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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
26—Friday, October 10, 1969
fa /let H. Stew,/ rt Bride
Tea to Precede
of 3Ia dirt Bigman
Annual Concert of
1) °"'Cils tit.""1"s Tilke !Music Study Club
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Hone-I./noon
In honor of the 45th anniversary
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Mark 11 7- aldynan to Wed
Miss Hirsch of NewYork
$ngagements
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I of the Music Study Club of Detroit,
the opening meeting 12:15 p.m.
Tuesday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Allan, 18657 George
Washington. Southfield will be in
the form of a pre-concert musical
tea highlighting the Nov. 16 An-
nual Artist Concert.
Appearing on the tea program
will be Mary Maas, concert pianist
and teacher; and Mrs. Raymond
H. Reece. immediate past presi-
dent of the Michigan Federation of
Music Clubs. Mrs. Jack Scherr,
past president, will be chairman
of the day, and advises that ad-
mission to this tea will be by pur-
chase of a patron ticket.
MRS. DON C.ASTLESIAN
In, a Sunday ceremony at the
Sheraton Cadillac Hotel, Ellen Sue
Kuschinski became the bride of
Don Richard Castleman. Rabbis
Irwin Groner and Richard Hertz
and Cantor Jacob Sonenklar offi-
eiated.
After a honeymoon in Mexico,
fhe couple will reside in Beverly
Mills. Calif.
Parents of the couple are Mrs.
Alfred Aaron Kuschinski of
Providence Dr., Southfield, and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Castleman
of Providence Dr., Southfield.
Donald Miles Cutler gave the
bride in marriage.
The bride's gown of Spanish lace
and peau de soie featured an Em-
pire waistline, long sleeves, cathe-
dral train and standup neckline.
Her veil was secured to a crown of
peau de soie appliqued with lace.
She carried a bouquet of Stepha-
notis attached to her confirmation
Bible.
Mrs. Donald Cutler served her
sister as matron of honor. Brides.
maids included Mrs. Michael
Messitte of Kensington, Md.,
Ruth Berent, Judy Eisenberg,
Joyce Price of Cleveland and
Laurie Spector.
Michael Messitte was best man.
and ushers included Frank Lewis
of San Francisco and Steven SoIo
non of Los Angeles. Junior usher
was Alan Cutler.
At the recent election held by the
Music Study Club, the following
officers were in-
stalled: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Joseph
M. Markel; vice
presidents. Mrs.
George Kerwin
and Mrs. Max
Reich; treasurer.
Mrs. Herman H.
Bogie; secretar-
ies, Mrs. Felix
Rosenwach, Mrs..
Fred Burnstein
and Mrs. Bernard
Nathan; board— .
me mbers, Mes- Mrs. Markle
dames George Bassin, Seymour
Bodner, Philip Donon, Henry Gall,
E: Lewis Hennes, Leonard Hack,
Herman Fishman, 'Jack Krops.
Harold Luria, Ben 1%feckler, Ber-
nard Rollin, Harvey E. Sibrack,
Morris W. Stein and Henry Wein-
berg.
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Mrs. Markel said that this year
the Music Study Club of Detroit
received the highest rating (9,578
points) of all musical organiza-
tions connected with the Michi-
gan Federation of Music Clubs.
In addition, at the recent biennial
national convention, in Albuquer-
que. Music Study Club received
special citation for its "Music for
Israel" project.
MRS. MARTIN BIGMAN
In a recent candlelight ceremony
at the Raleigh House. Janet Han-
nah Stewart became the bride of
Martin Bigman. Rabbi Benjamin
Gorrelicl. and Cantor Reuven
Frankel officiated.
The bl /de is the daughter of Mrs.
Meyer Stewart of Oldham Rd.,
Southfield, and the late Mr. Stew-
art. Her husband is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Bigman of Patton
Ave.
The bride's gown of silk or-
ganza featured a square neck-
line, attached chapel train and
Empire bodice and bishop sleeves
of rose pointe Chantilly lace ap-
pliqued with pearl beads. The
shoulder-length veil of silk illu-
sion was attached to a Dior bow
of silk organza encrusted with
pearls. She carried her confirma-
tion Bible covered with Phalae-
nopsis, Stephanotis and ivy.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Dr. Roger H.
Stewart.
Mrs. Roger Stewart served as
matron of honor, and bridesmaids
included Mrs. Phillip Perlstein, sis-
ter of the bridegroom, Mrs. Hiram
Grossman and Carolyn Pacernick.
Sheri Lynne Stewart was flower-
girl.
Richard Ribiat served as best
man. Ushers included Joseph L.
Stewart, brother of the bride, Phil-
, lip Rarlstein and Marshall Yaker.
i After honeymoon in Florida and
Nassau the couple will reside in
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Richman
of Sussex Ave., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Marsha Evelyn to Joel
Schavrien, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Schavrien, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Schavrien of Dante
Ave., Oak Park. Miss Richman, a
graduate of Wayne State Univer-
sity's college of education is pursu-
ing her master's degree in guid-
ance and counseling here. Mr.
Schavrien received his juris doc-
tor degree from Wayne State Uni-
versity's school of law, and is
affiliated with Tau Epsilon Rho
Legal Fraternity. A Nov. 26 wed-
ding, is planned.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Babcock of
Hendrie Blvd., Huntington Woods,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Nancie to Michael Kukes,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold B.
Kukes of Suffolk Ave. Miss Bab-
cock is a graduate of Michigan
State University. Mr. Kukes is a
graduate of the University of
Michigan. A December wedding is
planned.
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Moss of
Westhampton Ave., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Sherryl Joy to Frank]
Joseph Regula, son of Mrs. Anna
Regula of Lonyo Ave. and the late
Mr. Frank Regula.
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Mr. and* Mrs. Max Mine of Cloy-
erlawn Ave., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Frieda to Norman Alan Platt, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Platt
of Rosemary Ave., Oak Park. Miss
I Mine is a graduate of Wayne State
University and the Midrasha. Mr
Platt is a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Michigan law school. Both
are graduate students at the He-
brew University, Jerusalem, and
are planning a Jan. 11 wedding
here.
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Plans are being concluded for
the 45th anniversary concert, to be
held Nov. 16 at Oak Park High
School. Heading the concert com-
mittee are Mrs. Ben Meckler, con-
cert coordinator; Mrs. Max Reich,
vice president of concert; and Mrs. '
Performances Arranged Morris Rosman. patron chairman.
The artists who will be presented
by Theater Mobile Unit
By RUTH SIRKIS
are Isidore Saslav, Israeli-born
Program chairmen with prob-
(Copyright 1969, JTA, Inc.)
violinist, and Maria Ewing, mezzo-
lems are invited by Center Theater
Cookies are a good thinr, to have
of the Jewish Center to arrange soprano from Detroit.
on hand. When a friend drops in
a performance by the theater's
for coffee, or when a child asks for
touring mobile unit. Two new pro-
some treat, offer them a sweet,
grams, "Prologue to a Play" and
' crisp, golden goodie.
"Babi Yar." may be booked by to 3//'.
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The recipe here is very easy
calling the Center Theater office,
since the mixer does almost all the
DI 1-4200, Ext. 240.
work for you. Form the cookies by
"Prologue to a Play" combines
pushing them through a cookie-
a movie made by Center Theater
press so you don't have to roll out
members, with audience participa-
the dough and cut out the shapes.
tion. This program demonstrates
These cookies keep well When
the technique of play production
stored in an air-tight jar, or in the
and the craft of the actor.
freezer—that is of course, if they
"Babi Yar" is the story of
are not eaten up right away.
three generations of Russian
women of the tragic town of
FOR ABOUT FIFTY COOKIES
Babi Yar and dramatizes their
2 sticks of margarine 2'- cups flour
I cup sugar
11/2 cups baking
relationship to each other and to
I egg
powder
the political reality of their lives.
2 Tbls. milk
6i tsp. salt
2 tsp. vanilla extract
This program is usually arranged
1. Heat the oven to 430 F. (a hot oven).
so that a speaker from the Jew-
2. In a large mixing bowl whip the
ish Community Council is present
margarine and sugar till very light
to lead a discussion about So-
and fluffy, for about 5 minutes. Add
the egg and continue beating. Add
viet Jewry.
the milk and beat.
3. Sift together the flour, salt and bak-
Each program involves three or
ing powder. Add to the margarine
four Center Theater actresses who
while beating at a low speed. When
all ingredients are well mixed--put
are prepared to perform wherever
MISS DENA JAFFE
the dough In a cookie press.
a meeting is held, afternoon or
4. On
the a tenon cookie
leaving sheet press
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Jaffe of
O'es
one Inch
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between them because they spread
Glenmorra Ave.. Southfield, an-,
in the oven. You can also drop them
nounce
the
engagement
of
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daughter Dena to Stephen Wirt, '
The Jews of Lisbon, capital of
In a hot oven for about 8-10
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wirt of 5 - Bake
minutes. The cookies are done when
Portugal, were massacred in 1373, '
Bay City.
they are very light brown on the
1449 and 1482. The Portuguese In-
deiRe k
almost e7,
white
ful
cente r.
Miss Jaffe is a graduate of the
have
hi t t h ee m
in carefully
quisition was active in Lisbon. and
you don't want to have burnt gok-
murdered, college of education at Eastern
its Jews were either
lees you will also find that the sec-
converted to Michigan University. where she ,
ond and third batches will need less
driven out, or forcibly
time In the oven. and the baking will
Christianity. Gradually the Jews re- was affiliated with Delta Phi Epsi-
be completed very quickly.
6
. Take out of the oven and remove
turned to Lisbon and formed a , Ion Sorority. Mr. Wirt attended
the cookies with spatula. Cool on a
Eastern's
college
of
business.
794k.Y., less than
rack. The cookies are soft
PQn.1 91 P9il.);
w hen
is planned.
warm but will get crisp very shortly.
1,000 Jews live there.
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MISS KARIN HIRSCH
Mr. and Mrs. Idel Barth of New
York City announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Karin
Hirsch to Mark Waldman, son of
Mrs. Etta Waldman of Lesure Ave.
Miss Hirsch attends Hunter Col-
lege. Mr. Waldman is a graduate
of Wayne State University.
A Dec. 20 wedding is planned in
New York City.
Folk Chorus Banquet
Detroit Jewish Folk Chorus will
open its 45th season with a ban-
quet 6 p.m. Sunday at the Jewish
Music Center. There will be a
musical program.
The chorus is auditioning new
singers for the annual concert to
be held at the Masonic Temple in
the spring. Tryouts will be held
8:30 p.m. Monday at the Jewish
Music Center.
MUSIC BY
SAM BARNETT
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
LI 1-2563
Mr. and Mrs. Max Stulberg of
Midway Rd., Southfield, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Rochelle to Bradley Charles Bur-
gess, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Burgess of Tempe, Ariz., formerly
of Livonia. Both are seniors at the
University of Michigan. A January
wedding is planned.
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