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Heads Circle Events
Scheduled for June
In celebration of Jewish Mu- Ohio Law Graduate
MISS ESTHER OHODAK
Mr. _and Mrs. ,-Abe Chodak, of
Leslie • Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their • daughter,
Esther, to Howard E. Davidow,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Davidow, of Lesure Ave.
The betrothal was revealed at
a recent dinner party. The
eouple plans to wed this June.
sic Month, the Workmen's Cir-
cle will sponsor a celebration,
open to the public, at 8:30 p.m.,
today, in the WC Center, 11529
Linwood.
Participants will include Leah
Koven, Vivian Stollman, Han-
nah Stiebel, Yaakob Wiener and
Shimon Gewirtz. A reception by
the Schools' Parents Council
will follow. For tickets, call the
WC office, TO. 9-2014.
Other Circle activity saw
Branch 460-E elect new officers
at its 18th birthday party. In-
ducted into office were Maurice
Goldsmith, chairman; Frank
Newberg, vice-chairman; Rose
Ensink, Moe Caplan, Rochelle
Aronson and Libby Pintarich,
secretaries; A b e Brownstein,
treasurer; Esther Freeman, hos-
pitale '.
Branch 1060 will meet at 9
p.m., Saturday, in the home of
the Ed Shifrins, 20050 Vaughan,
for a dramatic workshop. Those
interested in forming a dramatic
group are invited. Election of
officers also is scheduled.
Woman Jurist to-Address
NCJW March Luncheon
E mina Schaver's
Eiii e Selections
Enhance Concert
A wide selection of Yiddish
and Hebrew compositions, in-
cluded in Emma Schaver's pro-
gram as soloist at the Jewish
Music Month concert of the
Jewish Community Center Sym-
phony, Sunday afternoon, at
the Davison Center, added great
value to the annual event
Mrs. Schav,er again showed
great skill as an interpreter of
Jewish folk songs. She was in
excellent voice and was warmly
received by the large audience.
Her program included Yam
Lied by Schneyer-Lavry, Kin-
ereth by Mark Lavry, Jacob
Weinberg's Yemenite Song, Song
of Songs by Lazare Saminsky
and Julius Chajes' Adarim.
Again. the e Symphony, under
Chajes' direction, presented a
fine concert. Featured for the
first time was Karel Salomon's
"Israeli You Symphony,"
which was given its American
premiere at this concert.
Two other soloists at the
concert were Shirley Seguin,
pianist, and Harvey Seigel, both
The Bar Mitzvah of Steven of whom added to the pleasure
Jay Gall, son of Dr. and Mrs. of the event. -
Henry Gall, of 16906 Log Cabin,
will be observed on Feb. 23,
at Temple Israel.
Caroline K. Simon, one of the
outstanding women jurists in
the country, will be guest speak-
er at a paid-up membership
luncheon of the Detroit Section, I
National Council of .Jewish
Women, at 12:30 p.m., March 4, I
_in the Temple Israel Youth Ac-I
tivities Building. Discussing hu-
man rights, her topic will be
"Let's Weigh Human Values."
A member of the New York
and International Bar Associa-
tions, Mrs. Simon is chairman of
the New York State Youth Com-
mission and has headed various
committees on the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews.
She has worked to effect inclu-
sion of women on New York
juries and is an active- member
Of NCJW.
Mrs. William Frank and Mrs.
Oscar Schwartz are chairmen of
the afternoon.
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JWV Activities!
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Park-
- ans, of 18940 Oak Dr., an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Richard Stephen, at
8:30 p. m. services of Temple
Israel on Feb. 22.
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Miriam Ferst, child welfare
chairman, states that a party,
scheduled at the Juvenile Deten-
tion Home, has been changed to
this Saturday. Games will be
played, gifts given away and re-
freshments served.
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Tuesday, at the home of Mrs.
Bernard Sivin, 15201 Northfield,
Oak Park. Plans for a paid-up
membership supper party will
be made.
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Mr. and Mrs. LOWS Millman
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Elinor Carol, to
Ensign Howard Webster Bern-
stein, son of the Louis Bern-
steins, of Cleveland Hts., 0.
Miss Millman is a sophomore
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Her fiance received a Juris
Doctor degree from Ohio State
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is presently on active duty in
the U.S. Coast Guard.
A September wedding is
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