THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, December 2 5, 195 9-20
New Yorker to Wed
Detroit Law Student
MISS ELIZABETH GEFFEN
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Geffen,
of Scarsdale, N. Y., have an-
nounced the engagement of
their daughter, Elizabeth Ruth,
to Barry M. Grant, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Grant, of
Birmingham, Mich.
The bride-to-be is a student
at Mills College of Education
in New York. Mr. Grant is an
ahimnus of Michigan State
University, where he was affili-
ated with Delta Chi fraternity.
He is presently a senior in the
Wayne State University law
school, and is a member of Tau
Epsilon Rho fraternity.
8fi g
agements
In announcing the engagement
of Joan Arlette Mason and Ern-
est Aaron Karr in laSt - Week's
Jewish News, the fraternity of
the bridegroom-to-be was given
erroneously. He was affiliated
with Tau Delta Phi fraternity
while attending the University
of Michigan.
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Zim-
merman, of Freeland Avenue,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Linda Diane, to
Eugene Parker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Parker, of Strath-
moor Avenue.
Miss Zimmerman is presently
attending the University of
Michigan. Mr. Parker is associ-
ated with the Serta Mattress
Company. The young couple is
planning an August wedding.
Max Cohen, 74, of Schenec-
tady, N. Y., coined the word
"supermarket."
Larry Paul
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activities in Society
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Among the guests at the debut of Miss Charlotte Ford,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford II, at the Country Club
of Detroit were Messrs. and Mesdames Max Fisher, Aaron Ger-
shenson, Max Handler, Isadore. Levin, Edward E. Rothman,
Jules R. Shubot, and Harry L. Winston.
The Nate Gersuks and newlywed Louis Viedrahs (Frances
Mintz), of Detroit, are currently visiting in Los Angeles, Calif.,
where they went to herald the arrival of the Gersuks' grandson,
born to their children, Dr. and Mrs. Jack Gersuk.
Prof. and Mrs. -Erwin Reifler, of Seattle, Wash., will be in
Detroit this weekend as the guests of Mrs. Joseph Hirschman, of
16233 Kentucky. They will be entertained Saturday night at, a.
dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Reifler, of 18015
Ardmore. Prof. Reifler is associated with - the University of.
Washington's department of Far Eastern and Slavic languages
and literatures.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lorber, of 24020 Meadowpark, Oak Park,
last Sunday honored their son, Albert Michael, with a brunch at
Springel's Patio Room, on the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah the
previous day at Cong. Bnai David.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Kemper, of Scotia Ave., Oak Park, have
returned from a visit to the West Coast, where they visited Los
Angeles, Palm Springs, Las Vegas and San Francisco, and spent
time with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goldberg (Rhoda Phillips), former
Detroiters now of Modesto, Calif.
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" Albert . Chicorel, - newly elect-
ed president of the Sephardic
Community of Greater Detroit,
announces a Han -alm'a party at
3 p.m. Sunday at Beth Abraham
Synagogue.
Prizes, games, music and re-
freshments will be featured at
no cost, under the chairman-
ship of Mrs. Regina Esbia, her
co-chairman Mrs. Beth Abra-
ham, and committee members
Mesdames Mary Papo, Ida
Varon, Ida Quen and Lillian
Takouni. Children and friends
are invited to attend.
Other officers recently elect-
ed are Louis Papo and Abe
Abraham, vice presidents; N. S.
Quen, treasurer; Mary Papo,
secretary; and Margaret Mos-
seri, recording secretary.
..one,
ine
Brevities
British Comedian Peter Sell-
The Jewish Folk. Chorus will ers, in a triple role, and Jean
with
a
usher in the new year
Seberg, who made her impres-
party at the Jewish Music Cen- sion on the motion picture pub-
ter, 14868 Schaefer. Two other lic with two. strong dramatic
January programs will follow. - roles, happily step out . in Co-
A. dance band, favors and lumbia Pictures' sparkling com-
full-course meal will be fea- edy, "THE MOUSE . THAT
tures of the New Year's Eve ROARED," opening at the
affair. For reservations, call Trans-Lux Krim Theater on
Rose Baron, DI. 1-9231.
Friday.
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Women members of the
chorus will hold- their annual
ROVNER FAMILY CLUB
donor luncheon at 12 noon, Jan. will hold a dinner party this
12, in the Mayfair Room, 19161 Sunday evening, at Larco's, af
Schaefer. A musical program ter which the members will
will be given, including inter- meet at the home of Mr. and
pretive dances by Riva Usher, a Mrs. George Fried, 13781 Ken-
soprano solo by Ruth Goldman, wood, Oak Park.
a piano solo by Olga Solovey
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and community singing.
One of seven plays already
Rose Baron may also be con- slated for 1960 publication by
tacted for reservations and in- Random House is Paddy Chayef-
formation concerning this event. sky's current Broadway hit,
The 23rd annual Mid-Winter THE TENTH MAN. Chayef-
Jacob Schaeffer Concert, honor- sky's plays appear under the
ing Jewish Music Month, will Random House imprint by spe-
be held Jan. 17, at the Davison cial arrangement With Simon
Jewish Center.
and Schuster, who publish all
A musical choral program of Chayefsky's other. writings.
will feature Yiddish, English Randoin plans an early spring
and Israeli music. The Youth premiere for Dore Schary's THE
Chorus also will perform. Guest HIGHEST TREE; William
artist will be violinist Zinovi Inge's A LOSS OF ROSES;
Bistritzky.
GYPSY, by Arthur Laurents
Tickets may be obtained by and Stephen Sondhehn; the
calling S. Milgran, UN. 1-2606. Rodgers -Hammerstein -Lindsay -
Crouse musical THE• SOUND
Married Couples to Greet OF MUSIC; FIORELLO!, by
'60 with Dance and Supp6r Yerome . Weidman and_ George
The Married Couples Club of Abbott; and Robert Penn War-
Adas Shalom will welcome the ren's own dramatization of his
new year with a party at Cong. novel ALL THE KING'S MEN.
Beth Yehudah, on Wyoming.
There will be dancing, and a
midnight buffet supper will be Parents' Program
served.
BRAVERMAN S
KOSHER MEATS
Sephardim Set Simcha
at Festival Celebration
"Family Life Education," a
program' for parents of elemen-
tary school children, to help
them obtain a clearer under-
standing of their role in child
rearing, covering normal prob-
lems of parent-child relations.
will be co-sponsored by the
Jewish Community Center and
the Jewish Family and Chil-
dren's Service.
The prograni will be held in
four sessions, from 1:15 to 2:45
p.m., Wednesday, Jan. 27, Feb.
3, 10 and 17, at the Center's
main building. Mrs. Hilda Lucas,
of the JFCS staff, will conduct
the program.
Music and Entertainment
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