18—Friday, November 17, 1967

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Two Aspiring Artists to Perform Here
for Music Study Club 's Anpual Concert

The talents of two young musi- competitions since age 10. Her co-
cians will highlight the program performer, Louis Nagel, began his
of the Annual Artist Concert piano studies at age 5 and this
scheduled by the Music Study Club year was declared the Young Art-
; ist Audition winner at the biennial
convention of the National Feder-
! ation of Music Clubs.
Miss Hassman, a native of Wash-
ington, D.C., performed with the
American University Symphony
when she was 10 and three years
later entered the Curtis Institute
of Music in Philadelphia.
During this period, Miss Hass-
man won the Young Musicians
Audition and was subsequently
Nagel
Miss Hassman
invited to give a number of re-
citals in the area. In 1965, she
for 8:30 p.m. Nov. 26 at the Scot-
attended the Casals Festival on
tish Rite Cathedral.
a
scholarship granted by the
Cellist Zoe Hassman, 18, is a
department of state of Puerto
descendant of five generations of
Rico.
musicians and has been winning
Although she was below the re-
quired age of 18, Miss Hassman
permitted to enter the Con-
was
MUSIC
cert Artists Guild Competition in
(Just Great)
1966. She won first prize of $1,000,
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a Town Hall debut and the oppor-
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appeared
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competitions, he played with the
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In 1960, Nagel began his studies
at the Juilliard School of Music
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and upon graduation received the
Frank Damrosch Prize for all-
around excellence. Last year, he
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obtained his masters degree, the
Carl M. Roeder Prize and a teach-
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ing fellowship at Juilliard.
Nagel, who made his Town Hall
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debut in 1966, comes to Detroit
for the first time to play for the
Music Study Club.
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Tickets for the concert are
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available at Grinnell's and the
Masonic Temple box office. Pro-
ceeds go toward the many philan-
thropies of the club, including
scholarships to young artists.
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Wedding

ASHER-GREVE: A. Larry Asher,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Sonnen-
strahl of Stratford Rd., Oak Park,
and the late Mr. Henry Asher, and
Julia Greve, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Greve of Switzerland and Is-
rael, were married Nov. 11 in
Switzerland. The couple will re-
side in Jerusalem, where Mr.
Asher will teach at Hebrew Uni-
versity.

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medal for art and culture by the
Italian minister of . education. The
award is the first of its kind given
by Italy to a private organization
engaged in vocational training.

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MRS. DAVID M. LEVITT of
Great N e c k, L.I., was elected
president of the National Federa-
tion of Temple Sisterhoods at its
26th biennial assembly in Montreal.

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Brenda Katcher Schuster, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simon
Hordes of N. Park Dr., Southfield,
became the bride of Geoffrey
Michael Eaton, son of the Kenneth
Ralph Eatons Sr. of Parkside Dr.,
in a Wednesday evening ceremony
at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
Rabbi Sherwin T. Wine officiat-
ed at the ceremony, for which the
bride wore a straight-line French
gown . of glitter lace, featuring el-
bow-length sleeves. A chapel train
fell from fhe back of the gown,
and her cathedral-length illusion
veil cascaded from a Princess
crown of seed pearls and import-
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Following a Puerto Rico honey-
moon, the couple will live in Farm-
ington.
Mrs. Lawrence Hack, sister of
the bride. was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Frederic
Weber, Mrs. Arthur Bricker, Mrs.
Mitchel Simon, Mrs. Kenneth
Eaton Jr., Mrs. Joseph Stamell
and Mrs. Richard Eaton.
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Richard Eaton, was best man, and
another brother, Kenneth, was
usher, along with Lawrence Hack,
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Bnai Moshe Women
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In celebration of Bnai Moshe
Sisterhood's 18th (Hai) annivers-
ary, Mrs. Moses Lehrman will be
guest of honor at the organization's
donor luncheon
noon Nov. 27 at
the synagogue.
Eighteen years
ago, Mrs. Lehr-
man inspired the
women of Bnai
Moshe to affiliate
with the Natoinal
Women's League
of the United
Synagogue of
America. Recog-
nizing her role in
sisterhood's his- Mrs. Lehrman
tory, a scroll of honor will be pre-
sented to Mrs. Lehrman at that
time. In addition, the Sisterhood
Players will present a musical,
"Sisterhood Through the Years."
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Puerto Rico Trip Follows
Eaton-Schuster Vows

An oneg Shabat sponsored by
Chapter 3 of the Sholem Aleichem
Institute will be held 8:30 p.m.
today at the institute.
A special feature of the evening
will be the showing of a film,
"Liquid Fire," story of the labor
leader Samuel Gompers, presented
by Jack Kadish. This film was re-
cently shown on NBC television in
association with the Jewish Theo-
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