14—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 11, 1953

Carol Altman Weds
Stephen A. Bromberg

MRS. STEPHEN A. BROMBERG

In a ceremony Sept. 1, at
Temple Israel, Carol Lois Alt-
man, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Raphael Altman, of 18645 Rose-
lawn, was united in marriage
to Stephen Aaron Bromberg, of
Windsor, Ont., son of Mr. Paul
D. Bromberg and Mrs. Jacob D.
Geller.
The bride wore a gown of
Italian silk taffeta, fashioned
with a fitted bodice that was
appliqued with hand-run alen-
con lace. Her bouffant skirt
with matching lace fell into a
traditional train. A fingertip
veil of silk illusion fell in two
tiers from her crown of orange

arriagei

FIELDS - CIOLEK. Bel - Aire
Terrace was the scene of the
wedding ceremony of Arthur
Herbert Fields and Jane Ruth
Ciolek on Aug. 24. Rabbi Jacob
Segal officiated at the candle-
light double-ring ceremony.
The bride wore a ballerina-
length ice-blue gown of slipper
satin, net and lace, trimmed
with -tiny pearls. She wore a
Mogen Dovid around her neck
The . ice-blue cap was 'made of
matching lace and pearls, trim-
med with a shoulder length veil.
Beverly Fields, of Los Angeles,
sister of. the bridegroom, was
. matron of honor, and Mrs. Sher-
man Grosslight,. his aunt, was
matron • of honor. Renee Fields,
another - sister, was bridesmaid,
and Lynda Drapkin was junior
bridesmaid. •
Al Rice was the bridegroom's
best man. Ushers included' Dave
Levine and Terry Grosslight,
Leslie Grosslight was ring bear-
er. Also in the ceremony were
Ernest Levin and the bride-
groom's mother, Mrs. Sally
Fields.
Mr. Fields is known more
prominently as Artie Fields, the
band leader. His wife is a dancer.

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SELMAN-DEANE. The mar-
riage of Elizabeth Virginia
Deane, _ daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Percival Deane, and Robert Sel-
man, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. H.
Selman, was recently announced.

blossoms.

Mrs. Fred Kaye was matron Co-Chairman of Israel
of honor, and Gloria Krigten ' Fashion Revue, Oct. 6
was maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Phyllis Altman, Marilyn
Kates, Helen Lapides and Lynn
Ruth Miller.
Jacob D. Geller was the bride-•
grOom's best man, and ushers
included Fred Kaye, Kenneth
Lane, Norman Zilbur, David
Belin and Eugene Barrack.
Following dinner and a recep-
tion at Knollwood Country Club,
the couple left for a weddirig
trip to The Balsams, N e w
Hampshire.. On their return,
theY.:Avill". :take up residerice at
1221 Brooklyn, Ann Arbor, Mich.

Neg6v Project Supplies Water
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The Negev
Water Project, designed to sup-
ply water for drinking and irri
gation purposes to settlements
in Israel's southern desert re-
gion, is now supplying 35,000,000
cubic meters of water annualy
to these settlements, N. Lifshitz,
manager of the project, report-
ed. He revealed that 800.-
000 dunams (200,000 acres) are
being irrigated in the Negev by
the Mekroth Water Company
and the project.

HERSCHEL

LEIB

Habonim Dancers to Appear on TV

"Club Cosmopolitan," loCal
television show which features
the folk songs and dances of
various nationalities, will thiS
week spotlight the singing -and.
dancing of Israel.
The program, seen at -8:30 .
p.m., Wednesday, over WXYZ- ,
TV, Channel 7, will include two
typical dances by the Habonim
Dance Group. Included in the
program will be Geri Barish,
Sam Flam, - Harriet Subrim and

Muriel Silberstein Wed
To Burton Madan

Jack Wiener, all of whom have
just retruned from the HaboniM
Israel Workship, Hannah Eisler,
Jerry Katz, Ruthie Malamud, of
Ramat Yochanan, . Israel, and
.Elliot- Rappaport.
...Under the direction of Miss
Barish, the group will dance
: "Bat yiftach," and "Hora Aga-
dati," a. variation of the - tra-
ditional hora.

THE REST IN MUSIC
AND ENTERTAINMENT

Guard Republican Band

Three world 7 famous -.French
conductors who lead American
orchestras — Pierre Monteux,
Charles Munch and Paul Paray-
have joined in a salute to the
Guard Republican Band of Paris.
most famous concert band in
the world, which comes to De-- -
troit, Oct. 2, on its first Am
_ er-
ican tour in 50 years.

MRS. BURTON

MICKEY
WOOLF

And His
Orchestra

CALL NOW
FOR FALL
DATES

UN. 3-3737

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SLATKIN

The lawn of the Franklin Hills
Country Club was the scene of
the wedding ceremony of Muriel
Silberstein and Burton Slatkin
on Sept. 2. Rabbi Minard Klein
officiated. •
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lawrence Sil-
berstein, of 1600 Lincolnshire
Mr. Slatkin is the son of Mr
Mark Slatkin, of Muirland Ave.,
and the late Mrs. Slatkin. Rela-
tives and friends looked on the
all-pink wedding from the Club's
spacious terrace.
Muriel chose a blush - pink!
gown of peau de soie with hand--
corded alencon lace appliques,
and featured a snug bodice anti
off-the-shoulder neckline that
fell into short sleeves. She wore
gauntlets that came to a point
over her hands. Her bouffant
skirt, •which fell into a cathed -
ra3 train, was appliqued with two
lace flowers, each of which ma.s
centered with a lustrous pearl
and- - surrounded by sparkling
tear drops.
Her veil of French illusion
was two-tiered and of fingertip
length. It fell from a Queen Ann
cap of matching lace. Her flow-.
ens were fleur d'amcur and pha.-
elanopsis, centered with an or-.
Chid and trailing ivy.
Seema Silberstein was her
sister's maid of honor, and Mrs
Joseph Jacobson served as ma-
tron of honor. Bridesmaids were
Edythe Colton, Jane Bernstein ;
cf New York, MrS. Arthur Smith
Mrs. Reuben Snore, of Chicago,
and Mrs. Norma Stern.
Lawrence Slade was the bride-
groom's- best. man, and ushers
included Robert Siliman, Arthur
Smith, Edward Singer, Louis
Starr, Manuel Schubiner, and
Telford Slatkin, the bridegroom's
cousin.
Following a buffet supper and
reception at Franklin Hills, tho
couple left for an extended trip
to the Caribbean and South
America. They plan to reside In
Detroit.

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ANNOUNCES

The Removal of Her Ballet School

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13015 W. SEVEN MILE

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and Schaefer Roads)

DETROIT 35, MICHIGAN

ENROLLMENT BEGINS SEPTEMBER 8, 1953

PHONE:

STUDIO — UN. 1-2824

RES. — TO. 7-9024

CONGREGATION B'NAI DAVID
SUNDAY SCHOOL

Under the personal supervision of

RABBI HAYIM DONIN

Sessions Begin Sept. 13 at Central High School
Registration Closes Sunday, Sept. 27
No child will be accepted after that date
Classes from Kindergarten through 8th Grade

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MRS. MILTON MAHLER,
who is serving as co-chairman
with Mrs. Bernard Osnos of
the Detroit women's Israel
bond fashion revue scheduled
for Oct. 6.

Jewish Theological Seminary
Group Includes Detroiter

MAX

NEW YORK—Sol Eisenberg,
Louis Berry, Joseph Holtzman
and Theodore Curtis, of Detroit,
outstanding communal leaders,
have been appointed to the na-
tional cabinet of the NatiOnal
Planning Committee of the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary of
America.
The NPC, composed of out-
Musical Director Musical Director
Fox ii Shubert Th. Station WJR
standing community leaders of
and Their Orchestras
the United States and Canada,
Lt. JACK WINOKUR AUXIL -
Now Accepting Engagements
is the national group which in- IARY will open the season at
For
terprets the work of the Semin- 8:30 p.m. Monday, at the Me-
Weddings — Bar Mitzvahs
ary.
Social Functions
morial Home. Services and social
activities for the year will b,-;
Max Leib
Herschel Leib
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the home of Ruth Kahn, 19163
St. Marys. Lorraine . White will
be co-hostess. Members are urger
to bring names of prospectOe
members to be invited ti the
May you he blessed with a year of
organization's tea on ..kpt. 29.
Health, Happiowss and prosperity
Plans will be made fo -a hospital
party in October at Dearborn
Irving J. Auslander, Proprietor
Veterans Hospita

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Delegates o' Lt. R 0 Y F.
GREEN AUYLIARY attending
the convent fl in Chicago last
weekend we Claire Spolan;
president, and delegates Sarah
Nemen, Rth Weiss, Esther Feld
and Sylvi Wolf. The delegation
visited le Crippled Children's
Hospita'for which members of
the Auliary stuffed toys. Con-
ventioraletaiLs will be given, at.
the riaz,ing Tuesday, at tilde

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