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Marilyn Marsh Is
Wed to Mel Bishop

MRS. MEL BISHOP

Marilyn Fern Marsh became
the bride of Mel Manton Bishop
in a ceremony June 17 at the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel. Offi-
ciating were Rabbi Jacob Segal
and Cantor Nicholas Fenakel.
Parents of the newlyweds
are Mrs. David H. Marsh, 18610
Santa Barbara, and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Bishop, 19330 Sor-
rento.
The bride wore a floor-length
gown of chantilly lace bodice
and bell-shaped skirt of silk
organza over taffetta. The bridal
prayer book was covered with
cascading white spray cymbed-
iums and stephanotis.
Mrs. Milton Gold, sister of
the bridegroom, was matron of
honor. Bridesmaids were Bar-
bara and Joan Marsh, sisters
of the bride; Mrs. Newton Bern-
stein and Phyllis Margolis,
cousins of the bride; Mrs. Rich-
ard Hencken and Marsha Fen-
ton.
Ushers were Dennis and
Frederick Weber, cousins of
the bride; Richard Hencken,
Howard Molitz, Bernard Bild-
man and Roger Stewart. ,Flower
girl was Sherly Gold, niece
of the bridegroom.
After a honeymoon in Miami
Beach, Fla. the couple will re-
side at Redford Manor Apts.

Stratford Festiva 1 Draws Detroiters; Applebaum's Music Lauded

Special to The Jewish News

STRATFORD, Ontario.—This
interesting community, which
10 years ago began to attract
attention among American as
well as Canadian communities
as the center for the propaga-
tion of art, for the staging of
Shakespearean plays and the
advancement of music, opera
and drama, again is drawing
upon Detroit as a major attrac-
tion for summer entertainment.
Already, in the first week of
the festival, scores of Detroiters
have arranged to be here for
the music as well as the drama
festivals.
With emphasis upon three
Shakespearean plays— "Mac-
beth," "The Taming of the
Shrew" and "The Tempest"—
Stratford has become headquar-
ters for significant musical
events.
Louis Applebaum is the
musical director for "The
Gondoliers," one of the sea-
son's added attractions.
Then there are added con-
certs and other events which
have three musical directors—
Glenn Gould, pianist; Leonard
Rose, cellist, and Oscar Shum-
sky, violinist. These noted
musicians, here for the third
season, are serving as soloists
as well as directors- of special
performances.
"Cyrano de Bergerac" will be
one of the season's attractions.
It will open on July 30, with
music by Applebaum, and the
stage designs by Tanya Moysei-

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Wil-
liams of Santa Rosa Dr. an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Susan Kathleen, to
Seymour M. Gold, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Gold of Glaston-
bury ltd.. Miss Williams at-
tended the University of Mich-
igan. Her fiance is a graduate
of Michigan State University
and Wayne State University.
A September wedding at Tem-
ple Beth • El is planned.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hol-
lander of Chicago, III., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Sandra Jane, to Irving
Portnoy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Portnoy of Roselawn
Ave. The bride-elect is a grad-
uate of the Chicago Teachers
College. Her fiance . attended
Wayne State Unievrsity where
he was a member of Kappa Mu.
He is now a senior in the Chi-
cago College of Osteopathy
where he just completed a two
year teaching fellowship. He is
president of Lambda Omicron
Gamma, National Medical fra-
ternity. A July 1 wedding is
planned.

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Stratford, the current season of dramatic events.
The Jewish community here
again is an important function.
The 14 Jewish families residing has evidenced a new spirit of
here utilize the festival's glamor accomplishment by an increas-
to welcome guests from many ing interest in the Canadian
cities and to act as hosts to Jewish Congress, in Hadassah,
many visitors. The Joseph JNF and other Israel functions.
Greenbergs again are among A teacher comes here twice
the leaders in hosting many weekly to teach the children in
leading personalities. Their son, the Beth Israel synagogue and
Harvey, as president of Beth there are several Bar Mitzvah
Israel Synagogue, and Harvey's celebrations scheduled for the
wife, as president of the Sister- current year. all indicating
hood, are, with other local Jew- strong links with Jewry.
ish leaders, recognized as the
A current liquor ad shows
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and its numerous functions— fifth. The great poet was a tee-
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nounced of Geraldine L. Parkes,
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man and Dr. Maury Parkes, to
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witsch, whose designs also fea-
ture "The Taming of the
Shrew."
Applebaum composed the
musical score for "Macbeth,"
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