Young Detroit Pianist, Eleanor Lipkin,
Featured in Music Study Club Concert
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12 — THE JEWISH NEWS
Ft-iiday,, November 23,
1951
Elloine Rogers Wed
Music Study Club of Detroit Playing from the works of Bach,
will present Eleanor Lipkin as Mozart, Schubert and Grieg. At To Harold Gluckman
one of its own artists on Wed- nine, she became a pupil of
_ fit a beautiful candlelight
Mischa Kottler, and at 10, while
studying with Edward Bredshall. ceremony Oct. 28, at Temple
played as soloist with the Michi- :Israel, Elaine Phyllis Roger s,
gan Symphony Orchestra.
In 1944, Eleanor won a city-
wide piano contest which award-
ed her an appearance with the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
The following year, at 15, she
won a piano contest sponsored
by the Tuesday Musicale of De-
troit for which she received a
cash award and two appear-
ances with the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra.
In 1946, upon her graduation
from Central High School, she
was awarded a scholarship to
the Curtis Institute of Music in
Philadelphia, where she studied
for five years with Mieczyslaw
Horszowski. Last spring she was
graduated from Curtis Institute
with the degree of Bachelor of
MISS ELEANOR LIPKIN
Music.
Eleanor spent last summer at
nesday, Dec. 5, 8:30 p.m., at the
Marlboro School. of Music in
Detroit Institute of Arts.
Marlboro, Vt., under the guid-
Miss Lipkin, now 21, began her ance of such internationally MRS. HAROLD A. GLUCKMAN
studies at the age of four with famous musicians as Adolf daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Milton
Rose Morris • Saper. At six she Busch, Hermann Busch, and Ru-
gave her first public recital dolf Serkin. At present she is Rogers, of Grand Ave., w a s
united in marriage with Harold
teaching and concertizing in the Aaron Gluckman, son of Mr.
East. She is the daughter of and Mrs. Harvey Gluckman, of
Dr. and Mrs. Ezra Lipkin.
Atlantic City, N.J. Rabbi Leon
Proceeds from the Music pram performed the double ring
Study Club's annual event are ceremony.
Nov. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Mar- used for musical scholarships
Elaine chose a gown of twi-
' yin Frenkel (Barbara Prentis) and philanthropic work, which light satin, with insets of Alen-
includes
hospital
programs.
of Manderson Road, a son, Don.
con lace along a panel which
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ran down the front of the gown
Culture
Group
to
Devote
Nov. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Ed
and along the shoulder. The
Gittleman, a daughter, Judy Sunday to Poet Peretz
gown was further distinguished
Renee.
by
a portrait neckline with an
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Irving Schlussel and Jay Ro- illusion top. Her finger-tip veil
Nov. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Saul senshine,
co-chairmen of the of matching illusion fell from a
Cooper (Alice Horwitz), of 4039 Joint Yiddish Culture Commit- crown of seed pearls, and she
Grand, a daughter, Patricia tee of the Jewish Community carried stephanotis centered
Ellen.
Council and the Jewish Center, with a white orchid.
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For her maid of honor,
urge all Yiddish speaking
Nov. 3—To Mr. and Mts. Leo persons to attend the Peretz Elaine' chose Joanne Gluckman,
Plotkin (Mildred Pinsker); of
evening the two sister of the bridegroom, of At-
2911 Carter, a daughter, Sharon
groups have lantic City. H e r bridesmaids
Beth.
planned jointly were her sister, Sandra, Roz-
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or Jewish Book anne :Buttner, 'Ruthe Schwartz
Oct. 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
onth, on Sun- and Hannah Feinstein.
mond Galper (Adele Jacoby), of
Sandy Muchnick, of Philadel•
day, .8:30 p.m.,
Chicago Blvd., a son, Jeffrey
n the auditori- phia, was best man, and ushers
Steven.
m of the Davi- were Bob Simons and Eddie
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son
Jewish Cen- Burg.
Oct. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Julie
ter.
Out-of -town guests were from
R. Sandler (Iris Siegel) of Can-
Joseph Brum- Atlantic City, Washington, D.C.,
terbury Drive, a daughter, Julie
oerg, affiliat e d Chicago, Toronto and Chicago.
Alin,
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with the Jewish
FolloWing a honeymoon to
Brumberg
Labor Commit- New York, the young couple are
Oct. 24—Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Klein (Shirlee Dicken), of Appo- tee, an authority on the works residing at 17655 Manderson.
line St., a daughter, Nancy of Peretz, will be guest speaker.
A contributor to Yiddish news-
Lynn.
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papers, Brumberg previously was Center Social Clubs
Oct. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam associated with the Yiddish Sci- Plan, Month's Activities
Oberman (Ada Arsht) , of 4095 entific Institute (YIVO). He re-
Pasadena, a daughter, Vicki cently received his M.A. in eco-
Activities in the social clubs
nomics from the Graduate of the Jewish Center will reach
Susan.
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School of New York University. a peak be ainning Saturday
Shoshana Brooke Freedman when the ''Select Social Club
Oct. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Silver (Rose Ann Cern), of Glad- will offer songs by Peretz. Israel celebrates its seventh anniver-
stone Ave., a son, Mark Howard. Elpern will read selections from sary 'at a dinner at the Davison
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Peretz' works. Ticktats are avail- branch, Joseph Berman is presi-
To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feld- able through constituent organi- dent.
stein (Lillian Cern), of Burlin- zations of the Council and or-
The social and cultural group
game Ave., a son, Stanley Mar- ganizations affiliated with the will have a book review session
Center.
vin.
at 2:310 :p.m., Wednesday at the
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Woodward Center.
JNF
Women
Start
Donor
Sept. 19—To Mr. and Mrs.
The :12th Street Mothers Club
Henry Solomon (Sally Kamen) Work; Brunch Tuesday
will hold its annual fund-rais-
of . Fullerton Ave., a son, Jerome
Inspired to action by the stir- ing luncheon at 1 p.m., Thurs-
Kiva.
ring addreSs. of Dr. Ruth Gruber, day, at the 12th Street Center.
Telcove Friendship Club, which
Tuesday, at a rally at Adas
CERTIFIED MOHEL
Shalom . Synagogue, the ladies' meets every Sunday at the Davi-
Rev. Yehudah Loewy Auxiliary of the Jewish National son branCh, will hold a winter
Fund inaugurated activity for frolic in the auditorium of the
SERVING IN
Davison 'branch on Dec. 2, an-
the annual donor event.
Hospitals and Homes
Dr. Gruber, eminent author, nounced „Joseph Klein, president.
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lecturer and world traveler, de- Other officers are Rose Droot-
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scribed her visits in Israel and man, vice president; Sarah
in Moslem countries and called Himelstein, secretary; and Pepi
for speedy action to rehabilitate Fine, treasurer.
the surviving communities by re-
The annual Hanukah ball and
settling as many as possible as latka party of the Council of
speedily as possible.
_Mothers' Clubs, will be held on
At a brunch at Rosenberg's on Dee. 27 at the Davison branch,
MOHEL
TO. 7-0979
TO. 5-2640 Dexter„ at 12 noon next Tuesday, announced Mrs. Ida Drapkin,
2532 Clements
the JNF Auxiliary will make fur- Council dean.
ther ,plans for the donor event
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scheduled for Jan. 29 at the
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Masonic Tempi e. Mrs. Sidney
Music and Entertainment
Ravin is donor chairman. The
REV. HYMAN
social committee in charge "of
SAM EMMER
SCHULSINGER
the • brunch includes Mesdames
in Hospitals and Homes
end His Orchestra
Leo Lesser, Al Posen, and Sid-
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ney Ketchum, assisted by divis-
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the Woodward Jewish Center.
Woodward Jewish C e n t e r, to Olaf Halyard Lyon, vice-presi-
which the public is invited, an- dent of the Dale Carnegie Insti-
nounced Mrs. Ben Jacob, presi- tute, will lead the discussion.
dent of the Michigan region.
Mrs. Harry Cohen is chairman
of arrangements.
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