Friday, October 11, 1957—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-20

activities in Society

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hordes, of Vernon Ave., Huntington Woods,
are currently visiting in Israel with their brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hordes (Nesia Singer) and children,
at Herzliah Bet.
A surprise birthday dinner honoring Marilyn Wainer, was given
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wainer in the family home on
Canterbury Rd. Among the guests were: Richard Roberts, Steven
Frank, Sandra Harris, Charles Goss, Joann Hauser, Bruce Miller,
Elaine Lapides, Martin Pessner, Betsy Stromer, Howard Kay, Bar-
bara Marsh, Richard Kahn and Rosalie Morrison.
Miss Jacklyn Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Lewis,
of 6729 Riverside, Dearborn Township, will be presented in a piano
recital by her teacher, Mrs. Rebecca Frohman, at 3 p.m., Sunday,
at Baldwin Recital Hall. Her program will include compositions by
Beethoven, Haydn, Kabalewsky and Khatchaturian. The talented
nine-year-old has appeared previously in public over the Auntie
Dee television show.
Miss Sonia Ploshnick, pianist, will be heard in a recital at 8:15
p.m., Oct. 19, at Baldwin Recital Hail. A reception will follow at
the Detroit Federation of Women's Clubs, 4811 Second. Among the
compositions to be played by Miss Ploshnick is the First Movement
of Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 2, with Edith Ella Davis at the
second piano.

Pharmacists Slate Annual Dinner-Dance

Aesculapian Society and aux-
iliary will present their annual
dinner-dance at '7:30 p.m., Mon-
day, at Rainbow Terrace. The
dinner will be preceded by cock-
tails at 6:30 p.m. Guests of honor
will be 20 Israeli students of
Wayne State University.
Guest speaker will be Prof.
Lucien 0. Meysels of the He-
brew University department of
organization and information and
noted Israeli writer who pres-
ently is pursuing research in an-
cient Jewish history at the Uni-
versity of Wisconsin department
of Jewish studies.
The auxiliary will present a

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scholarship for an American
student to attend the Hebrew
University school of pharmacy.
The scholarship will be the first
of its kind provided in this
country.
The Aesculapian Society has
pledged a $25,000 pharmaceutical
research laboratory to the He-
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Music Study Club
to Hear Rosengard
at Season Opener

Irving Rosengard, baritone,
will be soloist on the opening
program for the Music Study
Club's new season, at 1 p.m.,
Tuesday, in the
Oak Park Jew-
ish Center. Mrs.
Hal Gordon, so-
prano, also • will
highlight t h e
program -.
R o s engard'
has been soloist
with the Center
Symphony 0 r -
chestra and has
appeared in nu- Rosengard
merous recitals here. He will
sing songs by Brahms and Schu-
bert. His wife will accompany.
Mrs. Gordon will render a
group of contemporary work by
Respighi, Chajes and Paray.
At the event, Mrs. Jacob Sauls
will submit a report of the Na-
tional Federation of Music Clubs
convention in Columbus, 0. Mrs.
Joseph Weintraub, hospitality
chairman, will preside when tea
is served after the program.
Mrs. Jack Scherr is chairman
of the day. Mrs. Jack Mash is
president of the Music Study
Club.

Director Gerd Oswald, whose
father produced the first film-
ization of "Around the World
in 80 Days" in 1919, is in France
guiding "Paris Holiday" for
producer-star Bob Hope.

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Center Symphony. Deborah L. Wainer
to Marry this Fall
Opens Season

The Center Symphony broke
with full force into their 18th
season with the rendering of
Beethoven's Symphony No. 3," in
its opening concert Tuesday
night in the Hyman C. Broder
auditorium.
The orchestra, which since
last season has changed in per-
sonnel, played as a primarily sat-
isfying, but sometimes uncoordi-
nated, group. With increased
hours of performing together, the
instrumentalists should reach the
unity evident in previous pro-
grams.
Under direction of Julius
Chajes, the orchestra conveyed
the organic themes, beauty of
transitions and magnetic pulse
characteristic of Beethoven
symphonies.
The concert included the pre-
mier Detroit performance of a
Chajes work, "Melody and Dance
for English Horn and Strings."
The composition, dedicated to
the memory of Henry Wineman,
a loyal supporter of the Center
Orchestra, was designed in two
sections, in minor key. An inter-
esting, Orientally flavored melody
was prominent in the work. The
elongated English horn solos
were most ably performed - by
Lare Waredrop, member of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
A second solo performance was
submitted by Paul Olefsky, also
of the Detroit Symphony, in the
Boccherini "Cello Concerto in
B-flat Major." The piece enabled
the cellist to show his high
ability.
With quickness and sensitiv-
ity, Olefsky exhibited various
methods of utilizing his rich-
- sounding instrument. Whether
he was reaching fine ethereal
sounds with his fingering or ef-
fective double stops with 'is
bowing, his was a top quality
performance.
Olefsky gratified his hearers
with an encore selection, the
"Prelude to Suite in G Major"
by Bach. —S.R.K.

The engagement of Claire
Stone to Kenneth Goldin has
been announced by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Stone,
of Strathmoor Ave. Her fiance
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Goldin, of Los Angeles, Calif. The
prospective bridegroom is a grad-
uate of the University of South-
ern California and Yale Univer-
sity.

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wainer,
of Wisconsin Ave., have an-
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Deborah Lea, to Leon
Sidney Warner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Warner of Birwood
Ave.

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attending the Detroit Institute of
Technology college of art and
science, and is a member of Chi
Sigma Chi fraternity.
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This Sunday has been design-
ated as their "Dues Collection
Day" by the Bnai Brith Women's
Council, according to announce-
ment by _Mrs. Philip Edelheit,
membership retention- chairman.
The women's council aims to se-
cure a fully paid-up membership
by Nov. 1, in tribute to Philip
Klutznick, • BB world president,
and the 100th anniversary cele-
bration by the fraternal and so-
cial service- organization.
The membership campaign will
be sparked by brunches planned
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