Conservative Sisterhoods Plan Two-Day Seminar

Marriages

Two prominent leaders of the
National Women's League of
Conservative Sisterhoods will
address a two-day seminar of
the Detroit Area Sisterhoods, on
Oct. 28 and 29, at Ahavas Achim
Synagogue, according to Mrs.
Joseph M. Markel, president of
the Detroit area sisterhoods and
coordinator for the Michigan
Branch-in-Training of the Na-
tional Women's League, United
Synagogue of America.
The guest speakers will be
Mrs. Baruch I. Trieger, field
work director of the National
Women's League, and Mrs. Mor-
ris J. Saipe, president of the
NWL Central Branch. All Con-
servative sisterhoods in Michi-
gan will be invited to attend
the seminar.
Highlight of the sessions will
be a formal induction of the
state's Conservative sisterhoods
into branch-in-training status.
The ceremonies will be con-
ducted by Mrs. Trieger, who
also will outline organizational,
administrative service and ori-

entation procedures.
Detroit area Sisterhood presi-
dents and wives of Detroit rab-
bis who will serve on the semi-
nar steering committee include:
Mesdames Norman Allen and
Jacob E. Segal, Adas Shalom;
Joseph Glicker and Jacob Chi-
nitz, Ahavas Achim; Jack
Shenkman and Benjamin H.
Gorrelick, Beth Aaron; Harry
Markle and Moses Lehrman,
Bnai Moshe; Baer Keidan, Mor-
ris Adler, and Milton Arm,

Shaarey Zedek; Franklin Levy
and Edward Waldman, past
president; Evergreen J e w i s h
Community. Sisterhood board
members and activity chairmen
also will serve on a planning
committee.
Officers of the Detroit Area
Conservative Sisterhoods are
Mesdames J. M. Markle, presi-
dent; Isadore Leeman, vice-
president; Si d n e y Weinberg,
secretary; and Harry Gunsberg,
treasurer.

RAYMOND - COHEN. On
Sept. 8, in the chapel of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, Adele Sylvia
Cohen, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham M. Cohen, and
Joseph L. Raymond, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Radomsky, of
Cleveland, 0. were joined in
marriage by Rabbi Milton Arm.
Dinner followed in the Gar-
den Room of the Rainbow Ter-
race. Out of town guests, from
Cleveland, 0., included the
bridegroom's sister and brother-
in-law and nieces, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Gluckman, Sandra and
Rochelle, cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Mandell and Barbara, and -
Mr. and Mrs. A. Harrison and
Fern.
WE WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY,
MRS. RICHARD GOLDSTEIN
After the dinner, the couple
SEPT. 25 to 2 P.M.
In a double ring ceremony enplaned for Chicago. They will
performed by Rabbi Israel Hal- make their home in Los An-
WE WILL BE CLOSED
pern and Cantor Shabtai Ack- geles, California.
erman at Beth Abraham Syna-
* * *
Thursday & Friday, Sept. 26-27
gogue, Sunday, Natalie Pearl
FRIEDLAND - GOLDFARB.
Newman became the bride of
In. a- ceremony Sept. 14, in the
WE WILL BE OPEN
Richard M. Goldstein.
Mayfair Room, the wedding of
Sunday, Sept. 29
The bride is the daughter of Molly. Goldfarb to Wilbur
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Newman of Friedland was solemnized by
Pennington Dr. The bridegroom Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka.
STRICTLY
is the son of Mr. George Gold-
KOSHER
stein, of Flint, Mich., and the
MEATS
late Mrs. Goldstein.
Fourth Daughter for
For her wedding the bride
Furniture Made to Order
Originators of "The Hollywood Roast"
chose a gown of ivory Italian Herbert Hordeses,
Restyled
and Reupholstered
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of pearls. Garlands of hand to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hordes
corded lace were on the - floor- (Nessia Singer), former De-
length princess line skirt which troiters who now are making
swept into a chapel train. A their homes in Herzliah,
crown of pearls secured her on Sept. 17. The grandparents,
fingertip veil of pure silk illu- Mr. and Mrs. William Hordes
sion. White roses and stephan- and Mr. and Mrs. W. Singer,
otis formed the bridal bouquet. received word of the arrival of
another Israeli Sabra grand-
Mrs. Aim Cohen of Hunting- daughter by
cable on Tuesday.
ton, W. Va., was matron of
honor. Bridesmaids were Bay-
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Janet Madgy and Millicent
Finkelstein.
Carl Fisher, of Flint, served
as best man. Ushers included
Carl Myers and Allen Bernard,
of Flint, Marvin Newman, the
bride's brother, and Gilbert
Franklin.
Following a dinner and re-
ception, the couple. left for a
NEAR
Florida honeymoon. On their
CURTIS
return, they will reside in Flint.

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&agagements

At a recent party, Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Silverman, of Hub-
bell Ave., announced the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Florence Ann, to Maxwell I.
Schwartz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Schwartz, of Kentucky
Ave.
Miss Silverman is a senior in
the college of education at
Wayne State University. Mr.
Schwartz attended the Univer-
sity of Michigan, where he was
affiliated with Tau Delta Phi
fraternity, and is a graduate of
the Detroit Institute of Technol-
ogy school of accountancy.
An April 20 wedding is
planned.
* * *
The betrothal was announced
this week of Miss Helen Alex-
ander, daughter of Mrs. Milton
M. Alexander, of LaSalle Blvd.,
and the late Mr. Alexander, to
Gerald J. Rowin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Rowin, of
Griggs Ave.

JWV Activities

DETROIT POST and AUXIL-
IARY will hold a joint program
initiating the annual member-
ship drives of both groups at
8:30 p.m., Monday, in the Me-
morial Home. A social hour will
follow.
* * *
Lt. ROY F. GREEN AUXIL-
IARY will meet Tuesday, at the
Memorial Home, when hostesses
will be Mesdames Dave Levitt,
Jerry Dale, Harold Weiss, and
Milton Sriro. Plans will be dis-
cussed for the presentation of
an American flag to the Girl
Scout troop at Fitzgerald

School.

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21-TH E DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, S eptember 20, 1957

Natalie Newman Wed
to Richard Goldstein