THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, May 20, 1960 —

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Melodies Old and New Mark
Colorful Dan Frohman Concert

By CHARLOTTE HYAMS
An appreciative audience
called for two encores after
Dan Frohman led his chorus to
a resounding finale, in the an-
nual performance of the group,
Sunday evening, in the Mum-
ford High S'chool auditorium.
.It was a program as colorful
and as lively as its inexhaust-
ible director, Dan Frohman, the
g i f t e d musician who has
coached for 30 years the ama-
teur chorus with the profes-
sional quality.
Selections ranged from the
joyous "Pic Nic" to the beauti-
ful Yiddish melody "Keml Ka-
ravan," from the melodious "Re-
gendl" to the moving spiritual
"Go Down Moses."
Duo-pianists Rebecca Froh-
man and Marian Hahn, as as-
sisting artists, were as well syn-
chronized as a fine watch, in-
jecting into each number the
varied moods that „characterized
the entire concert: The dream-
like "Barcarole" by Rachniani-
noff was outdone only by their
three part "Scaramouche" by
Milhaud, skipping from the
sprightly "Vif" to the waltzlike
"Modere" and the Latin-fla-
vored• "Brazileira."
Of the vocalists, Irene Pianin,
soprano, was most impressive
with her mellow soprano, al-
though tenor George Richter al-
so was notable. Betty Kazdin
and Norman Friedman, singing
"Parigi 0 Cara" from Verdi's
"La Traviata" were excellent.
Frohman's arrangements of
several Hebrew and Yiddish
melodies, particularly those in-

eluded in his "Na-ale L'Artzei-
nu", were excitingly new twists
on fine old themes.
Katherine Karipides and Stu-
art Singer, two young dancers,
added charm to the delightful
wedding song "A Chasene," and
one of the encore numbers, a
novelty spiritual, brought the
curtain down on a bouncy fin-
ish.
Bella Goldberg, accompanist,
did justice to the variegated,
but consistantly good, concert.

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PW Council Sets
Members Drive

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A _member - bring - a - member
tea on Thursday, in the home
of Mrs. Harry Mondry, 22902 S.
Bellwood, will launch the bi-
annual membership drive of the
Detroit Council of Pioneer
Women.
According to Mrs. Milton
Weiss, Council vice - president,
only members bringing prospec-
tive members are invited to at-
tend the tea.
A highlight of the afternoon
will be the _honoring of new
brides who have been given
gift memberships to the organi-
zation, and are now forming a
new chapter.
"Woman of the Hour," a play-
let written and produced by
Risa Marin, a member of Bran-
deis-Chapter, depicting the role
of Moetzet Hapoalot, Pioneer
Women's sister organization in
Israel, will be presented. Par-
ticipants from the Brandeis
Dramatic Group include Mes-
dames . N. Schiffm•n, S. Good-
man, B. Bloom, M. Buch and
E. Tarack.
A musical program will be
presented by Arella Barley, an
Israeli singer who will accom-
pany herself on the guitar.
Transportation to the tea can
be arranged by calling Mrs.
Bernard Stashefsky, UN. 4-2053.
Mrs. Joseph Sulkes, member-
ship chairman, heads the cur-
rent drive, and is assisted by
Mesdames H. Wolok, M. Gold-
baum, I. Levin and V. Linden.
Chapter membership chairmen
are Mesdames D. Kurnitz, B.
Stashefsky, L. L e m p e r t, M.
Fealk, E. Sklar, R. Schwarzen-
feld, E. Schwartz, R. Schoichet,
M. Miller, B. Glenner, L. Levin,
R. Cohen, F. Stellar, B. Gabin,
I. Spector, C. Sussman and T.
Sallen.

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awards night at 8:30 p.m., May
31, in the synagogue's Nusbaum
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State Initiates New Phi Beta Kappas
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At an initiation dinner held ter, 23410 Beverly, Oak Park.
Louis L. Friedland, president,
Wayne State University's
Planned for Aug. 14 by
chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, old- gamma of Michigan, presided

est national scholastic honor and greeted the initiates. Alan
society, 35 members were in- Aronson responded for the in-
itiates. Students must maintain
ducted.
Among the initiates were a 3.5 honor point average
Alan Ronald Aronson, 22501 (perfect scholastic record is
Trojan; Jacqueline Noreen Bag- 4.0) for four years of college
gleman, 18408 Monte Vista; to be eligible for the society.
Karen Phyllis B e c k e r m a n,
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MISS HARRIET JOY LETT
berg, 18248 Robson; Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Max Lett, of David Schane, 20295 Hunting-
VE 7-6701
Monica Ave., announce the en- ton; and Elaine Barbara Schus-
gagement of their daughter,
Harriet Joy, to Milton Harvey
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The couple will be wed Aug.
14, at Adas Shalom Synagogue.

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JVIV Activities

YETZ-C WIEN AUXILIARY
will install new officers at a
cocktail party beginning at 7
p.m., Sunday, in the Memorial
Home. Officers are Ruth Wolfe,
president; Ruth Benach and
Adele Feldman, vice-presidents;
Frieda Kolb, treasurer; Ada
Martin, chaplain; Hilda Nelson,
conductress; Yetta Glass, his-
torian; Esther Citron, patriotic
instructress; and Reva Dryman,
guard. The group will hold a
regular meeting Monday eve-
ning in the Memorial Home,
when hostesses will be Edna
Arnkoff and Eleanor Sternberg.
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Mrs. Morton Owen-helm, past
Department Auxiliary presi-
dent, installed new officers of
LAWRENCE H. JONES AUXIL-
IARY at a dessert luncheon re-
cently. Inducted were Mes-
dames Herman Bregman, presi-
dent; Zelda Michlin and Eve
Fishman, vice-presidents; Jacob
Wachler, treasurer; Dorothy
Blatnikoff and Meyer Govern,
secretaries; and Laura Kahn,
chaplain.
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Lt. ELI LEVIN AUXILIARY
will meet at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday,
in the Memorial Home, when
hostesses will be Emily Cutler
and Ida Phillips. Installation
ceremonies will be held jointly
with the Post at 8:30 p.m., May
30. At a recent meeting, Lillian
Braunstein was honored with a
service pin.

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