Kanareh-Delidow
Troth Announced

Jiff Women Feature Pavorsky-Margdlis
Marriage Vows
Irina *11i:fatal-I at
Donor Fete Jan. 30

MISS MARCIA KANAREK

At a recent dinner-party, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Kan-arek of San
Juan Dr. announced the engage-
ment of their daughter, Marcia
Jean, to - Alvin A. Delidow, son
of Mrs. Pearl Delidow of Mark
Twain Ave.
The future bridegroom is a
senior at Wayne State University.
A June 10 weddirig at Beth
Abraham Synagogue is planned.

Mrs. Edward Wishnetsky, pres-
ident of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Jewish National Fund,' an-
nounces that Irina Matari, col-
oratura soprano, of the Israel
National Opera, will be featured
as the guest star at the annual
donor tea, which will culminate
the present donors' campaign, to
be held Jan. 30 at Temple Israel.
In the short time since her
arrival in this country, Miss Ma-
tari sang at the Waldorf Astoria,
New York, for the National. Con-
ference of Christians and Jews,
was the star attraction at a con-
cert -of the United Nations, and
appeared repeatedly on New
York and Philadelphia TV and
radio stations. -
Miss -Matari reached Israel
after , completing her -studies at
the Bucharest Conservatory of
Music. She sang with the Israel
01)era in leading parts, including
Gilda in "Rigoletto," the Doll in.
"Tales of Hoffman," Adele in

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Judy Margolis of Tucson, Ariz.
served her cousin as maid of
honor: Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Jerry Margolis, sister-in-la
of the bride, and Mrs. Ken
Sanders.
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