THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, October 13, 1967
Head of Technion
Reception Guest
Here on Tuesday
▪
News Brevities
The NIEUW AMSTERDAM 1 t ions as "Divertissement Glazou
TRIO, one of the world's most not- ! nov," "Giselle" and "Suite Cana
ed chamber ensembles, will ap- dienne." Miss Taverner has per
pear 8:30 p.m. Monday at Oakland formed throughout the North
University's Wilson Hall. In 400 American continent. She was guest
performances the trio has estab- artist at the Jamaican indepen
lished itself as one of the most dence celebrations, and at the Com
distinguished and successful cham- monwealth Arts Festival in Great
ber groups before the public today. Britain.
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"TOSCA" — in its highly ac-
The American National Opera
Company coming to the Masonic claimed new production by Sarah
Auditorium for two performances, Caldwell, artistic director of the
Oct. 16 and 17. is under the personal American National Opera Co. —
direction of SARAH CALDWELL. will be the first of two perform-
"Tosca" on the 16th and "Falstaff" ances at the Masonic Temple Audi-
on the 17th. Winner of the Oscar torium in Detroit. on Monday and ,
Hammerstein Award in 1965 for Tuesday evenings, by the company
her outstanding work as director that succeeded the Metropolitan
of the Opera Company of Boston: Opera touring group. "Falstaff"
holder of half a dozen degrees in will be the second evening offer-
letters and the arts from distin- ing, also in an_ entirely new mount-
guished American Universities, ing and staging by Miss Caldwell.
she is perhaps the most highly
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,praised figure in the national press
DR. SYDNEY GOLDSTEIN
The gifted HARRY SIMEONE
today for her work in an exacting
CHORALE, which comes to the Ma-
Dr. Sydney Goldstein, world-re- field.
sonic Auditorium Friday, 8:20 p.m.,
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nowned aerodynamicist and recent- 1
Nov. 3; is making its initial con-
ly elected chairman of the .board
The Young Men of Paris — a cert tour of America.
of governors of the Technion-Israel, biographical novel about the artist
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fristitute of Technology, will be the MODIGLIANI by Stephen Long-
FRED WARING and the Penn-
guest of honor at a cocktail party street — will be published by
at the home of Sam Rich, treas- Delacorte Press Oct. 11. Against sylvanians, coming in concert to
urer of the Detroit Chapter of the backdrop of Bohemian Paris.-- the Masonic Auditorium Saturday,
American Technion Society, 12620 Longstreet has created a colorful 8:20 p.m., Oct. 21. derive the title
Westwood, Tuesday evening.
portrait of Amadeo MOdigliani and - of their production, "The Next
Fifty Years," from last -season's
Dr. Goldstein was, during World his friends. Born of an Italian Jew- outstanding success, "The First .
War II, a key adviser to Great ish family in 1884, Modigliani was Fifty Years," which celebrated
drawn
to
Paris
in
his
early
twen-
Britain in all matters relating to,
Waring's golden jubilee year in
aircraft and allied matters. At the ties. and established himself as a show business.
age of 34 he was elected to the resident of the Left Bank. He soon
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became
influential
in
a
circle
of
Royal Society of London. From
artists including Picasso.
Detroit Graduate Club, PHI
1946 to 1949 he was chairman of
the British Aeronautical Research Brancus4 Chagall, Soutine. and DELTA EPSILON MEDICAL FRA-
Council. and in 1947 he was select- Utrillo — whose new theories of TERNITY AND LADIES AUXI-
ed to deliver the Wright Brothers color and form were to revolution- LIARY. will hold a combined meet-
ing at Stouffer's Northland 8 p.m.
Memorial Lecture at the Institute, ize the art world.
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Tuesday. Attorney George Down-
of Aeronautical Sciences in Wash-
The 19th annual Fall Conference ing will discuss "The Doctor, the
ington.
sponsored by the MICHIGAN AS- Public and Malpractice." Refresh-
In 1950 Dr. Goldstein left his SOCIATION OF HOSPITAL ments will be provided. For reser-
native England to become vice- AUXILIARIES will be held Mon- vations, call Minna Kling. 358-
president of Technion and profes- ' day and Tuesday at the Jack Tar 1880.
Barbara Snyder to Wed Philip Roth, Author
of 1967 Best Seller
RogerHyman in Winter 'When She was Good'
Philip Roth, who authored the
best-selling 1967 novel "When She
Was Good," will be remembered
as the author of "Goodbye, Colum-
bus."
"When She Was Good," pub-
lished by Random, stayed for
months on the best sellers' list.
Born in Newark, N. J., in 1933,
educated at Bucknell and Univer-
sity of Chicago, Roth's earlier
work, "Columbus," which includes
a novella and five short stories,
won the 1960 National Book Award
for Fiction. He won second prize
for "Defender of the Faith" in the
1960 0. Henry Prize Story Contest.
Battling Levinsky was named to
MISS BARBARA SNYDER
Dr. Goldstein received his aca-
demic training at Cambridge Uni-
versity. where he obtained his
bachelor, masters and doctoral
degrees. He is the recipient of
numerous honors and memberships
in learned societies throughout the
world. He was made an Honorary
Fellow of St. John's College in
1965 and he was awarded the
Timoshenko Medal of the Ameri-
can Society of Mechanical Engin-
eers that same year. In 1953 Dr.
Goldstein was awarded Israel's
highest scientific honor—The Weiz-
mann Prize for Science.
The cocktail party in Dr. Gold-
stein's honor is open to members
of the Detroit Chapter of Technion.
Technion is a beneficiary of the
Jewish Welfare Federation.
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Vice president
The ART CENTER CHAMBER
MUSIC PLAYERS will meet 8 p.m. Woods Hadassah:
Oct. 15 at Baldwin Hall: The pro- and past presi-
gram will include a Mozart Piano . dent of Bagley
Trio, modern works for duo-pian- North Hadassah,
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the Mackie-development communi-
HOGAN'S GOAT, the critically ties of Spring Hill and Daltona,
accipimed drama by William Al- Fla .
fred. comes to Detroit Nov. 9. 10
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and 11 at 8:30 p.m. in the Detroit
Institute of Arts Auditorium.
Computerization of rental, cen-
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sus and occupancy records will
Maurice A. Betman of PROFES- save the huge, multi-million dollar
SIONAL PLANNING ASSOCI- SOMERSET PARK apartment com-
ATES recently conducted a sem- plex developers something near
inar on the Self-Employed Retire- $25,000 during 1967. Somerset
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accountants and doctors.
just north of Detroit, was initiated
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in June 1963. Some 2,200 apart-
The new film, A TLME FOR ments will be completed by April.
BURNLNG, will be shown at the Bernard Stollman heads the com-
seasons first meeting of the Wo- puterized program for the develop-
men's Division of the Detroit er, Biltmore Development Co. De-
Round Table of Catholics. Jews velopers are Max anti Phillip Stoll-
and Protestants Tuesday at Trinity man, financier Max M. Fisher and
Methodist Church. A coffee hour commercial real estate developer
from 12:15 to 1 will precede the Sam Frankel.
preview.
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John 0. Rogers, president of
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dancer of Les Grands Ballets Cana-
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FOR THE BEST IN
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Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder of
Wildmere Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Bar-
bara Sue to Roger Bruce Hyman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Hyman
of Lincoln Rd., Huntington Woods.
SAM EMMER
And His Orchestra
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Miss Snyder holds a bachelors
degree in elementary education
from Wayne State University, and
her fiance is a graduate of East-
ern Michigan University, where
he was affiliated with Tau Epsilon
Fraternity.
A December wedding is planned.
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sor of applied mathematics. Prior
to accepting this appointment he
insisted that a department of aero-'
nautical engineering be established
at Technion and he served as this
department's chairman until 1955,
at which time he was appointed
Gordon McKay Professor of Ap-
plied Mathematics in the Division
of Engineering and Applied Phy-
sics at Harvard University, where
he is still serving.
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