MRS. A. ALBERT YUZPE

Gail Ann Goldin and A. Al-
bert Yuzpe were wed Aug. 17
at the Founders Room, Shera-
ton Cadillac Hotel.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Goldin of
Church St., South Windsor. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Yuzpe of Dtif-
ferin Pl., Windsor. - .
The bride wore a gown of
ivory silk taffeta with an open
neckline, molded bodice and
bracelet sleeves with appliques
of peau de lange lace. Garlands
of the matching lace were on
the dome-shaped, floor-length
skirt which fell into a chapel
train. A two-tier fingertip veil
of ivory ,silk illusion fell from
a crown of peau de lange lace.
Maid of honor was Francis
Silver of Montreal. Bridesmaids
were Mrs. A. Bart Lewis of
Detroit, Mrs. Arnold Bellowe,
of Cleveland, Mrs. Gregory Bal-
lantyne, Sonny Ordower, • and
Ann Rogin, all of Windsor.
Best man was Jack Winograd
of Windsor. Ushers were Henri
Kairinsky, Stuart Klein, Barrie
Rubin,' all of Windsor, Gerald
-Krause of- East Lansing and
Saul Shulman of Toronto.
Following a Bermuda honey-
moon the couple will reside in
London, Ont., where the bride-
groom is attending the Western
University Medical School and
where the bride will continue
her studies towards her B.A.
degree.

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James N. Rosenberg's Exhibition Here Draws Countrywide Interest

Countrywide interest is being
shown in the exhibition of the
paintings of James N. Rosenberg,
at the Detroit Art Institute, com-
mencing on Oct. 3 and continu-
ing through Oct. 29.
Rosenberg's creative efforts
have received acclaim from
many quarters and the fact that
all proceeds from the sale of
Rosenberg paintings here are to
go towards the advancement of
the research work of the Archives
of American Art is giving the
forthcoming exhibition more than
local color.

Milton S. Fox, editor of the
Library of Great Painters, re-
cently paid the following tribute
to Rosenberg's creative activi-
ties:
"The painter's involvement
with nature is a matter of degree
and kind. Loving nature as much
as he does, Rosenberg cannot
"abstract" it until nothing re-
mains but sensations of color and
action of the brush. He likes to
quote Matisse, who said in 1948
that 'an artist must possess --
must become one with nature.'
"Whether in the Cezanne coun-
try, or in Israel, or in his be-
loved Adirondacks, Rosenberg
Farband Holds 20th
penetrates the very essence of
Annual Adult Seminar nature. It snows, it rains; the
north wind roars through the
at Camp in Chelsea
The Farband Labor Zionist forest, and then comes the sun.
Order will hold its 20th annual Nature's ever-changing moods
adult seminar Sunday throug i I •' osenberg's highly per-
al expr ons of joy and awe
Sept. 4 at Farband . Cam•
Chelsea.
MOR PEOPLE USE
The program
recrea-
refr ing, calorie-free
tion, cultural
ue tonal and
social even
ues lecturer will
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be Dr.
vecai Kosover, pro-
fessor
Hebrew and Hebrew
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and affirmation. His is the sort be too scrupulous, too sincere, or
of joy one feels in Mozart, for too humble before nature.' And
instance—this gratification with this is the key to Rosenberg's
being able to
wor
into composi
tion; color
after
picture.
MILT SHORE

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17-TH E DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, August 25, 1961

Gail Goldin Weds
A. Albert Yuzpe

