illoorin-Baskin Rite s
Planned for Jan. 10
DETROIT JEWI-SH NEWS-15
Friday, October 7, 1955
`Portrait of a Matt'
Tribute to Isaas
Ham'ines-Haas Rites
Scheduled for Jan. 1
A specially prepared program,
"Portrait of a Man," was recent-
ly presented by the Women's
Auxiliary of the United Hebrew
Schools as a tribute to Bernard
Isaacs, who recently retired as
superintendent of the Schools.
The program covered the 35
years of Mr. Isaac's leadership in
communal school work since the
day he arrived in Detroit. He
was praised for his accomplish-
ments for laying the ground-
work for the excellent school
system which exists in our com-
munity today.
The script, written by Mrs.
Irving Arlin, program chairman,
featured herself, Mrs. Harry
Oberstein and Mrs. Bert Smok-
MISS SONIA HAMMES
ler. Mr. Isaac's favorite Hebrew
songs were rendered by Mrs. Ja-
MISS RUTH MOORIN
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hammes,
cob Axelrod and Mrs. Alex Ro-
The engagement of Ruth Har- berg, accompanied at the piano of Elmhurst Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
riet Mobrin, daughter Of Mrs. by Mrs. H. Stein.
Sonia, to Louis Haas, son of Mr.
Tillie R. Moorin, of Fairfield
Mrs. Irving Palman, president and Mrs. Harold Haas, of Griggs
Ave., and the late Mr. Morris
Moorin, to Seymour Baskin, son of the Auxiliary, who introduced Ave.
Mr. Haas, a graduate of Michi-
of Mrs. Mary Baskin, of Kentucky Mr. Isaacs, delivered a brief ad-
Ave., and the later Mr. Morris dress on "Our Youth of Today." gan State Normal College is af-
filiated with the Arm of Honor
Baskin, was recently announced.
fraternity. A Jan. 1 wedding has
Mr. Baskin was graduated from Wayne Theater Offers
been planned.
Wayne University's college of
pharmacy where he was affili- Detroiter's New Play
Wayne University Theater pre-
ated with Rho Pi Phi profes-
sional pharmaceutical fraternity. miered "The Wind and the Rain,"
The couple is planning to wed on a new play written by Herschel
Steinhardt, of Woodingham Dr.,
Jan. 10.
Thursday as its opening produc-
In observance of the 10th an-
tion of the season.
niversary of the United Nations,
Israel Repays Swiss Loan
'GENEVA, (JTA)--Israel ex-
The play, about the maturing the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
ported 4,700,000 Swiss francs years of a man trying to succeed El will present Mrs. Louis Cash-
worth of goods to Switzerland in his chosen profession, also will dan, of the
tional Feder a-
during the first seven months of be shown this evening..
tion of Temple
this year., In addition, Israel re-
The author is a Wayne alum-
paid 29,000,000 Swiss francs in nus who studied playwriting Sisterhood at its
credit. The S w is s - exported there under Chester Kuhn, now meeting .M o n-
15,000,000 francs worth o f goods assistant dean of the university. day.
The program,
to Israel.
"Sons of Men," another of his to begin with a
works, was recently presented
luncheon Mrs. Cashdan
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4 on television under the title "Pre- dessert
at 12:30 p. m. will be held in
*Music by ...
cinct" by the Robert Motgomery the Brown Memorial Chapel. The
players.
pliblic is invited at no charge.
Steinhardt's other produced
Cashdan,-: wife of a native
And His Orchestra
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plays include "No One Walks Detroiter, Rabbi Loultr-tg
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Bell," which were presented here in "Kansas City, will speak on
and in Europe.
"besign for Peace."
A member of the NETS execu-
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WEDDINGS
BAR MITZVAHS
Detroit Symphony to Open tive board and chairman of its
committee on interfaith activi-
Candids and 3D's
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ties, Mrs. Cashdan served as - a
by
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JACK CORBACK chestra will open the 1955-56 on a project on UNESCO, spon-
season with a concert at 8:30 sored by the Council on World
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Temple auditorium. Paul Paray
A former president of the West
will conduct the Symphony in
Brahm's Symphony No. 1, Res- Virginia League of Women Vo-
ters, she was a member of the
pighi's "The Fountains of Rome"
executive committee of the Pres-
and Ravel's Suite No. 2 from
ident's Mid-Century White House
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Conference on Children.
Mischa Mischakoff again will
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the first in a series of 18 pro- their first meeting of the year
grams, are available at the 5716 on Oct. 17. Under discus-
ROBERT E. STOTTER
Symphony office at Masonic sion will be' the theme of the
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annual teacher's seminar, pro-
gress of their schools and the
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Jewish Book Fair.
The schools affiliated with the
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Council are: Adas Shalom, Beth-
Aaron, Beth El, Beth Shalom,
Bnai Moshe, Emanu-El, Ever-
El kin's Offer These
green Community, Israel and the
Shaarey Zedek. The chairman of
the Council, as well as the co-
chairman of the Book Fair for
the religious schools, is Allen A.
Warsen.
Beth El Sisterhood
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Grandmothers Club Prepares First
Temple Israel Sisterhood Meeting
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Mrs. Irving S. Wolfe, president' given away as gifts to those at-
of Temple Israel Sisterhood, an- tending.
An original skit written by
nounces the first open meeting
of the season on Monday, at the Mrs. Harry Landsman will ac-
company the demonstration and
Temple. Dessert luncheon will be Mrs. William P. Greenberg will
served at 12:30 p.m.
act as moderator. She • Temple
In keeping with this year's Israel Choral Group will provide
musical background.
theme, "Sister-
hood Lives," the
The Grandmothers Club also
G r a ndrnothers
will be in charge of a home
Club, a newly
baked goods booth at the meeting.
formed group,
chaired by Mrs.
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to, will present
and His Orchestra
a fashion -show
& Associate Bands
of cookery.
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Floral center-
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grams with Mrs. John Sklar,
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Mrs. Julian Weber announces
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served Feb. 19-26, sponsored by
the National Conference of
Christians and Jews. Louis B.
Seltzer, editor of the Cleveland
Press, will serve as vice-chair-
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Bnai Moshe Sisterhood
Lists Season's Program
A Simhat Torah Dinner-Dance
is planned by the Sisterhood of
Cong. Bnai Moshe, at 6:30 p.m.,
Sunday, in the synagogue social
hall, announces Mrs. Benjamin
Weiss, vice-president of ways and
means.
Planning the program, which
will include home-style cooking
and entertainment, is Mrs. Irv-
ing Bernstein, dinner chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Edwin Fried-
man. Mrs. Ernest Labe is ticket
chairman.
Other events scheduled by the
Sisterhood 'include the annual
donor luncheon on Dec. 5 and a
fair and carnival, slated for Jan.
14 and 15.
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