22—Friday, August 25, 1967
Mr. and Airs. Berlin
Mill Live in Chicago
MRS. ALAN BERLIN
Barbara Jo Brown, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brown of
Fairfield Ave. and Alan Robbin
Berlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morton
Berlin of Woodvilla PL, Southfield,
were marrt ,, d recently at the
Sheraton Cadillac Hotel. Rabbi
Irwin Groner officiated.
After a Bermuda honeymoon, the
couple will live in Chicago.
The bridal gown was fashioned
of ivory Alencon lace. The straight
body of the town fell from a yolk
similar in st-ling to a doll dress.
A matching lace panel formed her
veil and fell to a chapel train
in back.
Mrs. Charles Disner, sister of
the bridegroom, served as ma-
tron of honor. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. Walter Coleman, Carolyn
Zack and Betsy Stromer.
Charles Di r•• - was best man.
Ushers were Richard Brown,
brother of th• bride, Jay Cooper-
smith, David Howard, Kenneth
Lipsitt, Samuel Scheinfield, Rich-
ard Golden and Ronald Wayburn.
Redsionc-S,ifnin VOirs
Solemni:::eil in Bu alo
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Hadassah Meeting
to Focus on Credit
A special meeting of all fund-
raising chairmen and personnel of
Detroit and South Oakland County
chapters of Hadassah will be held
1 p.m. today at Hadassah House.
Mrs. Ivan Meisner and Mrs. Leo
Shipko, donor chairmen of Detroit
and South Oakland County chap-
ters respectively, have called this
meeting to explain the new cumu-
lative fund-raising plan, whereby
a contributor to any Hadassah
project throughout the year will
be given credit, total amount of
which will entitle her to attend a
special event.
Detroit Chapter chairmen of
contribution projects are Mesdames
David Pollack, Richard Kamil,
Robert Siegel, Samuel Rhodes, Da-
vis Benson, Jason Honigman, Bar-
ney Keywell, Julius Pollak, Wil-
liam B. Isenberg, Max L. Lichter,
Benjamin Bond, Fred Schuman,
Aaron Friedman, Henry Rice,
1 Harry Sand, Ben Bonin, Irving
Rose, Ben Mossman, Herman Au-
gust and Nathan Schermer.
Mrs. Kamil and Mrs. Siegel,
chairmen of honor roll general
solicitations, advise that on Sept.
10, 17 and 24, Hadassah groups
will engage in a general telethon
solicitation for honor roll contri-
butions.
The following group honor roll
chairmen will supervise their res-
nective group activities:
Weinstein-Epstein Rites Earlier Deadline
For Sept. 8 Issue
Join UJA's Survey Held in Beachwood, 0.
Because of Labor Day, there
will be an earlier deadline for
Tour to Israel .
2 Detroit Women
Mrs. Harry L. Jones, national
chairman of the women's division
of the United Jewish Appeal, and
Mrs. Miles Jaffee, a member of
the board of the women's division
of the Detroit Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration, will leave New York Sept.
5, as part of a 22-member group
of United Jewish Appeal national
women's division leaders for a
three-week survey of UJA-sup-
ported welfare and immigrant aid
programs in France, Iran and Is-
rael.
Mrs. Jones is a former president
of the women's division of the De-
troit Federation, and a member of
its executive board. She is former
MRS. ARTHUR WEINSTEIN
national chairman of the women's
service committee of the Council
Alice Carol Epstein and Arthur
of Jewish Federations and Welfare Lawrence Weinstein were married
recently at Fairmount Temple,
Beachwood, 0. Rabbi Earl Jordan
officiated. Parents of the couple
are Mr. and Mrs. Urvan G. Epstein
of Shaker Heights, 0., and Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Weinstein of Oakfield Ave.
Bagley — Mesdames Sam Leib, chair-
man, and Benjamin Kay, co-chairman,
with Jack Michel, Samuel Schneider,
Samuel Feldstein, Morris Gould, Sadye
Smerling and Alfred Fieier.
Eleanor Roosevelt — Mesdames Stan-
ley Eisenberg, Helen Gottleib, Joseph
F'orman, Robert Levenson and lierbezt
Bidlofsky.
Evergreen — Mrs. Marcus Schelman.
Livonia—Mesdames Yale Miller, Mor-
ris Hochberger and Donald Sugarman.
Meyers — Mesdames Robert Seigel
and Leo Gottfurcht.
Sherwood — Mesdames Bernard
Breyer, Donald Levinson and Ben Lind-
enbaum.
University East — Mesdames A. S.
Pearlman, Oscar Kramer and A. S.
Rogoff, Harry Burstein and Morris Rad-
University South — Mesdames Louis
Hochman and Ann Eisler, co-chairman.
University North — Mesdames Morris
A‘erhuch, Irving Baskin. Ellis Gans,
Harry Stoll and Joseph Frankfort.
•
Map Sailing to Israel
Mrs. Max Dushkin, Detroit Chap-
ter lladassah's tour chairman, ad-
vises that Mrs. Carl Schiller will
head a cruise to Israel leaving
New York City Oct. 9 and re-
turning Nov. 27 on the luxury S.S.
Queen Anna Maria. a Greek vessel.
Prior to the tour of Israel, visits
will be made to the Azores, Lisbon
and Athens, and after Israel,
Athens, Massina. Naples and Genoa
will be included in the itinerary.
The Israeli tour will include the
dedication of the Harry and Reva
Lindenbaum Nurses' Residence,
which had to be postponed due to
MRS. E1.IEL REDSTONE
the recent Middle-East hostilities.
Linda Jacqueline Safran and
For information, call Mrs. Dush-
Elie! G. Redstone were married at kin. DI 1-2976, or Mrs. Schiller,
the sisterhood chapel of Temple UN 1-6004.
Beth Zion in Buffalo. Rabbi Arnold
I. Sher officiated. Their parents are
Dr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Safran of Jewish Center Orchestra
Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. Louis G.
to Open Season Oct. 3
Redstone of Appoline Ave.
The bride wore a floor-length
The 28th season of the Center
gown of peau de soie fashioned Symphony Orchestra under the di-
with brief sleeves, and an Em- rection of Julius Chajes will start
pirc bodice and A-line skirt. The its Tuesday evening concert series
gown was trimmed with hand-run on Oct. 3. at the Aaron DeRoy
Alencon lace and accented with Theater.
lace on the bodice, hemline and
Gordon Staples will play Tchai-
sleeves. Her headpiece was a man- ko•sky's Violin Concerto and join
tilla of English net and Alencon Julius Chajes, pianist, and Shaul
lace making a floor-length train. Ben-Meir, Israeli flutist, a new
Her bouquet was a crescent of member of the Detroit Symphony
Phalaenopsis orchids with Steph- Orchestra, in the Brandenburg
anotis and baby's breath.
Concerto No. 5 by Bach.
Jill Donna Safran was her
David Syme, Detroit pianist, and
sister's maid of honor. Miriam Edith Haladjoff, Detroit violinist,
Redstone was bridesmaid. Flower both winners of the Center's 1967
girls were Karen and Amy Ben- violin and piano competition, will
be heard in Beethoven's Piano
jamin.
Daniel Redstone was his broth- Concerto No. 3 and Saint-Saen's
er's best man. Paul Redstone and Violin Concerto on Nov. 21.
Alan Benjamin were ushers. Jef-
The country with the largest
frey Brener was ringbearer.
Alter a honeymoon in the Laur- feminine surplus is the USSR, with
1,208.7
females to every 1,000
1
entian Mountains, the couple will
males.
make their home in Ann Arbor.
our issue of Sept. 8.
All copy for that issue, in-
cluding photographs, must be
in our hands by noon Friday,
Sept. 1.
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PRESENTS
Mrs. Jaffee
Hal Gordon
MUSIC
Mrs. Jones
Funds and former president of the
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah. Her
civic and welfare posts include:
vice president of the Cerebral
Palsy Center of Detroit; a mem-
ber of the advisory board of the
United Foundation of Detroit and
executive committee member of
the Michigan United Fund. She is
a former vice president of the Girl
Scouts and serves on the boards
of the League for the Handicap-
ped, the Detroit Grand Opera As-
sociation and the Detroit Symph-
ony Orchestra. In 1963 the Wom-
en's Advertising Club of Detroit
presented her with the "Woman
of the Year" civic award and in
1964 she received the Alpha Epsi-
lon Phi national service award. In
1967 she was awarded its "Out-
standing Alumna Award" and
honored at its national convention.
Mrs. Jones has visited Israel
several times, most recently Imme-
diately following the Mid-East
cease-fire in June to survey dam-
age in Israel border settlements
supported by the UJA.
Mrs. Jaffee has been active on
various committees of the Federa-
tion for some years. She is a memr
ber of the boards of the Jewish
Community Center, South Oakland
County Hadassah, Jewish Family
and Children's Service and the
Roeper City and Country School
of Bloomfield Hills. She serves on
the board of governors of Detroit's
United Community Services.
Mystery Evening Afoot
for Daniel-Yosef Branch
Daniel-Yosef Branch 11 of the
Labor Zionist Organization of De-
troit will have as its August social
a "Mystery Evening" 8:30 p.m.
Saturday at the Labor Zionist In-
stitute. Social chairmen are Isa
Medow and Jean Rappaport.
Upon reassembling at 11:30,
prizes will be awarded and a mid-
night supper will be served.
The branch will also welcome
back Elliot Rappaport and Mr. and
Mrs. Zelig Cutler from their re-
cent visits to Israel.
For information and reserva-
tions, call Mrs. Medow, 547-4092,
or Mrs. Rappaport, 398-9055.
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