Nelina hietz1;Wed
To Herbert Stoorman
New C ales Cantata
To Feature Concert
Collection Effort for Israel Bonds
Diane Sue Brandt
A new phase of the Detroit lem of converting unpaid bond
To Wed Dr. Lampe Israel
bond drive began last commitments into capitial sorely
A concert in honor of Israel
Temple Israel was the scene
of a beautiful candlelight cere- Independence Day will be given
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brandt of
mony on April 5 when Selma by the Symphony Orchestra of 18415 Parkside announce the en-
the Jewish Community Center gagement of their daughter, Di-
at 8:45 p.m. April 29 at the
Davison branch, under the di-
rection of Julius Chajes.
A cantata, "The Promised
Land," written especially by
Chajes for this occasion will be
the main feature of the concert.
The cantata which is for narra-
tor, solo voices, piano, chorus
and orchestra was published a
few months ago in New York.
This will be the first perform-
ance in Detroit.
Harry Goldstein, Detroit radio
artist, will be narrator; Irving
Rosengard, baritone and Wyn
Garden, soprano, will sing the
solo parts; Vivi Lesser will play
the piano and the Center choral
group will sing the choral pieces.
Tickets may be obtained at
the offices of the Center.
MRS. HERBERT STOORMAN
Metz and Herbert Stoorman
were wed in a double-ring serv-
ice. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Metz,
and the bridegroom's parents
are the William Stoormans.
Rabbi Leon Fram and Cantor
Robert Tulman officiated.
For her wedding the bride
chose a white satin gown, with
a traditional full skirt which
ended in a cathedral train. Her
headpiece was fashioned with
pearls and beads and held in
place her finger-tip veil of nylon
illusion. She carried two white
orchids on a Bible.
Doris Lane was maid of honor,
and the bridegroom's sister, Mrs.
Anne Levine, was matron of
liono r. Bridesmaids includt - d
Ruth Shpargel and Betty Kozak,
the bride's sisters, and Loretta
Bossin and Bernice Newton.
Julius Stoorman was his bro-
ther's best man, and ushers
were Sol Shpargel. Mac Kozak,
Leo Pomerantz. and Leo Levine.
-S- junior brides-
Elaine Levine
maid and Sheldon Metz, the
bride's brother, junior usher.
Out of town guests were •Mrs.
Louis Schulman,o f Beverly Hills,
Calif. and Mrs. Louis Kash, of
Los Angeles, Calif. Following a
reception, the newlyweds left for
a Miami Beach honeymoon.
Council Asks Affiliates
To Send Names of Delegates
Dr. Shmarya Kleinman, presi-
dent of the Community Council,
asked affiliated organizations to
make certain the names of cur-
rent delegates and alternates are
filed at the Council office, in
preparation for the delegate as-
sembly to be held at 8:30 p.m.,
April 24, at Cong. Bnai Moshe.
Morris Zwerdling,' chairman
of the nominating committee,
announces that the committee's
report is being prepared, and
nominations will be submitted
for all Council offices and va-
cancies on the executive com-
mittee.
A change in nominating pro-
cedures will allow additional
nominations to be made within
14 days by petitions signed by
five delegates and carrying the
consent of the nominees to serve
if elected. All nominees must
also be delegates.
To Wed in June
UHS Branches Hold
Model Sedorim Events
Model sedorim recently held
by two branches of the United
the Passover seder in the home.
Rose Sittig Cohen Branch ar-
MISS ANN KASSELMAN
ranged two sedorim, both being
held on April 3. Morris Nobel,
Mr. and Mrs. B. Kasselman of
principal, assisted by A. Roberg, Car m o n a Ave., Los Angeles,
A. Zentman, I. Back, Miss B. (formerly of Detroit) announce
Hochman. A. J. Lachover and the engagement of their daugh-
Mrs. R. Venner planned the ter, Ann, to Michael M. Dorf,
events. They were aided by the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Dorf, also
Parent Teachers Organization, of Los Angeles. A June 8 wedding
including Mrs. I. Arlin, presi- is planned.
Eugene Weiss Re-Elected
Bnoi Moshe's President
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Eugene Weiss was re-elected
president of Congregation Bnai
Moshe at the annual meeting
April 6:
Eugene Gelb-
man was chosen
vice - president:
Julius Hersh
and Sigmund
Jaulus were re-
elect ed treas-
urer and . secre-
tary. respective-
ly.
Benj. Weiss. 4:11. ),*::-
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1-lairy Kw ik er,
M a x well Lowe,
Louis Kepes
E. Weiss
Morris Brown
were chosen directors to serve
with Abe Finkelstein Alex Fisch,.1
Sol Grand, Barry Gunsberg, An-
drew lczkovitz, Bernard Klein, i
Ernest Labe and Benjamin Rez- 1
nik, the holdovers.
ane Sue, zio Dr. Arthur W. Lam-
pe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Lampkovitz of Windsor, Canada.
Dr. Lampe was graduated
from the University of Western
Ontario and the University of
Toronto where he was affiliated
with Beta Sigma Rho and Alpha
Omega fraternities. Miss Brandt
attended Wayne University.
e
ngageinenti
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lesser, of
Fullerton Ave., announce the en-
gagement,. of their daughter,
Hyla, tov'Sam Offen, of Tyler
Ave. Plans are being made for
a June weding.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stoffer, of
2935 Webb, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Beatrice Marilyn, to Lawrence
Martin Stein, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Maxwell Stein, of 4056 Bilr-
lingame. Both young people will
graduate this year from Wayne
University. Miss Stoffer is vice-
president of Phi Sigma Sigma
sorority, and Mr. Stein is affi-
liated with Sigma Alpha Mu
fraternity.
. • .
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith.
of Oak Dr., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Suzanne, to John C. Hopp, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Hopp, of Boston Blvd.
16 —THE JEWISH NEWS
Hebrew School:: prepared stu-
dents for an understanding of
dent, and Mrs. A. Diamond,
chairman.
Morris Nobel also planned the
seder at the Schaefer Branch,
with assistance from Mesdames
H. Goodman. M. Brill and M.
Abrahami, and Mr. R. Bar Le-
vay. PTO president, Mrs. S. Ka-
luzby. helped in arranging the
event.
MISS DIANE SUE BRANDT
Friday, April 11, 1952
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