THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, September 6, 1968-23 Ralph, Cynthia Bovitz Honeymoon in Canada MRS. RALPH BOVITZ Cynthia Arlene Schiff became the bride of Ralph Bovitz in a recent ceremony performed at Cong. Bnai David. The parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schiff of Cum- berland Rd., Southfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bovitz of Westhamp- ton Ave., Oak Park. After a wedding trip through Canada, the Bovitzes will make their home in Troy. The bride wore a gown of im- ported silk with both gown and train trimmed in Alencon lace. A sweetheart bow held her illusion veil. Roseanne Berman served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Judy Wells of Los Angeles, Patri- cia Rodholm, Sheila Glass and Penny Morros, junior brides- maid. Ronald Bovitz was his brother's best man. Richard Schiff, brother of the bride, Milton Morris, Leon- ard Gutman and Frank Gittelson were ushers. Also in the ceremony was Mrs. Faye Bovitz, the bridegroom's grandmother. 0 11 COUTURE-BOUTIQUE CUSTOM DESIGNS LINGERIE LOUNGEWEAR - ACCESSORIES HARVARD ROW MALL 11 MILE & LASHER 353-7640 MALTER INC. OF HARVARD ROW Designers of Fine Furs Complete Fur Service 11 MILE AND LAHSER Phone: 358-0850 Women's Cilith activities FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER, Mizrachi Women, announces a cash shower to be held 12:30 p.m. Sept. 16 at the home of Mrs. Char- les Lewis, 17204 Adrian, Southfield. Over-all chairman is Mrs. Ray- mond Rosenberg, and cash chair- man is Mrs. Sam Sborow. The hostesses are Mesdames Abraham Nusbaum, Daniel Temchin, Emil Spilman and Philip Ruskin. Pro- ceeds will be sent to Israel to help in the three major areas of Mizrachi Women's work: child restoration and youth aliya; social services and adult welfare; and academic and vocational educa- tion. Mrs. Emil Spilman will rep- resent the chapter at the 43rd an- nual Mizrachi national convention in New York's Waldorf Astoria Hotel Sept. 15-16. The first half of the convention was held in Jeru- salem. * *. * SHERUTH LEAGUE will meet 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Zionist Cultural Center, Southfield.. Sam Marcus, director of the Fresh Air Society will speak on camp schol- arships for underprivileged chil- dren. Friends are invited. The newly elected officers are Mes- dames Marvin Canner, president; Jerome Pershin, Irving Adler and Sidney Nickell, vice presidents; Abe Smolowitz, treasurer; 'Joseph Fetter, James Kolne r, Harry Gutoy, and Raymond Kahrnoff, secretaries; and Harry Leviton and Philip Robbin, camp scholarship chairmen. * * SIGMA ALPHA MU, MOTHERS ALUMNI GROUP, recently elected its new officers. They are Mes- dames Daniel Siegel, president; William P. Greenberg, Max Lic- ther and Ellis Thal, vice presi- dents; Harry Baskin, Sidney Berke, Irvin Cohn, Ernest Golumbia, Adolph Lichter, David Tann and Harold Tobias, secretaries; and Peter A 1 t m a n, treasurer. The group sponsors the "Donald Tann Scholarship Foundation Fund" which provides scholarships for students at the University of Michigan. * * YOUNG ISRAEL OF OAK- WOODS SISTERHOOD will meet 8:30 P.m. Wednesday in the syna- gogue's social hall_ •IVIrs. Meyer Mandelbaum, program chairman, announces that Mrs. Morris Tra- ger, Carol and Leslie will present a musical program. Rabbi James I. Gordon will speak on the ap- proaching High Holy Days. Friends are invited. * * * NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, will meet noon Wednes- day at the home of Mrs. Abraham Primack, 24271 Rosewood, Oak Park. • * DAVID HORODOKER WOMEN'S. ORGANIZATION will meet noon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Harry Schechter, 25639 Green- field, Southfield. ,. H arvard RowToggery Artril , Featuring a Fine Selection of Na.- - 4:'... ' tionally Advertised Men's , . Sports Wear and & Boys' Accessories by Such Famous Names as ....:. ,.: - , -,,, - --- ,-, t Farah Parents to Dance Sunday • Puritan • Levis Swank, and a host of others! - HARVARD ROW MALL , ,. . . . . • 21738 W. 11 • MILE at LAHSER en ,T.114411., Fri. to Phone: :353-1027 . Adas Shalom Sisterhood invites friends to hear Prof. Arnold L. Goldsmith at its meeting, 12:30 p.m. Monday in the synagogue so- cial h a 11, Mrs. Carl Lichtenstein announced. Prof. •Goldsmith, w h o will discuss "The Meaning of Vio- lence in the Con- temporary Amer- ican Short Story," Mrs. Lichtensteinis associate pro- fessor of English at Wayne State University and author of many articles. He is also co- editor of the "Publication Guide for Literary and Linguistic Schol- ars." Mrs. A. I. Morrison, program chairman, announced a dessert luncheon will be served by the hospitality committee, Mrs. Gerald Beckman and Mrs. Louis Roth. Other members participating in the program will be Mrs. Jacob Axelrod, Mrs. George Bassin and Mrs. Maurice Samuels. * * * LIVONIA JEWISH CONGREGA- TION SISTERHOOD will meet 8:30 p.m. Monday in the synagogue so- cial hall. The theme will be "Our Youth and Their Synagogue." Scenes and songs from "Fiddler on the Roof" will be presented by membersof the youth group, di- rected by Peggy U d in a n, who has worked in summer stock and local theater groups. Friends are invited. A social hour will follow. For information, call Mrs. Rivian Altschul, membership chairman, 476-1984. The sisterhood will hold its fall rummage sale 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesday at the synagogue. For information, call the synagogue office, 425-9370. * * ROSENWALD AUXILIARY, American Legion, will install offi- cers 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Workmen's Circle Center. The officers are Mesdames Esther Ra- minick, president; Lydia Slakter and Fay Bogrow, vice presidents; Marion Tennebaum and Sarah Jacobson, secretaries; Frances Green, treasurer; Clara Shapiro, chaplain; Rebecca Mitchell, his- torian; Mollie Elias, sergeant-at- arms; and Tillie Sable, color bear- er. The executive board includes Mollie Appleblatt, Ann Gottlieb and Fan Poplack. Refreshments and entertainment will highlight the evening. • BETH AARON SISTERHOOD will meet noon Monday in the social hall of the synagogue. The program, arranged by Mrs. Ber- nard Gaspas, program vice presi- dent, will feature Russell Kestler discussing Medicare and social security. Refreshments will be Served. The public is invited. * YOUNG WOMEN of the JEWISH .NATIONAL FUND will have a membership tea 12:30 p.m. Wednes- day at the home of Mr. Ronald Schecter, 4390 Stoney River, Birm- ingham. Refreshments will be served. Guests are invited. * * * BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD will hold a petite luncheon-fashion show noon Monday at the synagogue's social hall. Mrs. Milton Cross, pro- gram chairman, and her committee are planning the afternoon to begin with champagne cocktails and fol- lowed by the • buffet lunch. The fashion show's purpose is to illus- trate "What the Well-Dressed Sis- terhood Member Will Wear, and Where!" Members of the sister- hood will model furs and fall fashions. A grand prize will be awarded. * * JEWISH WOMEN EUROPEAN WELFARE ORGANIZATION will meet noon Monday at Cong. Ezras Achim. Mr. and Mrs. Max Vernon, ,.who are .leaving for permanent "Partnerless Parents" will hold a cocktail buffet-dancing party 9 p.m. Sunday at the Sheraton Mo- PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT tor Inn, Warren. For information, CLUB will meet 8:30 p.m. Monday call social chairman Henrietta at Cong. Beth Hillel. Husbands are Lewis, LI 6-0903. invited. 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