Council . Assembly to Be Preceded
by Anniversary Dinner May 13
Leiller-Schreiman
Vows Exchanged
General Marshall to Address Jewish
Youth at Israel Independence Event
The Detroit Jewish Youth
General S. L. A. Marshall,
The season's concluding dele- W. Cr oh n, Mitchell Feldman,
author and military analyst, will Council is sponsored by the
gate assembly of the Jewish Charles L. Goldstein, Jacob
address Jewish youth 15th an- Jewish National Fund Youth
Community Council, M o n d a y, Keidan, Sol G. Kurtzman, Benj-
niversary of Israel rally 4-7 p.m. and Education Committee, of
which Dr. Israel Wiener is the
May 13, 8:15 p.m., at the Jew- amin M. Laikin, Jack Malamud,
May 5 at the Jewish Center.
chairman, and by the Jewish
ish Center, will be preceded by Philip Marcuse, Ben Nathanson,
This
celebration,
to
which
all
Centers
of which Charles Ger-
an anniversary dinner at 6 p.m. Rr. Irving P o s n e r, Erwin S.
Jewish youth in the city are
shenson is president.
Sidney M. Shevitz and Dr. Simon, Rabbi Milton Rosen-
invited,
is
the
third
annual,
but
Samuel Krohn, co-chairmen of baum, Philip Stollman, Martin
first to be sponsored by the re-.
the 25th anniversary committee, Citrin, Mrs. Martin Naimark,
cently formed Jewish Youth Welfare Fund Gets
and
Morris
Malin.
and Mrs. Philip Bernstein, chair-
Council of Metropolitan Detroit Kickoff in Windsor
Rabbi Morris Adler will be
man of the delegai,e assembly
and in which every Jewish
The Jewish Community Coun-
planning committee, announced installing officer and anniver-
Youth organization in the city cil of Windsor, Ont., will hold
sary
speaker.
that the program will mark the
is represented.
the inaugural dinner of the 1963
culmination of the season's an-.
A Maccabeah, or a series of Welfare Fund 6:30 p.m. Wednes-
niversary theme of "Then and Freeman and Adams
athletic contests, will open the day at the Jewish Center, 1641
Now" and will honor the past
afternoon program. The sports Ouellette.
at
3
B.B.
Programs
presidents and charter leaders
festival will be followed at 5:30
Three Bnai Brith affairs on
FOR THE ULTIMATE
of the Council.
p.m. with an assembly at which
IN GOOD MUSIC
the climax will be the presen-
The business portion of the behalf of Israel. Bonds are sched-
tation
of
the
award
to
the
win-
Assembly will include a final uled on Saturday, Sunday and
MRS. MARTIN LERNER
ner of the oratorical contest of
report to the delegates by Stan- Tuesday evenings.
Einstein Lodge and Chapter
ley J. Winkelman, outgoing pres-
And His Orchestra
Toby Celia Schreiman be- last February's Youth Confer-
ident; a summary of current will present "Cafe Negev," a came the bride of Martin Ler- ence, Danny Syme. The prize
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Cot.ncil activities by Walter E. gala cabaret night in Israel, this ner at a candlelight ceremony is a trip to Israel as the repre-
Klein, executive director, and Saturday 8:30 ..
March 31 at the Hotel Esplanade sentative of D e t r o i t Jewish
p.m., in the
youth to the World Jewish
election of officers.
in New York City.
Nominees for officers are Sid- Gemiluth
The bride is the daughter of Youth Conference in Jerusalem
ney M. Shevitz, president; Lawr- Chassodim So-
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Schreiman of in August.
The young people will also
ence Gubow, Dr. Camuel Krohn, cial Hall,
Ilene Ave. The bridegroom is the
Louis Rosenzweig, vice presi- Greenfield
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham feature a program of dramatic
presentations, and refreshments
dents; Irving Pokemper, secre- and Vassar.
Lerner of New York City.
Heading t h e
tary; Harold Berry, treasurer.
The bride's gown, an Alfred will be served.
program w i 11
Angelo original, was fashioned
Nominees for executive com- be Mort Free-
of silk organza with bell-shaped
mittee membership include: man, known as
skirt and chapel train. The
Benjamin Burdick, Irving S. "Our Brother,
scooped neckline was outlined
Cane, William Cohen, Lawrence the Folk Sing-
in re-embroidered Alencon lace.
er," a gifted
The same lace trimmed the front
Max Schrut
baritone, who
Rosenberg's Paintings
of the skirt as well as the chapel
For Good Photographs
has dedicated Freeman
train. Her veil of silk illusion
on Exhibit; Proceeds
and Prompt Service
himself to spreading the songs, was held in place by a crown
Cali me at
for Chair at Brandeis
music and cul bur e of early of crystals. She carried a bou-
An exhibition of paintings by America and of Israel.
Orchestra &
quet of purple throated white
Hy Crystal, executive director orchids and stephanotis.
James N. Rosenberg commenced
Entertainment
Thursday at the 92nd St. YM& of Bnai Brith in Michigan, will
Bridal attendants were Mrs.
Weddings - Bar Mitzvahs
YWHA in New York on behalf be the guest speaker. Eric Rose- Dorothy Reifman, sister of the
We Come to Your Home
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now's orchestra will play for bridegroom, of New York City;
of the Mau -
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dancing.
rice B. Hex -
Renee Troppe of Hammond, Ind.
Sixteen Lodges and Chapters and flower girl Fusan Messner.
ter Chair in
will sponsor a combined Israel
American
Attending the bridegroom
anniversary celebration Sunday, were the bride's brother, Leonard
Philanthropy
\t ill :d e
Lasting Honeymoons
8:30 p.m., also at Gemiluth Schreiman; Seymour Winnitz of
at Brandeis
Chassodim. Awards will be pre- New York City, Howard of Ham-
University.
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sented in cabaret style. Spon-. mond, Ind., Morris Mandell, Ber-
The exhibit,
M ember
soring the celebration are the nard Reich, Sheldon Borgen,
which in-
following Bnai Brith lodges and Irwin Weintraub, all of New
cludes a large
their c h a p t e r s: Centennial, York City, and ringbearer Barry
number of
Rosenberg's
Downtown-Fox, Dov Frenkel, Ja- Reifman, nephew of the bride-
cobson, L i v o n i a, Morgenthau, groom.
widely ac-
claimed paint
Motor City, Oak-Woods, Handler-
After a honeymoon in Wash-
ings, is being
East Side, Rex, Theodor Herzl, ington, D.C., the couple will re-
held in the
Suburban, Sam Gran t, Tucker side in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Kaufman A r t
Zager-Stone and Gershwin Chap-
gallery of the
ter.
92nd St. Y.
Joey Adams, author of "On Chamber Orchestra
A n impres-
the Road for Uncle Sam," will Concert Featured in
Rosenberg
sive catalogue,
be the guest star at the Bnai
with color reproductions of Brith celebration on Tuesday, Adventure Festival
some of Rosenberg's paintings, 8:30 p.m., at the Labor Zionist
A chamber orchestra concert
contains many encomia to Ros- Institute. The event will be will be presented by the Ger-
enberg, including the acclaim hosted by Louis Marshall Lodge man-American Cultural Center
given him when his works were and • Chapter. Co-sponsors are and the Music Performance
on exhibit at the Detroit Art In- seven lodges and chapters: De- Trust Funds of the Recording
stitute by the then director of troit, Brandeis, Bloch, Israel, Industry 8:30 p.m. Sunday at
the Institute, Edgar P. Richard- Keidan, Tikvah and B. & P. the Wayne State University
son.
Chapter. Admission is free. Community Arts Auditorium.
All proceeds from the sale of There will be refreshments and Admission is free.
Rosenberg's paintings will go to everyone is welcome.
The concert is one of the
Brandeis University H e x t e r
Joey Adams hold.; a "Doctor events of the Detroit Adven-
Chair.
of Comedy" degree from three ture's Spring Festival of the
universities: Columbi a, New Arts.
Marguerite Kozenn Chajes is
York University, and the Col-
N. Brewster Broder
lege of the City of New York. artistic director and annotator
Is Appointed USO
He is the author of eight books. with Wayne Dunlap as conduc-
Chairman for State
Adams is president of the tor. Participating will be the
a rgue
china
e r s n . o f ana
r t as n e 1 yce c o it io
N. Brewster Broder, vice-pres- American Guild of Var iety Rheingold Male Chorus under
designs
many
the direction of Kyrylo Cependa.
ident of the USO of Metropoli- Artists.
Soloists will be Mischa Kottler,
tan Detroit, has been appointed
pianist; Nora Conklin Skitch,
USO chairman for 'Michigan, it Center Players Will
mezzo - soprano; Emily Mutter
was announced by Holgar J.
Austin and Ronald Knudsen,
Johnson, national USO presi- Stage Jean Anouilh's
violinists; and Robert Bates at
`Waltz
of
Toreadors'
dent.
Jean Anouilh's comedy "The the piano. Other artists are Ma-
Broder will be responsible for
ria Roumell, dramatic-soprano;
coordinating USO services for Waltz of the Toreadors" will he Russell Skitch, basso; Marilyn
the
season's
final
production
by
the nearly 30,00') members of
Lucas, piano; and Matti Holli,
the Armed Forces stationed in Center Theatre Players of the violinist. Mrs. Chajes will be
Jewish
Center
8:30
p.m.
May
4,
Michigan.
commentator.
In past years, Broder was a 5, 11 and 12 in the Aaron DeRoy
The concert will be presented
member of the board of direc- Theater.
under the honorary sponsorship
Victor
Hurwitz
will
stage
the
tors of the Jewish Center and
of Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh
is currently chairman of the play, which is produced by Sid- and with the cooperation of the
ney
J.
Winer,
with
sets
by
Nori
Center's camping committee.
Detroit Federation of Musicians,
This is our Everyday
Geffen and lighting by Charles the Nationality Department of
Discount on Sterling Silver
Srull. Featured are Addie Beck- the United Community Services
Stepiner Aid Society
erman, Cynthia Beerbohm, local
Metropolitan Detroit, the
Holds Donor Luncheon disc jockey Robert E. Lee, Barry of
German Department of Wayne
The Rochel Laya Stepiner Aid Levine, Delphine Levinson, Alan State University and the Detroit
Society will hold its 18th annual Levy, Ilene Rozanoff, Ruth Selig- Public Library.
donor luncheon noon May 8 at son, Blurna •Sussrnan and Whit
Raleigh House. Featured will be Vernon.
Troops of the 4th Michigan
prizes and a skit presented by
Calvary captured Jefferson
Michigan
rivers
and
streams
daughters and granddaughters of
Davis, President of the Con-
members. For information, call would reach one and a half federacy.
times
around
the
world.
Mrs. L. Moskovitz, LI 8-0762.
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