Sandra Jacobs Illarried Israel's Young Designers Represented

Friday, January 3, 1 969-21

French Women's Group
Joins International Council

CLEVELAND (JTA) — Coopera-
tion Feminine, an organization of
French Jewish Women, has joined
the International Council of Jewish
Women, it was announced here by
Mrs. Ronald Brown, president. The
worldwide organization now has 26
affiliates in 22 countries around
the world, representing more than
600,000 members.
The French organization, estab-
lished under the aegis of Fonds
Social Juif Unifie, the French Jew-
ish central welfare organization,
has as its major aim the pursuit
of a more active role for Jewish
women in domestic as well as in-
ternational affairs. The president
of Cooperation Feminine is Mrs.
J. L. Treves.

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pern officiated. •
Miss Jacobs is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gus D. Jacobs of
Lincoln Dr., Huntington Woods.
Her husband is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Isser of Brooklyn;
Following their w e d d i n g, the
newlyweds left on a honeymoon
trip to Florida. They plan to reside
in Troy.
The bride wore a gown of peau
de soie with an Empire bodice,
wedding ring collar, bateau sleeves
of English net with appliques of
hand-corded lace and a chapel-
length train. Her mantilla of Eng-
lish net was bordered in matching
lace.

A favorite theory is.a possession
— William' Hazlett
for life.

Israel's growing fashion sophisti-
cation, with emphasis on high-
quality workmanship, will be in
evidence in the Hadassah fashion
show and Eye-Bank Affair 12:30
p.m. Jan. 14 at Northland Theater.
It is being presented by the
Metropolitan Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah, Women's Zionist organi-
zation. Ron Eliran, Israeli singer
and guitarist, will also be featured.
The collection, just arrived from
Israel, is entitled "Seligsberg:
Fashion Career-Maker." It fea-
tures 23 coats, suits, dresses and
gowns created and executed by
fashion department students of the
Hadassah Alice Seligsberg Compre-
hensive High School in Jerusalem.
This high-fashion collection is noted
for its use of ancient Oriental
handwork skills used in modern,
jewel-encrusted and other delicate
traceries. Seligsberg graduates
become the catalysts of Israel's
growing fashion and export busi-
ness. -
Mrs. Jack Abramson, chairman
of the day, announced that Hadas-
sah's own members will model.
Commentator will be radio and
television performer Mary Lou
Zieve.
Mrs. Norman Rosenfeld, chapter
vice president of program, an-
nounced that sherry and cookies
will be served in the theaer lobby
prior to the program. Admission is
Gold and lemon jewels alter-
a filled eye bank, or $6 in cash or nate with white irridescent pail-
check, to support Israel's fight lettes on beds of white chenille to
against blindness from trachoma. create the chevron effect of this
gown, created by a student at the
Cheryl Chapin Marries Alice Seligsberg Comprehensive
High School in Jerusalem. There
Mr. Dan G. Guyer
are 23 equally impressive fash-
ions in the collection to be shown
at the Hadassah Eye-Bank Affair
12:30 p.m. Jan. 14 at Northland
Theater.

Proceeds

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Used for Mikva

The Women's Orthodox League
and Mikva Israel, groups further-
ing education in the laws of family
purity and the maintenance of the
mikva in Oak Park, will hold their
annual banquet 6:30 p.m., Jan. 26
at Cong. Shaarey Shomayim.
Proceeds will be used for the up-
keep of the mikva (ritualarium)
which serves Toledo, Windsor, and
other cities near Detroit, as well
as the metropolitan area. Presi-
dents of the two groups are Mrs.
Leib Bakst and Sam Shoenig.
For information and reserva-
tions, call Mrs. Eli Friedman, 963-
9611, or Marvin Seligson, DI 1-6657.

Wedding Announcement Policy

The Jewish News advises those submitting copy for engage.

ments or weddings that the following policy will be enforced:

1. Information must include addresses and phone numbers
of both bride and bridegroom, as well as their parents' names
and addresses.
2. Engagement announcements less than two months
before the wedding date will not be accepted.

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3. Wedding announcements more than two months after
the wedding will not be accepted.

Announcements are printed' at no charge; however, there
is a $5 engraving charge for photographs. After the picture
has appeared in the paper, both the photograph and plate will
be available for pickup at The Jewish News.

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Jack Fiwnkels Observe
50th Anniversary

MRS. DAN GUYER

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frankel
•(Bess Burke) recently were hon-
ored on their 50th wedding an-
niversary with a dinner-dance
given by their children at Cong.
Beth Abraham.
The Frankels, who exchanged
marriage vows in 1918 in Russia,
are the parents of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Greenberg of Lakewood,
Calif.
Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Frankel (he's older
brother of the bridegroom) and
Mrs. Clara Schwartz, a niece, all
of New York. Mrs. Schwartz was
present 50 years ago at the Frank-
els' wedding. Other out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Nathan Goren,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Goren, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Weiss, Mr. and

Cheryl Chapin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Chapin of Mark
Twain Ave., became the bride of
Dan G. Guyer in an evening cere-
mony at Cong. Beth Achim. The
bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
Abram Guyer of South Dr., South-
field and the late Mr. Guyer.
Mrs. Oscar Sklar and Mr. and
The bride wore a gown with long Mrs. Joseph Burke, all of Wash-
train of silk alpaca and bodice ington, D.C.

sleeves of Alencon lace embroid-
ered with seed pearls. A high
crown of lace and pearls held her
illusion veil. She carried her con-
firmation prayerbook covered with

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Philaenopsis and Stephanotis.
Elsie Chapin attended her sis-
ter as maid of honor. Brides.
maids were Diane Markle, Nancy
Feldman and Mrs. Benjamin
Friedman. Mara Rochelle Staller
was flower girl.
' The bridegroom's brother, Dr.
Martin Guyer, was best man. Serv-
ing as ushers were the bride's
brother,, Neil Chapin, Mark Gor-
don, Benjamin Friedman and Eric
Weinberg of Youngstown, 0. Jef-
frey Guyer was ring bearer.
Also in the wedding .paity, were
the bride's grandparents, Mrs.
Samuel Weinberg and Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Shabensky.
After a honeymoon in New York,
the couple will reside on Greenfield
Ave.

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"Decorating a House Around
Your Personality" is the subject
chosen by CARLETON VARNEY,
brilliant young interior decorator,
for his talk at Detroit Town Hall.
He appears at 11 a.m. Wednesday,
in Fisher Theater.

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Reminder: Kosher Trays
Available to Patients

Mrs. Kurt Hertz, president of
Great Lakes Chapter of the Wom-
en's Branch, Union of Orthodox
Jewish Congregations, announces
the continuing service of kosher
TV meals to hospitals in the metro-
politan Detroit area. At the nation-
al convention of Women's Branch,
the Great Lakes Chapter won a
national citation for this work.
Mrs. Seymour Ribiat serves as
liason with the local hospitals.
Anyone interested in obtaining
such service for a patient can con-
tact her at 547-2773.
All phases of kashrut and the
furtherance of kashrut education
concern the Women's Branch.
Kosher food catalogues are avail-
able.

Designer Labeled
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and Jacket

Wedding

A S H L E Y-SWARTZ: Charlotte
Gladys Swartz and William H. Ash-
ley were married in a recent cere-
mony performed by Rabbi Leonard
S. Cahan at the Raleigh House.
Parents of the newlyweds are Mr.
and Mrs. Isadore Swartz of Rose-
lawn Ave. and Mrs. Louise Ashley
of Santa Monica, Calif. Mrs. Jos-
eph Hirschfield, sister of the bride,
was matron of honor. The best
man was Dr. Merle Goldstone of
Van Nuys. The couple will reside
in Silver Spring, Md.
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WATTEL-ROM: Mrs. Jack Rom
of Cranbrook Dr. announces the
marriage of her daughter Rosalind
to Robert Wattel, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. Wattel of Chicago. The
bride is the daughter of the late
Dr. Jack Rom. Following their
wedding at Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
the couple left for a honeymoon in
Spain. They will reside in Chicago.

Anthropologist Ben Dor
to Look at Shtetl Life
in Oneg Shabat Talk

Anthropologist Dr. Shmuel Ben
Dor will lecture at an oneg Shabat
of the Sholem Aleichem Institute
8:30 p.m. Jan. 10.
His topic will be "An Anthropolo-
gist's Look at the East-European
Shtetl."
Dr. Ben Dor, a native Israeli, re-
ceived his doctorate in anthropol-
ogy from the University of Minne-
sota doing his field work with the
Eskimos of northern Canada. In
recent years, he has extended his
studies to East European Jewry
and is at present lecturing at
Wayne State University on that
subject. He is also a faculty mem-
ber of the United Hebrew High
School and the Midrasha, having
majored in Israel in biblical stu-
dies.
There will be readings and songs
to illustrate the lecture. Refresh-
ments will be served. The lecture
is open to the public.

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