Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1961 — Page 20

The National Jewish POST and OPINION

Friday, February 3, 1961

MEMOS FROM MARGE Variety Club Honors Marc Wolf By MARGERY SILRERMANN charitable ventures with which Loretta Young and Barbara Stan* CL 6-5574 wolf has been associated, and the wyck, presentde by Helen FerguThe Indianapolis Variety Club period of the war years, when son, and from international ofpaid tribute to Marc J. Wolf, Jan. he headed War Bond sales using Variety, the organization that 27, at Variety Club No. 10, using the appearance of many Holly- Wolf headed for two terms. In the format of “This Is Your wood celebriities. addition to serving as internaLife.” , TAPED MESSAGES of con- tional chief barker (president), The program covered the many gratulations were heard from Wolf has been international — dough guy (treasurer).

A LA CARTE

Glcmzmairas, Morrises Return From Las Vegas, Mexico Trip

Mi. and Mrs. Manuel .Glanzman, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Morris, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen have returned from a trip that included slops in Las Vegas and

Mexico.

Dr. Stewart Ginsberg has been reappointed as state Mental Health Commissioner.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Goldstein, Las Vegas, formerly of Indianapolis, was graduated from Indiana University with a B.A. degree in education. Miss Goldstein was president of the Sigma Delta Tau sorority at I.U. She is now teaching

the Las Vegas.

A series of duplicate bridge

About 200 friends attend the tribute program. The production was under the direction of Phil Smith, of. WFBM. Maurice De Schwert from the Greater Indianapolis Amusements was the master of ceremonies. SfflRL EVANS, WFBM, who is chief barker, presented Wolf with a beautiful placque and oth-

er gifts.

The dinner was served by the ladies auxiliary of Variety Club.

the

Jewish Women

Miss Barbara Young became A series oi duplicate onage "jT 1! ie bride of Arthur Gould, on games will be held at Broadmoor |Q 1100f I OIK

Jan. 7. The couple is residing in Country Club. Marvin Farber is

Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rothbard have returned from a vacation in Nassau. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frisch are vacationing at the Fountainbleau Hotel in Miami Beach. Miss Ellen Kammins, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jack Kammins, is home between semesters from the University of Michigan. Home from Indiana Uniersity lor a between-semseter rest are: Marty Lewis, son of Mr. and

By Africa Expert Members of the Indianapolis section, National Council of Jewish Women, will have an opportunity to learn from an authority about Africa, at a meeitng at noon Monday, Feb. 6, in the In-

Mrs. Theodore Dann is in Tuc- aianapolis Hebrew Congregation, son, where she is visiting her The speaker will be Grady parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Nunn? v j s iti n g assistant profes-

chairman of the project, and the games will be supervised' by

Edson Wood.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Bloch had Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Erdreich as their houseguests

recently.

Brooks.

Nancy Dock's

Engagement Told

Mrs. Harold Lewis; Norman Poz-

ner, son ol Mr. and Mrs Jack J Q Norman Stru!l

Pozner; Miss Joan Rosen, daugh-

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Rosen; Mr - and Mrs * Samuel L. Dock, prepared and served by a comand David Klain, son of Dr. and 3670 N - Delaware, announce the mittee headed by Mrs. Charles

sor of government at Indiana University. Nunn is teaching courses on the African culture, background, and political situation. He spent a year in Africa doing research for the Ford

Foundation.

Luncheon at $1 a plate will be

Conductor to Be Married Izler Solomon, conductor of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, chats with Mrs. Elizabeth Weems Westfeldt, of Boulder, Colo., whom he announced this week he will marry Feb. 26 in the study of Rabbi Maurice Davis at the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. (Photo by Zalman Cohen.) Ellen Lampel, Charles Riskin Married in San Antonio, Tex.

Mrs. B. V. Klain. Mrs. Robert Rurgauer, Muncie,. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Cohen. Pvt. Phil Goldsmith, who is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, spent a week-end at home. Goldsmith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Goldsmith. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan J. Simon, and daughter Bess, spent last weekend in Louisville visiting Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hymore. Allan Rachels has been appointed executive director of the State Public Service Commission. Mr. and Mrs. Maurcl Rothbaum will leave on Feb. 9 for a four week tour of Europe and Israel. Their intinerary includes France, Belgium, England and Israel. Mrs. David Cook has been appointed a member of the Indianapolis Human Relations Commission. Miss Roberta Goldstein, Denver Home To Feature

engagement of their daughter, Feffer, with Mmes. Floyd BeitNancy, to Norman Strull, son of man, Edward Burns, Leon Cohen, Mrl and Mrs. Charles Strull, of Norman Cohen, Irving Freeman, Loirsville Michael Maurer, and Gabe WagThe couple plan a June 25 wed- man. Mrs. Stanley Abrams is in ding in Indianapolis. charge of decorations, and the Miss Dock attended Ohio State opening and closing prayers will University and was graduated be given by Mrs. Irving Joffe and

from Butler University. She is Mrs. Louis Fink,

a member of Sigma Delta Tau Reservations are being taken soroidty. by Mrs. Charles Redish, CL 1Strull is attending the Univer- 7644, and Mrs. Bert Freid, CL sity of Louisville where he is a 1-8560. Those wishing transpormember of Sigma Alpha Mu, tation may call Mrs. Jack Guthsocial fraternity, and Alpha Ome- artz, AT 3-5212, or Mrs. Phillip

ga, dental fraternity. Perlstein, CL 1-8480.

BOR1NSTEIN HOME

Anonymous Benefactor Makes Living Room Decoration Possible The Borinstein Home is in the man and Mr. Sam Dorfman. process of obtaining bids for the An oneg Shabbat was held in redecoration of its living room, the home on Saturday, Jan. 28, This will include painting, furni- sponsored by the Indianapolis ture and draperies. An anony- chapter of Hadassah. Mrs. Ben mous benefactor, through the Prince and Mrs. Robert Goldstein Jewish Welfare Federation of were chairmen of the event. Terre Haute, will make this pos- A CRAFTS program has been sible. formed for the residents of the THE COMMITTEE in charge home. Volunteer chairmen are of planning the improvement are; Mrs. Herbert Davidson and Mrs.

Ellen Lampel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lampel, 8141 Sycamore Rd., and Charles Riskin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Riskin, 8363 Washington Blvd., wei’e married on Saturday, Jan. 21, in San Antonio, Texas. THE BRIDEGROOM is now stationed at Lackland Air Base in San Antonio. Mi’, and Mrs. Riskin, and Mr. and Mrs. Lampel attended the ceremony that was officiated by Chaplains Weiler and Berger of Lackland. A FAMILY dinner was held at the Red Carpet Club after the wedding. The couple will reside in DayPhyllis Silverman Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Louis Silverman, 1227 Timber Ln., announce the engagement of their daughter, Phyllis, to Warren Ackerman, son of Mrs. Ben Ackerman and the late Mr. Ackerman of Gary. Miss Silverman is a graduate of Indiana University and a member of Eigma Lelta Tau sorority. Mr. Ackerman is a student at I. U. and a member of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. An August wedding is planned.

ton, O., where Riskin will t* transfered.

Janet Freeman, Maurice Cooper Wedding Held Janet Freeman, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Julian Freeman, 5514 Washington Blvd., became the bride of Maurice H. Cooper, son of Mrs. Albert Cooper, 7102 Spring Mill Road, and the late Mr. Cooper. The ceremony was held Sunday, Jan. 28 in the home of the bride, with Rabbi Harry Z. Sky officiating at the double ring ceremony. A dinner was held in the Lincoln Hotel following the wedding, The couple is taking a trip in New York and Florida. The Coopers will live at 7102 Spring Mill Road after Feb. 15.

Daughter, Kelley, Born To Murray Dulberger A daughter, Kelley Jo, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Dulberger, 4330 N. Kessler, Jan. 15 in Coleman Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. Lillian Dulberger, and Mr, and Mrs. T. McCown, Charleston, W. Va.

The Indianapolis chapter of the Jewish National Home for Asth-

matic Children and Research Mmes. Bertha Falender, Jacob Jane Friedland. Hospital at Denver will present Hays, Albert Shane, Leon Cohen, Dr. Morton Leeds and Dr. Willi comedy skit “Doctor Krenck’s Sam Dorfman, Bernard Stroy- liam Borman recently visited the

Dilena/’ at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 7 at Indiana National Bank,

6635 N. Illinois.

The cast includes, Ida Liberman, Ruth Brody, Goldie Friedman, Bertha Mehlman, Rutii Rubenstein and Clara Goldstein. Mrs. Abe Lehner, hospitality chairman is planning a dessert luncheon. Mrs. Leonard Koplow and Mrs. Eli Ettinger are program and co-program chairmen. Mrs. Jack Fogle and Mrs. Sol Megoff will give the opening and closing prayers respectively.

Baptist Home in Zionsville.

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