Elaine Klein Engaged Adas Shalom USA' Slates First Carnival
The first fund,-raising carni- people are invited to attend.
val sponsored by the Ada Sha- Proceeds will go to the Jewish
to Sidney Gewirtz
Theological Seminary.

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activities in Society

Dr. David Blum, of this city, has returned from Columbus,
0., where he attended the 40th annual scientific convention of
the Ohio Chiropodists Association at the Deshler-Hilton Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Isenberg are visiting with their
children, Mr: and Mrs. Thomas L. Easton (Judith Ann Isenberg),
and newborn grandson, James Lind, in Roselle, N.J.
Adrienne Goldberg will present a group of her students in a
piano recital, at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, in Baldwin Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Isaacs, of Sussex Ave., have returned home
•from St. Louis, Mo., where they attended festivities in honor of
the engagement of their soh, Lawrence Jordan, to Patti Sue
Feinstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Feinstein, of St.
Louis. A party in the couple's= honor was held at the Kingsway
.'Hotel. The bridegroom-elect is Stationed at Fort Leonard Wood,
,
Mo.
delegates to the Women's Division, American Jew-
Mi chgan
i
ish •ongress, recent national. convention at the Shoreham Hotel ,
in Washington, D.C., were Mesdames Irene Schubiner, Louis
Menk, Henry Caplan, Clarence Bayles, Joseph Greenberg, David
Singer, Julius Rutzky, I. B. Dworman, Solomon Redstone,
MISS ELAINE KLEIN
Maurice Shackett, Saul Schmidt, Sallen Lurie, Harry Shefman,
At
his son's Bar Mitzvah, Dr.
Adolph Miller, Louis Redstone, Detroit Women's Division presi-
William Klein, of 1795 Oakman.
dent, and Oscar Hertz.
Blvd., announced the engage-
ment of his claughter, Elaine
Central '47 Grads
Miriam, to Sidney Gewirtz, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Gewirtz
Set 'Trailblazer Hop'
of Brooklyn, N.Y.
Members of the graduating
Miss . Klein is a student at
classes of January and June, Wayne State University's col-
1947 will gather at the "Trail lege of music education. Her
blazed Hop," a dance celebrat- fiance, a graduate . of Brooklyn
ing the 10th anniversary re- College, is assistant director of
union of the classes.
music for the United Hebrew
The dance will be held at Schools.
8:30 p.m., Tuesday, in the Vet-
erans Memorial Bldg., 151 W. Public Servants Week
Jefferson. Besides dancing,
there will be priies, entertain- To Be Held June 5 at
r
ment and `refreshments.
Wayne Training School
For reservations, call Gladys
Participating in the annual
(Wohl) Kemper, 14. 6-0067;
Selma (Kaufman) Fishman, LI. observance of Public Servants
6-3017; or Shirley Berg, LI. Week, the staff of the Wayne
County Training School have
5-6419.
planned a program to which the
•
general public is invited. The
program, prepared by the child-
ren in resident, will be pre-
sented from 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. on
MISS BEVERLY JAFFEE
Wednesday, June 5.
May 24 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving R. Jaffee!
Public servants Week is de--
announce the engagement of Richard Kahl (Roslyn Katcher), voted to highlighting the activi-
of
2750
Ewald
Circle,
a
son,
their daughter, Beverly Jean, to
ties of those who are employed
Norman Gosman, son of Mr. Michael Alan.
in governmental agencies so
* *- *
and Mrs. Jack Gosman.
that the general public can be-
May 17 — To Mr. and Mrs. come better acquainted with
Both young people attend
Wayne State- University's col- Fred Deutsch (Mary Smith), of various- governmental functions
Greenfield Rd., a son, Evan Jay. and with the personnel who are
lege' of education.
•* *
responsible for carrying out
May 17 — To Mr. and Mrs. these functions.
BB Women's Council
Herman Schwartz (.Rona
The Wayne County Training
to Install Officers •
Brooks), of 2974 Glendale, a School, Northville, Mich., was
A full day's program on June daughter, Stacie Joan.
established in 1926 to provide
* * *
11 will mark the annual instal-
specialized educational services
lation of officers for the Great-
May 16 — To Mr. and Mrs. for children living in Wayne
er Detroit Bn.ai• Brith Women's Samuel Taylor (Eva Bach), of
County. Its pioneer work in the
Council.
20122 Brentwood, Livonia, a
The day's activities will be daughter, Ellen Myra. • field of mental retardation has
won world-wide acclaim. There
* *• *
•held at the Sheraton Cadillac
are over 750 boys and girls in
Hotel.
May 16 — To Mr. and Mrs. residence and during its years
A seminar at 10 .a.m.• will be Fred Moore (Beverly Bateman),
followed,Trby a luncheon, after former Detroiters now of N. of operation it has serviced over
which officers will be inducted. Hollywood, Calif., a son, Mitch- 5,000 children, helping them to
find their place in society as
•The luncheon will take place ell Alan.
responsible citizens. Many of
in the hotel's main ball room.
* * *
the boys • have entered military
Mrs. Fred Rapport, seminar
May 16 — To Mr. and Mrs. service and have served with
chairman, will be aided by the Albert M. Robbins, of 2404 W.
following committee chairmen: 116th St., Inglewood, Calif., distinction.
The Training School is locat-
Mesdames Charles • Solovich, formerly of Detroit, a son, Jack
ed on Sheldon Road between
structure and program; Leonard. Howard.
the Five and Six Mile Roads.
* •* *
Sims, presidential; Robert Cog-
gan, chairmen; Charles Galin-
May 15—To Dr. and Mrs. Wil-
sky, secretaries
liam A. Stoler (Elaine Good- Flint's Summer Day
man), of Votrobeck Court, a
Camp to Open July 1
daughter, Arlene Lynn.
RABBI YEHUDAH LOEWY
* * * •
Dr. Samuel. Gotlib, chairman
di/to4E1 xeluaively
May 14 — To Mr. and Mrs. of the Day Camp Committee of
Paul
Davidson
(Florence
Spec-
Since 1946 in Detroit
the Flint Jewish Community
tor), of '5576 W. Outer Dr., a Council, has called the annual
Hospitols.ond Homes
daughter, Nancy Jody.
parents' meeting of the Summer
5n1tz
TE. 4-7355
* * *
Day Camp for Monday, 8:30
May 14 — To Mr. and Mrs. p.m., at Beth Israel Synagogue.
Martin Mattler, of 10'525 Ver-
Following last year's success-
non, Huntington Woods, a son, ful summer program at Temple
RABBI LEO Y.
Robert Edward.
GOLDMAN
Beth El, the Council's project
* * *
has been enlarged to include
Expert Mohel
May 9 — To Mr. and Mrs. children in .the 5. to 12 year age
Recommended by Physicians
Thomas
L.
Easton
(Judith
Ann
Serving in Hospitals and Homes
group, with three successive
Isenberg), of Roselle, N.J.,
18245 Roselawn
UN 3-6242
formerly of Detroit, a son, three-week sessions conducted
rather than the two sessions of
James Lind. * * *
last summer.
Rabbi Joshua Spiro-
The parents will hear reports
May 5 — To Mr. and Mrs.
CERTIFIED MOHEL
Sol Cohen (Roberta Silver- on Registration to date from
Serving In
stein), of 9600 Dexter, a son, Irving Antell, Council executive
Hospitals & Homes
director, and on personnel and
Dale Marshall.
* * , *
program from Benjamin Berzin,
UN 3-2616
7328 Thatcher
May 4 — To Mr. and Mrs. camp director.
It is contemplated that some
Herbert H. . Miller (Florence
Tchor), - of 19475 Snowden, use will again be made this year
RABBI CHASKEL
twins, a son, Benjamin Joseph; of Camp Tamarack, the property
and a daughter, Miriam Gail.
of the Detroit Jewish Communi-
GRUBNER
* * *
ty Center. Sessions will begin
SPECIALIZED MOHEL
April 18 — To Mr. and Mrs. July 1, July 22 and Aug. 12.
Recommended by Physicians
Marvin Posner, of . 23031 Rad- Registrations are now being
Serving in 'Hospitals and Homes
cliff, Oak Park, a son, Stuart taken, with the first session al-
4252 TUXEDO
TE. 4-6624
most filled to,-capacity.
Louis.

Wayne State Students
Announce Betrothal

lom United Synagogue Youth
organization will be held at 8:30
p.m., Saturday, in the social
hall of the synagogue.
According to Florence Rosen-
thal, overall chairman, the car-
nival will f ea ture booths,
games, refreshments and prizes.
Among the special attraotions
will be an Elvis booth, where'
non-lovers' of singer Elvis Pres-
ley can take out their wrath; a
fortune-telling both; fish pond,
marriage booth, wishing well
and others.
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