Schultz-Steinhart
Troth Announced
MISS ELAINE SCHULTZ
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L.
Schultz of Indiana Ave. an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Elaine Joyce, to Da-
vid Joel Steinhardt, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob E. Steinhardt
of San Juan Dr.
The bride-elect is a junior in
the College of Education, at
Wayne State University and is
affiliated with Phi Sigma Sigma
sorority.
Her fiance is a graduate of
Wayne State University, Col-
lege of Business Administra-
tion, and is affiliated with
Kappa Nu Fraternity.
The couple plans an August
wedding.
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Aril 120• uncements
Nov. 16 — To Mr. and Mrs.
John Harris Shepherd (Sandra
Schechter). 20425 Cheyenne, a
son, Marc Alan.
* * *
Nov. 14 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry H. Kline (Margo Emmer),
19965 Patton, a son, Alan Eric.
• * *
Nov. 14 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wohlman (Harriett Kel-
ler), 18277. Snowden, a son, Iry
Mayer.
* *
Nov. 12—To Mr. and Mrs.
Harold R. Finstein (Charlotte
Lis), temporarily of Verdon,
France, a daughter, Lea Michel.
* *
Nov. 10 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Pikstein (Helen Cohen),
21830 Cloverlawn, Oak Park, a
son, Martin Eric.
* * * _
Nov. 7 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Harold M. Weinstein (Goldie
Tukel), 24541 Rennselaer. Oak
Park, a daughter, Carol Susan.
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Nov. 5—to Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur E. Schott (Joan Stark),
20444 Maplewood, Livonia, a
daughter, Andrea Lynn.
* * *
Nov. 4 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Stuart Pernick (Edith Cooper),
former Detroiters now at 1721
Springfield, Columbia, South
Carolina, a son, Craig Andrew.
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Nov., 2 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert L. Franklin (Baylee Hor-
witz, 10775 Nadine, Huntington
Woods, a son, Jonathan Jay.
activities in Society
Rosner Family Club will meet Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Lena Rosner, 8910 Chalfonte.
Mrs. Ruth Strefling will entertain the Makie family annual
dinner party Sunday at the Wilshire Hotel.
Mrs. Max Ellis has been elected president of the Bronstein
Family Club. Others taking office are Martin Bronstein, treasurer;
and Mrs. Martin Bronstein and Mrs. Bill Bronstein, secretaries. Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Bronstein, honorary members, have resumed resi-
dence in Detroit after many years in Miami Beach. The next
meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bronstein
of Oak Park.
A family party was given Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Feigenson, 2771 W. - Seven Mile, in celebration of the 40th
wedding anniversary of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holzman
of Elmhurst Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Metier (Marlene Berman) and daughter,
formerly of Prairie Ave., are now residing at their new home, 19646
Donna, Livonia.
Morris Feldman was elected honorary president of the Feldman
Family Club-at a recent meeting held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Beck of Washburn Ave. Named president was Gerald Feld-
man. Others elected were Jerry Chess, vice president; Lillian Olken,
secretary; Mrs. Faye Feldman, Harold Feldman and Robert Feld-
man, treasurers; and Philip Beck, sergeant-at-arms. Committee chair-
men include Mrs. Philip Beck, Mrs. Bela Reinitz, Mrs. Jerry Chess,
Mrs. Robert Feldman and Mrs. Harold Beck.
A surprise testimonial dinner was given recently at Larco's in
honor of Louis and Rose Bensman of Marlow Ave., Oak Park, by
their 34 nieces and nephews and children Beverly and Bob Can-
vasser. Ralph Bensman was master of ceremonies. Ben Pasman pre-
sented a bronze plaque to "Uncle Lou" and "Aunt Rose" in apprecia-
tion for their inspiration to the family.
Students from African and Asian countries were special guests
at a party Saturday _evening at the home of Berenice and Mary Appel,
19733 Shrewsbury. The event, sponsored by the Student Zionist
Organization and Israeli Student Organization, was in honor of
Israel's neighbors and allies, with representatives from Iran, India,
Jordan, Afghanistan, Japan, Nigeria and Tanganyika.
Social sororities at Wayne State University have added 133
women to their roster as a result of the fall rushing season. The
women who are pledged to the 13 sororities on campus will be
formally initiated into their individual sororities in January.
Sororities include: Delta Phi Epsilon: Barbara Blacker, 18082
Greenlawn, Edie BraVer, 16551 Birwood; Maida Frank, 18034
Oak; Michaelyn Jackel, 4339 W. Outer Drive; Susan Jacobs,
19159 Robson; Brenda Klempner, 3315 Avondale Cresc., Windsor;
Marilyn Levin, 19441 Tracey; Janice Lunsky, 8685 Hendrie Blvd.,
Huntington Woods; Judith Lunsky, 8685 Hendrie Blvd., Hunting-
ton Woods; Ellen Merkle, 3363 W. Outer Drive; Vivian Sokel,
18686 Northlawn; Floreen Stuart, 20253 St. Marys; Airva Thatch,
1&709 Stoepel. Iota Alpha Pi: Jeri Berman, 18085 Washburn;
Sheila Horwitz, 19303 Ohio; Joyce Lazar, 13035 Santa Clara;
Carol Levin, 18945 Santa Barbara. Lambda Phi: Marsha Fabian,
20160 Freeland; Doreen Feinberg, 21370 Ridgedale; Glenda
Korn, 19940 Ardmore; Barbara Kruger, 16755 Forrer; Sharalyn
Lambert, 18032 Woodingham; Rosalind Radin, 19919 Strathmoor;
Toby Rosen, 14401 W. Lincoln; Adrienne Pomerantz, 18001 Appoline.
Phi Sigma Sigma: Maxine Drexler, 20177 Hartwell; Judith Edelstein,
2708 Glendale; Francine Kamin, 3395 Cambridge; Marlene Fein-
stein, 17626 Indiana; Lois Kahrnoff, 20241 Faust; Audrey Kramer,
19151 Pennington; Susan Martin, 13421 Dartmouth, Rosalind
Rom, 4775 W. Outer Drive; Gail Shapiro, 2969 W. Outer Drive;
Joan Sill, 21881 Sussex; Judith Weisman, 18044 Whitcomb.
Rabbi Mordecai Kirshblum,
nationally prominent Mizrachi
leader, member of the Jewish
Agency, w i 11 mu- -
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of the Ameri-
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for Bar-Ilan
University, at
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Mrs. Max'
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Detroit W orn-
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Chapter, announces that of the
already enrolled in
218
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosner of
Marlowe Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, .
Lois Judith, to Alvin Rubin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
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