Collette Salon Wed
To Bernard Rosner
News Brevities
In a ceremony on Feb. 1, at
NEW YORK—The second edi-
Temple Beth El, Collette Vivia
Salon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tion of the Hebrew book "Yiz-
-rach Or" (May the Light •low),
by Rabbi. P: Zelig-Sehwartz, who
was killed by -the , Nazis at
Auschwitz, Twill. be published - by'
Rabbi' L-AZAR 'EHRENREICH, 'of
New - York, an . uncle • of Rabbi
Schwartz-. The appearance of
the volume will coincide with
the orthodox 'custom of Sancti:-
fication: a the Sun,: an observ-
ance-marked every 28 years, and
this year to be held on April 8
(23 -Nisan). -
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WINTERHALTER PTA will
meet at 8;30 p.m., Tuesday, in-
the s c h o al. auditorium. Irving
Goldsmith, attorney, will speak
on "What Should a Parent •Ex-
pect from a Child," A discussion
will follow. Room mothers will be
in charge of a social hour after
the meeting.
Ben Salon, of Huntington
Woods, became the bride of
Bernard Rosner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. David Rosner, of Indiana
Ave. Rabbi Minard Klein of-
ficiated.
The bride wore her sister's
gown of gardenia white satin,
combined with imported chan-
tilly lace. It was distinguished
by a deep oval neckline and low
bodice with-, long fitted sleeves.
The very full satin 'skirt fell
from a fitted hipline and Swept
into a Cathedral train.
Her fingertip veil of silk 'illu-
sion was .held in place • by a close
fitting cap of matching chan-
tilly lace with scalloped edges
entwined with seed pearls, .and
she carried French camellias and
ivy, centered with a white or-
chid on a Bible. -
Mrs. -Frederic Lewis . Marble-
stone, her sister, was matron-of-
honor, and „Judy Mayer flew
here from Colby College in
Waterville, Me., to be maid-of-
honor.
The bridegroom's twin broth-
er, Joel Rosner, was best Man.,
and usher s inciuded Theodore
J. Ehrlich, Edward Mentzel and
Frederic L. Marblestone
- The young couple are - honey-
moaning in Chicago, Ill.
The appointment of' W. B.
DONER & CO. as their advertis-
ing counsel was announced - this
week by Donald S. Rogers, presi-
dent of Winter-Seal Corp., De-
troit, manufacturers of alumi-
num storm windows, and Norman
Schwartz, president, D. W. G.
Cigar Co., Detroit, makers of
R. G. Dun cigars.
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MATTATHIAS TENT HIVE
1005 of the Maccabees will honor
the homecoming and departure
of members' , sons- from the
armed forces at a social program
at 8:30 p.m., Thursday, at Jeri-
cho Temple, LinwOod at Law-
rence. Friends are invited.
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OLGA JASLOVE FAMILY
CLUB will meet tonight, at the
home of Mrs. Mary Stoller, 2825
Oakman Blvd.
Young People's Social Club
To Hold Scholarship Ball
Young People's Social Club,
formerly Young Adult Newcom-
ers, will hold its third annual
Henry Warszniter Scholarship
Dance- at 9 p.m., Feb. 14, at the
Davison Jewish Center. Iry
Fields and his Orchestra will
furnish music for dancing. For
tickets or information, call Sam
Pludwinsk, - TY. 5-0107; or Elsie
Ring, TO, 9-2183.
I Tales Out of School
"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."—Disraeli;
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Gerri Sharfman. Weds
Sheldon • H. Edelstein
Center to Sponsor Purim Fest for Parents
Parents will have an oppor- ing Berg and Saul Glasser.
tunity to become acquainted
Registrations must be made
with materials and information
On Dec. 28, Miss Gerri Mari- about Purim at a . Purim Fest, by Tuesday at the Woodward
lyn Sharfman, daughter of ,Mrs. sponsored by the Jewish Center, Center. -
Herman Sharfman, formerly of 2:30 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 15, at the
Davison Branch.
JEW1SM FOLK CHORUS
• In a workshop, including dem-
onstrations by some of Detroit's
leading Jewish artists, regis-
HENRI GOLDBERG,
trants will learn to make and
Conductor
use Purim masks, graggers, cos-
Presents, in Commemmoration
tumes, games, crowns and paper
of Jewish Music Month
puppets. The. artists. participat-
ihg will be led by -Mrs. Cyril
My Glorious Brothers
Aronson Miles. assisted by. Mrs.
The Heroic Fight
Lillian Taylor Cohere, Mrs. Sylvia
Chover; Lorraine Wolstein, Irv-
of
the Maccabees
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EDELSTEIN
Toledo and now of Detroit, and
the late Mr. Sharfman, became
the bride of Sheldon HoWard
Edelstein, son, of the Max Edel-
steins, of Pittsburgh, Pa. The
ceremony was solemnized by Dr.
Irving M. Levey, of Princeton,-
N.' J. at the Webster Hall Hotel
in Pittsburgh.
The bride wore an ankle-
length gown of eggshell taffeta,
with matching cap and veil, and
carried white camellias on a
white Bible.
Miss Jo Hefter, of Glencoe,
Ill., and Miss Baraba Silverblatt,
of Toledo, 'were the bride's at-
tendants. Edwin Edelstein, the
bridegroom's brother was best
man. Ushers were Martin Ham-
burger, Marcus Aaron II and
Sidney Stark, Jr., all of Pitts-
burgh, and Ernst Lkebman, of
Glencoe, Ill.
The - bride is a graduate of
Maumee Valley Country Day
School, and is a student at Sarah
Lawrence College. The bride-
groom is a Princeton University
graduate. He was affiliated
there with Phi Beta Kappa and
Prospect Club. He holds a mas-
ter's degree from Harvard Uni-
versity, where he was a Wood-
row Wilson Fellow and also a
Teaching Fellow. He currently
is serving with the U. S. Army
at Monterey, Calif.
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For the first time in its his-
tory, Mumford High School has
a graduating class. During the
weekend of Jan. 24-25, the grad-
uates went on a snow trip to
East Tawas, Mich. Though all
had to meet at Mumford at 4:30
a.m., a wonderful time was had
by a11.
All this week tryouts for the
first school play, "The Man Who
Came to Dinner," were held.
Because Mumford's auditorium
is not expected to be completed
this term, plans are being made
to give the play at Pershing
High School. The play will be
presented to the public March
26-27, with one cast for both
nights. . -
Ten Cpuncilettes modeled in a
program •presented by the Worn-
en's Division of the Jewish - Wel-
fare Federation at Temple Is-
rael, Jan. 28. The following girls
modeled : Sharon Benson, Nan-
cy Blanke, Lois Gavorin, Judy
Jacobs, Lois Manheim, Judy Op-
penheim, Joan Schneider, Lor-
raine Small, Valerie Spector and
Nancy Schwartz.
Each year, the. Michigan So-.
ciety of the Daughters of the
American Revolution pick, from
every high school, someone to
represent good citizenship. Judy
Jacobs, 12B, was ehosen from
Mumford.
Central lost twice to Chadsey
in home games Jan. 27. The re-
serves were defeated 42-35. In
the .Varsity game, Central lost
to Chadsey 55-44.
Editors of the Central Student
this year are: Editor in chief,
Elaine Madorsky; first page, Di-
ane Yourofsky; second page,
Bea Balaban and Lenore Weiss;
third page, Felicia Rosenthal;
fourth page, -Mark Milgram. and
Art Golumbia; exchange editor,
Barbara Samuels. The paper is
sponsored by Mr. Birger Bakke.
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Town." The cast includes Stage
Managers John Owen and How-
ard Green arid Joe Silver, Louis
Feigelson, Benita Ravin, Beth
Rosenberg, Rhoda Stamell, Ken-
neth Tucker, Shirley Schane,
Sheila • Stern, Evelyn Shear,
George Troutt, Ronald Weiner,
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