Weissman-Bloom R ites
Held by Candlelight
Brandeis Library Passes
400,000-Volume Milestone
The Brandeis University Library,
which began in - 1948 with 1,000
books on the shelves, passed a mile-
stone last week with the acquisition
of its 400,000th volume.
activities in Society
Mrs. Robert Coggan has been renamed national Hillel chairman
for Bnai Brith Women and will attend the annual Hillel commission
meeting to held in Wash in g t on beginning Sunday.
The appointment was announced by Mrs. Arthur C. Rosenbluth, Bnai
Brith Women's president. Mrs. Coggan will serve for a three-year
term. She is also a member of the Bnai Brith Women's executive
board, and a former president of District 6 which includes Michigan,
seven other states and four Canadian provinces. During the two-day
meeting, Mrs. Coggan and other Hillel commission members from
throughout the country will make plans for the Hillel Foundation
program, holding discussions concerning the changing campus scene
and social action on the college campus and its relationship to
being Jewish.
Photographer Jack Gorback has just returned from Rochester,
.Y., where he participated in a seminar dealing with the production
of high-school senior portraits in the new natural color process.
Cornfield Family Club will meet at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Alan Cornfield, 20225 Ledgestone, Southfield, 8 p.m. Sunday.
MRS. MARTIN WEISSMAN
Linda Sue Bloom and Dr. Martin
Lewis Weissman were married
Sunday in a candlelight ceremony
at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel. The
ceremony was performed by Dr.
Richard C. Hertz.
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Bloom
of Cumberland Way and Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Weissman of North-
lawn Ave. are the parents of the
couple.
The bride wore a peau de soie
full-length coat with chapel train
and short sleeves appliqued in
pearls, over an Empire floor-
length gown. Her veil was a
chapel-length mantilla of silk
illusion appliqued in garlands
of hand-corded Alencon lace.
JoAnn Schechter was the maid
of honor. Bridesmaids were Joy
Orley, Marilyn Chicorel, Andrea
Gordon, Randy Korchek and Fran-
ces Winston, with Karen and
Kathy Kaufman serving as junior
bridesmaids.
The best man was Dr. How
W e i s s m a n, the bridegroom s
brother.
Ushers were the bride's brothers,
Stephen and Dr. Michael Bloom,
and also DTS. Philip Cascade, Den-
nis Weber, James Willis and Don
Kaminsky.
Dorothy Tann Engaged
to Arnold S. Collens
The festive holiday of Purim
won't be here till March 6, but the
carnivals and dances are already
in the works.
Tomorrow night at 8:30, the Sep-
hardic Community of Greater De-
troit will present its annual Purim
dance at Cong. Beth Moses. Music
by Eric Rosenow and his Continen-
tals will be featured, and there will
be refreshments and prizes. Teen-
agers are invited at a nominal
charge, and tickets may be pur-
chased at the door.
On the entertainment committee
are Rose Quen, Ida Quen, Senora
Polinsky and Mesdames Sam
Moss, Jack Ishbi a, Salvatore
Katan, Jack Gormezano, Albert
Sima and Louis Papo. For infor-
mation, call Mrs. Papo, LI 7-2379.
Everybody is invited to a
Purim party given by the Berdit-
chev Keshenev Aid Society 7:30
Monday at their meeting hall,
17556 Wyoming.
They will honor Mrs. Lillian
Krause, who will be presented with
a certificate for a garden of 100
trees by her children and grand-
children, on the occasion of her
75th birthday.
Vice-president Louis - Bassin will
be host at refreshments in honor
of his great-grandson.
The second annual Purim dinner
of Beth Yehudah Parent-Teachers
Association will take place 7 p.m.
March 1 at Imperial Terrace.
Guest speaker will be Rabbi
Nathan Bulman of New York,
spokesman for the Orthodox
Hebrew day school movement.
The Boys Choir of Beth Yehudah,
under the direction of Rabbi Chaim
Schloss, will perform.
Experienced,
Personalized
Service
• Wedding
• Bar Mitzvah
• Sweet Sixteen
J. Gorback Photo • Shower
Greenfield/8 Mile Rd.
12 to 5 p.m.
For information and dinner
reservations, call Mrs. Joseph B.
Hendler, 863-7835, or Mrs. Charles
Weiner, UN 1-6115.
Avrunin branch 79, Farband
Labor Zionist Order, will hold a
special Purim gathering 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the Labor Zionist
Institute. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Blake
will report on their impressions of
Israel during a recent visit, and
Itzhak Raizman will speak about
the historic significance of Purim.
Branch delegates to the city-wide
Farband conference will report,
and refreshments will be served
by the Henry Wieners on the oc-
casion of the birth of their grand-
daughter. Friends are welcome.
Bereznitzer Aid Society will
hold its annual Purim dinner and
program 6:30 p.m. Thursday at
the Sholem Aleichem Institute.
Isadore Rosenberg and Reuben
Galchinsky, chairmen, invite
families and friends of members.
For information and family table
reservations, call Galchinsky, UN
3-1035. Proceeds will go to Mo'os
Hitim for needy families on Pass-
over.
For young people's celebra-
tions, see Youth News, Page 30.
Sunday
1/2
price
were $11 to $17
Famous knits for
casual or cocktail
wear. Sizes 5 to 15
and 6 to 18 are
broken, but as-
sortment is terri-
f-ic. Shop early!
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Rabbi Carlebach
Coming on Purim
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Melodies for the Purim holiday
will be among the songs on the
program for Cong. Beth Abra-
ham's community concert 8:15
p.m. March 6 at the synagogue.
Featured will be Rabbi Shlomo
Carlebach, internationally known
folk singer and guitarist, whose
appearances and records have
been acclaimed in this country,
Europe and Israel.
Proceeds from the concert will
go to the Hebrew school. Some
tickets are still available at the
synagogue office, UN 1-6696, Hud-
son's, Grinnell's, Borenstein's or
Spitzer's.
U.S. Writer Loses Suit
in Case About Sternists
MISS DOROTHY TANN
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tann of
Radclift Ave., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Dorothy Ellen to Arnold Sanford
Collens, son of Mrs. Harry Collens
of Rutherford Ave. and the late
Mr. Collens. The bride-elect attend-
ed Michigan State University. Her
fiance is a student at Wayne State
University. A June 12 wedding
is planned.
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FRANKFURT (JTA) — A new
high school here will be named
after Martin Buber, the German-
born Jewish philosopher who died
in Israel last year. The decision
to name the school after the world-
famous philosopher was adopted
by the Frankfurt municipality at
the request of the Christian Demo-
cratic faction. The municipality
had also considered naming a
street after Buber, but a Martin
Luckerstrasse already exists.
By HATTIE
SCHWARTZ
356-8563
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Organizations in Community
Planning Purim Celebrations
Linda Moore Betrothed
to David Hirsh Moscow
Frankfurt Municipality
to Name School Buber
Like a madman who hurls deadly
firebrands and arrows
Is he who deceives his neighbor
and then says, "Was I not
joking?"
— Proverbs
INVITATIONS
MISS LINDA MOORE
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Moore of
Hartwell Ave., announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Linda
Ruth to David Hirsh Moscow, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Moscow
of Steel Ave.
Miss Moore received her bach-
elors degree from the University
of Michigan. Mr. Moscow attended
the University of Michigan and re-
ceived a masters degree from
Wayne State University.
A March wedding is planned.
LONDON (JTA) — Geoffrey
Jackson Morton, the Palestine po-
lice officer who shot Abraham
Stern, leader of the "Stern Gang"
which fought the Mandate author-
ities from the end of World War
II until the British withdrew from
Palestine, was awarded a Judgment
for libel in High Court Monday
against Gerold Frank, author of
the book, "The Deed," and his
British publisher, Jonathan Cape.
Morton will receive damages
from Jonathan Cape. Frank, a New
Yorker, did not make an appear-
ance in the case and judgment
was given against him for dam-
ages to be assessed.
"The Deed" tells the story of
the Sternists who conducted a
terror campaign against the British
administration in Palestine and
were responsible for the assassina-
tion of Lord Moyne, the British
minister of state in Cairo in 1914.
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