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Set New Year's Parties!

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Two parties scheduled by two
separate organizations will be
held in celebration of New
Year's.
The Sholem Aleichem Insti-
tute plans dancing and dining
C4 for the evening of Dec. 31, at
0-5
its new building at 19350 Green-
field. Entertainment will be led
by Samuel Levett, dance instruc-
tor. A five-piece orchestra will
play for dancing. Friends are
invited. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. Frances Shayne,
KE. 3-7290, or at the Institute
office, VE. 8-7440.
Workmen's Circle branch
460-E will meet on the same
evening at 18225 W. Seven Mile.
Food, favors, dancing and a
floor show are planned. Reser-
vations must be made before
Dec. 23 by calling the Circle
office, KE. 7-5440, or KE. 3-9759.
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Marvin Lehrman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lehrman, of
20019 Lichfield, and Joel Mitchell Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan W. Cohen, of 10139 Curtis, have returned from Chicago,
Ill., where, as members of the Wayne State University debating
squad, they participated in the Navy Pier Tournament at the
University of Illinois. Many of the Middle West's leading univer-
sities were represented. On - the return trip, at the invitation of
James Bird, educational director of Jackson Prison, the young
men stopped off there to participate in a series of debates with
the prisoners. An inspection tour of the institution and luncheon
with prison officials followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lash, of this city, are currently vaca-
tioning in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Zimmerman, of Oak Park, Mich.,
have returned home from a stay in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mrs: Mollie Shulman and daughter, Betty, of Pasadena Ave.,
have just returned from a month's holiday in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Levin, of 19161 Meyers, left Dec. 19
for Los Angeles,. Calif., where they will spend two months visit-
ing with their children.
Mr. Jerry Laurence Kazdan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Kazdan, of 24321 Blackstone, Oak Park, has been elected presi-
dent of Kappa chapter, Kappa Nu fraternity, on the campus of
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Mr. Irving Markel was honored with two events ; in celebra-
tion of his birthday last weekend. He was the guest of honor
at a luncheon tendered at the Hotel Statler Terrace Room by his
brother, Mr. Sidney Markel, and was honored at a dinner party
at Jeri's given by Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Sikov for family and
friends..

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Landau
of University City, Mo., have
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Jo Ann, to
Stuart I. Raskas, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris H. Raskas, formerly
of Detroit and now of Univer-
sity City, and grandson of Mrs.
and his Orchestra
Moses Bachrach, of Sussex Ave.,
LI 7-2943
here.
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Miss Landau is attending
Washington University, where
she is a member of Sigma Delta
ENGRAVED-LI KE
Tau sorority. Mr. • Raskas at-
Wedding and Bar Mitzvah
tended Wayne State University,
INVITATIONS
The matriar-cli of the Horo-
I where he was a member of witz
100
and Margareten families,
Kappa
Nu
fraternity.
He
pres-
For Only - S8'
Mrs. Regina Margareten, will
ently
is
news
director
of
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St.
Inquiries
celebrate her
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Louis radio station KXLW.
95th birthday
Their- wedding date is June 8.
Wednesday. -
Horowitz
Young Marrieds Set
Brothers and
Margare-
Family Hanukah Party
t e n , leading
TOWNSEND 6-4034
A family dinner will climax
manufac-
WILL
"MEMORIES THAT -
a Hanukah party planned by
turers of mat-
LAST. FOREVER.
the Young Marrieds Group of
zos and other
Temple Israel from 4:30 to
'kosher foods,
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6:30 p.m., Sunday, in the
w a s founded
• All WORK . .GUAR Ai. lIFIEDr.:
by Mrs. Mar-
temple.
The program, open to all
gareten's fath-
members and their families, is
er in 1883,
under the chairmanship of Mr. Mrs. Margareten when he and
and Mrs. Bernard Pedell and his family arrived here
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Seyburn. from their native Hungary.
7 Mile - Southfield Area
Planned are children's games, When her husband, Ignatz, died
songs, a candle-lighting cere- in 1926, Mrs. Margareten inher-
for
mony, grab-bag, other prizes ited the title of treasurer and
director.
and a latke supper.
Organizations, Clubs,
Mrs. Margareten plays an
For information on member-
Meetings and Socials
ship, call Mrs. Moe Traurig, active role in the business, and
vice-president of membership, is at the plant to formulate
Kitchen Facilities Available
policy and make dicisions every
DI. 1-2546.
working day. Much of each day
KE 7-5440 KE 3-6621
is devoted to efforts for scores
World Stage to Feature
philanthropic activities.
Fitzgerald's 'The Vegetable' of Mrs.
Margareten has 77 living
World Stage will begin its direct descendants-5 children,
fifth year and offer its 51st pro- 18 grandchildren, 41 great-
duction with the Midwest pre- grandchildren, and 13 great-
miere of F. Scott Fitzgerald's great-grandchildren. They will
comic satire of the Twenties;
present at a birthday celebra-
Home Catering : "The Vegetable." Performances be
tion, Dec. 29 at the Riverside
are planned for 8:40 p.m., today Plaza in New York.
: Let us help you make your
and Saturday, in its new loca-
The 400-member Horowitz-
• party a complete success.
tion, the Detroit Institute of Margareten Family Association
Delicious Food — Dinnerware II Musical Art, 5330 John R, at also will honor her with an
Excellent Service •
• Kirby. Staged by Fred Barnett, affair at the Community House
e the cast will include Barbara of the Park Avenue Synagogue.
: Millan, Barry Levine, Henry
Call: DI. 1-0072
This organization, formed by
Stone, Marvin Miller and Bruce Mrs. Margareten and her late
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6 Milian. Reservations may be husband after World War I to
19315 Jas. Couzens
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made at the Institute or by call- keep the family together and to
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assist the unfortunate, has its
own fund to place and estab-
lish refugees. Mrs. Margareten
is chairlady of the Refugee
Committee.

BEN KATZMAN

;Mrs. Mar orareten
1Marks 95th Year

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