fest on the
have placed in a contest spon- football field. Chairmen of the
sored by the Merchant Marine. committee were Freya Spector
Lenny Soloman, Dave Stalrit, and Jay Hamburg.
-Judy Howell and Cookie Fisher
On the social side, the entire
will be heard on Junior Town
Meeting of the Air when they class was invited to a party
debate, "Are Teen-age Drivers last Saturday, at the Esther
Berman Branch of the Jewish
Irresponsible?"
Wanted: All old clothes for Center. Th& - Saxons and Im-
the annual Spring Clothing perials, two Jewish Center
Drive to be held Monday and Clubs, rented the hall for the
evening.
Tuesday.
Fifteen 'Lites from the June
On May- 25, Mumford's speech
graduating class joined with department will hold its third
honor students from all the De- annual Speech Banquet at Sam-
troit High Schools to receive a my's in Oak Park. Tickets are
Phi Beta Kappa Certificate available to any student inter-
Award. Honored were Marshall ested in speech activities.
Berman, S h a r on Bernstein,
Congratulations to Peter
Michael Cowan, Bernard Epel, Quint and Gary Gussin, win-
Oscar Glieberman, Jerry Gold- ners of a four year college
berg, Ira Jaffe, Frances Kagan, scholarship from the National
John Kesselring, Anna Mala- Merit Scholarship competition.
fouris, Jack Pelcman, Abby The boys are among eight win-
Rabinowitz, Anita Silverman, ners in the entire Detroit area.
Diane Sklar, and Marvin Wein-
Mumford's girls' tennis team
garden.
got off to a good start in win-
Esther Durham, Ronnie ning their first game from Cen-
Greenberg, Anna Malafouris, tral. This year's team consists
Riva Pratt, Jack Pelcman, of Linda Aaron, Judy Dizner,
Marshall Berman and Jean Audrey Faren, Louetta Hart-
Waugh have won the Michigan stein, Judy Price, Glenda Sam-
Regents Alumni Scholarships. uels, Arline Schacter, Linda
Central's thought for the Zukerman, Ruthan Chaenko,
week: "It is nice to be im- Sue Sofferin, Judy Stein and
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