MISS MARCIA BERMAN
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Ber-
man, of Santa Barbara Dr., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Marcia Elaine, to
Charles Allen Bennett, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Bennett,
of Ohio Ave.
The bride-elect attends
Wayne State University, where
she is a member of Delta Phi
Epsilon sorority. Her fiance
attends the Electronics Insti-
tute, where he is studying elec-
trical engineering.
Plans are being made for an
Aug. 23 wedding.
BB
Women Announce
Anniversary Contest
Bnai Brith Women have an-
nounced a golden anniversary
slogan contest open to all mem-
bers of the national Jewish
women's service organization.
The winning slogan, to be an-
nounced at the April, 1959, na-
tional biennial meeting in
Washington, D.C., will be used
as the theme for BBW celebra-
tions during the anniverary
year.
BBW's anniversary year be-
gan Monday, 50 years to the day
after the founding of its first
chapter in San Francisco, Calif.
Six U of M Freshmen
Win Oreon Scott Prize
The Oreon E. Scott Fresh-
man Prize will be awarded to
several Detroit students at the
University of Michigan on May
8, in recognition for ranking
in the upper five percent of
their class.
Among those to be honored
are Bernard S. Bildman, 20154
Sorrento; Ronald A. Bortman,
17364 San Juan; Barbara L.
Finkelstein, 4241 Buena Vista;
Michael H. Glicker, 18507 Lau-
der; Roger H. Stewart, 18250
Littlefield; and Joseph L. Lazar-
off, 16196 Blackstone.
FOR PASSOVER
CARMEL
WINES
in a variety of flav-
ors from Israel's old-
est vineyards . . .
and for that special
occasion—
Champagne
from
ISRAEL
bottled
in Israel . . . Cer-
tified Kosher by
Israel's rabbinate.
Made and
Israel's exports help her econ-
omy and keep her more secure.
MICHIGAN DISTRIBUTOR
National Wholesale
Grocers Co.
8938 12th Street
Out-of-town
Orders
Promptly Filled TR 1-0606
Set Donor Event of Alpha Omega
activities in Society
Mrs. David Daskal, president
of the Detroit Women of Alpha
Omega dental fraternity, an-
nounces that final plans have
been made for the annual don-
or luncheon, to be held at 12:15
p.m., April 14, at Temple
Israel.
Mrs. Abe Pearlman, vice-pres-
ident, is assisted by Mesdames
David Freedman and Philip
Sherman, chairman and co-
chairman, respectively, in plan-
ning the fund-raising event.
Featured events will be the
appearance of Lewis Norman,
New York comedian, and a fash-
ion show by Offen Furs, with
members serving as models. A
week's vacation for two in Flor-
ida will top the list of prizes.
Proceeds from the luncheon
go to help equip the new den-
tal school at the Hebrew Uni-
versity in Jerusalem, to aid
needy patients at Sinai Hos-
pital's dental out-patient clinic
and for numerous other phil-
anthropies.
Working on the event as
ticket captains are Mesdames
Herbert Arons, Sidney Barak,
Kenneth Belen, Louis Berent,
Joe Davis, Lou Egnater, Manu-
el Feldman, Gerald Freedman,
Tommy Friedman, Nathan Git-
lin, Allan Goldstein, Herbert
Goldstrom, Joseph Grant, Simon
Harrison, Henry Knight, George
Leib, Harold Luria, George
Rosin, Israel Saginaw, Leo
Shipko, Joseph Stulberg and
Edward Warner.
For tickets, call Mrs. Freed-
man, UN 3-1343; or Mrs. Sher-
man, UN 2-4006.
A surprise birthday party was given last Sunday in honor of
Mr. Harry Ruda by his children, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham L. Ruda, of Westhampton Ave., Oak Park. His other
children are Mrs. Gertrude Hyams, Dr. and Mrs. Aaron H.
Haskin, of Newark, N.J., Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ruda and Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Wolfe, of Wyandotte. Mr. Ruda also has 25
grandchildren and one great grandchild.
The Jenny's Family Club recently was host at a dinner party
given in celebration of the return of Air Force Cadet David
Lewis from Guam. A gift was presented from the club by Dr.
Allen Alexander, president. Also celebrated were the birthdays
of Evelyn Lewis, Elayne Lewis and Dolores Caplan.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen will celebrate their 25th wedding
anniversary at a party planned for the evening of March 21, in
their home at 3205 Tyler.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Liebers will celebrate their 25th
wedding anniversary with their friends at a party Saturday
evening, in their home on Kenosha Ave., Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cohen and Mrs. Esthere Koratzky,
formerly of 4097 Tyler, have moved to their new home at
FOR THE FINEST — IN
14060 Greenbriar, Oak Park.
ENTERTAINMENT—It's
Mr. and Mrs. Max Edwards, of 17172 Prairie, will celebrate
their 60th wedding anniversary on Saturday, when they will be
at home to their family and friends, from 2 to 5 p.m.
and his Orchestra
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Rubin, of Schaefer Rd., are vacationing Holmes Travelogue
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in Miami Beach, Fla., to celebrate their 37th wedding anniversary.
on Israel, Monday
With them is Mrs. Rubin's sister, Mrs. Freda Docks.
The third Burton Holmes
Mr. Allan J. Roth, of Tyler Ave., will leave on Thursday
for New York City on the first leg of a trip to Europe. He will travelogue in a series of five
visit in Paris, Moscow and Leningrad, before returning to De- will be presented in the Scot-
troit, in early April. He will then spend a week in Miami Beach, tish Rite Cathedral of Masonic
PHOTOGRAPHY
Temple at 8:30 p.m. on Monday.
Fla., returning home on April 12.
Weddings
Bar Mitzvahs
Formals, Candids, 3 D's, Movies
Entitled "Israel—Land of the
For Quality Workmanship
Bible" it was filmed in color
Call Mr. Rosen
UN 1-9000
by Andre De La Varre and will
be narrated by Robert Mallett.
Amongst the many scenes of
this land that is sacred to three
A Detroit Committee of the
JUNIOR BODZIN FAMILY of the world's great religions
NATIONAL YOUTH MARCH CLUB will meet at 1:30 p.m., are the River Jordan, Jerusa-
And His Orchestra
FOR INTEGRATED SCHOOLS Sunday, in the home of Har- lem, Mount Zion, King David's
has been organized. Dr. Joachim riet and Lionel Bodzin, 23550 Tomb and the Dead Sea.
KE 5-2604
The edifying synagogues of
Prinz, president of the Ameri- Kenosha, Oak Park.
Safed are of special significance
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can Jewish Congress, is one of
for the faithful of Judaism. Here
the national sponsors of the
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Playgoers are due for a great
committee. Locally, the group theatrical treat when Cathleen 100,000 worshippers observed
the
feast
of
Lag
b'Omer.
The
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JACK GORBACK i
meets at 7:30 p.m., each Mon- Nesbitt and Diana Barrymore,
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day, at the People's Community starring in Tennesse Williams' fervent Debka Dance and the :PHOTOS
solemn procession of the Torah
Church, 8601 Woodward.
"GARDEN DISTRICT," bring to Meiron are among the rites
Weddings
b
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this great dramatic success to of this great festival.
Bar
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Curtis Nagel's color film, the Shubert Theater for a two
Israel, at the cross-roads of * Mitzvahs
"Italy—Tale of Ten Cities," will week engagement beginning three continents proffers the *
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be shown at 11 a.m., Wednes- March 23. "Garden District" is traveler a comfortable journey *
day, at DETROIT TOWN HALL, two long one-act plays entitled through time. This is the cradle *Quality work
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in Ford Auditorium.
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"Something U n s p o k e n" and of the Western World and here *
it
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"Suddenly Last Summer." Both are the relics of ten civiliza- t a UN 3-8532
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An exhibition of recent paint- plays have won praise from tions.
ings by Sol Wilson will begin critics and viewers alike and
at 2 p.m., Sunday, at GARE- are r e g a r d e d as the finest
LICK'S GALLERY, 20208 Liver- writing Tenessee Williams has
nois, with a preview and recep- produced.
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tion for the artist. Wilson is
represented in the Metropoli-
ELLIOTT BEITNER, of 18481
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tan, Library of Congress and Hartwell, has been named tick-
Whitney Museums, among et chairman of the annual St.
others. This is his second one- Patrick's Day dance sponsored
"music for the discriminating"
man show at Garelick's.
by the Young Democrat Clubs
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of Wayne County. The • dance
UN 3-0404 — UN 1-3927
BODZIN FAMILY CLUB will will be held at 8:30 p.m.,
meet Sunday evening, in the Tuesday at the Veterans Memo-
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry rial Bldg., 151 W. Jefferson,
Bodzin, 19308 Birwood.
with music furnished by Steve
DCI.
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Williams and his orchestra.
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HIGH SCHOOL INTERNA-
The ROBERT SHAW CHOR-
TIONAL CLUB will meet at
7:30 p.m., Monday, at the Park- ALE will make its appearance
man Branch Library, 1766 Oak- here at 8:20 p.m., tonight, in
man Blvd., when Dr. Edward C. Masonic Temple.
Jandy, associate professor of
sociology at Wayne State Uni-
For consultation at your
versity, will moderate a dis-
convenience without obligation
cussion on "Racial Conflicts in
Call Lincoln 8-2266
South Africa." Among the pan-
With our Irish friends cele-
elists will be Mark Greenberg,
Julie Nichamin and Laurie Wen- brating St. Patrick's Day next
Getting Married?
Tuesday, there will be many
der, of Mumford High School.
glasses of Irish Mist being
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FAY STALBURG and IDA poured. Because Irish Mist is
We Would Like to Be
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SCHWARTZ CLUB will meet Ireland's most popular liqueur,
Invited!
dating
back
nearly
1,000
years.
March 21, at the home of Mrs.
Invited to entertain your guests
It was a Jew, however, who
at a wedding or reception in one
Ida Schultz, 2916 Sturtevant,
of our brand new banquet rooms.
popularized Irish Mist coffee in
We have several beautiful rooms
tot celebrate her 49th anni-
this country a couple of years
. . . our Cadillac Room, with
versary.
an adjoining bridal dressing
ago. He was Robert Briscoe,
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room, is lovely enough for the
then Lord Mayor of Dublin,
wedding service itself . . . and
CORNFIELD FAMILY CLUB Ireland, who on a visit to this
we can serve up to 700 people.
Our skilled staff of experts
will meet Sunday, in the home country, related this recipe.
would be glad to help you in
of Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Kur-
planning
a memorable wedding,
All that has to be done, Mayor
breakfast or reception.
tis, 15220 Northfield, Oak Park. Briscoe explained, is pour a
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WEDDINGS • BANQUETS
jigger of Irish Mist and some
LUNCHEONS • MEETINGS
BAGLEY SCHOOL PTA will heavy floating cream into a
hold father and son night at cup of good, strong coffee and
For More Information or
Reservations Call . . .
7:30 p.m., Monday, under the you have the Irishman's fav-
GEO. A. NETSCHKE,
chairmanship of Louis Wein- orite way of drinking coffee.
Executive Director
stein. "Modern Miracles," a
William O'Donnell, of O'Don-
program dealing with scien- nell Importers and Distributors,
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HENROSE
HOTEL
tific advancements, will be fea- exclusive distributor of Irish
tured, and Milky the Clown Mist in Michigan, says that there
CADILLAC SQUARE
will entertain with magic tricks are many other delightful
AT BATES
and stories. Refreshments will recipes that call for Irish Mist
WO 2-5900
be served.
to liven the taste.
BEN KATZMAN
J. is CLARKE
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News Brevities
m idi. Stein_
Cou/nid.
Lord Mayor Briscoe's
Irish Mist Coffee
19-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, M arch 13, 1959
Berman-Bennett
Rites Set for Aug. 23