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Pace Two V If Friday, April 6, 1956 Hildegarde Bennett Innovation Apr. 12-13 At Ballet Concert by JANICE ROTHSCHILD She’s* done it again! Hildegarde Bennett, the dazzling little lady with the shows up her sleeve, is up to her old tricks of staging something entirely new. This time it’s a ballet written to words rather than music, the words be ing those of Gordon Jenkins’ de lightful ‘‘Man hattan Towers.” The Atlanta Civic Ballet, of which Hilde- barde is a co director, will first present this work at its annual con cert next Thursday and Friday nights, Ap ril 12 and 13, at the Tower Thea ter, with Albert Coleman’s Pops Choir and Ruth Kent, of WBS- TV, doing the narration. Although major glee clubs and choirs throughout the country have presented “Manhattan Tow ers," this is the first time that it has been produced with cho reography. As early as 1951, Hil degarde sought to create chore ography for it but was prevented from doing so at the time because it had not then been published. Still unavailable to the public, the manuscript has been rented by the Civic Ballet for these per formances. Extremely modern, even jazzy in parts, this produc tion marks the beginning of local venture into the field of dance theater. In addition to “Manhattan Towers,” the Civic Ballet will pre sent “Fireworks,” a suite by Dorothy Alexander, its founder and director, with music com posed especially for it by Hugh Hodgson. A new ballet by Zach ary Solov, ballet master of the Metropolitan Opera Company, will also be given. This is en titled “Carnival of Destiny,” and was staged by dancer Marianna Williams of the Civic Ballet. Completing the program in the classical idiom, the Civic Ballet will offer the immortal favorite “Les Sylphides.” There will be a children’s mat inee at the Tower Theater on Friday, April 13, in which the Apprentice Company of the At lanta Civic' Ballet will participate. They will present “The Twelve Dancing Princesses.” Citation, Fortnight Vacation Features For B. B. Women Recognition for workers, chance to win a two-weeks’ vacation in Miami — plus a fashion show are on the agenda of the “Disting uished Service Luncheon” which B’nai B’rith Women of Atlanta will present at 12:00 p.m. Wed nesday, April 11, at the Standard Town and Country Club. Mrs. Bernard Facher, president, sajd the event will honor “the many women of B’nai B’rith who gave truly distinguished service towards achieving funds for the 1955-56 program through publica tion of a Yearly Appointment Book.” These funds helped such pro jects, she added, as the B’nai 'B’rith Children’s Home in Israel, the Leo N. Levi Hospital for treatment of arthritis, the Na tional Jewish Hospital for TB, Hillel Foundations and other BBYO programs. Mrs. Harvey Blumenstein, chairman of the luncheon, says J. P. Allen’s will furnish a fash ion show through courtesy of Miss Lillian Herman. Miss Sylvia Kantor, will present songs. MrS. Blumenstein has also secured a week’s* stay at Hotel Fountaine- bleau, as a special prize for the program. Mrs. Max Sophier, co- chairman, says other prizes are available, as well as souvenirs for the guests. Helping in the event are com mittee members Mrs. William Longwater, Mrs. I. Wilen, Mrs. Marcus Danneman and Mrs. Jerry Kaufman. Obituaries Horowitz Unveiling Henry N. Harris and Mrs. Jack Zimmerman announce unveiling ceremonies in memory of their mother to be held Sunday, April 15, at 2 p.m., at Greenwood Ceme tery. Rabbi Harry H. Epstein will officiate. Mrs. Louis (Rose) Rosenberg Unveiling Dr. and Mrs. Albert Rosenberg and Miss Sara Belle Rosenberg announce the unveiling of their mother’s monument to be held Sunday, April 15, at 3 p.m., in Bonaventure Cemetery, Savan nah. Rabbi Abraham Rosenberg will officiate Saul Unveiling CUSTOM POOLS Designed and Built To Meet Individual Requirements Richard Naiman & Co. EM 6341 Kirby Smith, Jr. CH 6020 Friends and relatives are in vited to attend the unveiling ceremonies in memory of Joseph Lev Saul on Sunday, April 15, at 3 p.m., at Greenwood Ceme tery. Rabbi Harry H. Epstein will officiate. Nathan F. Wolfe Nathan F. Wolfe, 79, of Atlanta died March 26. Funeral services were held March 28 at Spring Hill. Rabbi Jacob M. Rothschild officiated. Interment was in Crest Lawn Cemetery. Mr. Wolfe, a native Atlantan, was associated for 50 years as a special agent with Union Central Life Insurance Co. He was also a partner with his brother, J. B. Wolfe, in N. F. & J. B. Wolfe, special agents. Both were well known in the community. He was a member of the Temple and B’nai B’rith. In addition he was a Shriner and a 50-year member of Fulton Lodge, F&AM. Others surviving include his wife; a son, Nathan F. Wolfe Jr. of Atlanta, and a sister, Mrs. Hannah W. Kaufmann of Los Angeles. Mrs. Nathan Cohen MIAMI — Mrs. Nathan (Syl via) Cohen, sister of Mrs. Marvin Schoenberg of Atlanta, died here March 20. Funeral services were handled by Riverside Chapel March 21 in Miami. Interment was in Miami. Other surviVors are her hus band, Nathan Cohen; two daugh ters, Jane and Judy; brother, Dr. Sol Ross; parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Ross, all of Miami. Mr. arid Mrs. Louie Rittenbaum of Atlanta are sailing for two weeks in Southern waters. They will visit port* of South Ameri ca and West Indies before re turning to Atlanta. Joseph K. Heyman of Atlanta has been installed as president of the Family Service Society of Fulton and DeKalb counties. Morris B. Abram was installed as first vice president. * * * Hanna Zimmerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Zimmerman, a senior at Smith High School, was elected one of the Top Teens of the week last week. Hanna is president of the Quill and Scroll and senior section editor of the Smithsonian, the school annual. She is a member of the National Honor Society, the Interclub Council, FHA, Public Relations Club, Co-ed Hi-Y and the Legis lators. * * * A member of the Beta Club, Hanna has one of the 10 highest scholastic averages in the gradu ating class. * * * Friends will be happy to learn that Irwin Karesh who has been seriously ill at St. Joseph’s Hos pital is reported improving. * * * Friends of Dr. Marvin Gold stein will be glad to learn that he is doing nicely after under going an operation at St. Francis Hospital in Evanston, Ill. He was accompanied to Chicago by his brother, Dr. Irving Goldstein, who returned to Atlanta last weekend. ffXWiVEZ> mo ^to Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Frostig of Atlanta announce the birth of a son on April 1. Mrs. Frostig is the former Adolfa Kruger, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kruger of Fitzgerald. The paternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Myer Frostig of Atlanta. Hadassah Oneg Shabbat Sat. April 7 An Oneg Shabbat, sponsored by Henrietta Szold Group of Ha dassah, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 7, at the home of Mrs. Bernard Fine, 1780 Mer ton Road, N. E. Mrs. Nahum Astar, wife of the Israeli Consul, will be guest speak er. The Hadassah Choral Group will sing, according to Mrs. Jake Friedman, Oneg Shabbat chair man. Mrs. Henry Caplan, Szold pres ident, invites all members of At lanta Hadassah Chapter to attend. Shaw Bar Mitzvah Mr. and Mrs. Martin Shaw cor dially invite their friends and relatives to attend the Bar Mitz vah of their son Alan on Satur day, April 7, at 9:15 a.m., at the Ahavath Achim Synagogue. No cards. Clein-Levin B’nos Mitzvah Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clein and J\)lr. and Mrs. Oscar Levin cor dially invite their relatives and friends to attend the B’nos Mitz vah of their daughters Linda Marcia Clein and Lois Muriel Levin at 8:15 p.m. Friday, April 13, at the Ahavath Achim Syna gogue. No cards. 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