16 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, September 9, 1960 — To Wed in,ju ne Broner Heads Art Classes at Center; Courses Announced Michelle Yuffy Weds Marshall Goldman The art department of the Jewish Center announces a full program of classes and activi- ties for all age groups, at the main building and the Ten Mile branch, 15110 W. Ten Mile Road, Oak Park. During registration, Sept. 18- 29, the Center's annual art in- structors' show, featuring the works of over two dozen Center instructors, will be exhibited in both main lobbies. A distinguished local artist and art critic, Robert Broner is the new art department direc- tor. Broner, who studied at Wayne State, Detroit Society of Arts and . Crafts, UCLA, and MISS RUTH LEVIN Atelier XVII, has exhibited MRS. MARSHALL GOLDMAN Mr. and Mrs. William Levin throughout the country and is of Santa Barbara Dr. announce in permanent collections of the Michelle Yuffy became the the engagement of their daugh- bride. of Marshall Leonard Gold- ter, Ruth Phyllis, to Michael man in a garden wedding Aug. Louis Sklar, son of Mr. and 28 at the borne . of her parents, Mrs. Harry Sklar of Huntington Mr. and Mrs..Benjamin H. Yuf- Woods. fy, 2168 Victoria, Windsor. The bride-elect attends the Parents of the bridegroom University of Michigan where are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gold- she is affiliated with Alpha Ep- man, 4067 Lincoln, Birming- silon Phi . sorority. Her fiance, ham. a graduate of the University of Rabbi Stollman and Cantor Michigan and a member of Zeta Schenker officiated. Beta Tau fraternity, will attend Sprays of Ice pink rosebuds Harvard Law School in the fall. were appliqued on the bride's A June wedding is planned. gown of imported white organdy with an open neckline, short sleeves and a molded bodice. The Don Frohman Chorus fitted cummerbund of ice pink Begins Rehearsals peau de soie fell into a bustle The Don Frohman Chorus back chapel train, and a tiara of will begin rehearsals 8 p.m. pink rosebuds and orange blos- Monday at the Mumford High soms and two-tiered shoulder- School auditorium. New mem- length veil of white silk illusion bers will be accepted until Oc completed the ensemble. ROBE' BRONER 1. For information, call Dire Mrs. Gerald Levine of Toronto Frohman at DI 1-3776. onor. Museum of Mo n Art, Brook- was her sister's mat of Tor • to, lyn Museum, G enheim Mu- Carol Ann Cow e, was bri seum, Smithso n Institute, cousin of the HOLIDAY SP9ITAL 1 girls were L etroit Insti- maid. Flow National Gallery VACUUM CLEAN S ridegroom's niec thers. He is Goldman, tute o Art an Yuffy, the bride' Times art and De r etr a ALL MAKES 1 cousin. crit Clean, 00, $ 95* Don offered for sse will 1.0 Lubrica4 chil en in a ' , puppetry, mos- serve ONE WEEK ONLY nd w dworking. Youth Ushe ses inc de arts and crafts, Toro ROSE BERG ry t inting nd sculpture, pho- Liss, VACUUM ERVICE tograph r. woodworking, and A. T • 24 Hour Ser for a The etchi • Free Pickup & 'elivery ico, the courses are offered in honey EL. 6-867 iami Beach. ects, plus lecture virgin Is *Plus parts. llery Tours for "Getting To _Pauline Trigere to Open nd "The Jew JWV Activities I Pioneer Women Plans Open House Sept. 29 Lt. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN AUXILIARY will meet Mon- day at the home of Bess Gold- berg, 20438 Cheyenne. Presi- dent Mollie Perchikoff will re- port on the recent convention in Florida. The Auxiliary will serv- ice the Veterans Hospital it-. Ann Arbor on Sept. 18. Detroit Council of Pioneer Women will hold its annual open house 12:30 p.m. Sept. 29 at the Hayim Greenberg Center, 19161 Schaefer, it was announced by. Mrs. Sam Wasserman, Council president, and Mrs. Joseph Wy. zan, vice president of education, who will chair the event. In observance of the 35th anni- versary of Pioneer Women a skit depicting the work and growth of the organization will be pre- sented at the affair. It was writ- ten and will be directed by Mrs. Sam Fishman. The musical por- tion of the program will be pre- sented by Mrs. Theodore Sallen, by Mrs. Victor Lin- accom • . • r with refresh- ocia , tinged by Mrs. ents is being Michael Wilson. Detroit Counci ill be repre- sented at the nat 1 conference Sept. 18-19 t at t Statler-Hilton Hotel in Y Lt. BLOCK-GEN. ROSE POST and AUXILIARY will pre- sent an American flag and a copy of the book, "Jews in American Wars," by J. George Fredman and Louis A. Falk,. to Cong. Bnai Moshe at tonight's service. Mak- ing the presentations will be Morris Eiken, Post commander, and Lorraine Tannis, Department chaplain. • * * Lt. ROY F. GREE at IARY will meet the JWV Memoiq ome to discuss plans f e Oct. 18 to be given by membership p an, junior vice Mrs. Ben president, was announced rs. Jerry Dale. president * * Install d Officers Air-Conditioned H Meetings, Luncheo dler will act er for the new 's Division of at the plenary Ion, Sunday, Sept. Days or Ev ings JERICHO MPLE 18495 Wyorm Avenu r Call UN 4-9691; -3311; Mr. Miller, TE -7530 or Mr. Cooper, U n falls into a good job must give himself a lift. KOSHER BREAST OF BREAST 0 PICKLED ist Cut L Waif rimm 9` Senator EUGENE Mc CARTHY of Minnesota will b the main speaker at the sixth annual 18th District Congres- sional Dinner, Oct. 7, at Elks Temple, Pontiac, it was an- nounced 'by Allen Zemmol, dinner chairman. ILE RD. HARTWELL z. 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