THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 36—Friday, April 5, 1968 Bnai David Sisterhood Negro-Jewish Relations During Crisis _Beverly 11Iendelsohn Plans Donor Luncheon Fishe i . -DesmonNuptials Topic of Otis Smith's Talk to Sisterhoods to Wed Richa a Landau The 32nd annual donor luncheon of the Bnai David Sisterhood will The Sound of Thinking" is the . chairman of NFTS department on Held at kin a'sley Inn theme be held 12:30 p.m. May 1 in the of the 44th annual conven- religion and education. MRS. STEPHEN FISHER tion of District 11 of the National The convention will open with Federation of Temple Sisterhoods, a dinner for state board mem- which will attract delegates from bers and friends at Temple 17 sisterhood groups throughout Emanu-El followed by a reli- the state and Windsor April 22- gious service conducted by mem- 24 at Northland Inn and Temple bers of MSTY, Michigan State Emanu-El. Temple Youth. The following Former Michigan Supreme Court afternoon will be devoted to Justice Otis M. Smith. a member "think•ins," workshops on pro- of the University of Michigan gram planning and religious ed- Board of Regents and member of ucation, after a luncheon and re- ports from MSTY and MFTS the legal staff of General Motors, will speak on "Negro-Jewish Rela- presidents. On April 24, at 9 a.m., the sem- Lions in Time of Crisis" at the banquet dinner 7 p.m. April 23 inar, "Crisis in Youth: How to at Northland Inn. Husbands, Keep Your Cool" will feature Dr. friends and interested visitors are Eliot Lubv of Lafayette Clinic and Wayne State University, Rabbi M. invited. Visitors also are welcome at the Robert Syme of Temple Israel; plenary session 9:30 a.m. April 22 and Gerald Garfield, University of at Temple Emanu-El, when the Michigan student and former presi- keynote speaker will be NFTS vice dent of the youth group at Emanu- president and executive member El. Temple Emanu-el will have a Mrs. Paul J.- Basinger of Chicago, display of exhibits prepared by the various participating sister- hood groups, relating to particular projects of interest. Mrs. Milton Lucow and Mrs. Sid- ney Katzman of Temple Emanu-E] are chairmen of local arrange- ments for the convention. Mrs. Marshall Miller is convention chair- man; Mrs. Joseph Maltzer, presi• dent of MFTS; and Mrs. Paul Monchnik, presi- dent-elect. Mrs. Maurice Weiner is chair- man of registra- tions; Mrs. Irving Steinman, chair- man of the con- stitutional revi- sions committee; and Mrs. Herbert Mrs. Maltzer Carson, Mrs. Harry Kretchmer, and Mrs. Ralph Holberg, coordina- MRS. CHARLES TAYLOR tors. In a recent candlelight cere- mony at the Kingsley Inn, Diana Natalie Desmon became the bride of Stephen Russell Fisher. Dr. Richard C. Hertz officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Desmon of Stratford Ave., Southfield, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Louis Fisher of Hartwell Ave. and the late Mr. Fisher. The bride wore an Empire gown of Chantilly lace and peau de soie with matching coat and chapel train. She carried a cascade of white roses and baby's breath. Maid of honor was Marilyn Meyerson. Matron of honor was Barbara Benjamin, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Loretta Desmon, Phyllis Erhlich, Renee Raimi and Laurie Nosanchuk. Lisa Benjamin was junior bridesmaid. Michael Magid was the best man. Ushers were Michael Des- mon, Norman Benjamin, Sheldon Pastor, Manuel Raimi and Mich- ael Nosanchuk. Edward Benja- min was junior usher. After a honeymoon in Nassau, Sharon Eileen Pierce and Charles the couple will reside in Sanford, Irwin Taylor were united in mar- Fla., where Mr. Fisher is stationed riage recently at Cong. Bnai Moshe. Att a f t at the Naval Air Base. The bride is the daughter of Mr. 1 and Mrs. Milton Pierce of Knob Zeitlin to Speak Sunday Woods Dr., Southfield. Her husband c tite Prof. Irving Zeitlin will discuss is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius DEBORAH CHAPTER will meet "Israel and Her Detractors" at a Taylor of Kipling Ave., Oak Park. combined American Jewish Corn- The bride's gown was of peau 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Oak Park mittee-Sholom Aleichem Institute de soie with lace and seed pearls Community Center. A BBYO pro- meeting 8 p.m. Sunday at the appliqued into a slight A-line gram is planned. Guests are in- institute. with a floor-length mantilla. vited. For information call Tobi Fox, president. 538-5098. Mrs. Kenneth Blazofsky was ma- * * tron of honor. Bridesmaids were Plan Exhibit YIVO, BB Mrs. Mark Manhoff, Kaye Shapiro, Anita Sher, Suzanne Greenberg and on Life in Warsaw Ghetto Frances Pinsky. Lisa Beth Kirsch! NEW YORK (JTA) — The Yivo was flower girl. Institute for Jewish Research an- Ronald Taylor was his brother's nounced that, in cooperation with best man. Ushers were Gary R. Bnai Brith, it will send a mobile A Big Selection Pierce, brother of the bride; Mark exhibit of photographs and docu- of Nationally Advertised Taylor, brother of the bridegroom; ments on life in Poland before the Mark Manhoff, Michael Fidler, war and under the Nazi occupa- TOP QUALITY CLOTHING Steven Greenberg and Jeffrey tion around the country in connec- WITH A 'YIDDISHE TOM' Parker. tion with the 25th anniversary of After a Miami Beach honey- the Warsaw Ghetto uprising next moon, the couple will live in Royal month. Oak. •. Taylor-Pierce Vows Said at „anal Moshe social hall. Mrs. Harry Koltonow, chairman of the day, reports that a fashion show has been - arranged for enter- tainment. For tickets, call Eve Herman, 333-9836, or reservations chairman, Fay Leshman, 353-7566. A picture is a poem without words.-Horace. 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