The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle from Milwaukee, Wisconsin • Page 4

October 11, 1946 THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE Engagements Made Known by Three Couples SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Iteau of latere! for theae eolumae may be telrphoaed, mallr4 or brought to the ml tin of the Wlereaala Jewtih Chronicle, tM N. Milwaukee WrM, telepheae MAraaette twt. AiMgirrnmiii of eozafemeau aad a-eddlagi to bo laeerted la theat eotomae aiai be eifaed by tbm pereoa reapoajuble for the announretneBt. Telcphoae Bombers of partlet eoaeerBed should bo given for pnrpoae of verlfleatlon. AU natter ihoujfl roach thl office aot later thaa edneday aooa to Insure pabUee-tloa la Imuo of the week.

pgr Harris carried a white prayerbook, on which a white orchid centered white baby rosebuds. Milwaukee guests at the wedding were Mrs. Anna Kahn, Mrs. Sam Cherin, Dr. Louis Bensman and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Brodsky and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bensman and Mr. and Mrs.

Sol Turin. The young couple will reside at 21 N. Mills street, Madison, Wisconsin, after their honeymoon in Chicago. The groom is attending the University of Wisconsin. Mrs.

Kahn attended Mary Chrest college. Weil-Frank Announcement comes from New York of the marriage of Miss Sylvia Frank, New York City, to Mr. Elson Weil of Milwaukee. The ceremony took place on October 10. Following the nuptial rites, a dinner and ceremony was held at the Olcott hotel.

Mrs. Weil is a graduate of Hunter college, while her groom attended the Univer Now teaching at the University of Wisconsin, where he is working on his doctorate in economics, is Leon Schur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schur, S. Seventy-second street.

Mr. Schur was valedictorian of his graduating class at West Allis high school. He served in the navy as a Lieutenant (J.G.) for three years, seeing service in the Pacific. A moving-to-Califnrnia tea wasl given last Wednesday afternoon I by Mrs. Joseph B.

Forman at her home on N. Berkley boulevard for I her sister, Mrs. Arthur Krom, N. Woodburn street, and Mrs. Sara Krom, Astor hotel.

Both guests of honor will leave soon to make their home in Los Angeles. Mrs. Edward H. Meldman, N. I Morris boulevard, entertained at I a luncheon and miscellaneous shower on October 2 at the Wis- i N.

Fourteenth street, are leaving on October 18 for an extended tour of the East. They will visit Mrs. Kramsky's brother and father at Staten Island, N. Y. They will also be guests at the wedding of Mr.

Kramsky's cousin, Adele Berdansky, which is to be held at the Park Manor hotel in New York. Mr. David Kramsky will accompany them. In honor of Harriet Vogel, who will become the bride of Harry Dizack next month, Mrs. Manuel Peter, E.

Chateau place, entertained at a shower and dinner last Wednesday evening. Recipient of the bronze star medal is Hyman Mishlove, Ripon, Wisconsin, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mishlove of Berlin, Wisconsin. The presentation was made by the army headquarters on the Ripon college campus with Colonel Clainos making the Mrs.

Herbert Gross will leave i soon for New York, where she is now making her home. Mrs. Gross, the former Edith Sernovitz, spent a few weeks here in Milwaukee visiting her family and I fricnHs consin hotel, for Jean Paul, whose engagement and approaching marriage to Lt. Rex Ftuppa has recently been announced. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Flagg, E. Circle drive, left this week for a two week visit in New York City. After spending a month visiting in the East, Mrs. M.

Tousman has returned to her home on E. Newton avenue. MISS SELMA SCHNOLL MISS IRENE PIVAR MISS REVA MULLEN Miss Ruth Wainer, New London, Wisconsin, has been named general chairman of the Diamond Jubilee committee for the anniversary on October 19-20 of Chad-bourne Hall, women's dormitory at the University of Wisconsin. wedding is being A June planned. CLASSIFIED sity of Pennsylvania, where he was a member of Phi Epsilon Pi fraternity.

Mr. Weil and his bride will honeymoon in Atlantic City, and will make their home in New York. Tolmasky-Feldman Mr. Max A. Feldman, N.

Fifty-eighth street, announces the marriage, on October 6, of his daughter, Claione, to Harold Tolmasky, Los Angeles, California. The wedding ceremony took place in Los I Angeles. The young couple will honeymoon in Mexico and will visit Milwaukee on or about October 20. Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Siegel have moved to their new home at 2879 N. Eighty-second street. i WANTED TO KKNT: Kmployed yonnc woman desires room aad board or hare an apartment. tall UAly 2468 or Mitchell SUA Announcements of Recent Nuptials from Near and Far WANTKI) TO KKNT: Eviction and a broken home life our future. Please help find a home for my family of four.

I'rter Drurh, HOpklna 1340-M. Another change of address is that of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kimmel and their daughter, Elaine, who have moved to their new home at 2715 N. Sixty-seventh street.

An early spring wedding is being planned by Miss Selma Schnoll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Schnoll, W. Mitchell street, whose engagement has recently been announced to Eugene Pressman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Pressman, E. Park place. Mr. Pressman returned last year after three and a half years of service with the army in the European theatre. 00 Pivar-Dobrushken Announcement comes from Mrs.

Jennie Bernstein, N. Fortieth street, of the engagement of her daughter, Irene Pivar, to Peter Dobrushken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Esau Wick, N. Eleventh street.

During the war both Miss Pivar Meyers-Nemschoff The engagement of Miss Betty Myers, to Bernard Nemschoff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nemschoff, Appleton, Wisconsin, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Myers of Appleton.

A wedding date has not been set. The bride-to-be served with the army for three and a half years and spent part of that time in the south Pacific. now furthering her musical career in New York. FOR NAI.K: till palntlnga to beautify your home, for appointment call Mr. frank Hlmrhheia.

LAkeslde 2IMM-W. Mr. and Mrs. I. B.

Padway of San Mateo, California, formerly of Milwaukee, are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Ruth Mr. Soyety noted cellist, has VYANTKD TO KKNT: Veteran cettinc married. In dire aeed of living quarter apartment or anythlaa up to five room flat. Furnliihed or unfuralshed. I'leene rail Kllhoura HtWA-W.

Births Announced Recently returned from a visit in the East are Dr. and Mrs. Louis Weisfeldt, N. Stowell avenue, and Mr. and Mrs.

Sol Kahn, N. Stowell avenue. Marshall D. Rotter, son of Mr. Louis Totter, W.

Wisconsin nve-ni jceived his B.A. decree from made concert appearances in Washington, D. Philadelphia and New York. Recently discharged, after three years' service in the navy, his next concert is scheduled in Town Hall, New York City, Monday evening, November 18. After a wedding trip to Cuba, the young people will reside in New York.

Dartmouth College, Hanover, New and Mr. Dobrushken served in the navy. Miss Pivar is now attending Layton Art school. No definite wedding plans have been made. Mullen-Dick Skeanu Game Jjuic A Satin Wedding Gown Everything you've dreamed of in a magnificent wedding gown everything you've always wanted in exquisite bridesmaids' gowns you'll find it here and modestly priced.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mullen i Harriet, to Dr. Robert Gerald Kal-ler, son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. Kaller, N. Prospect avenue. The marriage took place on October 2 in Cleveland, Ohio. Young Mrs.

Kaller is a graduate of the University of California, where she was president of Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority and was also active in Panhellenic, Labor Board and Elections Council on the campus. Dr. Kaller is a graduate of Marquette university. He is affiliated with Alpha Epsilon Pi and Phi Delta Epsilon fraternities. Dr.

Kuller will complete specialization in urology at the Cleveland City hospital in June, after which the young couple will reside in Long Beach, California. Soyer-Fromltln From New York City comes the announcement by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fromkin of Milwaukee and New York, of the marriage of their daughter Marcia Joyce, to Mr. David Seth Soyer, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Samson Soyer of New York. Rabbi Ira Eisenstein performed the wedding ceremony which took place Sunday, October 6, at the Essex House, New York City. Mrs. Soyer spent the last year teaching piano at Ashley Hall, Charleston, South Carolina, and is Kahn-IIarris At high noon on September 15, Miss Onalee Harris, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Nathan E. Harris, Rock Island, Illinois, became the bride of Mr. Albion Y. Kahn, son of Mrs.

Anna Kahn, N. Farwell avenue, and the late Joseph Kahn. Rabbi Solomon Levitan, assisted by Cantor I. M. Baron, performed the double ring ceremonjr at the bride's home.

Mrs. Allen J. Portnoy, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. announce the engagement of their daughter, Reva, to Irwin Dick, son of Mrs. Louis Dick, Hoboken, New Jersey.

Mr. Dick attended the Milwaukee School of Engineering and the University of Wisconsin extension. Miss Mullen is president of Alpha Beta Gamma sorority at Milwaukee State Teachers' college. Mr. Dick served in the army for over four years and took part in the African landings.

He also served in Italy, Ireland and Stanley is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Altshull, N. Tenth street, for their son born on October 5 at Mount Sinai hospital. Stanley has a sister, Jean, 17, and a brother Harvey, eight.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schwartz-man, N. Fiftieth street, announce the birth of a daughter, Hasia Re-na, on October 7 at Mount Sinai hospital. The Schwartzmans have another daughter, Varda, two and a half.

Mrs. Schwartzman is the daughter of Louis Kite of Chicago. A daughter, Marcee Lynn, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Irving Reich, W.

Meinecke avenue, on October 7 at Mount Sinai hospital. Mrs. Rose Rosen, W. Meinecke avenue is the maternal grandmother. Paternal grandmother is Mrs.

Tillie Reich, Chicago. Announcement comes from Dr. and Mrs. Norman N. Rossman, N.

Fiftieth street, of the birth of a son on October 8 at Mount Sinai hospital. The Rossmans also have a daughter, Ellen, who is three. Mrs. Rossman, the former Zelda Dubrow, is the daughter of Mrs. A.

Dubrow, Chicago. Paternal (Continued oa Pace B) Hampshire, at the close of the summer session in late September. He was a member of the Dartmouth Outing Club, Forensic Society, Varsity Tennis club, and Pi Lambda Phi fraternity. Previously Mr. Rotter attended the University of Wisconsin.

Many Milwaukee students away at colleges over the country have recently been pledged to sororities. Among them are Carol June Mandel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mandel, N. Ardmore avenue, and Sari Goodman, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Julius Goodman, N. Frederick avenue, who have pledged Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority at Northwestern university. Joan Gotkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Sum Gotkin, N. Kim-bark place, has been pledged to Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority at the University of Missouri. Janis Arne. daughter of Mrs. Rose Arne, N.

Oakland avenue, was pledged to Alpha Epsilon Phi at the University of Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Kramsky, To 11 Vmitchell' ST." Opra Moa Sat. HI P.

M. Leo Wilensky was his cousin's best-! man. Mrs. Leo Brodsky, W. Capitol drive, sister of the groom, served as the bride's matron, and Laurily Keir was flower girl.

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