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TBISOIfBIIN I8IAILITI
Friday, Jane S, 19M
'Starlite' Ready
For Musicals,
Opera, Ballet
The shows are set, the stars
are on the way, and the chorus
kicking high! Ann Blyth is look
ing forward to seeing her “fav
orite audience’’ again, Jane Mor
gan is brushing up on her French,
and Edie Adams is learning how
to operate a switchboard. Jane
Powell is anticipating her first
ride on a real ‘Carousel’ (and it
will be a real one), Gordon Mac-
Rae is looking forward to seeing
Atlanta’s ‘beautiful mornings,’
and Danny Dayton can’t wait to
bring ancient Rome back to At
lanta.
Season ticket response to Thea
ter Under the Stars has been
higher than ever before. Season
tickets for Theater Under the
Stars may still be purchased by
calling 875-8338 or they may be
purchased at the box office in
the Howell House,
Municipal Theater has just
completed plans for its third an
nual Grand Opera at the Park.
On August 24, Grand Opera at
the Park will present David Blair
and Maryon Lane in the com
plete “Sleeping Beauty” ballet by
Tchaikovsky.
The second highlight of the
Grand Opera at the Park season
will be the presentation of Gia
como Puccinis “Tosca.” Appear
ing at the Puccini heroine Tosca
will be soprano Phyllis Curtin
who will make her premiere ap
pearance here. Singing opposite
Miss Curtin will be Met favorite
Richard Tucker. This will mark
Mr. Tucker’s third appearance
with Grand Opera at the Park,
having appeared here previously
in “La Traviata” and last season
in “Carmen.” “Tosca” will also
employ the talents of the singing
and dancing chorus.
Season tickets for Grand Opera
at the Park are now on sale and
may be purchased by calling 875-
8338 or they may be purchased
at the Howell House box office.
BBG-Amirah News
At a combination installation
and beau dance on April 30,
BBG-Amirah installed these of
ficers for the year 1966-67:
Doris Erman, president; Sheila
Landau and Terry Newman, vice
presidents; Marcia Glass and Pam
Burke, secretaries; Liz Spiegel,
treasurer; Michaele Alperin, re
porter, Mindy Iscoe, historian;
Elaine Ellison and Rachel Bena-
tor, delegates.
Chapter beau, Marvin Boaz,
and beau court, David Geller and
Jon Weinberg, gave members a
barbecue on May 21. The enter
tainment was a song sung by
Marvin, David, and a Jon, with a
stanza about each girl.
Sunday, May 22, Amirah, along
with the girls’ brother chapter,
SOI, attended a program led by
Mrs. Leon Cantor from the Anti-
Defamation League. The main
topic discussed was the impor
tance of making an effort to look
at things objectively. We were
stimulated by this thought-pro
voking afternoon and hope to
participate in other such things
in the future.
—MICHELE ALPERIN
Southern
Notes
Renie Isenberg, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Isenberg, has
been elected president of Eta
Chapter of Sigma Tau Sorority at
the University of Georgia. She is
a graduate of Grady High and
former president of DOZ Soror
ity.
• • • *
Isaac Benshushan is confined
to Piedmont Hospital.
Berry Rittenbaum
Heads A JCC Single
Adult Group
Berry Rittenbaum has been
elected president of SPAP, the
single adults group at the At
lanta Jewish Community Center.
Mr. Rittenbaum, a well-known
insurance man and world trave
ler, took over guidance of the
group from Ethel Wise, found
ing president.
Serving with him will be Izzy
Udinsky, vice- president; Sybil
Gillman, secretary; Rose Glazer,
treasurer. Chosen for the board
were Mendel Klug, Dorothy Gug
genheim and Millie Schanker and
committee chairmen Rose Drey-
fuss, membership; Irving Clein
and Erv Roberts, program; Han
nah Chereton and Frieda Gold
stein, hospitality; Adele Gross-
man, telephone.
BBG-Chaverim
BBG-Chaverim has quite a rec
ord for the short six months since
the formers formed a new chap
ter of B’nai B’rith Girls with
Rosanne Diamondas advisor.
At the beginning of the year
seven executives were elected.
Thes ar Cathy Aronoff, persident;
Aleta Goldstein, vice president;
Alice Franklin, secretary; Sheryl
Marks, treasurer; Jean Green-
blatt, reporter; Barbara Micha-
love, historian, and Linda Marcus,
chaplain.
The name “Chaverim” means
a group of friends, or comrades.
Colors are light blue and maroon.
First meeting of the “friends”
was held January 16 when elect
ed officers and decided upon a
name for the chapter. During the
next few meetings plans were
made for the year and most of
these hav been carrid out.
First accomplishmnt was “Op
eration Bookstrap” in which
members collected 425 books for
a library for underprivileged
children in Vine City. On April
17, Mrs. Lila Reisman came and
spoke on her life in Israel. Later
in the year on April 22, an Oneg
Shebbat was held. Memebers at
tended services at the Ahavath
Achim Synagogue and then went
to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Adolf Schreck for the Oneg.
Next project, a car wash, was
held May 15 at the American Oil
Service Station on West Paces
Ferry Rd., N. W. It was a great
financial success.
Then on May 22, 1966, members
held their long awaited Mother-
Daughter Tea at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. S. R. Greenblatt. About
50 people came. It was a big suc
cess. —JEAN GREENBLATT
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of G». Bldg. Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan H. Cohen
announce the birth of a son, Jef
frey Adam, on May 23. The
The grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Benshushan and Rabbi
and Mrs. Joseph Cohen.
♦ • • •
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Fen-
ster of Atlanta announce the
birth of a son Andrew Greg on
May 16. Mrs. Fenster is the
former Judy B. Horowitz, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving B.
Horowitz. Paternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fenster of
Miami Beach.
* * * *
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Botnick
of Atlanta announce the birth of
a son Harris Jeffrey on May 24.
Mrs. Botnick is the former Mir
iam Pass of Atlanta. Grandpar
ents are Mrs. Keeve Pass of At
lanta and Mrs. Harris Botnick
of Hattiesburg, Miss. Rev. Max
Kleinman conducted the Briss on
June 1.
* * • •
Mr. and Mrs. William Schwartz
Jr. are back in Atlanta after a
visit to France to see their son
William Schwartz III, a student
at North Carolina University,
who is concluding his junior year
of studies at Sorbonne University.
Mrs. David Rosenfeld of At
lanta will leave June 14 to at
tend the graduation of her neph
ew Stephen Feldman, who was
named in “Who’s Who in Amer
ican Colleges and Universities.”
His parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Feldman of Brooklyn. Ste
phen’s mother is the former Miss
Mae Morris of Atlanta. Mrs.
Rosenfeld will be accompanied
to New York by Mrs. Michael
Gershon.
Mrs. I. F. Sterne is in Mont
gomery for the graduation of her
granddaughter Mary Lynn Baum,
daughter of Mrs. Frances Baum
and the late Sam Baum. Mary
Lynn’s aunt, Marian Sterne of
New York, will also be present
for the graduation.
Ronald Weinstein, son of Mrs.
Hannah Weinstein and the late
Dr. Alfred A. Weinstein, will re
ceive his degree in Athens from
the University of Georgia this
weekend.
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HEBREW
ACADEMY
OF ATLANTA
In line with the Academy’s traditional pursuit of educational
excellence through smaller classes and personalized
instruction we proudly announce the opening of:
two (2) Kindergarten classes
two (2) First Grade classes
two (2) Second Grade classes
Gome visit us in our new quarters
Hebrew Academy of Atlanta
1892 N. Druid Hills Road, N.E.
Atlanta. Georgia 30319
For Registration information,
please telephone 634-7388
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