ORT Members to Model Collection of
c, Donna King Bride
of Allen Joel Abels
Gems at Annual Imperial Jewel Ball
A million-dollar jewel collection
will be modeled by members at the
Michigan Region, Women's Ameri-
can ORT, Imperial Jewel Ball 7
p.m. Saturday at the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel.
Preceding the showing, parodies
written by Mrs. Murray Mahlin
and Mrs. Warren Cowan will be
sung by Mrs. Leon Lewis. There
will be continuous music by the or-
chestras of Hal Gordon and Pan-
chito. Mrs. Daniel C. Siegel, gen-
eral chairman of the ball, has
chosen her co-chairman, Mrs. Har-
vey Willens, as moderator.
There will be six $100 jewelry
prizes awarded.
Mrs. Edgar Fenton and Mrs.
Oneg Shabbat Set
by Pioneer Women
to Open Holiday Season
MRS. ALLEN ABELS
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Joel Abels left on a wedding trip
to Florida following their marriage
Sunday at Temple IsraeL
The bride is the former Donna
Lynn King, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert King of Sorrento Ave.
Her husband is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sony Abels of Pennington Dr.
The bride's gown was peau de
soie fashioned with elbow-length
sleeves and lace square neckline.
Her flowers were orchids resting
on her confirmation Bible.
Barbara Susan King, the bride's
sister, was maid of honor. Brides-
maids were Mrs. Sidney Abels, Mrs.
Lawrence Levin and Ellen King.
Michael Abels, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Ushers
included Sidney AbeLs, Lawrence
Levin and Michael Wolk.
The newlyweds will reside in
Oak Park.
Bagley to Sing at Banquet
Cantor David Bagley of Beth
Aaron Synagogue will be guest
performer for the annual banquet
of Vladimiritzer Emergency Re-
lief Organization 6:30 p.m. Sun-
day at Oak Manor Caterers. For
tickets, call Louis Rose, DI 1-3199,
or Phillip Rossen, DI 2-6023.
"A GYPSY WEDDING
SERENADE"
Makes your reception a love
affair. Traditional hour of
love songs and golden ear-
rings for the bride.
"JOCELYN
AND HER GYPSIES"
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Charles E. Feinberg, art collec-
tor and authority on Walt Whit-
man, will exhibit his rare collec-
tion of Jewish
ceremonial silver
at an oneg shab-
bat tea planned
by the Detroit
Council of Pi-
oneer Women 1
p.m. Saturday at
the Labor Zion-
ist Institute.
Feinberg
The program will mark the open-
ing of the Passover holiday sea-
son, and Feinberg's talk will focus
on "Jewish Art and the Hagadah."
In it, he will relate his travel ex-
periences while adding to this col-
lection, and the historical back-
ground of some of the pieces.
Also participating will be stu-
dents of the Hayim Greenberg
School, who will deliver the sedra
of the week. Singer and guitarist
Charles Berris will perform.
Chairman of the afternoon is
Mrs. Richard B. Kramer, co-chair-
man of education. Mrs. Frances
Shayne is chairman of arrange-
ments, and Mrs. Frank Roth chair-
man of education. Hostesses will
be members of Dimona Chapter,
who will serve refreshments.
Guests invited
Romney Honors
Shapero at WSU
Hall Dedication
At the dedication of the Shapero
Hall of Pharmacy at Wayne State
University, last Saturday after-
noon, Governor George Romney
paid honor to Nate S. Shapero, in
whose name the hall was establish-
ed, by declaring:
"Nate Shapero tilled well that
which was given to him. We are
here to dedicate the most recent
product of such tilling."
The Governor called the new
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pharmacy building "an excellent
addition to the growing WSU cam-
pus" and "a badly needed facility
in the development of young men
and women who are so necessary
in the ranks of health."
The Shapero building was
erected at a cost of $1,300,000 at
Ferry and Second. Gifts in Sha-
pero's honor amounting to $700,-
000 were secured and the bal-
ance of the construction fund
came from the state.
There was an audience of 700 at
the dedication. Shapero responded
in an encomia with an address in
which he expressed his joy at hav-
ing his name linked with the WSU
school of pharmacy.
Your Good Taste Deserves the Finest
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American-Yiddish Revue to Be Given on Wednesday
murpky
WO 1-0866
Craig Smith are chairmen of the
"ORT Hospitality Gems": Mes-
dames Donald Aaron, Ferd Alpert,
Richard Barnett, Leonard Bonin,
Herbert Bloom, Stanley Btu-koff,
Charles Canvasser, Alfred Deutsch,
Wilfred B. Doner, Jerome Fried-
man, Irving E. Goldman, Noel
Gage, Stanley Gard, Gerald Gott-
lieb, William Gilbert, Fred Green-
span, Richard Jacob, Fred Katz,
Herbert Kessler, Irving Kramer,
Dan La Vine, David Levin, Alfred
Loewenstein Jr., Jack Marcuson,
Walter Muller, Dennis Rands,
Arthur Rodecker, Leslie Rose, Wal-
ter Rosenberg, Bud Rosenthal,
Theodore Roth, Stuart Sachse, Ber-
nard Siegel, Nathan Shaye, Robert
Smith, Jerome Sonenklar, Gerald
Sucher, Beverly Straus, Harold
Victor and Michal Wartell.
Mrs. Nate H. Schlafer is presi-
dent of the Michigan Region.
For tickets, call Mrs. David
"An American-Yiddish Revue,
will be presented by the dramatic Schwartz, UN 4-2920.
group of the Detroit Cancer Fight-
ers, City of Hope, Wednesday 8:30
p.m. at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
All proceeds support the pilot
MIKE GREEN'S
programs of the nonsectarian City 4,
MUSIC
of Hope — free patient care, re-
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search, and education.
AJCongress Women Pick
Mrs. Snitow as President
Mrs. Charles L. Snitow of Scars-
dale, N.Y. has been elected presi-
dent of the American Jewish Con-
g r e s s National
Women's Div i-
sion. A noted ed-
ucator, business
executive, f o r
eign affairs con-
sultant and writ-
er, she serves
also as a vice-
president a n d
member of the
executive c o m-
Mrs. Snitow mittee of the
AJCongress general division. She
succeeds Mrs. Martin Steinberg
of Brooklyn.
tzgagernen,ts
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wachler of
Culver City, Calif. announce the
engagement of their daughter Dar-
lene to Jerome Leslie Fenton, son
of Dr. and Mrs. Meryl. M. Fenton
of Roslyn Rd. They will be married
on April 11 in Los Angeles.
* * *
An April 25 wedding in London's
historic Hampstead Synagogue is
planned by Lisa Rosenthal and
Michael Kraft. Miss Rosenthal is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.
Rosenthal of Wellington, N e w
Zealand, and her fiance is the son
of the James Krafts of Robson
Ave. Mr. Kraft, former editor of
the Michigan Daily at the Univer-
sity of Michigan, is stationed in
London with United Press Inter-
national news agency. Miss Rosen-
thal is a graduate of New Zealand's
Victoria University and studied at
L'Universite de Besancon, France.
Following a honeymoon in Ireland,
the couple visit Detroit and other
parts of the United States.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Raskas
of St. Louis, formerly of Detroit,
announced the engagement of their
daughter Sylvia Ann to Edward
David Kalachek, son of Mr. Kala-
chek on St. Louis and the late Mrs.
Kalachek. Miss Raskas is the grand-
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Moses Bachrach of Detroit. Miss
Raskas received her BA degree
from Washington University. Mr.
Kalachek received his bachelor's
degree from Washington Univer-
sity. and PhD in industrial eco-
nomics from Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology. He is an asso-
ciate professor of economics at
Washington University. Plans have
been made for a June wedding.
I. L. Peretz to Be Topic
CALL
Branch Three of the Poale-Zion
Organization will hear Morris
Becker speak on 'The 50th Anni-
versary of the Death of I. L. Pe-
retz," 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Labor
Zionist Institute. Refreshments
will be served. Guests invited.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, April 2, 1963
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