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THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE November 25, 1949 A Betrothed to Green Bay Man Geraldine Austrian and Lowell Grossman Wed in Temple Rites SOCIAL and PERSONAL Denver Marriage of Couple is Revealed Denver, was the setting of the recent marriage of Miss Thel-ma Forman, daughter of Mrs. Anna Forman of Milwaukee, to Myer Schaffner, also of Milwaukee. The marriage took place on Oct. 6. The newlyweds will make their home in Denver.

Former Milwaukeean Wins South Bend Girl Announcement of the engagement of their daughter, Elsie, to Dr. Solvin W. Tonkens, comes from her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Minkoff, South Bend, Ind.

Dr. Tonkens is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Tonkens, formerly of Milwaukee, and now of Kansas City, Mo.

The marriage will take place in South Bend on Jan. 6. The young couple will make their home in Kansas City, Mo. Miss Ira Safer, N. Thirty-sixth was maid of honor.

Her dress of turquoise taffeta was styled with an off the shoulder neckline. Misses Donna and Nancy Ausman, cousins of the bride, were bridesmaids. They wore gowns of tor-q noise and lilac taffeta, and carried colonial bouquets of pink chrysanthemums and pompoms. Acting as his brother's best man was Gerald Grossman. Kenneth Ausman, the bride's brother, and Sanford Kaiser, performed the ushering duties.

The Ausman home was the scene of the reception, following the ceremony. Mrs. Ausman was at fa i a 1 In a temple ceremony, Geraldine Betty Ausman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Ausman, N.

Fifty-ninth became the bride of Lowell Richard Grossman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Grossman, N. Forty-ninth st. Rabbi Louis J.

Swichkow officiated at the 7 p.m. ceremony which was performed at Temple Beth El. 1 MRS. LOWELL GROSSMAN Wearing a candlelight satin dress with a fitted bodice and portrait neckline, the bride's fingertip veil was secured by a tiara of rhinestoncs and seed pearls. She carried a corsage of white pompons and chrysanthemums centered with a white orchid.

I DELORES SOLOMON The engagement of their daughter, Delores, to Nathan W. Hol-man, was announced by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Solomon, N.

For. ty-fifth st. The future groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Hol-man.

Green Bay. Miss Solomon will be graduated from the University of Wisconsin in June. Her fiance is a graduate of the University. Its News IF there has been a marriage in your family. IF there has been a birth in your family.

IF your son or daughter is home from college. IF there has been an engagement in your family. IF you are going on a trip, or have returned from one. IF you have out-of-town guests at your home. IF there will be a Bar Mitzvah or Confirmation in vour family.

Write the CHRONICLE a note about it. All items must be in before the deadline on Tuesday, 5 p.m. Nursery School Features Gala Floor Show, Dec. 3 Members of the Milwaukee Jewish Nursery school are eagerly awaiting their fund raising buffet supper at Oakton manor on Jiec 1 Whnt nrnmispg tn an evening chock-full of the enter tainment found anywhere is at the moment in the final stages of preparation. Providing dance provoking Latin American rumbas and sambas, interspersed with fox trots will be Manuelo and his Cuban rhythm boys.

Ocikton manor's famous dance team of Gene and Theresa will be on hand to offer MRS. ARTIH COHEN their interpretations. Frank De La Font, Oakton's "Golden Tenor," will render light classical favorites. Comedy takes on new meaning in the person of Bob Sherman, as Bob does his pantomimic impressions and vocal specialties. As an extra-added feature the ever-popular Pepe of rumba fame will do his sensational Afro-Cuban native dance, Baia, in authentic costume.

Highlight of the evening's entertainment will be Flora Cohen of Milwaukee, world-renowned marambist. Among Mrs. Cohen's many accomplishments as a concert marimbist was her appearance at Carnegie hall as a featured soloist. Accompanying Mrs. Cohen will be Dr.

Seymour Letco, also of Milwaukee. tired in a gown ot purple crepe trimmed with crystal beads. She wore gun metal gray accessories. Mrs. Grossman was dressed in taupe crepe with bronze bead trim.

Her accessories were bronze. Both mothers wore purple orchid corsages. Following a honeymoon in New York city, the couple will return to their home on W. Wisconsin ave. The young people attended the University of Wisconsin.

Engagement of U. W. Couple Announced Dr. and Mrs. S.

J. Faber, Racine, announce the engagement of their daughter, Iris Joan, to Gilbert Samuel Rosenberg, Madison. Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Rosenberg are the parents of the prospective bridegroom. The betrothed couple are students at the University of Wisconsin where Miss Faber is a member of Alpha Epsilon Phi, and Mr. Rosenberg is affiliated with Phi Sigma Delta. The reading of the play will be given by Mrs.

Ruth Danks who has previously demonstrated the power, talent, and creative ability neerled to give this play its full dramatic impact. In issuing an invitation to the community to attend the annual meeting Edward R. Prince, president of the Jewish Vocational Service, stated, "Through our placement, vocational guidance, and refugee program the Jewish Vocational Service is reaching into every home of our Jewish community. We are anxious to familiarize every member of our community with our work and the problems we face. I should like to welcome everyone to our annual meeting to enjoy this very interesting program." If thou hast commenced a good action, leave it not incomplete.

Talmud. "Death of a Salesman" to be Given at Vocational Service Meeting Ohio. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bortin, N.

Morris who have just returned from a two-week visit with the new parents. The paternal great grandmother is Mrs. Sarah Bortin, N. Oakland ave. Dr.

Bortin is on a fellowship in cardiology at Mt. Sinai hospital, New York city. Dr. and Mrs. N.

W. Shapiro, N. Sixty-seventh entertained at a cocktail and dinner party at the Joe Deutsch cafe, on Saturday evening, Nov. 19 for 96 guests. Mr.

and Mrs. flyman l. Lake announce the birth of a son, Lee Donald, on Nov. 9 at Mt. Sinai hospital.

The has a sister, Diane, nine years old, and a brother, Richard, seven. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Juster of Chicago. Mrs.

Leo Katz, Orlando, is the paternal grandmother. Bonnie Joy is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mar-goles, W. Vliet for their daughter born Nov.

12 at Mt. Sinai hospital. The baby's sisters are Sue, three, and Lynn, two years old. The maternal grandmother is Mrs. J.

D. Offset), N. Maryland and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J.

II. Margoles, N. Maryland ave. Dr. and Mrs.

Nathan A. Gendlin and family have moved to their new home at 4641 N. Lake Jr. Mr. and Mrs.

Erv Abrams. N. Seventh announce the birth of a daughter, Miriam Ruth, on Nov. 14 at Mt. Sinai hospital.

The Abrams have another (laughter, who is nine anil a half years old. The grandmothers are Mrs. C. Neiib-iuer, N. Seventh and Mis.

Louis Abrams, W. Wright st. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oxman and sons moved into their new home at N.

Forty-fourth st. From Chicago comes new of the birth of a son, Cary, to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Libkin on Nov. 14.

Mrs. Libkin is the former Ethel Mae Kollus. daughter of Mrs. Betty Kollus, N. Maryland ave.

Plan Institute on Chanukah Celebration A community wide training institute for parents on the theme of "How to Celebrate Hanukah at Home," will he held Nov. 28 and Dec. 5 at the Jewish Community Center. The Jewish Community Center in cooperation with the Bureau of Jewish Education, the l'TA's of the Hebrew schools, the Hadassah and B'nai Il'nth chapters will jointly sponsor the two day institute. The institute will be open to all parents in the community desirioiis of learning ways and means of making the holiday of Hanukah more meaningful and significant to their children.

Hanukah games, songs, home decorations and food will be discussed and demonstrated at this institute. Hanukah this year will be observed from Dec. 16 to Dec. 23. All parents are invited to attend the two meetings.

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and Mrs. David Marcus, N. Forty-fourth announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Sherman Jordan, Saturday, Dec. 10, at 9:00 a.m. at Congregation Anshe Le-bowich.

Helene is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wolfe, N. Forty-ninth for their daughter born Oct. 26 at Mt.

Sinai hospital. The baby has a sister, Marilynne. The maternal grandfather is Mr. Morris Gash, W. Concordia and the paternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Moses Wolfe, N. Eleventh st. Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Kaye, N. Sixty-seventh spent the weekend in Cleveland, Ohio, visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jack J.

Langer, W. North announce the birth of a daughter, Julie Ann, on Nov. 16 at Mt. Sinai hospital. Mrs.

Langer is the former Shirley Lee Abrams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Abrams, W. Burleigh st. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter S. Langer, W. North are the paternal grandparents. Mrs.

Anna Brown, N. Fifty-first is the maternal great grandmother and Mr. Louis Abrams, N. Thirteenth is the maternal great grandfather. Gertrude Sedlet, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Sedlet, N. Forty-fourth has been initiated into Alpha Kappa Delta, national sociological society, at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Miss Sedlet, an honor student at the university, is a third year social work major. A daughter, Mary Ellen, was born tf) Mr.

and Mrs. George Bleclier, N. Fift v-seventh on Nov. 15 at Mt. Sinai hospital.

The baby has two brothers, Ronald and David. The grandmothers are Mrs. Stan Chettek, N. Fifty-seventh and Mrs. Albeit Mlecher, N.

Twelfth st. From New York city comes news of the birth (if a daughter, Mary Ellen, to Dr. and Mrs. Mortimer Bortin on Nov. 2.

The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Harris, of Dayton, Tell Engagement of La Crosse Girl e3 ski. ma i.indk.mukg Mr.

and Mrs. Sol Lindeubeig, La Crosse, announce the engagement of their daughter, Selma, to Ijiiwrenct Duckler, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duckler, Sixteenth st. Mr.

Duckler will be graduated this June from the University of Wisconsin Medical school. He will intern at the Milwaukee County hospital. He is altihated with I 'In Delta Epsilon fraternity. Miss Lindcnbcrg attended the University in Madison. A summer wedding is planned.

Lillian Weitzman Troth Announced At a family dinner mi Thanks giving Day. Louis Weittnan. Kinnickinnic ave. announced the engagement of Ins daughter. Lil lian, to Mr.

Jack Levine. sou of Mr. and Mrs. S. Kaufman.

Vienna ave. An early winter wedding is being planned, but no def inite date has been named. Announce Troth of Shirley Ann Heller Mr. and Mrs. Morris Heller, N.

Forty-fourth have announced the engagement of their daughter, Shirley Ann. to Donald Kane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kane, N. Eighth st.

Wedding plans were not included in the announcement. II IM' flll it hit liUlf! h'xpectant Motkrts: Butch hai a gft-acquatntftl gift lor vou' II II Racine Hadassah Chapter Marks 25th Anniversary The Hadassah Chapter of Racine, celebrated its 25th anniversary with a tea and program 1 Sinai temple. Mrs. Joe Levin, hospital showers chairman and hostess at the tea, traced the history of Hadassah. The program committee had planned a tableau depicting the costums and civilization of Israel.

Participating members were Mmes. David Watts, Sol Fairman, Simon Grant, David Luby, Joe Fishbein and Jacob Slobodkin. Rosalind Keene presented vocal selections and Mrs. Samuel Morris reviewed "Go Fight City Hall." PHOTOGRAPHS In Third Dimension rind in COLOR DORFMAN'S Candid Photo Service IH1H K. Jurvls WO.

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Nov. at 8:00 p.m. at Temple Emanu-El B'ne Jeshu-i un. MRS. Rl'TH HANKS This play so graphically presents the message which the Vo cational Service wishes to bring to the community that no attempt has been made to alter it in any way.

The demands for individual guidance Irom parents, schools, social agencies, and the general community has increased significantly during the eleven years of the Agency's existence. Over one thousand people of our Jewish community were served by the Agency during the past year. "In reaching so large a proportion of our Jewish community," stated Michael M. Galaan. executive director of the Agency, "The Jewish Vocational Service has become a total Jewish community service." "In presenting "Death of a Salesman" the Jewish Vocational Service is stressing the importance of its vocational guidance work, because everyone will recognize the need lor preventing some of the problems with which the play deals." for your coiivkiiitkiitc and io sivtk vou more Christmas shopping tiimk our iit'tv slorr hours through Christmas will lit ami TrnniuflBSDDfW from 5): Ii 5) i- on 3rd Near North Shell Take Wisconsin Weather With a Smile! Mot heart-warming gift of all this alpaca fleece lined storm coat ith easy-to-turn-up mouton collar! Trim'y tailored of cotton gabardine in green, gray, or natural.

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