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Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hermelin, of 4281 Pasadena, left last
week for an extended tour of South America, during which
they will attend the wedding of their nephew in Buenos Aires,
Argentina: Other stops on their itinerary include Maracaibo,
Venezuela; Sao Palo, Brazil; and . Santiago, Chili. They are
accompanied on their trip by Mrs. Sophie Herman.
The Misses Marilyn Lucas, Susan King and Rita Sloan, stu-
dents of Julius Chajes, will be presented in a piano recital at
4:30 p.m., Sunday, in the -Hyman C. Broder auditorium of the
Davison Jewish Center. Also participating will be Frances Cooper-
man, soprano, a student of Marguerite Kozenn Chajes.
March-April honors for self=improvement go to Mrs. Louise
Friedman who will receive the Jewish Community Center's
Women's Health Club trophy at a luncheon on Wednesday noon,
at the Davison Center. Newly created individual achievement
pins will be - presented to Mesdames Shirley 'Weinstein, Caroline
Einstein and Ann : Galchinsky.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Lopatin, of 21441 Kipling, Oak Park,
recently held' open house in honor of their son, Sheldon Ross,
who is presently serving at Camp Carson, Colo. with the U.S.
Army.
Miss Suzanne Medvin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medvin,
of Murray Hill Ave., was guest. of honor last week at a sweet
sixteen party given by . her parents for 30 of her teen-age friends
at the Detroit Furniture Club.

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Children Unlimited
to Install Officers

PW,,Kinneret. Chapter
-Valerie Okrenhetin
Book Review
to Wed W. Wetsman Slates
Mrs. Charles Solovich will

deliver the
book review
schethiled b y
Kinneret Chap
ter, Pioneer,
Women
for 12:30
Wednesday, at
the home of
Frances
Shayne, 19332
Fielding.
The book re-
view will be
preceded by
luncheon.
Kinneret
Chapter mem-
bers a r e in- Mrs. Solovich
MISS VALERIE OPPENHEIM vited to bring their friends to
the event, according to Sarah
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Allen Kanter, chapter president.
Oppenheim, of 1941 Wellesley
Dr., announce the engagement Turover Announces Plans
of their daughter, Valerie Gail, for Father-Son Breakfast
to William M. Wetsman, son of
Nathan Korby, president of
Mrs. Frank Wetsman and the the
Turover Aid Society, an-
late Mr. Wetsman.
nounces the appointment of
The bride-elect spent 12 years
Schwartz as chairman of
at the Liggett School, and is Julius
the annual father and son
now a junior at the University breakfast,
to be held on June 16,
of Michigan. She also studied at the temple, 12129 Dexter.
at Harvard University, the
Other plans of the group in-
Alliance Francaise and the Sor- clude
a picnic, excursion and
bohne in Paris.
special projects for the summer,
Mr. Wetsman attended U. of according._to
Max Schulzinger,
M., and graduated from the
board
chairman.
Social meet-
University of California at. Los. ings are being resumed
for the
Angeles, where he was presi-
last Monday evening of each
dent of Zeta Beta Tau frater- month.
nity. He is presently chairman
of the Junior Division of the
Allied Jewish. Campaign.
You Can Be, Sure .. If It's

Children Unlimited will hold
its second installation of offi-
cers at a dinner, May 25, at
DONALD FOX LODGE will Holiday Manor, according to
Richard Schaefer, who will
hold its eighth annual installa- Mrs.
reinstalled „
tion of officers on May 25, at be
or a second
the Labor Zionist Institute, f term
as organi-
19161 Schaefer. A buffet din-
ner will be served, and enter- z a tion presi-
tainment will be provided by dent.
Other officers
Mickey Woolf and his orchestra.
Louis Barden, BB council presi- to be initiated
dent, will be installing officer, into office in-
states Martin Singer, Lodge clude Mes-
president. Arrangements for the dames Ray Un-
installation are being made by ger, Ery Levin-
Sngagements
Grant Robbins, program chair- son, William e:
Mrs.
Schaefer
Weiss,
Robert
man, Philip Fox and' their corn-
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Yarost,
Reiner and Leo Steinbaum,
- mittee.
of
Ave., announce
vice - presidents; Irving Aron, the Northlawn
of their daugh-
Harry FridSon, Manny Mackie ter, engagement
Rosalyn, to Gerald S. Wein-
Arthur Benavie Gets.
and Harry Silverman, secreta- traub,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
ries; and Nate Paige, treasurer. seph. Weintraub, of Parkside
-Teaching Fellowship
Mrs. Lou Bindes will be in- Ave. 'Both the bride and bride-
Arthur Benavie, known to De- stalled_ as parliamentarian; Mes- groom - elect are students at
troiters as a ioung concert vio- dames Zolton Rubin, Jack War- Wayne State University. college
linist, will return home from beit and Okie Spilkin, liaison of medicine. A June wedding is
military service next month, officers, Mrs. Marvin Selling, planned.
* * *
historian; Mesdames Lou Ku-
having served a tour of duty as zins, Edward Rosenthal and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dubin,
a lieutenant with the U.S. Army Carl Zipper, trustees; and Mrs.
of Wisconsin Ave., announce
Signal Corps at Fort Huachuca, Emanuel Rosen, sgt.-at-arms.
the engagement of their daugh-
Ariz.
ter, Sandra Victoria, to Maur-
The
organization's
n
e
w
1
y-
Benavie will reside with his
ice Allen Frankel, son of Mr.
parents, MT. and Mrs. Samuel elected board members are Mes- and Mrs. Isadore Frankel, of
dames
Albert
Brown,
Jerry
Benavie, of
Davis, Sid Fields, Bence Mer- Prairie Ave. Mr. Frankel at-
18985 Warring- es
znelstein, Michael Greene, Max tends Wayne State University
ton, until the
Rubin, Isadore_ Silverman, Lou 'College of Medicine, and is af-
fall; when he
TUbbins,
Gerald Weil and Jer- filiated with Phi Lambda
will leave for
Kappa medical fraternity and
ome
Wolfe.
Ann Arbor to
Sigma Kappa. A July
The winner will be followed Kappa
begin a teach-
wedding is planned. •
by
dancing
to
the
music
of
ing fellowship
Ponchito:
in economics at
the University
For dinner reservations; con- May 19 and 26 Schedules
of Michigan.
tact Mrs. Edward Rosenthal, Junior Softball League
An honor
UN. 3-2209, or Mrs. Davis, UN.
Tigers, Yankees, White Sox
Benavie
graduate a n d
2-6601.
and Indians are slugging it out-
Phi Beta Kappa at Wayne State
each Sunday afternoon at Zuss-
University, Benavie earned a
man field as nearly 60 boys par-
master's degree at U. of M. be- Youth Ed League
ticipate in the Jewish Commu-
fore he left for military service. to Install Officers
nity Center Junior Softball
While teaching at the Ann
Leagues, which will continue
Mrs. Milton Hubert, newly- until Jime 16.
Arbor campus, Benavie will
continue his post-graduate stud- elected president of the Youth
Fathers of the players are
ies, leading to a doctorate in Education League, will be in- serving as coaches.
ducted
into
office
at
the
organ-
economics.
Scheduled for Sunday; May
ization's annual installation
Benavie, who was considered luncheon, set for 12:30 p. m., 19, are: 1:30 p.m., Yankees vs.
by many observers to be a Thursday, at Knollwood Coun- Indians; 3:30 p.m., Tigers vs.
promising concert artist, still try Club.
White Sox. May 26, 1:30 p.m.,
plays the violin, but his inter-
Also to be installed are Mes-. Tigers vs. Indians; 3 p.m., Yan-
est in economics has preference
dames Joseph Sklar, William kees vs. White Sox.
in a future career.
Hubert, Lewis Manning, Avery
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IN THE LATEST DESIGNS
Borenstein, Gilbert Mark, Jack
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FOR WEDDINGS, BAR MITZVAHS
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. AND ALL SOCIAL PRINTING
Leonard Shapiro, tribute chair-
AT BIG DISCOUNT
man.
TO. 6-4790 •
Newly elected board mem-
bers for a three-year term are
Mesdames Jarvis Caplan, Je-
rome
Mosher, Moe Orloff, Jack
(Formerly of 'Linwood')
Sklar and Joseph Wolfe.

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