THE JEWISH NEWS-1 1
To Wed in February
cfiviiie3 in
Friday, October 26, 1951
Society
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kolb of Northlawn Ave. left by plane
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"Wednesdaffor a week's holiday in New York at the ESsex House.
Mrs.. Harvey Steadman of Lansing is attending the meeting
of the national board of the Federation of Temple Sisterhoods and
the dedication ceremonies of the House of Living Judaism in
New York this week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. L. ,Samuel Philups, of Suffolk Dr., will spend a
month at the Saxony Hotel in Miami Beach.
Mrs. E. Passermax, formerly of Tyler Ave., is now residing in
Los Angeles, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Beltzman, of ClementS Ave., celebrated their
18th wedding anniversary at a party given by their children, Alvin,
Sharon, Rosalie and Idele.
Ramon Gilbert, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Gilbert of 3110
Ewald Circle, Detroit, has been voted president of the sophoniore
class at Brandeis University. Ray, a tackle on the Brandeis football
squad, which met Wayne University in. Detroit last Saturday, was
among members of the squad present at the luncheon Oct. 19, at
the Detroit Leland Hotel. During the past summer Ray studied in
the Choral Department at the Tanglewood Summer School • of
Music.
Miss Doris Marilyn Grayson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. IS.
Goldberg, of Lawrence Ave., recently returned from an extended
vacation in the Smoky Mountains and the Carolinas.
Pvt. Harvey E. Goldberg has returned to Fort Jackson, - South
Carolina, after spending a ten-day furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Goldberg, of Lawrence Ave. Pvt. Goldberg recently
graduated from Brooke Army Medical School at Fort Sam Houston,
Tex., where he was the youngest man in his class, graduating with
highest honors in science.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hack, of Santa Monica, Calif., were
among the Bnai Brith personalities who presented Mexico's
President, Miguel Aleman, with a citation honoring him as the
man of the year. The . presentation was made Thursday in Mexico
City by the Beverly Hills, Calif. Lodge. Other members of the
party included Louis B. Mayer, George Jessel and Joseph Schenk.
Mr. and Mrs. Hack are former Detroiters, who founded the Hack
Shoe Company offices in Santa Monica.
Mr. and Mrs.. Donald Faternick and son, Bruce, formerly of
Hamilton Ave., are now residing on Condon Ave., Oak Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frank and Stewart. and Ellen, formerly
of Calvert Ave., are now residing at 17408 Woodingham.
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Louis Marshall. Girls to Hold
Costume Party on Saturday
Louis Marshall Bnai Brith
Young Women will hold a cos-
tume Hallowe'en 'party at 9 p.m.,
Saturday, at the home of Rita
Krachell, 18180 Forrer. Games,
refreshments and awards are
planned. The group will meet at
8 p.m., Wednesday, at the home
of Sharon Greenwald, 2900 Tyler
for a cultural program. Call Miss
Greenwald, TO. 6-6136, for fur-
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ther information.
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A Treat to the Ear . . .
MISS JENNIE ANBENDER
T h e engagement of Jennie
Anbender, daughter of Abra-
ham Anbender of ,18244 Sorren-
to, to Sam Dorfman, son of Mrs.
Eva Dorfman of 3794 Taylor,
was announced at a gathering
given in honor of the couple at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Rosenbaum, sister of the
prospective • b r id eg room. The
couple plan a February wed-
ding.
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Center Musicale Series
Young - local talent 'will
be
given a chance to become recog-
nized when the music depart-
ment of the Jewish Community
Center starts its series of Tues-
d a y musicales at 8:45 p.m.,
Tuesday, at the Davison Center.
Among the artists participat-
ing in the first concert is John
Redfield, 27-year-old Detroit
baritone who is an engineering
graduate of the University of
Michigan, soloist of Temple Beth
El and a per-
.former on local
radio programs.
He h a s
peared in per-0MM
f ormances of
Cavallera Rus-
ticana,.. Messiah.
and Mikado at
t h e UniversiW,
of Michigan..
Redfield will
sing arias by
Mozart and
Verdi and four.
other songs. Redfield
Besides Redfield, Betty Kow-
alsky will display her mastery of
the piano, playing the A Minor I
Concerto by Grieg..
Mary Maas, chairman of • the
Music Committee of the Jewish
Center, will accompany Redfield.
She is a pianist in her own
right, well-known for her artis-
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The orchestra, which will. play
the overture to Mozart's Mar-
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