Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1943 — Page 8

SOCIETY

Delores Lasser Becomes Bride Oi Morton Koch Special GARY—In a formal wedding Sunday afternoon in Chicago, witnessed by 300 friends and relatives, Delores Edith Lasser, of Gary, became the bride of Morton I. Koch. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Lasser, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Philip Koch, of Chicago. Tne service was performed by Rabbi Israel H. Weisfeld of Oak Park in the Masonic Temple, Chicago. The new Mrs. Koch attended both Gary College and the University of Illinois, and the bridegroom is a graduate of Northwestern University. The young couple plan to reside in Gary in the near future but are now at home in Chicago. The Hadassah-Debs will hold a dance at 8:30 p. m. Sunday evening, Mar. 7, at the home of Frances Sher, 1351 S. Meridian St. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks are home after ten days in New York City.

Births Mr. and Mrs. Lester Abram, 110 Wilkins St., announce the birth of a daughter, Sunday, Feb. 21, at the Methodist Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Rosen announce the birth of a daughter at the Methodist Hospital, Saturday, Feb. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldberg, 567 E. 37th St. announce the birth of a son Friday, Feb. 26 at the Methodist Hospital.

Wedding Flowers G. O. Wedding F. L. Wedding 415 East 34th Street Talbot 8585

State Birth E. CHICAGO — Mr. and Mrs. Max Barton are the parents of a boy born at St. Catherine’s Hospital. Mrs. Barton is the former Ruth Weinberg. WHITING—Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Winsberg announce the arrival of a daughter, born in St. Margaret's Hospital, Hammond, Ind. HAMMOND — Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bernick are the parents of a daughter born at St. Margaret’s Hospital. She will be named Helene Faith. Her mother is the former Harriet Ann Kraus, a teacher at Maywood School. GARY—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schatz announce the birth of a son, Sunday, Feb. 20, at the Methodist Hospital. He has been named Samuel. MARION — Mr. and Mrs. J. Katz of Chicago announce the birth of a daughter, born on Jan. 24. Mrs. Katz was the former Miss Birdie Klain of this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Block are at Palm Beach, Fla.

WHERE to EAT

Miss Selma Cooper, Cpl. Hurwitz To Be Wed At Beth El Next Sunday The wedding of Selma Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cooper, 3140 College Ave., and Cpl. John Hurwitz, son of Mrs. E. Hurwitz, Sioux City, la., will take place at 2 p m. Sunday, Mar. 14, at Beth El-Zedeck Temple. Rabbi Israel Chodos will officiate assisted by Cantor M. Glass and Rabbis Samuel Fox and S. A. Katz. Relatives and friends are invited to the Temple for the wedding ceremony. No invitations have been issued. Later in the evening there will be a dinner for the immediate families. Guests from out of the city include: Mrs. E. Hurwitz and son David, Sioux City, la., mother and brother of the groom, Louis Hurwitz, Sioux Falls, S. D., another brother; Lt. and Mrs. Irwin Berkowitz, Austin, Tex. Mrs. Berkowitz is the bride’s

sister.

Other relatives and friends expected from out of town are: Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Goldberg, Lexington, Ky.; Mrs. Mary Carmany, and daughter, Doris; Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Goldstein; Mrs. and Mrs. lidore Goldstein; Mrs. Sam Seligman; Miss Freda Goldstein; Miss Sara Eroderson; Mr. and Mrs. Sol Coooer; Mrs. Ben Sherman; Mrs. Charles Weisberg, all from Louisville; Mrs. Arthur Levey, Waco, Tex,; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kagan and Miss Muriel Friedlander, Chicago, and the officers from Ft. Harrison where Cpl. Hurwitz is stationed, including Majors Putnam and William Carrigan; Captains Tuttle and Golden and Lt. Reiser.

A List of Fine Eatir.z Places

3 LOCATIONS Slacker’s Chili Parlors P .,i.r-isM «. m. 139 S. Illinois. 29 W. Ohio STEAKS—CHOPS—SANDWICHES—DINNERS

LIBERTY BELL

117 N. ILLINOIS STREET

LI 6146

DRINKS — MUSIC FROM 6 UNTIL 12 P. M. FINE LUNCHEONS — DINNERS — SANDWICHES

AUNT LULU'S CAFE

Good Coffee Home Cooking Service With a Smile 124 E. St. Clair Street

BURN'S CAFE

CRAIG’S

A Mighty Good Place To Eat We Specialize in Summer Dinners 24 Hr. Service 820 N. Alabama

caivntTCS Aivn Lrwrrrpsows “always in noon tastk* We Ship rnndle* to All Parta of the World <1 Boat WnNhlnKtna LI neoln 2386

The Homestead CHICKEN DINNERS M94 North Meridian (on U. S. 31)

Parties Are Our Specialty ANNA WALLACE. Mgr. Formerly with Koppar Kettle of Morristown BR 0041

Bar Mltzvahs The bar mitzvah of Alfred Weiss is announced by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bela Weiss, |»or tomorrow morning at the regular Sabbath services at Beth El Zedeck Temple. Friends are

invited

HAMMOND—The Bar Mitzvah of Charles Marshall, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Marshall, will take place at Knesseth Israel Synagogue Saturday morning, Mar. 6. A reception will follow in the social room.

Hope Robison Wed in New York To Willkie Associate

Special

SOUTH BEND — Miss Hope Robison, niece of Mrs. Helen Dalberg, of the Mainarms apartments here, with whom she resided, last week became the bride of Sherman Tonkonow, of New York city, in a ceremony which took place in the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York. Rabbi R. A. Melamed, of New York, officiated. Mr. Tonkonow, was attended by his brother, Frank. The couple will reside in New York where the bridegroom is associated in the law firm in which Wendell Willkie is a partner. The bride is a graduate of the University of Michigan. Attending the wedding

Mimi Bluestein, To Be Wed March 14, Is Feted with Showers. Miss Mimi Bluestein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bluestein, 1101 South Illinois street, and Sgt. Jack J. Kosene, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Kosene, Perth Amboy, N. J., will be married at 5:30 p. m. Sunday, March 14 in the Travertine Room, Lincoln Hotel, with Rabbi David Shapiro and Rev. Levin of the Kenesses Israel Congregation, officiating. The wedding ceremony will be followed by a family dinner a* the Lincoln. In attendance at the wedding from out of the city will be Mr. and Mrs. David Kosene, and Mrs. Herbert Pargot, Perth Amboy, N. J., I. Cohen, Sommerville, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. M. Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bershadsky, Mr. and Mrs. David Bershadsky, Marian Bluestein, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scharff and Miss Bernice Fegelman of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. I. Bosco of Lafayette and their daughter, Jennie, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. David Gershuny, Mrs. S. Hartman and daughter, Florence, Lafayette; Cpl. Leonard Friedman and Cpl. David Litto, of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roth, Logans-

port.

Sgt. Jack J. Kosene is stationed at Huntington, W. Va. The bride-to-be was honored last week with a personal shower, card party and tea. The hostesses were the Misses Ray Lee Binzer, Adele Gold and Annette Herman. A miscellaneous shower was given for her on Monday evening at the Lincoln by Mesdames Sam Bluestein, Frank Bluestein, David Bluestein, Mrs. Sam Roth of Logansport, Marion Bluestein of Cincinnati and Miss Eva Blue-

stein.

Home Ceremony Unites Beatrice Appelbaum, Nathan Levinson

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GARY—'Miss Beatrice AppeL baum became the bride of Nathan M. Levinson, Sunday afternoon, in a ceremony performed by Rabbi Samuel I. Porrath of Chicago, and witnessed by members of the immediate families. The service was held in the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Appelbaum. Mrs. Enna Levinson, mother of the groom, came to the wedding from Pittsfield, Mass. The couple will reside in St.

Louis.

Out of town guests who attended the wedding and dinner which followed in the Hotel Gary were Mrs. G. E. Hemelstein, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ostertag, Mr. and Mrs. Max Hemelstein, all of Fort Wayne, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wexstein, Dr. Joseph Appelbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Holland and daughter, Mrs. Joseph Mendelson, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hemelstein, the bride’s grandparents, all of Chicago.

Edith Grossman To Wed Hammond Man; Date Is Not Set Special TERRE HAUTE—Mr. and Mrs. William Grossman announce the engagement of their daughter Edith to Lee Neiman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Neiman of Hammond, Ind. Miss Grossman, a junior student at Indiana State Teachers College, is treasurer of Lambda Delta Phi. She is president of Terre Haute Section, National Council of Jewish Juniors and popular in the younger set here. Mr. Neiman, in his senior year at Indiana State Teachers College, is a Phi Gamma Mu and Kappa Delta Pi honorary fraternities. No definite plans have been made for the wedding.

Rosalie Pollack Is Engaged To Pic. Mayer Simon Mrs. Besse Pollack has announced the engagement of her daughter, Rosalie, to Pfc. Mayer Simon, son of Mrs. Sophie Simon, Cincinnati. Pfc. Simon is stationed at Johnson Field, N.C.

Frances Bubman's

Engagement Announced

from South Bend, besides Mrs. At Family Dinner

Dalberg, were Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

Dalberg and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pies.

Mrs. Abram Haupt, Stonehurst Hills, Upper Darby, Penn., who was the guest of Mrs. Irwin Haupt, has returned home. The Irwin Haupts though comparative newcomers are actively interested in Jewsish and non-Jew-ish affairs here. Mr. Haupt is engineer for the Army Signal Corps with headquarters in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kroot, Columbus, Ind., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leven- | thal.

Special

GARY — The engagement of Miss Frances Bubman, daughter of Mrs. Max Bubman, to Petty Officer Robert A. Rube, of Mansfield, O., was announced recently at a family dinner in the Bubman home. He is the son of Rabbi and Mrs. David Rube, of Mans-

field.

Officer Rube flew from Norfolk, Va., where he is stationed, to Gary. No date has been set for the wedding. Officer Rube attended Northwestern University and was graduated from Ohio State University at Columbus. Miss Bubman attended Herzl College.

Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Mervin D. Gordon will come tomorrow From Jackson, Fla., to visit with Mrs. Gordon’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Levey. Sgt. Gordon will leave Monday, Mar. 8, for his new assignment at Shelbyville, Tenn. Mrs. Gordon will remain with her parents a few weeks before joining him. Mrs. Ruth Nebron of St. Louis, after a several weeks’ visit with her mother, Mrs. Bailey Brown, and her sisters, Mesdames S. C. Bodiner and Arthur Fairbanks, is returning this week to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Adeff had as their guests last week end their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Abrams, formerly of Chicago and now of La Porte, where Mr. Abrams is a production engineer at the Kingsbury Ordnance Plant.