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THETA SIGMA PHI, national
honorary fraternity for women in
journalism, will hold its annual
installation and initiation meeting
4 p.m. Saturday at the summer
home of president Barbara Marx,
near Kingsville, Ont. New mem-
bers will include Fran Maier, club
editor of the Detroit News; Marion
Corwell, associate director of
school relations for Dearborn
Public Schools; Nancy Gregorik,
reporter for the Detroit News;
Catherine Bedford, reporter for
the Royal Oak Daily Tribune;
Louis Roy, account executive for
A. R. Gloster Agency; Mary Rod-
gers Schoen, Birmingham free-
lance writer; Janet Odell, women's
editor of the Pontiac Press, and
MRS. STEPHEN WITTENBERG Lee Olson, suburban editor of the
Sandra Forman and Stephen Pontiac Press. Officers will be
Warren Wittenberg were married Julie Candler, president; Denise
in late afternoon ceremonies sol- Difazio and Marjorie Eicher, vice
emnized by Rabbi Morris Adler presidents; Mary Ball and Char-
lotte Hyams, secretaries; and Sybil
Sunday at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Gill, treasurer.
The couple are the children of
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Forman,
OAK PARK CHAPTER, Order
18113 Warrington, and Dr. and of the Eastern Star, will hold its
Mrs. Arthur A. Wittenberg, 19210 seventh anniversary dinner 6:30
Warrington.
p.m. June 25. Members will pre-
The bride wore a floor-length sent a musical, "Call Me Madame
gown of silk peau de soie with Chairman," and there will be an
Brussels lace. It featured a exhibition of dancing by Joanna
round neckline, short sleeves and Jack Barnes. Guests invited.
with a large rose centered on For reservations, call Mrs. Louis
the bodice, and full detachable Cohen, LI 3-5781, or Mrs. William
chapel train with bows. A large Stahl, LI 1-0783.
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hair bow held the full silk veil.
ACHIEZER ORGANIZATION
Serving her sister as maid of
honor was Esther Golda Forman. will hold its monthly meeting 6:30
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Bernard p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs.
Minden, Joan Karbal, sister Bar- Shirley Ginsberg, 22101 Gardner,
bara Forman and Lois Wittenberg. Oak Park. Installation of officers
Junior bridesmaids were Carol will be followed by a buffet din-
ner, and a movie from Israel will
Karbal and Sandra Wittenberg.
The bridegroom's brother, Dr. be shown.
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Donald Wittenberg, was best man,
PYTHIAN
SISTERS will hold a
and ushers were Dr. Michael Wit-
tenberg, Stuart Wittenberg, Alan "Fashions Thorugh the Years"
Wittenberg, G e r a l d Goldstein, program for its last meeting of the
Howard Wasserman and David season 8 p.m. Wednesday at
Pythian Temple.
Garfield.
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A honeymoon trip to Miami
ZEDAKAH CLUB installed Mrs.
Beach followed the ceremony and Paul Deutch as its new president
dinner-dance.
recently, with the following of-
ficers to assist her: Merdames
Samuel Wexler, Gerson Horton and
Ben Chestnut, vice presidents;
Norman Adilman, treasurer; Rubin
Klein, Sarah Lyons and Max Elias,
secretaries; Sam Atlas, case super-
visor; and Jack Miller and Al
Mrs. Rhea Cashman Gladwin Blumenthal, hospital chairmen.
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conducted a "clean-up campaign"
NORTHWEST NSHEI CHABAD
for Surfside City Council member-
STUDY CLUB GROUP will meet
ship and was swept into office.
Mrs. Gladwin, a former De- 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the home of
troiter. is a business and civic Mrs. E. Posner, 17330 Kentucky.
leader in the tri-city area near Guest speaker will be Shiomo
Miami Beach. The first council- Sperka, announces Mrs. Tzippora
woman in the history of Surfside, Baiter, chairman.
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she conducted her first campaign
AMERICAN HAVEN CLUB will
with the promise to "sweep the
dirt out of politics." Mrs. Gladwin hold a fund-raising luncheon gar-
den party 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at
was competing with five men.
Owner of the Shore Palace the home of Mrs. Sy Grant, 21463
Apartments, the widow captured Brixton, Southfield. Proceeds will
the seat for a two-year term. She go to child welfare.
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has lived in Surside 12 years and
DETROIT LINK, Order of the
served on the planning and zoning
Golden Chain, will hold an initia-
board for seven of those years.
tion meeting 8 p.m. Monday at
In 1955 she inherited the chair Cong. Gemiluth Chassodim. Re-
her late husand had occupied on freshments will be served. Esther
the Chamber of Commerce board Horowitz was installed as grand
of directors.
district deputy for District 13 at
She is cofounder of the Wom- the recent national convention in
en's Division, Chamber of Com-
New York.
merce, and of the area public
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library; serves as a member of
DAVID HORODOKER YOUNG
the Tourist and Convention WOMEN ORGANIZATION will
Committee (she was president of
hold a garden emergency luncheon
World-Wide Travel Bureau in noon June 30 at the home of Mrs.
Detroit); and is a member of Philip Kutnick, 13201 Dartmouth,
many Jewish organizations, in- Oak Park. Hostesses will be Mes-
cluding Brandeis University Na-
dames M. Berk, B. Blavin, D. Davis
tional Women's Committee, Na-
and M. Gottlieb. For tickets and
tional Council of Jewish Women
information, call Mrs. M. Wein-
and Jewish Home of the Aged,
stein, KE 5-5737.
Junior Auxiliary.
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A member of Temple Israel of
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY will
Greater Miami, she is a life mem- hold its closing meeting of the sea-
ber and past president of Stephen son with a picnic box luncheon
S. Wise Group of Hadassah and noon June 29 at the home of Mrs.
belongs to auxiliary bodies for Leonard Soskin, 20488 Oxley.
the Hebrew University and Tech- There will be games, and dessert
nion,
and coffee will be served by the
While living in Detroit, she was hostess. Prospective members are
matron of Purity Chapter, Order invited. Tickets will be distributed
of the Eastern Star, and past grand for the Nov. 4 donor luncheon to
officer of the Michigan OES. be held at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.

Former Detroiter
1st Councilwoman
in Florida Town

Cynthia Weinstein,
Mr. Kleinsmith Wed

NORTHWEST YOUNG ISRAEL
SISTERHOOD installed Mrs.
Shirley Portnoy as president at
recent ceremonies. To serve with
her will be Mesdames Goldie
Wrotslaysky, Zelda Selmar, Toni
Wiser and Mary Ehrlich, vice
presidents; Dorothy Aaron, Esther
Board and Sarah Gutman, secre-
taries; Frances Katz, flyers chair-
man; and Marian Duchan, treas-
urer.

Itzhak Perlman,
Violin Virtuoso,
to Perform Here

Itzhak Perlman, internationally
known violinist, will be featured
soloist with the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra summer concert series
next week.
Flutist Irvin Gilman will solo in
Griffes' Poem for Flute and Or-
chestra Thursday.
Perlman will perform Bruch's
Concerto for Violin and Orches-

MRS. LEWIS KLEINSMITH

Advisory Council to Eye
Relations Problems at
20th Plenary Parley

The future of interreligious life
in America and local problems
stemming from the current civil
rights struggle are some of the
principal concerns of the 20th an-
nual plenary session of the Na-
tional Community Relations Ad-
visory Council (NCRAC) June 25-
28 at the Chase-Park Plaza Hotel,
St. Louis.
The NCRAC is the national pol-
icy-forming and joint program
planning body of six national Jew-
ish organizations and 72 Jewish
community relations councils in
cities throughout the United
States.
Lewis H. Weinstein, of Boston,
NCRAC chairman, said that the
sessions this year, as in previous
years, will develop consensus on
policies and recommendations that
serve as the basis for program ac-
tion and as guidelines for the Jew-
ish community in America on
many social issues and on inter-
group and interreligious relations.

Cynthia Lee Weinstein, daughter
of the Manuel Weinsteins, 18290
Oak Dr., became the bride of
Lewis Joel Kleinsmith in Sunday
morning ceremonies solemnized by
Rabbi M. Robert Syme and Cantor
Harold Orbach.
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The bridegroom is the on of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kleinsmith,
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Maid of honor was the bride's
sister, Susan Weinstein, and
Alterations by
bridesmaids included another
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Best man was David Lipton.
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Michael Malbin, Howard Kirtchi,
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Bruce Kole and Leslie Raphael
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The bride wore a floor-length
gown of ivory silk peau de soie,
with an Empire bodice, featuring
a scoop neckline and short sleeves.
A French scarf of Brussels lace
accented by pearls and crystals
held the ivory silk illusion veil.
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Following a honeymoon trip to
Livernois
Washington, D.C., the couple will
live in New York City, where he
ITZHAK PERLMAN
has received a fellowship at Rocke-
Open Thursday 'til 9 p.m.
tra No. 1 in G minor at the 8:15 feller Institute.
p.m. concert Tuesday in the State
Fairgrounds music shell.
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After five years as a scholarship
student in the Preparatory Divi-
sion of the Juilliard School of
Music, Perlman was awarded one
of the scholarships of the Tuck
Foundation of Detroit.
Perlman has concertized exten-
sively in the United States and
Canada during the past few years.
This is not Perlman's first visit
to Detroit. He gave a recital in
1962 for the Detroit Music Study
Club.
Flutist Irvin Gilman will solo in
Griffes' Poem for Flute and Orch-
estra at Thursday's concert.
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Mazer President
of U. of M. Club

The board of governors of the
University of Michigan Club of
Detroit elected William M. Mazer,
Jr., the 59th president of the club.
Also named by the board were
Charles Low, first vice president;
Herman Fsihman, second vice
president; John Campbell, secre-
tary, and Gilbert Jerome, treas-
urer.
Mazer succeeds Frederick Mil-
burn, who held the office through-
out 1963-64, and at 33 becomes
the youngest president in the 147-
year history of the Club. Mazer
thus carries through a family tra-
dition started by his father who
was president of the Club in 1960-
61 and is currently serving on the
club's executive committee.
Mazer is a graduate of the class
of 1952. He lives at 13306 Sher-
wood, Huntington Woods, with
his wife, Barbara, and their two
children.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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