125-Voice Halevy Farband, Circle
Chorus to Present Concert Sunday

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-5 Dance Pavilion to Feature
Friday, May 13, 1955
New Laurel's Season

Other attractions are Laurel's
Olympic-sized swimming pool, a
modern canteen, six new luxury
buildings and a waterfront night
club, designed by Morris Lapidus,
who created the famous Fon-
tainebleau Hotel in Miami
Beach.

Summer vacationers at Laur-
el's Country Club, on Sackett
Lake, N.Y., will now have at
their disposal a newly-completed
dance pavilion, announces Joe
"Friday, the Thirteenth" will Novack, Laurel's host.
be the subject of a social and
games evening for members of
Workmen's Circle Branch 460,
under the direction of Mrs. Janie
Remer, in the auditorium of the
WC Center.
Branch 463 will meet the same
evening at the home of Drs. Irv-
ing and Bernice Warren, 19670
Chesterfield, to discuss "Auto-
mation."
WC Branch 1060 has slated a
talk on "Marriage Today" by Dr.
Katharine Greene, Wayne Coun-
ty Marriage Counselor, at 9 p.m.,
Saturday, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Stan Ovshinsky, 19935
Forrer.
The same evening ' at WC Cen-
ter, the Parent-Teacher Organ-
ization of WC Schools will spon-
sor a card party.
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The annual concert of the De-
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troit and Cleveland Workmen's
Circle Choruses and the Halevy-
Farband Singing Society will
take place at the Art Institute,
May 15, under the direction of
OPEN MON., THURS., FRI. and SAT. UNTIL 9 P. M.
Dan Frohman.

3 WC Branches to Meet;
A chorus • of 125 voices, con- for solo, chorus and orchestra Chorus' Annual Concert

sidered by many music critics
as one of the outstanding choral
groups in the nation, will raise
their voices in song at 8:30 p.m.,
Sunday', •in the Detroit. Institute.
of Arts auditorium.
The program will be the an-
nual fOint effort of the Halevy'
Farband and Workmen's Circle
Choruses. Assisting the mem-
bers at this year's concert
will be members of the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra.
Conducted by Dan Frohman,
the combined
chorus will pre-
sent a variety
of _numbers,
many of which
will be heard
here for the
first time. A
portion of Ver-
di's opera "At-
tila" will be pre-
sented for the
first time in this
country.
Leo Low's Lie-
derkrantz, a
group of 30 Yid-
Frohman
dish folk songs
which have not been presented
in Detroit for 15 years, will be
brought back, and two selec-
tions will be included from
Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess."
Other numbers to be heard
are Marc Lavry's -"Song of the
Valley," Moshe Bik's "Song of
the Earth," 'Moshe Wilenski's
"Cradle Song" and three mod-
em Israeli numbers; all arranged

by Frohman, who in his own
right is an accomplished singer
and composer. -
Soloist for the evening will be
Rebecca Frohman, prominent
local. pianist and teacher, who
will be heard in selections by
Chopin, Gershwin and Weiner.
William Gayrnan, assistant
conductor, will lead the opening
few numbers, and Bella . Gold-
berg will accompany the chorus.

Leopold Snyder to Head
Beth El Young Marrieds

Leopold J. Snyder was elected
president of the Young Married
Group of Temple Beth El at the
organization's May 3 annual
meeting. Serving with him will
be Alfred L. Lindenbaum, vice-
president; Mrs. Martin S. Myers,
secretary; and Carl Zohott,
treasurer.
Chosen to serve on the board
of directors were Peter B. Cope-
land, Jack D. Fromm, Milton
Jansky, Leon Levine, Jack S.
MacWilliams, Mrs. Isadore Ma-
lin- and David Tabashnik.

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JNF Women's Event
To Feature Cantata

Mrs. Sidney Ravin, president
of 'the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund, an-
nounces an open meeting at
12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at the Davi-
son Jewish Center.
The feature of the afternoon
Will • be an original' cantata
"SeVen Means Mazel," written
by MrS. Irving-Arlin and directed
Levin.
The cantata,
honoring t h e
seventh anni-
versary of the
state: of Israel,
t h e
-JNF Dramatic
Group, with
, Cantor Hyman
l Adler and the
i:Bnai David Sis-
terhood Choral
Mrs. Arlin Group. Mr s.
Bella Goldberg • will be accom-
panist. •
Mrs. Jack Rosenthal, program
chairman, has also arranged for
the presentation of the slate for
the forthcoming year. A dessert
luncheon will be served. Hostes-
ses are MesdameS Morris Lach-
over, P.M. Sikov, Abraham De-
Roven, Sol Pearlman.

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Congress Women Set
Election and Program

Mrs. William Burk, president
of the Detroit Women's Division,
American Jewish Congress; an-
nounces the election Of officers
on Wednesday afternoon, in the
Esther Berman Bldg., United He-
brew Schools, S c h a e f e r and
Seven Mile Rd.
'Mrs. David Fleischman, hos-
pitality chairman, will preside
at a dessert luncheon, to be
served at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Allan
WeSton, nominating committee
chairman, will present the slate.
The program will consist of a
musical fantasy, "C on g r e s s
Dreams," states Mr s. Melvin
Nord, program chairman. Under
the direction of Mrs. Al Gursky,
the cast will include :
Mesdames Allan Agree, Aaron
Benyas, Morton Benyas, Harold
Brooks, Marshall Brenner, Mau-
rice Croll, Harold Elson, Leonard
Mirvis, Sidney Michas, S a u 1
Robbins, Lewis Sills, Abraham
Singer, Jack Lieber, Sam Last,
Sam Krohn, B e r t Frey and
Henry Gilford. Mrs. Samuel Barr
will be accompanist.
Members and friends are in-

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