Carol Jo Balaban
Weds Chicago Doctor
Danny Kaye
at Brotherhood
Dinner Dec. 13
Paulette Cohen Now
Mrs. Michael Zipser
Danny Kaye will be the enter-
tainment star at the annual Broth-
erhood Dinner of the Detroit
Round Table of Catholics, Jews
and Protestants, Sunday, Dec. 13,
in Cobo Hall, it was announced by
Alfred A. May, the organization's
president.
The honored guest and speaker
will be Richard E. Cross, chairman
of the board of American Motors
Corporation, former chairman of
the Civil Rights Commission. Cross
will receive the 1964 Michigan
Award for outstanding services to
better intergroup relations.
Joseph L. Hudson, Jr., is gen-
eral chairman of the dinner.
Tickets for the dinner are $50
per person with a full table of 10
Nuns' Kind Words
Earn $10,000 Gift of
Helena Rubinstein
Aescula.pians Set Dinner
Aesculapian Pharmaceutical As-
sociation and Ladies Auxiliary will
hold their 38th annual dinner-
dance 6:30 a.m. Nov. 4 at the Latin
Quarter. A musical revue will be
presented. For information and re-
MENDHAM, N.J.—The Helena
servations, call Mrs. Meyer Gold-
Rubinstein Foundation, which stein, chairman, DI 1-2815; or
makes grants to Jewish organiza-
Hyman Margolis, UN 4-7019.
tions and Israel institutions, has
grant
to
a
Catholic
610,000
made a
For the HY Spot
convent here.
Nuns at the convent received
Of Your Affair
the
the grant for education of
Music by
sisters all because they had con-
gratulated Miss Rubinstein for her
Hy Herman
courage in the face of armed rob-
And His Orchestra
bers.
(Hy Utchenik)
The elderly cosmetics manufact-
urer had driven three would be
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holdup men from her New York
• Distinctive Ceremonies
a Specialty,
apartment May 22. The following
day the Sisters of Christian Char-
ity of the Mallinckrodt convent
AiilS2gaZ••
wrote her a letter of conp.atula-
• Candids • Formals
MRS. MICHAEL ZIPSER
lions.
• Movies
Miss
Rubinstein
sent
them
a
note
MRS. DALE DAVIS
Paulette Cohen and Michael Zip-
ALL Your Photography
of thanks, and last week they learn-
ser were united in marriage last
Carol Jo Balaban, daughter of
Done in a Distinctive
of her $10,000 gift.
Saturday evening in a ceremony at ed
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Balaban, being $500.
Way For Those
The dinner donations are appli- Gemiluth Chassodim, with Rabbi
Special Occasions
19615 Stratford. became the bride
800 Jews in Portugal
Sunday of Dr. Dale George Davis, ed to the $115,000 Michigan budget Joel Litke officiating.
By
The Jewish community of Portu-
of the combined operation of the
The bride is the daughter of Mr. gal, which dates back to the early
son of Mr. and Mri. Frank Davis of
and Mrs. Morris Cohen of Ridge- 12th Century, now numbers some
Chicago.
dale Ave., Oak Park. The bride- B00 persons, most of whom live in
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The couple spoke their vows to
groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. Richard C. Hertz of Temple
the capital city of Lisbon.
Bernard Zipser of Kentucky Ave.
Beth El in the Hilton Ballroom of
The bride's floor-length peau
the Statler-Hilton Hotel.
satin gown had a scoop neckline
After a wedding trip to Bermuda,
and three-quarter-length sleeves
they will make their home in Chi-
with a fitted bodice accented with
cago, where Dr. Davis is interning
French applique and sea pearls.
at Michael Reese Hospital and Mrs.
The bell-shaped skirt had a flat,
Davis will continue her studies at
box-pleat front panel and detach-
Roosevelt College.
able, chaped-length train. The
Mrs. David Frank. served her
headpiece, made of peau satin and
sister as matron of honor. Brides-
seed pearls, was accentuated with
maids were Ronna Grosberg, Jo
a pearl drop.
Mrs. Arthur Cohen was matron
Ann Ginsburg, Mary Ann Dunitz
of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
and Mrs. Bernard Portnoy.
Mervin Schmidt, Mrs. Michael
Barry Feinberg of Painesville,
Miclzigan's Newest & Most Luxurious Motel
.
Serap and
Hechtman, Sharon
0., was best man. Ushers were
Sharon
Jackson,
Sheila
Cohen
A HOME AWAY FROM HOME FOR YOUR
Richard and Robert Balaban,
served as junior bridesmaid.
BAR MITZVAH & WEDDING GUESTS . .
David Frank, Irwin Feldman of
man.
Stuart Patt was best
Chicago, Ira Gold of Mt. View,
Ushers
were
Stanley
Stahl,
Arthur
Calif., Drs. Leon Bender and
Arthur Cohen and
Weinstein
14380 WEST 8 MILE ROAD
Fred Nathan of Chicago.
Eliot Zipser. Junior pusher was
DANNY KAYE
Bet. Schaefer and Northwestern Hwy.
At the reception, the bride's cake
was adorned by the ornament used Detroit Round Table and the Na- Howard
Conference Room • Suites - • • Banquet Room
After Zipser.
a Chicago honeymoon, the
on her mother's bridal cake.
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tional Conference of Christians couple will reside at the Rensse-
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J. J. CLARKE
yen
ti
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EMBASSY MOTEL
Her gown was of antique peau de
and Jews
Ticket sales
Sales are brisk with nearly laer Apartments in Oak Park.
soie and Alencon lace. Flowerets
of the lace were outlined in tiny one half of the tables already re
May.
Ma
seed pearls and crys ta 1 beads, served, accord i ng
the Brotherhood Dinner
which also highlighted the neck -
On
a/ern erg is
line, bateau in front and modestly civic committee are Nate S. Shap-
at
back.
Of
the
same
lace
erb,
Round
Table
co-chairman,
Mr. and Mrs. SOI Gold, 24241
scooped
and peau de sole were the Lanturn Leonard N. Simons, Tom Borman; Scotia, Oak Park, announce the
The
high
Empire-line
bo-
Irwin
I.
Cohn,
Samuel
Hamburger,
engagement of their daughter,
sleeves.
dice topped a sheath-bouffant Joseph Ross, Benjamin Levinson, Rhoda, to Michael Marx, son of
forming
a
Edward
C.
Levy,
Max
Osnos,
Sol
back
panel
Mr. and Mrs. George Marx, 19301
skirt with a
Watteau train topped by b large Eisenberg, David Pollack, Norman Washburn. Miss Gold attends
double bow. A matching pillbox Schwartz and Stanley Winkleman. Wayne State University College of
Education, where she is a member
crown, adorned with diagonal rows The Women's Division of the
of Phi Sigma Sigma sorority. Mr.
of pearls and crystals held a three - 1 Detroit Round Table of C,atho.
tiered, elbow-length veil of Eliza- I Ms, Jews and Protestants will
Marx attends Wayne State Univers-
film
annual
ity College of Pharmacy. where he
bethan silk illusion. She carried a I sponsor its second at North-
is affiliated with Rho Pi Phi pro-
bouquet of midget anthoriums. festival Thursday,
land Community Auditorium.
fessional fraternity. A Sept. 4,
Refreshments will be served at 1965, wedding is planned.
a a a
i the two showings which will be
from 10 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 2:30
Mr. and Mrs. Max Coral of Chi - 1
fTtageS
cago Blvd. announce the engage-
p.m.
RUBIN-LATT: Edna Lois Latt and
Miss Mary Brand, assistant dir- ment of their daughter Suzanne
Aaron Rubin were united in mar-
Maxine to Allen Kirk Allender,
riage recently at Adas&Shalom Syna- ector, human relations,
Detroit
Robert
it son of Mrs. Edith Allender of Wood
gogue by Rabbi Jacob E. Segal and Public Schools, and Dr. M. Dale, Ill., and Mr. Frank Allender,
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel. The bride I Frehse, executive director, De-
also of Wood Dale. Miss Coral is
is the daughter of the late Mr. and troit
Round in
Table,
will share
their
know-how
presenting
films
at an'alumna of Sarah Lawrence Col- f,
Mrs. Louis Latt of Mendota Ave. the festival. Those attending will lege. Her fiance, is with El Al Is-
The bridegroom's parents are Mr. receive a copy of a guide on the
rael Airlines. The wedding is
and Mrs. Morris Rubin of Stans- use of films compiled by Mrs.
bury Ave. Maid of honor was the Sara H. Colvin, Round Table dir- planned for Nov. 29.
bride's sister, Karen. Best man was
ector of education.
Arthur Brickner. Following a Ca-
The festival is open to all inter-
nadian honeymoon, the couple are
ested women in Metropolitan De-
4(
4
residing on Votrobeck Dr.
troit.
Sn j
Ina
Unique Biology Institute
Dedicated in New York
NEW YORK (JTA) An Institute
4
for Molecular Biology—believed to
be the first of its kind in any
American medical school—was de-
dicated here at the Albert Ein-
stein College of Medicine of Ye-
shiva University.
The nerw facility, called the Joan
and Lester Avnet Institute for
Molecular Biology, has been made
possible by a gift from Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Avnet of Kings Point,
L.I. It occupies an entire floor
in the recently completed Ullman
Research Center for Health Sci-
ences on the Einstein campus.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
24—Friday, October 23,' 1964
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Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hartman,
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golden wedding anniversary at a'
party Saturday evening in the
home of their children, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar M. Hartman of Dante
Ave., Oak Park.
Besides the Edgar Hartmans,
children of the honored couple
are Mr. and Mrs. George Seligman
and Carolyn, at home. They have
five grandchildren.
Married in Detroit Sept. 25, 1914,
the Hartmans belong to Shaarey
Zedek Synagogue. Mr. Hartman re-
tired from the furniture business.
UJA Starts Fall
834,000,000 Cash
Collection Drive
The launching of the United
Jewish Appeal's fall cash drive to
raise $34,000,000 for programs of
aid in Israel and 30 other over-
seas lands by Dec. 31 was an-
nounced by Joseph Meyerhoff of
Baltimore, UJA general chairman.
The national cash mobilization
again will be directed by a com-
mittee of 60 key leaders from
every area in the United States,
headed by Israel D. Fink of Minne-
apolis.
Fink has served as national
chairman of the UJA cash collec-
tion drives in each annual cam-
paign since 1961. He also is a na-
tional chairman of the UJA and a
member of its policy-making Na-
tional Executive Committee.
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