Friday, August 10, 1956—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-1 6

I Bar Mitzvahs 1

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dorn,
of 21641 Cloverlawn, Oak Panic,
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Albert Paul, on Satur-
day, at Beth Aaron Synagogue.
A dinner in Albert's honor will
be held the following evening,
at Sammy's Avalon Room.
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Pianists Solo
at In,terlochen

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Mr. and Mrs. Sol Moss, of
Winners of recent concerto
16315 Santa Rosa, announce the auditions at Interlochen are
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Nor- Detroiters, BARBARA FINK-
man Sanders, on Aug. 11, at ELSTEIN (left) and LINDA
Adas Shalom Synagogue. A din-
EISENBERG.
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ner in Norman's honor will be
held the following evening in
INTERLOCHEN, Mich.—Two
the social hall of the synagogue. 15-year-old Detroit pianists, both
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students of Mischa Kottler, will
Mrs. Lillian Gula announces play with full orchestra at the
the Bar Mitzvah of her son, National Music Camp here to-
Murray, on Aug. 18, at Young day.
Israel Center of Oak-Woods. A
Linda Eisenberg, a sophomore
dinner in his honor will be held at Mumford High School, will
that evening, in S a m m y's play Beethoven's "Concerto
Avalon Room, Oak Park.
C Minor, Opus 37" and Barbara
Finkelstein, a junior at Cass
CARD OF THANKS
Technical High School, will play
The family of the late Max "Consertstuck" by von Weber
Reitman acknowledges with accompanied by the University
grateful appreciation the many Orchestra.
Linda, the daughter of Mr.
kind expressions of sympathy
extended b y relatives a n d and Mrs. Sam R. Eisenberg, of
friends during the family's re- 19300 Stoepel, comes by her tal-
ent naturally. Her father taught
cent bereavement.
violin in' the Detroit schools
and her mother now teaches
piano.
Barbara won the camp's 1954
concerto auditions. She also is
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doing dramatic work at Inter-
lochen, and has a part in Noel
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Coward's "Blythe Spirit." She
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is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Finkelstein, of 4241
Buena Vista.
This is Barbara's seventh sum-
mer at Interlochen and the
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fourth for Linda. They study
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Love at First Sight
for Octogenarians

LOS ANGELES, (JTA) — A
couple who met each other here
recently and, according to their
own testimony, fell in love "al-
most immediately," applied for
a marriage license here and got
more publicity than is ordinarily
accorded such events.
The reasons for the public in-
t e r e s t was understandable
though, beccause the prospective
bride, Caroline Levy, is 85 years
old and her g r o o m, David
Cohen, is 88.
Both are residents of the Jew-
ish Home for the Aged here,
where they met. Miss Levy en-_
tered the Home last October,
while Mr. Cohen came there
three months ago.

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MARILYN SPIRO, of 18954
Parkside, is plating the role
of the mother in Puccini's
opera, "La Boheme," which
closes the season for the Uni-
versity of Michigan Department
of Speech Summer Playbill.
Performances began Thursday
night and continue today, Sat-
urday and Sunday at 8 • p.m.,
in Lydi.:. Mendelssohn Theater.
A matinee performance is
scheduled at 2:30 p.m., Satur-
day. The opera is sung in Eng-
lish.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sherman,
of 19209 Riverview, announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
Larry, on Aug. 18, _ at Cong.
Beth Tefilo Emmanuel, 1550
Taylor. Open house in Larry's
honor will be held from 5 to
12 p.m., Aug. 19, in the family
home.
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Brevities

Radway-Sovel Troth
Told at Family Dinner

Three Detroit youths will be
among a representation of 32
boys and girls who will leave
Aug. 22 aboard the SS Inde-
pendence for a year's stay at
the Hapoel Tamizrachi settle-
ment of Yavne.
The Detroiters are Shoshana
Boyce, Jerry Saltzman and Zvi
Schlussel. They are part of the
Bnei Akiva Scholarship Insti-
tute, sponsored jointly by Bnei
Akiva, youth affiliate of Hapoel
Hamizracbi, and the Jewish
Agency.
The institute was established
as part of a training program
for Halutzim, and previously
was conducted at the Bachad
Farm School, Jamesburg, N.J.
The participants will spend
five months at Yavne's religious
seminary, a month touring the
country and five months work-
ing alongside citizens of the set-
tlement.

dena Play-

hquse, and be-
came a immed-
, fate success. A
talent scout for
Columbia pic-
•
Miss Allbritton tures saw her
in the role of Tracy Lord, in
Philip Barry's "The Phila-
delphia Story" and asked her
to make a screening for Harry
Cohn, president of Columbia.
A few of the pictures in which
she has appeared include "The
Egg and I," "Who Done It?",
"Son of Dracula," "Sitting
Pretty."
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High school boys and girls in-
terested in becoming trained of-
fice managers, and their parents,
will be interested in a new
booklet entitled "CAREERS IN
OFFICE MANAGEMENT,"
published by Bnai Brith Voca-
tional Service.
Issued at the same time are
revised versions Of Vocational
Service brochures on careers in
real estate, house-to-house sell-
ing, chemistry, dental assistant
work, and speech and hearing
therapy.

Clay-Oakland Merchants
Sponsor New Center

Open house for parents and
children will be held at the
Clay-Oakland Community Cen-
ter, 1337 Clay, from 3:30 to 6
p.m., Sunday. The event will
mark the opening of the new
center which will serve the
needs of adults and children in
the area.
The center, a three - floor
building loaned by Murray
Local No. 2, UAW - CIO, to the
Clay-Oakland Merchants Asso-
ciation, has been cleaned and
painted in preparation for its
opening Sunday.
The program committee, di-
rected by Mrs. Samuel Jackson
and Mrs. Eddie Benson, is plan-
ning music, speakers and re-
freshments. Sheldon Johnson,
supervisor of the Northern
Community Recreation Center,
will be main speaker.

Latest Dolls at State Fair

Ever hear of a corset for a
doll?
Doll corsets and other &SU
accessories will be part of a
free Doll Show exhibit at this
year's Michigan State Fair, Aug.
31 through Sept. 9, at Detroit.
There will be more than 200
late model dolls, ranging in
height from 8 inches to 31
inches.

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The last weekly program of
the Detroit Federation of Musi-
cians Concert Band, under the
direction of HERSCHEL LEIB,
will be held as follows: Mon-
day, Palmer Park; Tuesday,
Lodge Park; Wednesday, Patton
Park; Thursday, Stopel Park
No. 1, and Friday, Clark Park.
With baritone William De
Maria as soloist, the band will
play works by Goldman, Von
Suppe, Porter, Herbert, Cailliet,
Lecouna and Tschaikowsky.
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Edith Sommer's corned y-
drama, "A Roomful of Roses,"
starring LOUISE ALLBRIT-
TON, is the NORTHLAND
PLAYHOUSE attraction this
week. Miss.A11-
will be seen by
Detroit theater
audiences f o r
the first time.
She enrolled in
the drama
classes of the
famous Pas a-

ners.—

OwNsEreD

MISS RUTH ANN RADWAY
At a recent family dinner

party, the engagement of Ruth
Ann Radway to Robert Sovel
was announced. The bride-elect
is the daughter of Mrs. Robert
Radway, of Greenlawn Ave.,
and the late Mr. Radway.
Mr. Sovel, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Sovel, of W. Outer
Dr., is a student at Wayne State
University, where he is affiliated
with Kappa Nu fraternity.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Fanny

Paves acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many kind
expressions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and friends
during the family's recent

bereavement.

Dance with Delight

to
LARRY FREEDMAN

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