Smith-Hammerstein
Vows Exchanged
MRS. SANFORD SMITH
Rhoda Ellen Hammerstein and
Sanford Irving. Smith were united
in marriage June 11 at the Hill-
crest Country Club.
Daughter of the Samuel G.
Hammerstein of Avon Ave., Oak
Park, the bride wore a gown of
Alencon lace silk mist. Mr. Smith
is: the son of Mrs. Harold Smith
of Dartmouth Ave., Oak Park, and
the late Mr: Smith.
Mrs. Jack Pearlman was her
sister's matron of honor, and
bridesmaids were Lois Bassin,
Irma Richman, Linda Bernstein
and Mesdames Fred Schatz, Den-
nis Silber and Norman Cohen. -
Gerald Coleman was best man,
and ushers were Richard Azimov,
Stanley Hammerstein, Robert Na-
thanson, Spencer Reubeh, Mi-
chael Aller and Arnold Eckhouse.
The newlyweds honeymooned
on the West Coast.
Brevities
Commissioner Herbert Hart
said that July 2-through 8 will be
observed as BURGLARY PRE-
_VENTION WEEK in Detroit as
proclaimed by Mayor Louis C.
Miriani.
At special ceremonies at USO
headquarters on W. Lafayette,
Mrs. Minnie Hock received a
citation from USO president
Walker L. Cisler in behalf of
the ARMED SERVICES COM-
MITTEE OF THE JEWISH
WELFARE BOARD for the
37,320 volunteer hours the vari-
ous organizations within the
JWB have served at the USO
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ROSENZWEIG - SINGER: At
an evening ceremony June 24 at
Holiday Mano-r, • Alta Gail Sing-
vr and Dr. Arnold Irwin Rosen-
zweig Were united in marriage.
fey are the children of Mrs.
Benjamin Singer and the late
Mr. Singer' of S. Norfolk • Ave.,
and Kr. and Mrs. Harry Rosen-
zweig of Philadelphia, Pa.
The bride wore a gown of
silk organza with a chapel train.
A hand-made -S panish lace
mantilla of white silk covered
her head and shoulders. Her
attendants included Mrs. Har-
old Singer, her sister-in-law, as
matron of honor; Marsha Ya-
blon and Susan Singer' as jun-
ior bridesmaids. Marjorie. Jane
Singer was flower girl. -
Best man was Dr. Stanley
Rosenzweig, the bridegroom's
brother; and ushers included
Lawson Singer, the bride's
brother,- Siy Polekoff, Mark
Singer, Charles Yablon, Sheldon
Resnick, Kent Willis, Mitchell
Batoff and Dr. Lewis Wein-
traub.
Following a wedding 'trip
through the Black Hills and
Yellowstone Park, the couple
will reside in Seattle, Wash.,
where Mr. • Rosenzweig will be
doing research at the Univer-
sity - of Washington - Medical
Center.
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FREEDLAND - KAHLDON:
Miriam- Sandra Kahldon, daugh-
ter of Mr. • and - Mrs. Meyer
Kahldon, 17346 Roselawn, and
Philip Norman Freedland, son
of the Alfred Freedlands, 21106
Rutland, Southfield, were united
in marriage at the Freeland
home June 18.: Rabbi Jaco
Segal officiate_d at the gard
wedding. -
Maid of honor was the bri
sister, Rosealind Kahldon,
Mrs. Carl Freedland, sister o
bridegroom, was brides
Iry Ruderman was best
and Lawrence Golde was jun
usher.
- The bride wore a short, white
dress with a full overskirt.
Alencon lace encircled the
neckline, and a tulle veil -was
fastened to cap of white tulle
-roses. -
Following- a dinner, the cou-
ple left on - a honeymoon in
Cape Cod. They will reside on
Cheyenne Ave., Detroit, -where
Mr. Freedland will enter Medi-
cal School at Wayne State Uni-
•versity,
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LAST-KLEINMAN: Mr. and
-5. David S. Kleinman of Oak
rk announce the marriage of
eir daughter, Marcia G., to
orris Last, son. of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Last. The newlyweds will
make their home in Oak. Park,
following their honeymoon.
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HARSHAM-SHWAYDER: Mr.
and Mrs. King D. Shwayder an-
nounce the • marriage of their
daughter, Jessie Lou, to Theo=
lore Harsham, Jr., son of the
Theodore C. Harshams of Cin-
cinnati, 0. Both are students
at the University of Michigan.
Announce Summer
Parks Band Program
Herschel, Leib, conductor, will
present the Sumper Parks Band
with baritone William DeMaria
as soloist, in concert this week at
the following parks:
Monday, O'Shea Center,. Capitol
and Greenfield;• - Tuesday, Patton
Park, Woodmere and Verrior;
Wednesday, Peterson Park, Cur-
tis and Greenfield; • Thursday,
Stoepel Park, Evergreen and Out-
er Drive; and Friday, Palmer
Park, Hamilton and Ponchartrain.
The program includes:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
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"Queen of Sheba" March Gounod
Overture "Raymond"
Thomas
"Blue Danube" Waltzes- Strauss
"Beautiful Colorado"
De Luca
(Euphoneum .Solo—Raymond
Young)
"South Pacific" Selection Rodgers
"Post Bellum" Rhapsody Leidzen
"Begin The Beguine"
Porter
"Sorrento"
De Curtis
(Wm. DeMaria - Baritone)
PLUale "New World
Symphony" —,--.
Dvorak
Weitzmann Institute Sets Expansion Program
lloss-_Katchem
Engagement Told
The Weitzmann Institute of the Ullman Institute of Life Sci-
Science will be expanded into a ences. It will be devoted to mo-
lecular biology, the new science
"City of Science" to rank over which investigates the processes
all other, research centers be- of nature and life itself through
tween Italy and India, Dewey D. the combined efforts of physicists,
Stone, chairman of the board of chemists and biologists. It will
governors of the Institute, in- comprise the Institute's present
formed the board which met in Department of Biophysics and
the offices of the American Com- Sections of Virology and Genetics
mittee in New York.
and Biochemistry.
In the fall, ground will be
A ten-year building and expan-
sion program was approved _ by broken • for the International Re-
the board of directors. The first search Student and Training Cen-
unit of the building program 'is , ter.
'
MISS ARLENE MOSS
• Mr. and - Mrs. Max Moss of
Kenosha Ave., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Arlene (Penny) J. to
Lionel 'Bernard Katchem, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Katchem of
Pembroke Ave.
The future bridegrooin is a
graduate of Wayne State Univer-
sity's College of Pharmacy and is
currently attending the College
of Osteopathic Medicine and Sur- .
gery in Des Moines, Ia. He is
affiliated with Alpha •Zeta Omega
pharmaceutical fraternity and
Lambda Omicron Gamma Osteo-
pathic fraternity. An Aug. 15
wedding is planned.
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School, Robert is president of the
Key Club and the Senior Class
of 1962.
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