Poole, Chajes, Mrs. Schaver, Olefsky
Featured in Symphony Concert

Betrothal -Told

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Assisting artists will be Ju-
lius. Chajes, who will be •gueSt
conductor for the second half
of the program; Emma Schaver,
soprano; and Pa_ul: Olefsky, cel-
list.
'
Poole will conduct the. Scher-
zo and March from Prokofieff's
"Love for Three Oranges," and
the Khatchatourian Concerto for
Violincello and Orchestra; the
latter featuring Olefsky. -
Poole
Mrs. Schaver's medley of Jew-
ish songs, to be performed un-
der the baton Of Poole, include
"Shir Hashirim" by Sarninsky;
"Kinneret" by Lavry;•- and "Du-
dele," a HasSidic song arranged
by Secuna.
Chajes, conductor of the Cen-
ter Symphony Orchestra, will
close the program by, presenting
his original composition -, "He-
brew Suite," Lavry's syinphonic
poem, "Emek" and .Enesco Ro-
Chajes
Mrs. Schaver
manian Rhapsody in A Major
The first afternoon Family No. 1,
Concert of* the Detroit: Symph-
ony Orchestra will be held at
3:30 p. m., Sunday, in the Ma-
sonic Temple auditorium. Val-
ter Poole will conduct the pro-
JOHN H. SCHNEIDER and
gram, presented in cooperation
with the Jewish Community ROBERT KOHLER have been
appointed to head the arrange-
Center.
ments committee for a pre-elec-
tion party for ;Cohn P. Dingell,
Jr., Democratic candidate for
Congress in the 15th District.
The party, open to the public,
will be held at 8 p.m., today, at
Local 49 Hall, Oakman Blvd. and
14th. State, national and city of-
ficials will be present.
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ESTHER LIPSON FAMILY
CLUB will hold its traditional
Hanukah party • at 7 p.M., Sun-
day, in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Goodstein, 19000 Wildernere.
The day chosen celebrates the
birth date of the 23-year-old
club's namesake. For informa
tion, call Gilbert Laikind, vice-
president, UN. 4-8931.

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Brevities

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Marilyn AYipher Wed
To Marvin Chaben

- MISS SHARON SCHWARTZ

At a, recent dinner party, Mr.
and Mrs. Sol Schwartz, of San
Juan Dr., announced the engage.-
ment of their daughter, Sharon
Ruth, to Lawrence Gorodkin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gorodkin,
of Pasadena Ave.

Workmen's Circle Sets Hanukah Weekend Plans

The Teensters, a newly organ-
ized Workmen's Circle club for
boys and girls from 13 to 15,
will hold its first meeting at 8
p. m., today, at the WC Cen-
ter, 11529 Linwood. Frank New-
berg, senior advisor, announces
that there will be games, a Ha-
nukah grab-bag and dancing:
Movies will be taken of the
party. .
At 9 p.m:, Saturday, two WC
branches will haVe socials to
raise -funds for the Vladeck
onie for Orphan's, near Paris;
France, and a soup kitchen and
day nursery, in Israel. Branch
460 will meet at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brown-
stein, 18019 Roselaw-n, for a TV-
games party. BranCh 1060 will.
meet at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Ovshinsky, 19935 For-
rer, for a Hanukah party.
The 39th annual banqUet of
WC Branch 111 Will be held at
6:30 P. m., Sunday to -celebrate
the , 60th birthday of one of its
most active. members, Mr. Mil-
ton Ro-chlin, of 16539 Indiana.
Dancing to the music of Sarn
•Weiner's orchestra will begin at 9
p. m.

the" following recently elect-
ed officers will be installed at '
the Branch 111 banquet:

. Alex Levitt, chairMan; Mrs.
Goldie Boxer, vice - chairman;
Ben Silverstein, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. Ann Dwoskin, assist-
ant financial secretary; Mrs. Na-
dia Hencken, recording secre,
tary; Sam Brodie, treasurer;
Sam. Dwoskin and Mrs. Anna
Kass, hospitalers ; Mrs. 'Rose
Lifshitz, Mrs. Becky Rubinger,
Milton Rochlin and Sam Dwos-
kin, social directors.

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Speaking their marital vows
before a traditional altar, inipro-
vised, in the Bel-Aire Terrace on
Nov. 23, were Marilyn Sipher and
Marvin Chaben. Rabbi Jacob E.
Segal officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.:and Mrs. Jack Sipher, of 7334:
Thatcher. Mr. Chaben's parentS
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The new Mrs. Chaben chose a
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She wore a shoulder-length
veil of French illusion which fell
from a Juliet cap. She carried
a Bible covered, with white or-
chids and forget-me-nots.
Mrs. Allen Sipher, the bride's
sister-in-law, attended as matron
of honor. Lana Chaben, sister of
the • bridegroom, v+pa s junior
bridesmaid. -•
Sheldon Goldberg was the best
man, and seating the guests was
the bride's brother, Allen Sipher.
Following dinner and a recep.
Lion, the young couple left for a
honeymoon in Chicago. On their
return, they will take up resi-
dence in Detroit until their home
is completed in Oak Park.

EARL KRENTZIN, of 13306 N.
NorfOlk Ct., has written an ar-
ticle on 7 silver castings entitled,
"Centrifugal Casting,". whiCh ap-
pears in the Nov.-Dec. issue of
the Craft Horizons Magazine.
Krentzin is a Founders Prize
winner and is represented in
the perm'anent collections at the
Detroit Institute of Arti and the
Cranbrobk Art Galleries.
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MARCELLA. STEUBEN, of
South' Haven, , Mich., was re-
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FANNIE GORDON FAMILY
CLUB, is. planning a New Year's
Eve dinner-dance in the Mayfair
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favors and dancing to the music
of Ben Katzman and his orches-
tra. For reservations or informa-
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ADULT SOCIAL CLUB will
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ing a buffet dinner, at Moss Cat-
ering. The Bel-Airs, an all-girl
orchestra, will be featured. For
reservations, call Nate Orden, UN.
2-6317.
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Dr.- LEONARD SIDLOW, Pres-
ident of Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
was recently re-elected a vice-
president of the United Syna-
gogue of America, the associa-
tion of Conservative Jewish con-
gregations in the U.S.
, and Can-
ada, it was announced by Dr.
Bernard Segal, - USA executive

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The fourth in the series of
Jewish Welfare Federation JUn-
ior Division Leadership Institute
meetings will be held 8. p.m.,
Sunday, at the home of Carolyn.
Kerner, 19014 .Fairfield, an-
nounces Robert Kasle, chairman.
The subject, "Our National and
Overseas. Agencies," will be dis-
cussed by Joseph Holtzman, Mrs.
Joseph H. Ehrlich and Federa-
'tion's administrative assistant,
Benjamin . Mandelkorn. Daniel
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Marlene Weingarden is recorder.
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