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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, September 9, 1960 —
Bermuda Honeymoon
Follows Aug. 24 Rites
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published during the Sukkot weeks.
Brandeis University Women Slates
Distinguished Panel for Fall Event
MISS MARILYN MILLER
MRS. ALVIN SCHWARZ
The Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel
was the setting for the Aug. 24
candlelight wedding ceremony
of Linda Ruth Friedlander and
Alvin Donald Schwarz.
Mr. and Mrs. Friedlander of
Fairfield Dr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Schwarz of Wisconsin
Ave. are the parents of the
newlyweds.
The bride wore a gown of
white silk taffeta, with a sabrina
neckline and empire bodice of
white peau de lange lace, with
a motif of tiny pears. Her veil
was a modified Queen of Scots
cap of white silk lace and silk.
taffeta.
Nancy Wayburn served as
maid of honor, and Mrs. Steven
Crane was matron of honor. Dr.
Marvin J. Schwarz served his
brother as best man. Elaine
Friedlander, sister of the bride,
was junior bridesmaid, with
Andria and Patricia Asarch and
Marlene Rosen serving as at-
tendants.
Ushers included William
Schwartz, Lawrence Kepes, Nor-
man Rosen, Bruce Goldsmith
and Michael Kent. Also in the
bridal • party was Carl Fried-
lander, brother of the bride,
who escorted his mother down
the aisle. Seating the guests
were Jordan Burke, Marvin
Portner, Richard Chosid, Philip
Gaberman and Stuart Frankel.
Following dinner and a re-
ception, the newlyweds left on
a Bermuda honeymoon. Upon
their return, they will reside
in Ann Arbor, where the new
Mrs. Schwarz will continue her
studies in the college of edu-
cation, • and her husband will
enter his junior year in medical
school.
These "Young Marrieds" will serve as usherettes at the
"Four Satellite Program" of the Detroit Chapter Brandeis
University Women's Committee on Oct. 4. They are (from left,
top) Mesdames William Gilbert, Allen Gidwitz, Robert Siegel,
David Holtzman, Arnold Aronoff, Herbert Tyner, Ivan Jacob-
son and Jack Hamburger; (seated) Stanley Gard, Walter
Wolpin, Walter Handler, Robert Solomon, Daniel Siegel,
Stanley Caplan and Jerome Hirsch. Those not in photo ar
Mesdames Charles Wolok, Richard Hamburger, Paul Bor
Kenneth Robinson and Miss Suzanne Dunitz.
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Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Miller,
354 S. 27th St., Camden, N.J.,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Marilyn, to
Stefan F. Tucker, son of
and Mrs. Alexander T er,
3701 Sherwood, Flint.
The bride-elect is a tudent
at the University of ichigan
School of Education. er fiance
is a graduate of F t Junior
s a mem-
College where he
ber of Phi Delta T fraternity
and the University Michigan
where he was aff aced with
Alpha Epsilon Pi fr ernity. He
now is a student in e Univer-
sity of Michigan Coll e of Law.
Marriages
ZEITAK-MATHIS — Gloria
Mae Mathis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob M. Mathis of
Pennington Dr., was married to
Ancil Solomon Zeitak, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Zeitak of
Clements Ave., Aug. 28. The
ceremony was performed by
Rabbi Milton Arm and Cantor
Bermanis in the garden of the
bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Chanin, on West
Outer Dr.
Faye Mathis, the bride's sis-
ter, served as maid of honor.
Maurice Dworkin was the bride-
groom's best man. Sheila Chan-
in and Harold Mathis were at-
tendants.
After touring through New
England, the couple will reside
in Ann Arbor.
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• SON: Linda
SCHW
s.
, aughter
Westh. 'pt .
eorge Lipso n
be
, on Sept.
Ave., Oak
bride of H a r 'o 1 d
came t
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Schw
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onin and C • r Ad1
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PERSONALIZED
FITTING
Farband to Formulate
•
Detroit Chapter Brandeis Uni-
Forum
versity National Women's Com- Center C .
mittee will hold its first fall Lists S
alp s, Films
open meeting 11:30 a.m. Oct. 4
Mid-Century"
orld
"The
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek, it was
the theme of the fall
announced by President Mrs. will
f Cinema Forum, pre-
serie
Alvin Barnett.
by the *sh
Mrs. Daniel C. Siegel, pro- sent
gram vice-president, will pre- Sun y evenin
sent a "Four Satellite Program,"
Si ey Poitier st
a panel discussion on "An Inti- the eloved Cou
mate Glimpse of the Family."
Louis Gordon, WXYZ com-
mentator, will be the interro-
e
gator.
rob-
Panel members will include
South
Dr. John M. Dorsey, head of
r i c a" dis-
the department of psychiatry at
s Mel-
Wayne State University and Re-
n
ceiving, Children's and Veterans
hospitals; Judge Nathan Kauf-
man, former Probate Judge in
charge of Juvenile Court and
presently Circuit Judge of the
Third Judicial Circuit, Wayne
N e
County; and Rabbi Morris Ad-
a," a Rus
spiritual leader of Cong.
sian produc
Herzl's Diary Quoted ler,
Shaarey Zedek, author and
tion narra
in Judaica Post Story chairman, officer and board
English
t
Arieh Lindenbaum of Tel member of a number of civic
Aviv provides some enlighten- bodies.
Other items on the day's Max
m e n t in the background of
Theodor Herzl in an article on agenda • include brief reports of poli
the commemorative stamp of the from Mrs. Oscar Zemon on the Univer
100th anniversary of the Zion- June conference and Mrs. Jerry Is Chi
ist leader's birth, published in Morse, book fund vice presi-
"Techn
the September issue of the Juda- dent, on the election and in- discusse
stallation
of
officers;
and
a
ica Post, a monthly journal of
direct
philatelic Judaica in Detroit. colored film on the new Bran- AF
deis
library.
Mrs.
Morris
Adler
Eli Grad is its editor.
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Lindenbaum's article, "Theo- will deliver the invocation.
oh t Ford's "The S
dor Herzl, Father of the Jewish
ig ' will e sh
State," contains pithy state- Herbert Polk Named
panel f
ments and prophecies taken to Buffalo Center Post
cCree
from Herzl's diary.
ews editor
Herbert Polk, 24, son of Mr.
Other articles in the Septem-
"How
rockett, Jr., it
and
Mrs.
Leo
Polk,
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Mans-
ber issue of Judaica Post in-
South?"
ong Will I ake
clude "Jorge Isaacs—A Great field, has been named assistant
"Dark River"
Poet," by Tiberio Porges K. of director of physical education
Santiago, Chile; "An Example at the . Jewish Center in Buffalo,
corn
of Nazi Smear Techniques," by N. Y .
A 1958 graduate of Wayne will be
Harold Alter of Toronto, Canada
ays" will be
"T
and "A Further Note on Jewish State University with a degree
Mrs. Emily Ros-
Internees in England," by in physical education, Polk has sh
y, AW AFL-CIO, wit
Walter Hartmann of Hammond, been a teacher in Royal Oak and
athletic supervisor and sports
scuss "Can Nazism Be Re
Ind.
wed?"
official with the Bnai Yout
Final attracti
Dr. ROMAN VISHNIAC, who Organization. He also has be
jointly with
is producing a series of educa- an athletic official at the
feature a 01
tional films entitled "Living Bi- troit Jewish Community Ce
re
Polk's father has given
ology" under a National Science
rn
More t
Foundation grant to Yeshiva pints of blood (304) than ny
sold
Israel Bo , have
University, has won fame both other person in the country
in 1951.
since the b we be
as a photographer and a biolo-
now being
Student automobile pe its Israel Bonds
gist. In 1956 he was given the
tries in North
sold in 28
Memorial Award of the Amer- issued at the Universit
erica and Western
nd So
ican Society of Magazine Pho- Michigan last year totaled m
than 7,600.
tographers.
Plans for the celebration of
0th anniversary of the Far-
abor Zionist Order will
ulated at the annual
of the national
rectors, to take place
through Sunday, at
d's summer home,
p, Highland Mills,
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