Miss Morton to Wed
Alan Jay Shapiro

Bnai Brith Activities

"Miracle of the Mantle," an A luncheonette will be pre-
installation ceremony written pared and served by Mesdames
by Mrs. Sol Slomovitz, will be Elbert Diamond and Albert
presented at a regular meeting Spinner, social chairmen, and
and annual installation of of- their committee. Mrs. Irving
ficers of the Women's Auxiliary Arlin, president, invites all
of the United Hebrew Schools,_ members and friends to attend.
at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, in
If you have a cancer patient
the Esther Berman Building,
18977 Schaefer. Mrs. Slomo- in your home, call your local
vitz will be installing officer Michigan Cancer Foundation
and chairman of the day. office for help.

REX CHAPTER has planned 19350 Greenfield. Mrs. Henry
its ninth annual installation of Onrich, past president of the
officers ceremony for 8:30 p.m., Metropolitan Detroit Women's
May 26, in the Oak Park Com- Council, will be installing of-
munity Center. New members ficer. Entertainment will be of-
will be initiated, and five and fered by Mrs. David Cohen, who
10-year membership pins will will present a program of Jew-
be awarded. A social hour will ish humor, and • singer Bill
Auster, accompanied by Mrs.
follow.
George Bassin. Mrs. J a in e s
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PISGAH CHAPTER is plan- Kraft, chairman, is assisted by
ning an installation family night Mrs. Alex Cohen, co-chairman.
dinner at 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, Refreshments and prizes will be
Hot hors d' oeuvres available for weddings . . •
in the Hayim Greenberg Cen- featured, according to Mrs. Ben
ter, 19161 Schaefer. A musical Alderman, program chairman.
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program is planned by Mrs.
. . ar mitzvahs, etc.
confirmations ...luaus
Sidney Cohn has been elected
Julius Meskin, installation chair-
man. Officers to be inducted are president of HENRY MORGEN-
?On
r.
Mesdames Carl Gould, presi- THAU LODGE, succeeding Jack
Also completely catered parties
dent; David Goldfine, Samuel Rose in office. Other officers in-
Miller and Jack Schwartz, vice- clude Wilfred Leon, Al Nathan,
MISS MARIAN MORTON
presidents; Phillip Kr am e r , Jesse Antman and Robert Reise,
counselor; Al Klaiman, treas- vice-presidents; Henry Cohn,
and
Mrs.
David
Morton,
of
Dr.
urer; Billi Gallison, Irving Gil- Milton Naimark and Les Schoen-
Sorrento Ave., announce the bert, Sam Hamburger, David berg, secretaries; Edward Chin-
engagement of their daughter, Rosen and Harris BeCker, sec- sky, guardian; and Bill Reifler,
Call ..
Marian Elizabeth, to Alan Jay retaries; Calvin Prady, guide; warden. Trustees are Abe Burn-
IngowmaTanz
Shapiro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lutz, guardian; and Wil- stein, chairman, Phil Needle,
Maurice H. Shapiro, of Cleve- liam Banks, sentinel.
No obligation.
Robert Pasman, Leonard Bright-
land, 0.
Board members are Mesdames man and Nate Kristall. Installa-
The bride-elect is a senior at Samuel Aaron, Joseph Beck, Alfred tion ceremonies wil take place
Rose Brezner, Morris Burn-
the University of Michigan, Bounin,
stein, David Goldman, Alfred Helf- June 12, at Club Alamo.
where she is a member of Phi gott, Gustav Herz, Milton Hubert,
Sigma Sigma sorority. Her Sol Isaacs, Jack Lampert, Meyer
Leib, Al Marcus, Herman Marsh,
PHOTOGRAPHS by
fiance is a U. of M. graduate, Dan Milgrom, Albert Prosky, Na-
BERNARD H.
and was a member of Zeta Beta than Sloan, Harry Thav, Simon
Tau fraternity and Phi Kappa Weinberg and Morris Weintraube.
For reservations, call Mrs.
Phi honorary society. He now
8920 W. 7 Mile Rd. at Wyoming
attends the law school of West- David Goldfine, UN. 1-6874, or
Mrs. Al Klaiman, UN. 2-8498.
ern Reserve University.
KE
1-8196
DI 1-4044
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Bar Mitzvahs — Weddings
IVAN S. BLOCH CHAPTER
Habonim Camp Opens will
install new officers and
board members at 8:30 p.m.,
for Reservations
Midwest Camp Habonim, a Thursday, at the Workmen's
non-profit summer camp lo- Circle, 18340 W. 7 Mile. Mrs.
cated on a private lake near Philip Fealk, past president of
Three Rivers, Mich., 50 miles the Metropolitan Detroit Wom-
from Detroit, is accepting res- en's Council, will serve as in-
ervations for the coming camp stalling officer, and members
of the Adas Shalom Sisterhood
season.
With emphasis on studies in choral group will entertain.
Judaism, Zionism and Israel, Husbands, families and friends
the program includes camping, are invited to the program and
athletic and cultural activities. a light supper which will follow.
A select staff of experienced To be inducted are Mesdames
counselors and adults assures David Taub, president; Norville
the careful and individual su- Rappaport, Henry Gordon, Ju-
lius Sigman and Robert Ellis,
pervision of each camper.
Included on the staff are all vice-presidents; Tommy Sal-
college-age counselors with ex- mons, Phil Richman, Louis
perience in group leadership, Landgarten, Harry Kaplan and
adult Israelis and a registered Herbert Drilich, secretaries;
nurse. A fully-equipped first- Jack Kessler, treasurer; Frank
aid station is maintained, and Bl a zo f sky, sentinel; Dave
a physician is on constant call. Novak, guide; Allan Rose, his-
The dietary laws are strictly torian; Jacob Feldman, counse-
observed in the well-equipped lor; and Julius Droz, Bernard
kitchen, under the supervision Indenbaum, Sanford Kritzer,
of a trained dietician, who trustees. Board members are
who serves well-balanced, nu- Mesdames Norman Charusofsky,
tritious meals.
Nat Cohen, Julius Golden, Abra-
Under the supervision of the
Habonim Camping Association, ham Pelton, Gerald Rosenberg,
Julius Ruda, Sam Tencer and
in existence for over 30 years,
Midwest Camp Habonim has Allan Yaffe. * *
"'physical facilities of the highest
LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CHAP-
standards. Four motels in the
TER
will hold its annual in-
immediate vicinity are available
for parents during the two visit- stallation and Mother's Day pro-
gram at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, at
ing periods.
Registrations are accepted for the Sholem Aleichem Institute,
either a four-week or eight-week
period. For further informa- Two Localites Take
tion, call Mrs. H. Pincus, KE
3-0216.
Roles in WSU Play
"Twelfth Night", Shake-
speare's comedy of mistaken
Jewish News Helps
will be the closing play
Locate Missing Cousin identity,
of the Wayne State University
Through a story which ap- Theater season at 8:30 p.m. May
peared a few weeks ago in The 6, 7, 12, 13 and 14.
Jewish News, a former Detroit
Included in the cast are Stu-
attorney has been put in con- art Freedman, son of Dr. and
tact with a cousin in Poland. Mrs. David Freedman, 18644
Leo Gorka, an attorney who Oak, and Henrietta Hermelin,
formerly lived in Detroit, was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
located in New York where he Irving Hermelin, 10729 Santa
THE SHOE THAT MADE WHEELS OLD-FASHIONED!
now resides. He was sought by
his cousin, Jerzy (Moniek) Maria.
Everybody walks, now that Sandler's put fashion on a *RIPPLE® Sole .. .
This is the first WSU show
Gorka, of Warsaw, Poland.
for Freedman, a speech major
wedged, fringed, and air-conditioned. The cool, cool leather's Pig-O-Link,
The search started when a in Monteith College. He plays
Mr. M. Filar, of Philadelphia, the role of Valentine.
genuine textured pigskin . . . of unbelievable lightness . The effect is fabulous!
wrote to The Jewish News on
Miss Hermelin, as Viola, has
his return from a visit to War- performed frequently in the De-
saw, where Jerry Gorka asked troit area. Since her return
*TM RIPPLE SOLE CORP.
help in locating his cousin.
from the WSU India Tour in
Other styles to $13.95
1958, she has done work at
Center Art Film Program
The final art film program of World Stage and at the new
the season, presented by the Vanguard Theater, has danced
Jewish Center, will be held at in several performances and
8:30 p.m., Thursday. David spoken at the "Adventures in
16633 E. WARREN
Ecker, Center art department Art" cultural series.
19360 LIVERNOIS
Choreography is by Harriet
director, will lead discussion of
Berg.
the program.

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To Install UHS Auxiliary Officers at Luncheon