n l'ink elmanMa r ries Donna Ruth•Freedman a • • . ct i v i ties in Society New Degree in Judaica Established in Chicago CHICAGO (JTA) — The Col- i degree. Dr. David Weinstein, presi- lege of Jewish Studies has an- dent, said the new degree studies On the occasion of his grandson Aryeh's Bar Mitzva, Rabbi Isaac nounced it is offering for the cur- program will be of interest to per- Stollman was in Detroit for a visit from Israel, where he now makes rent school year a new program 1 sons wishing teaching careers in his residence. Rabbi Stollman, former president of Yeshivath Beth of studies leading to a recently- i pre-school and elementary eituca- Yehuda, which he helped found, addressed upperclassmen of the created Bachelor of Judaic Studies . tion. school, including in his remarks some of the experiences of the Six- Day War. Aryeh is the son of Rabbi and Mrs. Samuel Stollman of Windsor. Dr. Stollman heads Cong. Shaarey Hoshomayim of Windsor and teaches English literature at Wayne State University. The first meeting of the season for the Cornfield Family Club will be 8 p.m. Sunday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Alan Cornfield, 20225 Ledgestone, Southfield. g3rith .Xctivities BUSINESS AND PROFESSION AL CHAPTER will sponsor its paid-up membership dance cele- brating its "Hai birthday" 8:30 p.m. Sunday at the Motorama Mo- tel. Dancing and refreshments will I be featured. Paid-up members and male guests are invited. • • • MAURICE C. ZEIGER LODGE will hold a dinner meeting 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Howard John- son's Restaurant, Eight Mile Road at Coolidge. Dinner will be served to any member arriving between 6:30 and 7:30. A general business meeting will follow. • • • DOV FRENKEL CHAPTER will meet 8:30 p.m. Monday at the Oak Park Community Center. Don Smith. consulting psychologist for the Oak Park Schools, will speak. Friends invited. • • • LONDON (JTA) — The first llebrew-speaking lodge of Bnai EDDIE JACOBSON CHAPTER Brith outside of Israel was inaug- will meet 8 p.m. Tuesday in the urated here in the presence of 75 Oak Park Community Center. Pros- British Jewish leaders who helped pectis:e members are inVited. Re- found the lodge. They included freshments will be served. former • B r it i s h Commonwealth • • • Chief Rabbi Israel lirodie, presi- TIKVAII CHAPTER will meet ii dent of the lodge, and Professor noon Tuesday at Cong. Beth Hillel. Norman Bentwich, monitor. Luncheon will be served. A beauty At a banquest following the in- expert will demonstrate youthful auguration,. the importance of • makeup aridF, facial consultation. Hebrew as the language of the en- • • • tire Jewish people and as a vehicle for the Jewish culture, past and present, was stressed by a number ' of speakers. They included H. Bar- Bnai Brith Toy. cultural attache at the Israel Metropolitan Detroit Bnai Brith Embassy here, Itzhak Alfassi of Tel Aviv, general secretary of the will hold its 23-rd annual seminar Bnai Brith in Britain and Alder- workshops Oct. 2, at the Sheraton- I; man M. Fidler, president of the Cadillac hotel. I iE Following dinner at 6:30 Paul 0. Board of Deputies of British Jews. Libert, president of Bnai Brith Hayim. Pinner. executive direc- District No. 6. will address the tor of Bnai Brith, was lauded for audience. initiating the idea of a Hebrew- The annual workshops are con- :: speaking lodge. ferences for Bnai Brith leadership • • • • in Detroit, are designed to indoc- trinate lodge officers and commit- Forming BB Chapter, tee chairmen with their responsi- A group of single young women bilities and objectives. Arthur over age 21. seeking to form a Schott, president of Metropolitan Bnai Brith chapter, will hold a Detroit Bnai Brith Council, and brunch for prospective members Herman Kasoff, seminar chairman, 11:30 a.m. Sunday at the home of announced. Mrs. Joseph Rodman, 14270 La- Detroit winners were on the list Belle, Oak Park. For information, of award receivers in the recent it call Esther Solomon, secretary, EL Bnai Brith District 6 Lodge, Bul- 7-0208. letin Contest. Taking first place in the mimeograph division was Phil Rothschild. editor of Morgenthau Lodge's Neswletter. In the printed EI category. Rudolph Meyersohn, edi- tor of Pisgah Lodge Broadcaster, CAMBRIDGE, Mass (JTA) — Dr. received third place honors. iE Lodges from eight states and two , Edna B. Horn, former Israel journ- Canadian provinces competed in alist, has become the first woman the contest. to earn the degree of Doctor of SHOLEM ALEICHEM LODGE will meet 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Turover Hall, to discuss the cen- MRS. JAN WINKELMAN tennial of District 6. Due to the Donna Ruth Freedman, daugh- absence of Philip Kaplan, member- ter of Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Freed- ship chairman, Meir Rosenthal, 4i- man of Tavistock ,Tr., Southfield, nancial hnd corresponding secre- was united in marriage with Jan tary, will report on the plans of Zlatkin Winkelman, son of Mr. Metropolitan Detroit Council to and Mrs. Isadore Winkelman of enlarge the membership. Members Birchcrest Dr., Thursday evening are asked to bring prospective members. Walter Litt, program at Cong. Shaarey Zedek, Rabbi Irwin Groner officiated chairman, will report on plans for a Simhat Tora affair. Harry Cash at the ceremony. The bride wore a gown with will give a report on the recent garlands of hand-corded Alencon dinner. • • • lace appliqued on the English net over peau de soie. The chapel train and mantilla matched, and she carried a bouquet of Spathi- phyllum. Sydelle Becker was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were Laura Freedman, sister of the bride, Lydia' Schaeffer and Har- riet Winkelman, sister of the bridegroom. Ned Z. Winkelinan, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Roy and William Freedman, brothers t of the bride, James Proctor, Ron- , ald Siegel, Dr. Donald Sandweiss, Robert Sloan, Robert Toumajian and Eric Winkelman. brother of the bridegroom, were ushers. After a California honeymoon. the couple will reside in St. Louis where the bridegroom is attending school. 'I'he Rosenfelt& 1-fonored on (;olden _4nnt.versa•i. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosenfeld Ave. celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at a dinner-dance recently at the Shera- , ton-Cadillac Hotel. The affair was given by their sons and daughters-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Rosenfeld and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron R. Ross. Attending were relatives and close friends of the couple, includ- ing their eight grandchildren. 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She is one of only 300 persons, in- cluding her husband, Dr. Pearson Hunt, to earn a doctorate since the school inaugurated its doctoral program 95 years ago. A native of Israel, Dr. Horn left a career in journalism to be- come a scholar of business and to participate in pioneer work in bus- iness executive development in that country. She came to the United State nine years ago to serve as a consultant in international bus- iness and to undertake her studies at Harvard. Dr. Horn has recently completed work on a new book. "Organization of Financial Work." which she wrote in collaboration with her husband, a fatuity mem- ber at the Harvard Business I School. The youngest monarch to accede EE to the English throne was Henry :: VI. who was born on Dec. 6, 1492, and came to the throne on Septem- ber 1 -, 1422, aged less than nine months. 11 Juliet Charge Security Charge Michigan Bankard THE NEWEST IN WEDDING . 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