Honeymoon in Mexico
After April 13 Rites

MRS. IVAN M. FORBES

activities in Society

Mrs. Helen Jackman, representing the Elkin Travel Bureau,
19437 Livernois, left last Wednesday for a visit to Europe where
she will check accommodations and services for her clientele.
During her travels, she will make stop-overs in England, Bel-
gium, France, Spain, Portugal and Italy. Accompanying Mrs.
Jackman are Detroiters Mrs. Alice Schrier and Mrs. Mary Rosen-
berg. Mrs. Rosenberg will continue her travels to Israel, where
she plans to stay for six to eight weeks.
Mrs. Herman Litvin and daughter, Evelyn, of 18410 Wood-
ingham, have just returned from a month's vacation in Miami
Beach.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Eder and daughter, Beverly, of Canter-
bury Dr., returned home this week from the Concord Hotel,
N. Y., where they spent the Passover holidays.
Former Detroiters Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zuckerman, now of
Springfield, N. J., are currently on a world tour, which already
has taken them to Honolulu, Tokyo, Hong Kong, China and
India.
Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Franzblau and daughter, Deborah,
of San Rafel, Calif., have returned home after attending the
Baker-Franzblau wedding here on March 16.
Mrs. Bernard Rose, of 23301 Kipling, Oak Park, has returned
home after an extended four-month trip which took her to Sara-
sota and Miami Beach, Fla., Los Angeles, Las Vegas and San
Francisco. While in Los Angeles, she attended the weddings of
Liane Nagelberg to Teddy Cohen and Lillian Marienthal to
Joseph Miller.

A canopy bedecked with
white roses and chrysanthe-
mums provided the setting for
the wedding on April 3, in the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel of Ro-
chelle Debra Miller and Ivan
M. Forbes.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham B. Mil-
ler, of Birchcrest Drive. Mr.
Forbes is the son of Dr. and
Mrs. Joseph Forbes, of Merton
Road. Rabbi Morris Adler and
The annual luncheon of the
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar Women's- Guild of Sinai Hos- of the organization, who be-
tween them have compiled over
officiated.
pital will be held at 12 noon, 10,000 hours of volunteer serv-
For the candlelight ceremony, May 2, at the Franklin Hills
the bride chose a gown of gar- Country Club, when the nomi- ice, will be honored. They are
Mesdames Jos e p h Hartman,
denia Italian silk peau de soie, nating committee will present Joseph G. Fenton and Harry
highlighted by an empire bod- its slate for the election of offi- Barnett, vice-presidents; B. Ben-
ice and styled along princess cers.
edict Glazer, secretary; and
lines. The dombe, floor-length
Five of the founding officers William P. Greenberg, treas-
skirt extended into a chapel
urer •
train.
The Guild is "saying it with
Her fitted crown of heirloom
flowers" as the tribute to the
Brussells lace held in place her
retiring officers will be carried
veil of gardenia silk illusion
out with a special program on
which fell in two tiers to her
At a family dinner recently,
fingertips. She carried a prayer- Mrs. Jack M. Cooper, of Ard- flowers and floral arrangements.
Mesdames Raymond Sokolov
book with phaelanopsis and cas- more Ave., announced the en-
and Isadore Winkelman, pro-
cading streamers of white hya-
gagement of her daughter, gram chairmen, have arranged
cinth petals.
Suzanne Beth, to Lewis Kaplan,
Mrs. Irving Gordon, the son of Mr. and Mrs. David R. for the appearance of Mrs.
bridegroom's sister, was her Kaplan, of Appoline Ave. The Louis Savage, a graduate land-
matron of honor, and Barbara couple attends Wayne State scape gardener, who will pre-
sent ideas to the ladies on ar-
Ann Miller was her sister's maid
University. A Dec. 25 wedding rangements.
of honor. Janice Forbes was is planned.
Mrs. Savage is a judge of the
bridesmaid, while Marian Phyl-
* * *
Michigan Horticulture Society,
lis Miller, another sister of the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Apple,
of
a former state chairman of hor-
bride, was junior bridesmaid.
Los Angeles, formerly of De- ticulture and is president of the
Stanley S. Schwartz was the
bridegroom's best man, and ush- troit, announce the engagement Bloomfield Hills branch of the
of their daughter, Sandra, to National Farm and Garden
ers included James L. FIowlitt,
of Pontiac, Edmund London, of Roger Cohen, son of Mr. and Association.
Mrs. Leonard Winer is pre-
Royal Oak, and Irving Good- Mrs. Robert Cohen, of Sherman
Oaks, Calif. A July 5 wedding paring a short skit for the occa-
man. Martin Howard Miller, is
planned.
sion, with Mrs. Eli Gross in
brother of the bride, was junior
* * *
charge of directing. Participants
usher, while assisting the ush-
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Million, will be Mesdames Eugene J.
ers was Bruce Colton.
Following the ceremony, a of Wisconsin Ave., announce Hirsch, E m a n u el Rotenberg,
wedding dinner and reception the engagement of their daugh- Morris Goldberg and Philip
in the Fountain Room honored ter, Sarah, to Norman Plotnick, Kaplan with piano accompani-
the newlyweds. They left for a of Santa Barbara Dr. Mr. Plot- ment by Mrs. Harry Platt.
Mrs. Seymour Frank, presi-
honeymoon in Mexico, after nick is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
which they will take up resi- William Plotnick of Washing- dent, urges all volunteers to
ton, D.C.
attend. Reservations, she adds,
dence in Royal Oak.
The bride-elect attended must be made with the Guild
Out-of-town guests who at-
tended the ceremony w e r e Wayne State University. Her office, BR. 3-3000, by April 30.
from Miami, Fla., Chicago, Ill., fiance graduated from Ameri-
St. Louis, Mo., Pittsburgh, Pa., can • University in Washington,
New York City, Mt. Vernon. D.C. A June 29 wedding is
N. Y., Jackson, Mich., Toronto, planned.
Ont., Windsor, Ont., Port Col-
burne, Ont., Flint, Pontiac and Prof. Levin's Article
GOLD - WEINBERG . — Mr.
Orchard Lake, Mich.
and Mrs. Leonard Weinberg
Published
by
U
of
M
announce the marriage of
The new Mrs. Forbes for-
An article by Prof. Samuel their daughter, Sharon Joann,
merly was a student at the Uni-
versity of Michigan, and is pres- M. Levin, of the economics de- to Arnold Morton Gold, son of
ently a student at Wayne State partment of Wayne State Uni- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gold. The
University. Mr. Forbes is a versity, entitled "Malthus on ceremony was solemnized on
graduate of the U. of M. law War," is included in the 1958 March 30, at Temple Israel,
school, and is affiliated with volume of "Papers of the Mich- after which the couple left for
gan Academy of Science, Arts, a honeymoon t h r ough the
Phi Sigma Delta fraternity.
and Letters," published by the Southwest.
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J. H. Wineman Heads University of Michigan Press.
The present article is the
SCHWARTZ-KATMAN. New-
Retail Merchants Assn. third of Prof. Levin's published lyweds Mr. and Mrs. Bert Alvin
James H. Wineman, presi- studies on the Malthusian Schwartz will soon take up resi-
dent of People's Outfitting Co., theme.
dence in the Bronx, N. Y., fol-
and a leader in Jewish com-
lowing a honeymon to the Car-
munal and civic affairs, was
ibbean. Before her recent mar-
elected president of the De- Holiday Magazine Tells
riage, the bride was Marilyn
troit Retail Merchants Associ- Jewish Cookery Story
Katzman, daughter of Mr. and
ation.
The story of Jewish cookery Mrs. Daniel Katzman, of Wind-
Members elected to the in New York is told in the May sor, Ont. Mr. Schwartz is the
board include Benjamin Gold- issue of Holiday magazine.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
stein, I. Winkleman, Louis -A.
An article titled "The Derma Schwartz, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Baum, Joseph H. Davidson, Road," by Hugh G. Foster, gives
* *
Maurice A. Enggass, Louis the ingedients and cooking
STARK - WOLFGANG. Mr.
Frank, Charles S. Himelhoch, methods for many outstanding and Mrs. Louis Wolfgang, of
C. A. Kramer, Nathan Lurie, Jewish dishes, and recommends Muirland Ave., announce the
Herman S. Osnos and Bernard a selected list of Jewish res- marriage of their daughter, Sue,
E. Pincus.
taurants in Manhattan.
to Paul Stark, on April 5.

Sinai Women's Guild Honors First Officers
at Annual Luncheon Meet at Franklin Hills

Mrs. Kaplan Elected

by Beth Aaron Women

Mrs. Al b e r t Kaplan was
elected president of Beth Aaron
Sisterhood at the organization's
recent annual meeting. She
heads the following slate of of-
ficers chosen by the nominating
committee:
Mesdames Hyman Zalenko,
George Fredson and J. H. Moss,
vice-presidents; J. Haas, treas-
urer; Marvin Last, S. Wasser-
man, A. Weiner, N. Lux and R.
Kravitz, secretaries; G. Ravet
and M. Amder, sentinels; Jack
Shenkman, past president, moni-
tress; A. Winkler, H. Becker
and Irving Chaiken, trustees.
1VIembers elected to the board
of directors are Mesdames P.
Bradley, P. Chapnick, B. Free-
man, M. Kaminsky, J. Levitt,
M. Litvin, L. Rogovein, S. Rai-
kow, M. Sosnick, J. Taylor, B.
Wasserman and L. Weingarden.
Mrs. I. Chaiken, chairman of

the Torah Fund, announces a
special Torah luncheon for all
contributors at 12:30 p.m., April
29, in the synagogue. Coin boxes
can be picked up by calling Mrs.
A. Kaplan, UN. 2-3709.

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