ISIT NEWS—Friday, August II, 196 1- 16

Jerusalem Musicologist Seeks
Detroit Aid to Publish Second
Machzor with. Hymns for Choirs

Rabbi Elazar Hutvitz, eminent
Jerusalem musicologist and bib-
liographer, is a guest here for
a few days' stay at the invitation
of the Detroit Cantors' Associa-
tion. He hopes to get
of a
here for the pub •
Days with
Machzor for th
. e is the guest
music for c
Mrs. Hyman Ad-
of Can
nna, Southfield.
ler,
e ier Machzor by Rabbi
vitz, "Shirei Shlomo," for
tors, already as been
shed, with fin cial a . •
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arrangements for the Cantors'
Associatio n. Congregations
Shaarey Zedek and Bnai David
were among the synagogues that
aided the project together with
a group of individual sponsors.
abbi Hurvitz, who has dedi-
himself to research and
letting rare Hebrew docu-
, acts as cantor in Jeru-
on a volunteer basis and
s his full time to research
e Talmudical Encyclopedia
r the leadership of Rabbis
mo Yosef Zevin and Joshua
tner. The encyclopedia pro-
ect was inaugurated by the late
Rabbi Meir Bar-Ilan. He also is
associated in research work with
the renowned novelist and short
story writer, Samuel Joseph
Agnon, and Dr. Judah Even-
Shmuel (Kaufman). In a letter
of introduction to Rabbi Hur-
vitz, prior to - his departure for
the United States, Agnon wrote:
"Behold, I send you my
friend, Rabbi Elazar Hurvitz,
.a clever man, writer, musician
and bibliographer, who is to
be found among - the dear
children of Zion and Jeru-
salem."
- A native of Jerusalem., Rabbi
Hurvitz completed his rabbinic
studies in his home city and has
since then labored on rare doc-
uments. He is collecting historic
volumes and is making a study
of Talmudic data.
Before coming to Detroit, he
visited museums in New York
and has found a number of doc-
uments related to others now
in Israel. He, plans to continue
his research in this country, -in
New York's Jewish Museum of
the Theological Seminary and
Union College in Cincinnati, be-
fore returning to Israel prior to
the Holy Days.
Among his major interests i
the Shirat Israel Institute an
Choir in Jerusalem. H_e direc
a large choir and he is gath
ing cantorial hymns that ha
not been set to music.

_,Reresh-Sherdman

Vows Are Taken

Euphoneum Solo at Pa rks Nand Concert

The program will include:
The Detroit Concert Band
(Summer Parks Band), with 1: Introduction "Act III
Wagner
Herschel Leib, conductor, and 2. t=ug'°41nogrrilin2g,' Noon
Night"
Suppe
William DeMaria, baritone, will 3. and
"Roses
al
From The South"
be presented this week at the
Strauss
Waltzes
Clarke
aa uk
r s e s
4. "The Debutante"
following parks:
(Euphoneum Solo—
Monday, Voigt Park, Second
Mr. Raymond Young) -
"Bacchanale' From
and Longfellow; T u e s d a y, 5. "Samson
and Delilah" ..Saint-Saens
ark, Waren and Can- 6. "Sound of Music"
Rodgers
7.,.
Selections
s
o
ranata
,,
esday,
Peterson
; We
Anderson
and Greenfield; 8. "Without A Song"
Park, Cur
(Mr. Wm. DeMaria—Baritone)
Thursday,
oepel Park, Ever- 9. "1812
Tschaikowsky
Overture
green and
uter Drive; and
Friday, Pa er Park, Hamilton
Today a travel folder is re-
d Pon
rtrain.
ferred to as a sort of trip-tease.

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8440 W. McNICHOLS RD.

MRS. LAWRENCE BERESH

Elaine Judith Shenkma
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
d.
Shenkman of Sherbou
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was united in marri
r.
son
rence Philip Bere
of
J. Be
and Mrs. Abra
Be
July 3
Greenlawn A.
ue.
Aaron Syn
amin H.
Rabbi i
officiated
it
The b e wore a
organza
er taffeta own. The
ckline
imported
scallope
Alencon
as trimmed •
ed
crystal bea
pearls and draped ,into an Em-
press Eugenie boice. A full skirt
fell from the fitted waist into a
long chapel train. Her bouffant
veil was held in place by a seed
pearl tiara trimmed with crystal
beads. The bride carried lily
of the valleys with pheleanopsis
orchids • on her Confirmation
Bible.
Gloria Iren S
aid
or.
bride's sister
scilla
Briclesm
ere
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all, Sheila
Beres
Hor
z and
• a Robbins.
a4 was Lawrence
best
win. Usherk were
ein, Ira May,
her
lien. Singer
an
were Arnold
s of the
Michael Bere
bride and
degroom, respec-
tively. Mar Shenkma
ring bearer.
ter a h
at Strat-
nd New York,
LZOA Garden Party
the couple will reside in Chi-
Will Be Held Sunday cago where the bridegroom will
Branch Seven, LZOA, will resume studies at the Illinois
give a garden party and buffet college of Optometry.
supper 8 p.m. Sunday, at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. William Gornick Wins Derby
K l e i n, 17489 Westhampton, for Dawson Chevrolet
Southfield.
It's getting to be old
Klein will give a commentary
on his art collection, which in- Hanley Dawson to h
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dealership.
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Foundation was announced by
Bnai Brith president Label A.
Katz and Samuel Rosen of New
York, Foundation vice chair-
man. Levy served for the past
three years as president of the
Federation of Jewish Philan-
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