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Krause-Dunitz
Vows Solemnized
Mrs. Philip R. Marcuse of Detroit was a discussion leader
last week at the 31st General Assembly of the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds held at the Hotel Sheraton in
Philadelphia.
The Kaplan Family Club will install officers Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Wasserman, 29828 Curtis, Livonia.
Over one hundred relatives and friends gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney W. Cohn (Sarah Brown), 21671
Kenosha, Oak Park, last Sunday evening for cocktails and a
catered buffet supper. The occasion was the Cohns' 25th wedding
anniversary. Their daughter and son, Natalie and Norman Cohn,
hosted the party.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice I. Bale will celebrate their 40th wed-
ding anniversary on Nov. 27. They have a son, Ted, and three
grandchildren. The Joseph L. Bale Post of the Jewish War Vet-
erans is named in memory of their other son killed in World
War II.
Frank Leiderman, education director of Cong. Beth Abra-
ham, and his wife, Carolyn, will spend this weekend in Wash-
MRS. SHELDON KRAUSE
ington, D.C., as guests of Rabbi and Mrs. Aryeh Meyerfeld.
A surprise party was held last Sunday at Wabeek Tearoom
In a ceremony Nov. 21 at the
for Ralph Aaronson, spiritual leader of the Downriver Jewish Sheraton - Cadillac Hotel, Suz-
Community Center. More than 70 people assembled in his honor. anne Jo Dunitz became the
Aaronson has been responsible for the religious activities of the bride of Sheldon Baird Krause.
Downriver Jewish community for the past six years. Toastmaster Rabbis Morris Adler and Rich-
was Ben Rose.
ard S. Hertz officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Penn 24651 Parklawn, will be feted at
Parents of the newlyweds are
an open house Saturday night in honor of their 40th wedding
anniversary. Their daughter, Hinda of Los Angeles, will be pres- Mr. and Mrs. Saul George Dun-
ent for the occasion at the home of her brother, Lou Penfil, 14311 itz of Muirland Ave. and Mrs.
Edward M. Krause of Wilde-
W. Ten Mile, Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Harris, 21971 Parklawn, Oak Park, will mere Ave. and the late Mr.
celebrate their 60th anniversary on Nov. 30 with a dinner party Krause.
at the Roostertail for 42 relatives and friends.
The bride wore a gown of
Mrs. Dora Wax, 19158 Santa Rosa, last week was reunited original French design ivory
with Mrs. Lea Greenspan, a sister she hadn't seen for 39 years. Brussels lace and peau de soie.
Their brother, Sam Spinner, 70, of 3345 Richton, hadn't seen Mrs. It was fashioned in a bell-
Greenspan for 51 years. Mrs. Wax left for the United States from shaped sheath with an Empress
Rymanof, Poland, in 1923. Spinner had left 12 years earlier. Eugenie pouff back extending
Spinner took out papers to bring Mrs. Greenspan to Detroit in into a ,modified court train,
1925, but she married and• stayed in Poland. Her husband was which was appliqued with Brus-
killed by the Nazis. She had three children, and her daughter's sels lace. Her head piece was
husband persuaded her to move to Israel, where she has lived a formal French court circlet
since. Mrs. Greenspan will live with another daughter in of ivory satin, embroidered
Rochester.
with tiny pearls and brilliants.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Goldin of Windsor were hosts last Sunday She carried a sheath of long
to Dr. Judd Teller, eminent American author and an authority stemmed white roses.
on the status of Jews in Russia.
Maryann Dunitz and Mrs.
Jerome W. Krause attended the
bride. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Nobel Prize Winners Honored by Bonds
Robert L. Siegel, Mrs. James
at San Francisco Commendation Dinner R. Loewenberg of Chicago, Ill.,
Eight winners of the Nobel Medicine, for research into the gen- Mrs. Jerome R. Rogers and
of bacteria;
Prize, who are associated with etics
Dr. Emilio Segre of the University June Rosenstein of South Bend,
universities in Northern Califor- of California, joint recipient wiht Ind., Constance Brown and Bar-
Chamberlain of the 1959 Nobel bara Brown.
nia, will be honored Dec. 1 at a Dr.
Prize in Physics, discoverer of two
State of Israel Commendation new elements, technetium and asta-
Dr. Jerome Krause served his
tine, and co-discoverer of plutonium
Dinner in San Francisco under 239;
brother as best man. Ushers
Dr. William B. Shockley of Stan-
the sponsorship of the Israel
ford University, joint recipient of were Rudy Simons, M. Phillip
Bond drive.
the 1956 Nobel Prize in Physics for Krawitz, Jr., N. Brewster
The State of Israel Commenda- work on transistors.
Broder, Robert L. Siegel, James
tion Award for 1962 will be pre-
R. Yoewenberg, William Siegel,
sented to the Nobel Laureates Turover Farein Holds
Ronald K. Siegel, Richard K.
by Abba Eban, Minister of Edu-
Siegel. Byron Siegel and Barry
52nd Annual Banquet
cation and Culture of the State
Siegel.
The Turover Farein will hold
of Israel.
its
52nd
annual
banquet
6:30
After a honeymoon in Spain
The eight Nobel Prize winners
p.m. Sunday at Horowitz Cater- and Portugal, the newlyweds
being honored are:
Dr. Felix Bloch of Stanford Uni- ers, 14200 W. Ten Mile, Oak will reside on Merton Rd.
versity, joint recipient of the 1952 Park.
Nobel Prize in Physics for discover-
An orchestra will provide
ing the principle of nuclear induc-
tion;
music for dinner and dancing.
Radomer Aid Meets
Dr. Melvin Calvin of the Univer-
Radomer Aid and Lathes Soci-
sity of California, winner of the 1961
Nobel Prize in Chemistry for re-
The fellow who is smart ety will meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday
search into carbon-dioxide assimila- enough to ask his friends for
at the Workmen's Circle, 18340
tion in plants, and for studies of
chemical reactions in photosynthe- advice seldom needs it.
W. Seven Mile.
sis;
Dr. Owen Chamberlain of the Uni-
versiyt of California, joint recipient
of the 1959 Nobel Prize in Physics
for discovering the anti-proton;
• Dr. Robert Hofstadter of Stanford
University, winner of the 1961 Nobel
Prize in Physics for his studies of
atomic nuclear structure;
Dr. Arthur Kornberg of Stanford
University, joint recipient of the
1959 Nobel Prize in Medicine, for
work on the biological synthesis of
nucleic acids;
Dr. Joshua Lederberg of Stanford
University, joint recipient of the
1958 Nobel Prize in Physiology and
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