Friday, January 31, 1958—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-16

activities in Society

Miss Diane Lewis was recently entertained by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Lewis, of Ridgedale Ave., Oak Park, at a
sweet sixteen party in Menjo's. Phyllis Balamut played the
piano to honor Miss Lewis and to entertain the 60 guests in
attendance.
Mrs. Rose Rubenstein and Mrs. Eada Barrer will present a
number of their pupils in a piano recital on Saturday. There
also will be a demonstration of theory and ear-training.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yolles, of W. Outer Dr., are spending
the winter in Miami Beach, Fla., at the Pine Tree Apartments,
408 W. 25th St.
After his return from a month's vacation in Florida, Cuba,
Jamaica and Puerto Rico, Sidney Markel of Oak Park was sur-
prised with a party, in honor of his 18th birthday, by his sister,
Mrs. Shirley Katz, at Jerri's, for 40 guests on Jan. 25.
Maurice Zeiger, of Detroit, is participating in a 'three-day
seminar on new developments in estate planning and business
life insurance programs at the Statler-Hiltoh Hotel, Hartford,
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sadovitz recently celebrated. their 50th
wedding anniversary at a reception in their honor, held in the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Irving Alpert, of Livonia. Among
the out-of-town guests were the Sadovitz' son, Jack, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Irving Oppenheim.
Honoring Bernie and Bernice Sweet, a mystery bus trip was
given by Mr. and Mrs. Alan Nathan. Among the guests were the
H. Olshanskys, S. Eichenhorns, H. Blinders, A. Weisses, H. Kahns,
J. Sweets, H. Bobroffs, H. Millers, L. Kuzins, H., Winemans, M.
Weisses and M. Mitzes.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Kaufman were honored recently at a
celebration honoring their 25th wedding anniversary. Held at
Mar-Gene Catering, the party was given by their children, and
attended by the couple's many friends and relatives. Helping
to celebrate the occassion also was their first granddaughter,
Michele Renee.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Chadwick, of 2087 Ewald Circle, have
returned home after spending a two-week vacation in New York
City.

Hartz-Gelb Nuptials Women's League to Hear Israeli
a tradition started for the Israel Ministry of For-
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years ago, women's groups eign Affairs, Press Attache of

Mickey Woolf

J. J. CLARKE

MRS. MICHAEL HARTZ

Marilyn Gelb, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Al Gursky, of Bell-
wood Dr., Southfield Township,
was united in marriage to
Michael Hartz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Hartz, of North-
lawn Ave., in a double-ring cere-
mony last Sunday, at Temple
Israel. Dr. Leon Fram offici-
ated.
Deanne Gursky, the bride's
sister, was maid of honor, and
bridesmaids were Judy Dermer,
Marilyn Bez, Carol Moore, Ro-
berta Light and Mrs. Ernest
Berger.
Richard Hartz was his broth-
er's best man, while ushers in-
cluded Ronald Topper, James
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Ernest Berger and Malcolm
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LARRY FREEDMAN!
Bruce Gursky, the bride's
and his Orchestra
brother, was ring bearer, and
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This Week's Radio and i
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Television Programs
Following a honeymoon in
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Wedding Movies
residence on Rensselaer St., Oak
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Expert Work, Lowest Prices
Park.
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
by Marshall Klaper
Station: WWJ.
of Scott Films
Feature: The story of prison. Install Mrs. Blank
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ers of war who are illuminated
by Pirke Avot is told in "The SA Women's Prexy
Wisdom of the Fathers."
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To Help Make . Your Wedding,
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Mrs. Louise Blank, unani-
COUNCIL BROADCAST
mously elected president of
Bar Mitzvah or Party a Success
Time: 10 p.m., Saturday.
the Women's Division, Sholem
Call
Station: WJLB.
Sleichem Institute, will be in-
Feature: Leonard N. Simons,
-stalled at a
And His Entertaining
president of Wayne State Uni-
victory lunch-
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versity Press and associated
eon at 12:30
with
the
new
WSU
department
p.m.,
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day, at the
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Instit u t e,
I icance and possibilities over the
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Weddings - Bar Mitzvahs ° Jewish Community Council's
field.
Our Specialty
Also to be
Quality
Q uality Work - Moderate Prices weekly portion of the Altman
Jewish Hour.
inducted
It
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the luncheon,
To Hold Israeli Shower
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An Israeli shower is planned
which cele-
brates the
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success of the
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group's recent
Games, entertainment and re-
donor lunch-
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are planned. All eon; are the following women:
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Separate Cushion Covers $1 ups, proceeds will go to Israel proj-
ects. The public is invited.
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and Eva Jacobson, vice-presi-
dents; Sarah Kanter, treasurer;
Bessie Litwak and Esther Re-
der, secretaries.
Others are Sarah Schwartz
and Bessie Zarenkin, co-mem-
bership chairmen; Ida Komar-
off, coordinator; Dora Rose,
special projects; Sarah Fried-
man, cultural director; Ruth
Bader, Frances Driker, Ruth
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affiliated with the League of the Israel Embassy in London
Jewish Women's Organizations and director of the Israel Gov-
will forego individual meetings ernment Press Office.
to participate in a city-wide
program.
For the
The event will begin with a
Perfect Affair . .
dessert luncheon at 12:15 p.m.,
Feb. 10, at Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue, followed by an inter-
and His Orchestra
view-type program featuring
Michael Arnon, Press and In-
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formation
Counselor of
the Israel
Embassy in
Washington,
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Weddings - Bar Mitzvahs
Formals, Candids, 3 D's, Movies
Questioning
For Quality Workmanship
Arnon, in a
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Mr. Rosen
take-off on
the Mike Wal-
lace style of
Want The Best?
interview, will
Ask the Folks Who've Had
Arnon
be Hal Gor-
don, of radio station WXYZ.
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Mrs. Paul Feldman is program
and His Orchestra
chairman, and Mrs. Louis L.
Kazdan is League president.
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Vienna-born Arnon came to
Palestine in 1938, and was ed-
ucated in Tel Aviv and later at
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London University. He was a
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member of the staff of the
Jerusalem Post, only English
daily in Israel, served in the
Israel Defense Army and joined
government service in 1949.
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