Katz-Knofipoq.v . Engagement Told Marriages GLATTER - ROM: Mr. and STEINMAN-MESSER: Judith Messer was wed to Gary David Mrs. Norman Rom announced Steinman May 12 at Cong. Adath the marriage of their daughter, Yeshuran in Kew Gardens, N.Y. Rafelle Ann, to George Robert Parents of the couple are Mr. Glatter, son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Reuben Messer of Kew Alexander Matter. The double- Gardens and Mr. and Mrs. Mor- ring ceremony was performed ris Steinman of W. Jackson by Rabbi Irving • Kleinerman Ave., Flint. A small jacket and April 27 at the Sheraton-Chica- a cathedral train distinguished go Hotel, Chicago, Ill. Attend- the bride's empire-style gown of ants were Dr. and Mrs. Thomas ivory peau d'ange and a lace- R. Glatter. covered pillbox secured her veil of Belgian lace. She carried Center Teen-Tween white orchids and lilies of the valley. Gail Messer served her Modern Dance Class sister as maid of honor. Harold to Give Performance Victor Steinman served his Members of the Teen-Tween brother as best man. Ushers Modern Dance Classes of the were Ben Berzin of Ridgewood, Jewish Center will _ present a N.J., and the bridegroom's uncle, special dance program 7:30 p.m. MISS SHARON KATZ Harry Steinman of Youngwood, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Katz of Pa. The newlyweds will continue The program will open with their graduate studies at the Whitcomb Ave. announce the University of California in a "Spring Greeting Dance" to the music of Vivaldi. The young engagement of their. daughter, Berkeley. people will also present dances * * * Sharon Jean, to Jerry Knoppow, KAHN-DIEM: A reception at based on "Memories of Anne son of Mr. and Mrs. Issac Knop- the Sheraton-Carillac Hotel fol- Frank," using unusual elec- poiv of Eastwood Ave., Oak lowed the noon May 26 wed- -tronic music. The program in- ding of Alta Esther Diem and cludes dances to favorite folk Park. songs such as "Its Raining, Its The bride-elect will be gradu- Dr. Richard Alan Kahn. Parents of the couple are Pouring," and "Donna Donna" ated from Wayne State Univer- Mr. and Mrs. Irving Diem of as sung by Joan Baez. sity in August. Her fiance is a Birmingham and Mr. and Mrs. Featured in the program is graduate of the University of Joel H. Kahn of Midland. the Young. Dancers Guild, the For the ceremony, performed performing teens of the Jewish Michigan Dearborn Center. An by Rabbi Morris Adler, the Center. They will repeat some Aug. 25 wedding is planned.. bride wore a sheath bouffante of the oustanding dances from Bianchi gown of Ivory Peau-de- their repertory. Northland Playhouse soie appliqued with beaded al- Dance classes are directed by Opens Season with encon lace. The bouffante veil Center instructors Hariet Berg Oh, Men! Oh, Women! of imported illusion was held and Irma Topper. The public is Northland Playhouse raises the to a softly pleated box of match- invited. Admission is free. illusion. She carried white i curtain . on its eighth season on orchids on her Bible. Tuesday when TV's "Perry Ma orchids of honor was Sharon Vovational Service, son," Raymond Burr, opens for Community Workshop two weeks in "Oh, Men! Oh, Hecht and bridesmaid was - Susan Kahn, sister of the bride Women!" in the role of the ro- groom. David Kahn acted as Hold Annual Meeting mantic psychiatrist and his prob- The joint annual meeting of lems, originated in the New York best man for his brother, while the Jewish Vocational Service Arnold Diem, brother of the production by Franchot Tone. bride, Dr. Thomas Schenk, Dr. and Community Workshop will Written by Edward Chodorov, Bruce Kyburz, Robert Segar and be held Thursday at the Park elder brother of equally success- Barry Stulberg seat e-d the Shelton Hotel. ful playwright Jerome, "Oh, Men! guests. At this meeting both agencies Oh, Women!" won New York The couple will make their will nominate and elect officers critics' acclaim several years ago home in Oakland, Calif. where and new trustees to their re- and enjoyed a 10-month run on Dr. Kahn will assume his duties spective boards. Robert Kasle, president of the Jewish Voca- Broadway. as a resident physician. Produced by Kenneth E. tional Service, will present the Schwartz, managing director and highlights of the agency's ac- founder of the Playhouse, it is tivities during the past year, being directed by Leslie Cutler, and William M. Wetsman, pres- for many years associated with ident of the Community Work- Kenley Players, nationally known At a recent family open shop, will similarly describe the professional theater group origi- house, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin activities of the Workshop. nating in Ohio. Edelson entertained in honor In addition, the Jewish Voca- Visiting Northland for the first of the engagement of their tional Service will present its time will be Tab Hunter, Ann daughter, Gari, to Eldon Feild- annual Employer - of - the - Year Sothern, Mickey Rooney, Ann man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Award to that company which Blyth, Grouch() Marx, Mery Grif- Abram Fieldman. The bride- has been most helpful in em- fin and Michael Rennie, with elect will be graduated from the ploying agency clients. Albert Cohen is executive di- perennial favorite Menasha Skul- Wayne . State University College nik returning for the fourth time of Education in June. Her fiance rector of both the Jewish Voca in eight years. "The Tender is doing post - degree work in tional Service and Community Trap," starring Tab Hunter, will education. He is affiliated with Workshop. follow Raymond Burr, opening Alpha Kappa Psi professional , fraternity. on June 18. 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