activities in Society
Out-of-town guests at the recent wedding of Donna Weingarten to
Dennis Roth were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weingarten and Howard, Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Friedman and Marc, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bookbinder,
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Friedlander and Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Abroms
and Mr. and Mrs. David Friedman, all of Toronto. From New York
were Mr. and Mrs. Max Roth and Susan, Mr. Julius Liebowitz, Mr.
Joseph Roth and Mrs. William Weitz. Other guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Roth of Arlington, Va.; Lloyd Haines and Mrs. Mac C.
Swartz, both of California; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shepherd of Miami
Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goyler and Dr. and Mrs. Marshall Dolnick of
Chicago; Mrs. Al Dwoskin of Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. A. Richard
Benison of Flint; and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rossin of Ann Arbor.
Bnai Brith leaders in the Detroit area will leave Sept. 7 for Wash-
ington, D.C., as delegates to the 1968 triennial convention of the
Supreme Lodge at the Shoreham Hotel. Delegates from 48 countries
will attend and celebrate the 125th anniversary of Bnai Brith. Leading
the Detroit delegation will be this city's four national commissioners,
Milton Weinstein, Morris Direnfeld, Louis Barden and Alfred H.
Bounin. The other elected delegates are Arthur C. Schott, Sol Moss,
Louis Weber, Harry Pearson, Harry Weinberger and Harry Nathan.
Seving as alternates from Detroit are: George Tarnoff, Herman Kasoff,
David Bittker, Julius Kahn, Nathan Rubenstein, Harry N. Katz, Sol
Superfon, James N. Laker, Bernard Whiteman and Max Kushner.
Newly elected officers of the Wayne State University chapter of
Iota Alpha Pi sorority are Diane Holtz, president; Cindy Zaremberg,
vice president; Susan Cohen, pledge mother; Paula Lichtig, treasurer;
and Marla Goodman, secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newman of Antago Ave., Livonia, recently
returned from a vacation trip in the Catskills.
MissMalbin,N1r.Sakqed
Plan Winter Wedding
Two receptions have been ar-
ranged as part of the planned Is-
rael Bonds dinner on Sept. 17 in
honor of Rabbi Moses Lehrman.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Korman
will host a leadership reception at
8:30 p.m. Tues-
day, in their
home, 25770 Lar
kins Rd., South-
field, with Sam-
uel Rothberg, na-
tional Israel Bond
campaign chair-
man, as guest
speaker.
Rothberg, o n e
of the founders
Korman
of the Israel Bond
Organization in 1951, is chairman
of the board of American Friends
of the Hebrew University and.reci-
MISS MARSHA MALBIN
pient of its 1962 Scopus Award. He
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Malbin of is president of Capital for Israel
Lauder Ave., announce the engage- and Israel Investors Corp.
ment of their daughter Marsha
*
Lee to Sheldon Sakwa, son of
Frank Gervasi, outstanding
Mrs. Tillie Nelson of Pearson Ave., journalist, foreign correspondent
Oak Park.
and author, will be the guest
Miss Malbin attends the Univer- speaker at a Bnai Moshe Leader-
sity of Michigan. Her fiance holds ship reception-
a bachelor's degree in accounting. dinner, 6:30 p.m.,
Plans are being made for a De- Thursday, at the -,
cember wedding.
Town and Coun-
try Club.
He achievee-
prominence dur-
ing World War II,
for his coverage
of the major
fighting front s.
He was associate
editor of Collier's
and after the
war served in the
U.S. State Depart-
ment as chief of Gervasi
Information in Rome for the Mar-
shall Plan. His syndicated column
on world affairs has appeared in
major newspapers throughout the
world.
He is the author of the recent
best seller, "The Case for Israel"
and his other books include "War
Has Seven Faces," "But Soldiers
Wondered," "B i g Government"
and "To Whom Palestine."
The sponsors of the leadership
reception-dinner are: Dr. Mathew
MISS JO ANN ALLEN
Borovoy, Arthur Boschan, Theo-
Mr. and Mrs. Gurston S. Allen dore M. Curtis, Alfred L. Deutsch,
of Toronto announce the engage- Ben Kahn, Harry Korman, Stephen
ment of their daughter Jo Ann to Lany, Hyman Lipsitz, Sidney Nic-
Harold Sidney Fried, son of Mr. kin, Abraham Pasternak, Harry
and Mrs. Seymour Fried of Little- Rott, Donald J. Sachs, Robert
Schwarz, I. William Sherr, Eugene
field Ave.
Mis Allen attends the University Weiss and Melvin Weisz.
The testimonial dinner on Sept.
of Detroit. Her fiance is a senior
17, to be held in the Harry Rosman
at Eastern Michigan University.
A June 15 wedding in Toronto is Social Hall of Bnai Moshe, will
honor Rabbi Lehrman's 20th anni-
planned.
versary in Detroit.
SINCERITY
A woman's hopes are woven of
Pep talks are helpful only if you
convince people you are really sunbeams; a shadow annihilates
them.—George Eliot
interested in them.
Allen-Fried Vows Will
Be Spoken in Toronto
1r-
1-
Plan Two Receptions
for Lehrman Dinner
Sholem Aleichem Nursery
Now Enrolling for Fall
Sholem Aleichem Nursery will
begin its new semester Sept. 4 for
children age 3-5 in either three-
day-a-week or five-day-a-week ses-
sions.
The program strives to imbue
children with positive attitudes to-
ward their Jewishness in a Jewish
atmosphere. All Jewish holidays
are taught and celebrated, and
both the Yiddish and Hebrew lan-
guages are an intregal part of the
learning process.
The program is under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Ruth Korn, who has
been with the school for many
years.
For registration information, call
the Sholem Aleichem Institute, 342-
7440.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 23, 1968 23
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