Thursday, October 21, 1919

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DETROIT JEWISII CHRONICLE

Hadassah Set
for Mrs. Adler

Slate Musicale I
at Hashofar

Engagement Announced

Ely Stulman, violinist and Iller11-
her of the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra, and Ruth Soifer-Caplan,
soprano, will be' guest artists at
the next Hashofar Musicale to be
held at 8:30 p. m., Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Laikin, 8360 La Salle boulevard.
Julius Chajes, director of mu-1
sic of the Jewish Community
Center, will lead in community
singing and Herman Jacobs, new-
ly elected chairman of Hashofar
will preside, Lillian Robbins-Zell-
man, chairman of home musi-
cales, announced.
Hashofar was founded in the
summer of 1945 by Detroit's lead-
ing Jewish musicians.
Its immediate aims are to en-
able those musicians, and. espe- !
cially laymen interested in the I
history and development of Jew-
ish music, to gather at monthly
meetings to hear, discuss and per-
form the better type of Jewish!
music.

"Around the Year in Jewish
Life" will be the over-all topic
of the Town Hall series of lec-
tures by Mrs. Millis Adler to be
delivered under the sponsorship
of the Detroit
chapter of Ha-
dassa at 10:30
a. m. each Wed-
nesday at the
McGregor L i-
brary, W o o d-
ward and Cort-
land.
The first lec-
ture on Nov. 9
will discuss
Mrs. Adler "How Jews
Reckon Time, The Sabbath —
Cornerstone of a Faith."
The other topics are:
Nov. 16, "The Pilgrim Festivals,
Passover, Pentecost and Taber-
nacles."
Nov. 23, "Penitence. Prayer
and Acts of Righteousness, the
High Holidays."
Nov. 30, ''Monuments in Time,
Chanukah, Purim and the Fifth
of Iyar."

UHS Women
to Hear Panel

Nancy Lipton Married
to Leonard Baron

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lipton of
18491 Greenlawn avenue an-
nunoce the marriage of their
daughter, Nancy Diane'to Leon-
ard Baron, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Baron of Oakman boule-
vard.

HELENE ANN SKLAR
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sklar of Wildemere avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter Helene Ann to Daniel David
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel Fishman Lubin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Lubin of Parkside avenue.
(Audrey Roberts), formerly of
A late December wedding is planned.
Webb avenue, have moved into
new
home
at
18492
Hubbell
their
avenue.
ngagemenb
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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gold-
Mr. and Mrs. David Curtis of Clair mount avenue announce the
Imber and their sun Dale of engagement of their daughter Shirley Mae to Jules Kaplan of Toledo.
Rochester avenue will move to
0., son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Kaplan.
Norfolk, Va. in the middle of No-
vember.
Plans for a February wedding are being made by Beverly
Kallin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kallin of Miami Beach,
Making their home in Alaska, formerly of Detroit. and Allen Brenner, son of Mrs. Mae Brenner
0. are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Man- of Miami Beach. Both the bride and bridegroom-elects attend the
dell (Gertrude Wartell) of Tuller University of Florida. Miss Kallin is a granddaughter of Mrs.
avenue.
Gedalka of 3760 Buena Vista avenue.

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"A Blueprint for Our Chil-
dren's Welfare" will be the sub-
ject of a forum sponsored by the
Women's Auxiliary of the United
Hebrew Schools at 8:30 p. m.,
Thursday, Oct. 27 at the North-
west Congregation.
Participants in the panel will
be Mrs. Joseph 11. Ehrlich; Ben
Zion Gotlib; Rabbi Jacob A.
Segal and Albert Elazar. Judge
Charles Rubiner will be moder-
ator.
"Jewish Songs of the Past" will
be featured by Moe Kesner. Mrs.
Milford Pregerson will be nar-
rator.
Mrs. Heiman Weisman is pro-
gram chairman and Mrs. Louis J.
Tobin, president.
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At a noon ceremony at Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek, Dor-
othy Bertine Shekter, daughter
of Mrs. Betty Sterling Shekter of
Calvert avenue, and Mr. Sarre
Shekter of Roslyn road, became
the bride of Elliott Nathaniel El-
kin, son of Mr. Max Elkin of
the Colonial Hotel, Mt. Clemens.
The bride chose a blush-pink
silk net gown, with a blush-pink
satin redingote, falling into a
cathedral train. A Juliet cap held
the fingertip veil of illusion. She
carried a player book with or-
chids and trailing ivy,
Barbara Elkin was maid rat
honor.
Following a trip to the west
coast, the couple will reside tem-
porarily in Florida.

Visiting in Atlantic City are
Mr. and Mrs. George Greenberg
of Wildemere avenue.

Mrs. David Paul of Coiling-
wood is spending a month in St.
Petersburg, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Myer Sulzberger
left for a short stay in New York.

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Sept. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J. NewMan Jr. (Helen Blum-
berg) of Richton avenue. a son, Lawrence Jay.
Oct. 3--To Dr. and Mrs. Harold Stocker (Elaine Finkehdein)
of Freeland avenue, a daughter, Linda Ruth.
Oct. 11—To Mr. and Mrs. M. Chitorel (Ethel Ginsburg) of Pem-
broke avenue, a son, Marc Edward.
• Oct. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Salzberg (Janet Fish),
of Strathmoor avenue, a son, Ronald Craig.
Oct. 12—To Dr. and Mrs. Ben Gaber (Marian Milner) of High-
land avenue, a daughter, Barbara Joan.
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avenue, a sun. Alan Charles.
To Mr. and Mrs. Morrey Prujansky (Aileen Stein) of Ardmore
avenue, a son. Martin Harold.
Oct. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Monte M. Korn (Eleanor Karbal) of
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Friedman Tuxedo avenue, twins, a son, Lawrence David, and a daughter,
of Detroit were visitors in Bay Linda Ruth.
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ing to affiliate call the congrega- '
tion office_for information.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kahn of
Midland. and Frances and Arlene
Kahn, of Detroit, entertained at a
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By ELLA R. ANTHONY
Bay City Chapter of Hadassah
held its first meeting of the year
at the Temple of Abraham. Previ-
ous to the meeting, the board held
a dinner meeting at the Wenonah
Hotel. Highlight of the evening
was an address by Mrs. William
A. Goldberg, of Grand Rapids,
who spoke on "The Privilege and
Responsibility of Hadassah on the
American Scene." Mrs. Goldberg
is vice-president of the central
states region of Hadassah and
first vice-president of the Grand
Rapids League of Women Voters.
Mrs. Reuben Adelman is presi-
dant of the local organization.

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