Caricatures
Hungarian Jewish Community.
of Old Delray Plans Reunion
. "Alumni" of the small and group also will perform and
unique Hungarian Jewish instruct the audience in dan-
for your party
Hungar-
community of Delray and cing. A full-course
dinner, complete
n-style
Downriver will hold a reuri-
Dovmriver
ion 6:30 p.m. Aug. 4 at Cong. with sweet-table, will be
served.
Beth Achim.
The First Hebrew Congre-
and entertainment
FIELD for Music
gation of Delray formed the
the Hungarian Gypsy hub
of activities in that Hun-
Dinner-Dance will he pro- garian Jewish community,
Call
vided by a costumed Hun- which • started around 1915
garian gypsy orchestra, fea- and disbanded in the mid-
turing Ziggy Bella, Artie Nel- 1940s.
son and Billy Rose. A cos-
Several former residents
tumed Hungarian d a n- c e
formed a committee to or-
ganize the reunion. They in-
clude Irene (DeSure) As-
trein, Betty (Duschinsky)
Berg, Ernest Citrin, George
Duchin, Shirley Gill, Shirley
( Greenstein ) Gormezona,
Pearl (Rose) Goutman, Ber-
nie Jonas, Olga (Baruch)
Krause, Edith Rose, Eugene
Values to $65 .
Rose, George Tarnoff, Mur-
iel ,(Auslander) Tarnoff and
Dress&Sport, Values to $12
Dolly (Moss) Weinstein.
For reservations and in-
formation, call Mrs. Astrein,
398-5690; Mrs. Berg, 557-5916;
to $16 .
Mrs. iGormezano, 547-5768;
2 Pair for $11
BOY's
Mrs. Tarnoff, 96872878; or
Mrs. Weinstein, 548-4718.
Were $65 . . .
All interested persons in
the community are invited.
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Concert for Teens
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Our Place, .a teen center
located in the Southfield
Parks and Recreation build-
ing, will feature folk guitarist
Michael London in concert
8 p.m. July 19 at the center.
Youth age 13 and older are
invited, and residents will be
admitted at a reduced fee.
.
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MRS. SANFORD MALL
Harriet Jo Bauman and
Sanford Jay Mall were mar-
ried in a recent ceremony
solemnized by Rabbi Jacob
Segal and Cantor Nicholas
Fenakel at Cong. Adat Sha-
lom.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel
Bauman of Shelley Dr.,
Southfield. The bridegroom is
the son of Mr. Eugene Mall
and Mrs. Barbara Pollard,
both of Brighton.
Mrs. Leonard Portner,
sister of the bride, was ma-
tron of honor. Bridesmaids
were Mrs. Lawrence Wasser,
sister of the bride; Mrs. Neil
Bauman; and Arlene and
Karen Mall, sisters of the
bridegroom, Flower girls
were Toby and Julie Portner.
David Maldaver was his
nephew's best man. Ushers
were Neil Bauman, brother
of the bride, and Lawrence
Wasser. Joey Mall was ring
bearer.
The bride wore a silk or-
ganza gown trimmed in Alen-
con lace. A matching picture
hat held a shoulder-length
veil of silk illusion. She car-
ried Stephanotis, roses and
baby's breath on her mother's
prayer book.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mal-
daver, grandparents of the
bridegroom, and Mrs. Ann
Mall, grandmother of the
bridegroom, also participated.
Following a Florida honey-
moon, the couple will live in
Southfield.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Delegates to Report on ZOA Convention
The Detroit District, Zion-
ist Organization of America,
will hold its first board meet-
ing 8 p.m. Wednesday at the
Zionist Cultural Center.
Convention reports will be
given by delegates to the
annual meeting, held in New
York. Detroit District Presi-
dent Dr. Sidney Z. Leib led
the delegation, which also
included Mrs. Leib, the Philip
Slomovitzes, Louis Panush-
es, Dr. and Mrs. Jack Green-
berg, Dr. and Mrs. Sanford
A. Bennett, Dr. and. Mrs.
Joel Hamburger, the Richard
Kramers, Mrs. Norma Hu-
dosh, Rose L e w i s, Mrs.
Pauline Klein, Dr. and Mrs.
Bernard Weston and Dr.
Lester Zeff.
Leib was re-elected na-
tional vice president; Slomo-
vitz, honorary national vice
president; and Panush, presi-
dent of the North Central
ZOA Region.
Kramer, Dr. Greenberg,
Dr. Bennett, Carmi Slomo-
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Agatha Christie's "THE
MOUSETRAP," second Sum-
mer Theater Festival pro-
duction by Wayne State Uni-
versity's Hilberry Repertory
Company, opens Wednesday
in the Hilberry Theatre,
Cass and Hancock. The musi-
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York, opens July 26 in the
Studio Theater, downstairs at
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