MRS. DENNIS SOLOMON

Sandra Miller became the
bride of Dennis Solomon on
Sept. 11 in a double-ring,
candlelight c e r e m o n'y per-
formed by Rabbi Benjamin
Gorrelick at Cong. Beth Aaron.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Miller,
18287 Ilene Ave. The bride-
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Solomon, 6334 Lon-
don.
The bride wore a gown of
white silk peau de soie with
an open rounded neckline,
fitted bodice, shirred pouf e el-
bow-length sleeves and dome-
shaped, floor-length skirt. The
skirt was draped into a modi-
fied bustleback, caught at the
waistline with white silk peau
de soie roses and chapel train.
The maid of honor was Na-
dine Solomon, sister of the
bridegroom. Mrs. Harvey Coop-
er was matron of honor. Brides-
maids were Karen Kahn, Judy
Brenner, Sue Stein, Roberta
Lipton and Nina Woolf. Flower
girls were Sandra Solomon and
Zeeda Kopel.
The best man was Harvey
Miller, brother of the bride.
Ushers were Harvey Cooper,
Kenneth Waldman, Sheldon Si-
mon, Gerald Gross, Donald
Oshinsky and Steve Solomon.
Out of town guests were from
California, Chicago, B o s t o n,
Cleveland and Virginia.
Following a honeymoon in
Florida the newlyweds will re-
side at 24764 Rensselaer, Oak
Park.

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B nai Moshe Dedication Ceremo
as Impressive as New Sin

Religious and lay lea ders
joined some 1,500 congregation
imembers last week-end in dedi-
cating the million-dollar Bnai
Moshe sanctuary in Oak Park.
A good deal of pomp, rever-
ence and a fervent pledge
marked the three-day ceremon-
ies at the site of the synagogue
on Ten Mile Rd. at Kenosha
Ave.
Chief among the distinguished
speeches was "And They Shall
Build Me a Sanctuary," by
Rabbi Moses Lehrman, spiritual
leader of the congregation.
"Our new and magnificent
synagogue," said Rabbi Lehr-
man, "calls for a re-evaluation
of our attitudes. Our respons-
ibilities to Bnai Moshe sum-
mon to greater effort, deeper
committment and increased
vigilance that this structure
turn not into a pyramid of
show and emptiness.
"Our newly completed sanct-
uary marks a new trend of
Jewish life in the s u b u r b s
Greater opportunities are
ial
forded us to utilize the
rban
cohesive elements of s
r pat-
living for enhancing
terns of Jewish striv* .
rse open
"There is but one
tification
to -us — complete
of posi-
with the total prog
Marginal
tive Jewish liv in
will not
Jewish associatio
ent thus
justify the efforts w

MUMFO

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BY SUSAN KOBEL
Nearly 4,000 Mumfordit
trooped back to school last w
le
Perhaps the most enj •
t by
summer vacation was s
Vivian Shevitz, who sp
three
ily in
months living with a
Bern, Switzerland.
Vivian was one of undreds
of American teen-a: s who
erican
were sent by the
Field Service to prom • • inter-
ational friendship. • No •nly
• id she see her adopted cou
ry, but Vivian gained real in-
sight into the normal life of
the Swiss people, by becoming
a member of the family.
In turn, Mumf or d has
b r ought Malena Reti from
Buenos Aires, Argentina, to
study here for a year. Malena
will be the "daughter" of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Kobel.
Although Malena has been in
the States for just three weeks,
she has a l r e a d y discovered
bowling, miniature golf, ice
cream, water skiing, and ham-
burgers, with all the trimmings.
Senorita Reti arrived in New
York Aug. 11 with 55 of
South American exchang
dents. After seeing th
of New York for t
she then made the
troit by bus.
Mumford's pub' . ions go on
ed by co-
sale this w e e
bowitz and
editors Ann J
he Mercury
Barbara Quint,
ill sell sub-
staff members
cents. Two
scriptions for
school yearbook will be given
h the lucky
to stubholders
numbers.
Auditions for
Broadcasters Guild were held
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs-
day. Officers for the coming
semester are: President, Ben
Craine; Linda Cole, veep; Sue
Kobel, secretary; Barbara
Quint, treasurer, and board
members Phyllis Lui and Linda
Shaye.

far in building this House of
God."
The physical plant, indeed,
provides the facilities . for mem-
bers to participate in a total
program, religious, social and
civic. It covers six acres of land
and includes 850-seat sanctuary,
650-seat R o s in a n social hall,
Adolph Deutsch Chapel, 60 by
25-foot lobby, large lounge, gar-
den court, Direct ors Twin
Rooms, Bride's Room, school of-
fices and 12 classrooms, gene
offices, the rabbi's study,
ens
loft, cantor's office,
, ante-
and various utility ro
rooms and minor sec e corri-
dors. A parking lot ccommo-
dates 350 cars.
the im-
The structure gi
pression of being c pletely
'onal,
and properly fu
rather than gaudily lux
although the art work of Her-
bert Goldman incorporated
with 1 ec s is
spicing.
egun in
hen drawings w
g to archi-
July, 1957, acc
.rtney, specific
tect Ralph B
ablished.
goals were
It must, he said, "be an in-
spicing sacr place • w 11.*
t pro i e
and se
cili-
appro
tour
cu
ties
lcati al
tur and
s."
for
pl
sane-
marble work
alian red
to y and lobb
e folding par-
Verona ma
en the sanctuary and
tit*
e social hall.is gold anodized
aluminum and is one of the
largest of its kind.
. The "Stars of David" orna-
mentation in the sanctuary
ceiling lighting domes are
made of gold anodized alumi-
num, also, as is the "Tablets
of the Ten Commandments"
on the pylon on the south`,ex-
terior front of the building.
The Italian 'Polidiana glass
anels on each side of
e • great exteri
e building
the south wa
d by Mexican
were fab
mosaic_ ts.
The congregation, founded in
1911, began ceremonies for this
impressive e ice n 0ept.
i
President S .p • .
d
a
livere
the
re
Rabbi
an and
TS .
arry
serm •
e Rosman
famil dedic
Soda
°Rowing day, greetings
were delivered by Vice Presi-
dent Julius Reznik, the dedica-
tory sermon preached by Rabbi
Lehrman and the major address
given by Abe Kasle, honorary
president of the United Hebrew
Schools.
Isaac E. Liebson presented
the key with Melvin Weisz, vice
president, accenting for the ded-
ication of the Liebson Library.
Mitchell Feldman. Harold Fried-
man, Arthur Boschan, Ronald
Sussman, Walter Farber, Diane
Markle, Mrs. Harry Markle and
Elaine Wei in the
de

The general dedication cere-
monies were held Sunday. Pres-

yi greeted the ass
ident
nd introduct r
blag
we
given by Harry
, general chair
b
rman delivered is d
orris
n message R
rey Zedek
ler of Con
g dedicatory ser-
mon.
Chief participa
banquet
ast event of t
em es, included Rabbi
Milton Arm of Cong. Ahava
Achim, Theodore Curtis, P.
Mrs. Harry Mar
, Al-
Harr J. Gu
fre
eutsc
ephen
Lany zza Klei
Rabb' ehr n
D-
Sen Philip A
Mich.).
In
nday dedication
, one man had, per-

nostalgia than any
ther pres t. Joseph Berger
was - one of he "12 elders"
wn the Sacred
who handed
youths." Berger
Scrolls to "
urviving charter
is the on
the original nine
e ber
ed the congregation
wh

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25 - THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, September 16, 1960

Sandra Miller Wed
to Dennis Solomon