To Wed April io

MISS JUDITH ZABEL

in
raise
By New York Critics

Detroit pianist Seymour Lip-
15in, appearing in concert at
Town Hall in New York, won
increasing praise from that
city's music critics. -
The critic from The New
York Times said Lipkin "dem-
onstrated that his phenomenal
pianistic and musical gifts are
broadening and maturing with
the passing of time."
Speaking on his early career,
the critic added that "Lipkin's
career promises not to • be one
that begins with the brilliance
of a meteor and burns out with
-a meteor's rapidity. He showed
poise and maturity in • his play-
ing.
"The well-drilled fingers are
as fluent as ever, but mere
brilliance is not the goal. Mr.
Lipkin employs technique as a
means to musical ends rather
than for its own sake," he
added.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Zabel, of
Kendall Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Ju-
dith, to Sol Stein, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Stein, of
Broadstreet B 1 v d. Announce-
ment was made. at the recent
marriage of Mr. Stein's sister. Chess Club Announces
An April 10 wedding is planned.

Newly-Elected Officers

Bobroff-Stein Rites
Scheduled for June

The Chess Club, of the Jew-
ish Community Center an-
nounced the election of the fol-
lowing new officers: Lawrence
Myerson, president; Alexander
Bandler, yice-presidenti Jerry
Hughes, secretary; William
Barr, treasurer; board of mem-
bers, Emory Hacker, Pincus
Ehrlich, and Mark Krohn.
Ralph Rogers fills the post of
tournament director.
The club held a farewell par-
ty for Dr. Nahum Weissman,
D. W. Simons branch super-
visor.

osaic o ■ ge o
Senior, Junior Deacons

Betrothal Tol

e s on ey became . the sym-
bol of the Democratic Party on

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Jan. 15, 1870. It was taken
Lewis. F. Lavine, worshipful from a cartoon by Thomas Nast.
master of Mosaic Lodge, F. &
A.M., announces that Oscar E.
Schwartz, senior deacon, and
For the Perfect Affair!
Sol P. Lakind, junior deacon,
will be honored at the Lodge's
Deacon's Night on Wednesday.
Dinner will be served at 6:30
and His Orchestra
p.m., and will , be followed by
UN. 3-3737
a special program, in the Foun-
tain Ballroom. Earlier, the
master Mason degree will be PHOTOGRAPHS by
exemplified. Reservations may
- BERNARD H.
be sent to Herbert Grossman,
17151 Cherrylawn.

MICKEY WOOLF

WINER

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Friday, January 13, 1956-

MISS ETTA

ROSS

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ross, of
Clements Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Etta, to Kenneth K. Applebaum,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. Ap-
plebaum, of Wisconsin. Ave. A
late fall wedding is planned.

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•Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bobroff,
of Glendale Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Judy, to Manuel Stein, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stein, of S.
Norfolk Ave.
Mr. Bobroff is pr esently
studying pharmacy at the De-
troit Institute of Technology. A
June wedding is being planned.-

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Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rogers,
of Manor Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Sandra, to Jerry J. Brenner,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Brenner, of Scotia Ave., Oak
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announce -the engagement of
their daughter, Rochelle, to Dr.
Saul- Brown, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Isadore Ilrown, of Mans-
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McGill University, in Montreal,
and is a graduate of Grace Hos-
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Brown, a graduate of Wayne
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Alpha Omega Alpha and Phi
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First "Galician Society
To Fete 25th Year

The First Galician Society
will hold its 25th anniversary
banquet at 6 p.m., Jan. 29, at
Lachar's, according to M. Gold-
smith, general chairman.
The society, organized in 1930
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Beth Abraham, now numbers
over 100, states Sam Kaujer, the
organization's president.
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local and Israeli causes and aid-
ing in the completion of the
synagogue. All Galician Lands-
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