MISS JULIA SCHIFFMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Schiffman
of Wisconsin Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Julia Ellen, to Leonard I. Ab-
rams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Abrams of Cherrylawn Ave.
A December, 1963, wedding is
planned.
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Marguerite Koze nn Chajes Named
Artistic Director at Conservatory
Marguerite Kozenn Chajes was
appointed artistic director of the
Detroit Conservatory of Music
and will also head a master class
of International Lieders and
Operatic Music. .
The Detroit Conservatory of
Music, which was founded in
.1874, is one of the oldest music
schools in the middle-west. Its
president is Nora Conklin Skitch,
while Russel Skitch is executive
vice-president.
Before Mrs. Chajes came to De-
troit she was a primadonna with
leading opera houses. She was
graduated from the State Acade-
my of Music in Vienna, Austria,
and also studied at the Conserva-
tory in Milan, Italy, the Mozar-
teum in Salzburg and the Schola
Cantorum in Paris. During the
past 16 years she toured Europe
and the Middle East 18 times.
Three years ago she found-
ed the Pro Mozart Society of
Greater Detroit which is the
only American organization
connected with the Mozarteum.
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burg; the "Rosenkavailier prize"
from the Mayor of Vienna and
the Key of the City of Detroit.
Recently she was elected Honor-
ary President of the Albert
Schweitzer Study Center of Aus-
tria.
Mrs. Chajes is a member of
the Tuesday Musicale and is
program chairman of the Music
Study Club of Detroit. She is a
past chairman of the Music De-
partment of the Hebrew Univer-
sity in Jerusalem and presently
chairman of the Music Depart-
ment of Bar-Ilan University.
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In her new assignment as ar-
tistic director of the Detroit Con-
servatory of Music, Mrs. Chajes
is planning a reorganization of
the faculty and the board of
directors.
Gordon Staples, associate con-
certmaster of the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra, will teach ad-
vanced violin students and will
also be head of the Chamber
Music Department.
Paul Olefsky, residing in
New York, will give monthly
instructions for advanced cel-
lists. •
Mildred Levey, a graduate with
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Brith Young Women, is having
its October membership drive.
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Sherman, UN 4-2294.
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day at the Oak Park Community
Center. Judaism group will dis-
cuss the Sabbath laws, current
events group will discuss abor-
tion laws, a modern poem will be
presented by the literature
group and a modern dance will
be demonstrated.
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Among the honors she received
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