Judith Feuerman ['reds
Mr. Neil El Mouchi
omen's
Gerstein-Freedland
Vows Are Exchanged
OAK PARK NSHEI CHABAD
STUDY GROUP will meet 3:30
p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Aaron Grossbard, 24210 Kipling,
Oak Park. Speaker will be Rev.
Grosbard.
NORTHWEST NSHEI CHABAD
STUDY GROUP will meet 3:30
MRS. NEIL EL MOUCIII
JWB Chaplaincy Commi ssion Revises Material
for Jewish Education of Armed Forces Children
A revised and updated edition
of the "Unified Jewish Religious
Education Curriculum for the
Armed Forces," with an expanded
scope of Jewish subject matter,
has been published by the com-
mission on Jewish chaplaincy of
the National Jewish Welfare
Board.
For use by Jewish chaplains in
all branches of the U.S. Armed
Forces, the 64-page curriculum
contains material for the religious
training of high school students
and young adults, as well as chil-
dren.
_
Ciu4s
p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs.
Isaac Kaplan, 17181 Cherrylawn.
Rabbi Kaplan will speak.
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UPPER NORTHWEST NSHEI
CHABAD STUDY GROUP will
meet 3:30 p.m. Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Chaim Rosenberg.
19335 Lesure. The guest speaker
will be Rabbi Shaiall Zachariash.
MRS. LAWRENCE GERSTEIN
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rtin Schlisshci g
E. 1.ausinv
to Live
to his brother. Ushers were Peter
Jewish chaplaincy, said that an
advantage of this curriculum is
that it makes for continuity of in-
struction when military families
move from one duty station to
another.
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Widow Carries On
Ilya Schor's Art
NEW YORK — When the New
York Philharmonic Orchestra de-
cided to honor retiring conductor
Leonard Bernstein, they commis-
sioned the widow of the renowned
artist Ilya Schor to create a silver
and gold mezuza as a remem-
brance.
Mrs. Schor, who learned the art
of jewelry making from her late
husband, depicted an angel with a
trumpet "to symbolize the song"
and beneath it in Hebrew the words
"Behold the Lord, I shall glorify
Him."
Resia Schor, Ike her husband,
was born in Poland. They met at
the Academy of Fine Arts in War-
saw and emigrated to France in
the late 1930s. They fled to the
United States one day before Hit-
ler's army marched into Paris in
1941.
lege, which opened a year ago for
Her sculpture-like jewelry is ab-
the purpose of training rabbis and stract, unlike the folk art of Ilya
other Jewish leaders, was "well Schor's Jewish ceremonial objects.
The bride wore an Empire A-
line gown of silk organza with
deep borders of Alencon lace on
on its way to becoming one of
the sleeves and hem. Lace edged
America's major institutions for
the full watteau chapel-length
postgraduate study.
train, and the bride wore a
"We are educating new leaders
matching lace mantilla.
for a new time," Rabbi Eisen-
Peggy Gidion was her sister's
stein
said. "For the first time, the
matron of honor, and bridesmaids PhD degree from a major univ-
were Janis Goldman, Elaine Lud-
ersity
is a prerequisite for the title
wig, Gerry Prazuch and Debby
Rose. Lisa Simms was flower girl. rabbi. This is our answer to the
Ralph Schlissberg was best man demands of the ecumenical age."
Rabbi Edward T. Sandrow.
chairman of the commission or.
PHOTOGRAPHY
In a recent ceremony at Cong.
Judith Ellen Feuerman became
Shaarey Zedek, Eileen Freedland
the bride of Neil El Mouchi in a
became the bride of Lawrence
recent ceremony at Town and
SOUTHFIELD NSHEI CHABAD Mark Gerstein. Rabbi Irwin Gron
Country Club. Rabbi M. Robert
STUDY GROUP will meet 3:30 er and Cantors Jacob Sonenklar
Syme officiated.
p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs. and Nicholas Fenakel officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. Abe Kar, 15615 Hilton, Southfield.
Miss Freedland is the daughter
Mrs.
George
Feuerman
of
and
The guest speaker will be Rabbi of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freedland of
Southfield Rd.. Southfield. Her hus- Shimon Murciano.
Coventry Woods Ln, Southfield.
band is the son of Mrs. Ruth El
Mr. Gerstein is the son of Mr. and
Mouchi of Wildwood Ave., Oak
LADIES OF YESHIVATH BETH Mrs. Irving Gerstein of Plainview,
Park, and Mr. Daniel El Mouchi of YEHUDAH and WOMEN'S SAB- L.I.
Chicago.
BATH LEAGUE will hold a lunch-
The bride wore a peau de soie
Miss Feuerman wore a silk eon noon Wednesday at Cong. gown with Empire waistline, high
peas de sole gown following a
Shomrey Emunah, sponsored by neckline and long tapered sleeves
princess line with illusion neck-
Mrs. Arthur Cutler and Esther of English knit. The dress was ap-
line and sleeves covered with Sachs. Guest speaker will be Rabbi pliqued in garlands of corded Alen-
seed pearls., and flower pattern-
Eli Friedman. Mrs. Leo Laufer, con lace with pearls and pailettes,
ed lace.
program chairman, and Mrs. Wal- and had a detachable chapel-length
Mrs. Eleanor Heyman served as ter Epstein and Gussie Cardash, train.
matron of honor, and Lynn Feuer- co-chairman, will be assisted by
The headpiece, a Dior bow of
man, sister of the bride, was maid Mesdames Sadie Adler, Rose Bie-
English net and lace, held a
of honor. Mrs. Alan Tilchen and lewich, Harold Kaplan, Aaron
shoulder-length veil. She carried
Karen Dorfman were bridesmaids. Sandweiss and Bea Servetter.
a Bible covered with Phalaenop-
Fred Gordon was best man, and Guests are invited.
sis.
ushers included Barry Feuerman,
Joan Borinstein of Los Angeles,
PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT served as maid of honor, and
brother of the bride: Robert El
Mouchi. brother of the bridegroom: CLUB will hold its installation bridesmaids were Nancy Gerstein,
luncheon noon Tuesday at Topin- sister of the bridegroom, Lisa
Alan Tilchen: and Robert Bonin.
After honeymooning at the Ne- ka's Country House. Mrs. Sam Burnstein, Sharon Galin, Ellie Kass
vele in New York. the couple will Mager will give the invocation. of Toledo and Arlene Tack. De-
Mrs. Joseph Rodman will install borah Gerstein, sister of the bride-
reside in Royal Oak.
the following officers: Mrs. Sam groom, was junior bridesmaid, and
Nadek, president; Mesdames Law- , Lori Mevis was flower girl.
rence Shapiro and Morris Green-
Mark Sherman of Plainview.
berg, vice presidents; Jack Sha- i
in
piro, Benjamin Albinger and Jo- served as best man, and ushers in-
cluded
Steve Sfass of Long Beach,
seph Weinberg, secretaries; Louis
Gruskin, treasurer; Joe Baker, N.Y., Robert Israel of Silver
Louis Jacobson, Louis Friedman, Spring, Md., Ken Zuckerman of
' Morris Alter, Jack Aaron, Aaron Columbus and four brothers of the
Margolis, Jack Wienman, Sam bride. Jeffrey, Curt, Robert and
Gold, Meyer Manela and Estelle Michael Freedland.
After a honeymoon in the Baha-
Alter, chairmen. For reservations ,
call Mrs.. Nathan Sandler, 544-8419. mas, the couple will reside in Oak
Park.
• • •
TUROVER LADIES AUXILIARY
will hold its annual luncheon and
games party, 12:30 p.m. Tuesday
at Turover Hall. The public is in-
vited. For information, call Mrs.
' Sara Schulzinger, 3424645.
• • •
GOLD MEIR CHAPTER. Pio-
neer Women, will hold its annual
r Israeli cash shower, noon Tuesday.
I
Mrs. Gerald Brody, 13400 North-
ti
field, Oak Park, will sponsor this
MRS. MARTIN SCIILISSBERG
luncheon at her home. There will
games and prizes.
Rabbi Leonard Cahan and Can- be
for Ni c h olas Fenakel officiated at
a ceremony uniting Janice Ilene Reconstructionist College
Gross and Martin Stewart Schliss- Welcomes Coed Students
berg in marriage at Adas Shalom
PORT JERVIS, N.Y. (JTA)—
Synagogue.
After a wedding trip to Puerto Women will qualify as full-fledged
Islands,
the
students
at the Reconstructionist
Rico and the Virgin
Rabbinical College in Philadelphia,
couple will live in East Lansing.
Parents of the couple are Mr. its president, Rabbi Ira Eisenstein
and Mrs. Morris H. Gross of Prov- said at the opening session of a
idence Dr., Southfield, and Mrs. three-day conference of the Jewish
Henry Schlissberg of New York, Reconstructionist Foundation here.
Rabbi Eisenstein said the col-
and the late Mr. Schlissberg.
Friday, June 27, 1969-23
THE DilktOIT JEWISH NEWS
JNF Board Meeting Set
Before Summer Vacation
The board of directors of the
Jewish National Fund of Metro-
politan Detroit will meet 8:15 p.m.
Monday at the JNF offices in its
final meeting before the summer.
Included on the agenda, an-
nounced David P. Zack, president
Learning: The kind of ignorance of the JNF, will be a report on the
Gidion, John Hernstat of Cincinnati
June 11 Irwin I. Cohn Testimonial
and Gerrold Freundlich and Abra- distinguishing the studious.
—Ambrose Bierce. Dinner.
ham Lipsky, both of New York.
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