THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, April 3, 1959-20 Music Study Club Ex-Detroit Miss Planned for Aug. 23 to Co-Host Parley to Wed in Buffalo of State Group Ring-Meskin Rites MISS ESTELLE RING Announcement has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ring, of Snowden Ave., of the en- gagement of their daughter, Es- telle Rose, to Lawrence Meskin, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Monte Mes- kin, of Ohio Ave. The bride-elect is a student at the University of Detroit school of dental hygiene. Her fiance attends the university's school of dentistry. The couple is planning an Aug. 23 wedding. Carillon Hotel Finds Singer in Kitchen Music Study Club will be one of the hostess groups for the forthcoming convention of the Michigan Federation of Music Clubs, to be held April 9 to 11, at the Sheraton- Cadillac Hotel. A pre-convention dinner for the state board will take place Wednesday evening, at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Schoen- field, of Burlington Rd. Mrs. Ezra Lipkin, liaison for the MFMC, will be dinner chair- man. The after-dinner program will feature Mrs. Allan Braver, violinist, accompanied by Mrs. Rebecca Frohman at the piano. At the convention morning session on Thursday, Mrs. Mar- jorie Gordon, local soprano formerly with the New York City Opera Co., will be pre- sented. She will be accom- panied by her mother, Mrs. Theodore Fishberg, currently visiting here from New York. A string quartet with a pianist from the Music Study Club's Student Group will per- form at the April 10 morning session. Mrs. Sol Slomovitz has writ- ten an audio-visual script for a breakfast meeting of the South- east District on April 11, and 14-year-old Richard Luby, a violin pupil of Mischa Mischa- koff, a member of the Student Group and winner of the Kara- mazin String Award, will per- form at the noon luncheon that day honoring junior chairmen and counselors. Mrs. Lipkin will be inter- viewed on Sunday Symphony on station WLDM (95.5) this Sunday by Jack Allen, and Luby, accompanied by Susan King, will perform on Channel 56, at 6 p.m., Wednesday. The Carillon Hotel, in Miami Beach, has promoted one of its bus boys—to a singing role in the hotel's entertainment pro- gram. Paul Kovesdy, who was a famous baritone in Hungary and a participant and refugee from the Hungarian revolution has been in the country for a year and a half, and just three months in Miami Beach. He was studying voice and English on a scholarship, at the same time he was collecting dishes eve- ningt at the Carillon until en- tertainment director Jacques Detroit Bank Offers 3% Donnet discovered his other Interest on Time Accou.nts talents. He will sing arias and Funds deposited in time- Italian folk songs in the hotel thrift accounts or savings cer- dining room. tificates at the Detroit Bank & Trust Company now earn 3 per cent interest. Time accounts may be op- ened by individuals, estates, or Mr. and Mrs. William Stoller, non-profit organizations. De- of Fairfield Ave., announce the posits may be made in mul- engagement of their daughter, tiples of $100 up to $200,000 Ann, to Harold Gorowitz, son of and earn the increased interest Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gorowitz, from the date of deposit. It will former Detroiters no_w of Los not be necessary for holders to present certificates or books to Angeles, Calif. Mr. Gorowitz is a graduate benefit, as their accounts auto- of the aeronautical engineering matically earn the higher rate department of Wayne State Uni- beginning April 1. The interest rate on regular versity, and is now associated with North American, in Los savings-book accounts will also Angeles. The couple is planning be increased to 2 per cent, be- ginning April 15. a July wedding. ngageinents BRAVERMAN'S KOSHER MEATS FINEST - CHOICE - GRADED lel MEAT SUNDAY ONLY! 99c RIB STEAK lb. 39c BREAST of VEAL Ground BEEF 2 lbs. 97` Pickled or Fresh TONGUE lb. 65c 89c 1st Cul LAMB CHOPS YOUNG BEEF LIVER 65` Trimmed ... lb. Adas Shalom Couples to Hear Rabbi, Wife The roles of a rabbi and his wife in the synagogue, com- munity and home will be dis- cussed by Rabbi and Mrs. Jacob E. Segal at a meeting of the Adas Shalom Young Married Couples Club at 9 p.m., Wednes- day. A question and answer period and a social hour will follow. For information, call Mrs. Al Goldstein, membership chair- man, LI. 3-8287. The club's study group will meet April 13, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Lazarus, when Noam Shudofsky, youth education director of Adas Sha- lom, speaks on "The World of the Haggadah." For in forma- tion, call Mrs. Sam Kaner, UN. 4-5345. The music group will meet , MISS RITA SCHAEFFER Announcement is made of the engagement of Rita Schaeffer, daughter of Mrs. Harry J. Schaeffer, formerly of Detroit, now of 1024 Amherst, Buffalo, N.Y., and the late Mr. Shaefer, to Arnold Weiss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Weiss, also of Buffalo. Miss Schaeffer is a graduate of the University of Michigan and the Wayne State University school of education. Her fiance is a. graduate of Cornell Uni t versity college of engineering and the University of Buffalo law school. An early June wedding is planned. Marriages WEINBERG-GERSTEIN. Mrs. Celia Schwartz, of Chicago, Ill., announces the marriage on March 8 of her daughter, Char- lotte Gerstein, to Bertram Wein- berg, of Detroit and Chicago, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weinberg, of Detroit. Rabbi Moses Meseheloff offi- ciated at the ceremony, which was solemnized at Cong. K.I.N.S., Rogers Park. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Shafkind and sons, of Roselawn Ave., Detroit, were among the guests at the wed- ding and a dinner which follow- ed at the Orrington Hotel, Evan- ston, Ill. * * * SEGAL-VAN LEEUWEN. In a recent ceremony at Toreth Emeth Synagogue, in Toronto, Ont., Sandra Van Leeuwen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- uel Miller, of Toronto, became the bride of Meyer Segal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonas B. Segal, of Detroit. The couple has taken up residence in Detroit. _Shomrey Emunah Men Elect New Officers Men's Club of Cong. Shomrey Emunah elected Paul Mittle- man, president; Marshall Klap- per, vice-president; and Dr. Maier Belen, secretary-treas- urer, at an organizational meet- ing held recently. The group will meet at 9 a.m., Sundays, at its temporary quarters at the Hayim Greenberg Center for a minyan and brunch. Member- ship in the Men's Club is open to all Jewish men in the area and does not require member- ship in the synagogue. 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