Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1959 — Page 2
The National Jewish POST and OPINION
Friday, September ig
• 1959
SOCIAL COLUMN
Dream Comes True For Singer Arlene Martel
By CYRIIXE MELROSE ME 4-1307 A dream came true last week for Arlene Martel, 22, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neubauer, 3029 Broadway. Miss Martel (her stage name) joined the Tommy Dorsey band in Washington, D.C., as their female vocalist. The b a n dleader, W a rren Covington, had heard her sing this summer. and a letter, a wire, and a phone call finally brought her the “big break.” Mrs. Neubauer relates that Arlene has been singing since the age of nine, and that her proud sister. Sheila Kaye, knows every detail of her career to date.
Arlene graduated from Indiana university in 1958, and was active in Hillel there, as well as singing with bands on campus. Since then, she has worked at WLWI, channel 13, and has appeared as vocalist with the Dave Baker band, and at local supper clubs. This summer she appeared in the annual jazz festival at French Lick. Now touring with the Dorsey band in the east, Arlene will sing with them in New York and Canada in the near future. We won’t be surprised to see her on a national TV show one of these days either. open house , * . Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rossen; 2206 Melody lane, Anderson, will honor their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Asher Buxbaum, Jerusalem, Israel, with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 20.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bur gauer, 711 Riley rd., Muncie, announce the bar mitzva of their son, Stephen Leslie, at 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 26, at Beth-El temple, Muncie. A reception will follow at the Burgauer home. Stephen is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Cohn, 3906 N. New Jersey. travel talk 4.. Just returned from the 45th annual national Hadassah convention in St. Louis, Mo., are Mmes. Hyman F. Grande, president; Jacob Lutz, Howard Kahn. Shoolem Ettinger, Ivan Chalfie. Samuel Schahet, Philip Fichman and Miss Nancy Lichtenberg. . The ladies heard former President Harry S. Truman and Israel’s Foreign Minister G o 1 d a Meir, speak to moi'e than 2,500 delegates from 49 states and Puerto Rico, at the meeting. THEY ALSO saw a preview showing of the 1959 Hadassah Israel. fashion show, and heard reports on Hadassah’s current major medical project in Israel —the construction of. the $25 million Hadassah - Hebrew university medical center at Kiryat Hadassah, an area recently incorporated with Jerusalem’s city limits. MRS. HYMAN PASSO, 1214 Union, just returned from Hartford, Conn., where she visited her new gi'andson. Matthew Goldberg, son of Mr. and Mi's. Bob Goldbex-g. Mrs. Goldberg is the former Sarah Passo. The Goldbei'gs ai’e also the parents of (wo other sons. Mi's. Minnie Solotkin, 2 E. Kessler blvd., is making plans to leave for Phoenix, Ariz, Sept 20. whex'e she will spend the winder in the sun.
GARY RESIDENT
M/rna Rosenberg Engaged To Myron H. Weinberger
Myrna Rosenberg, Gary, has become engaged to Myron Hilmar Weinberger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weinberger, 221 E. 70th, it was announced by her parents Mr. and Mx's. Harry Rosenberg, Gary, this week. Miss Rosexxberg is a junior at Indiana university, where she is majox'ing in Amex'ican litex'ature and secondary education. ‘ She was president of Enoneme, sophomore activities honorary^
secretary of Alpha Lambda Delta, scholastic honorary; and is a member of Pamarada, junior activities honorary. She is also a member of the women’s residence halls judicial board. Hex fiance is a graduate of I(j and is now attending IU school of medicine. He is a member of Zeta Beta Tau. The couple is planning a summer wedding.
AFTER SEPT. 6 CEREMONY
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Green Travel West for Honeymoon
Now on a honeymoon trip to Las Vegas, Nev., and California are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Green, who were married Sept. 6, at Congregation Beth-El Zedeck by Rabbi William P. Greenfeld. Mrs. Green is the former
ether American women she is leading in a United Jewish Appeal study mission is Mrs. Jack A. Goodman. The tour
Gloi'ia Rae Yaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yaver, 510 Washington blvd., and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Green, 35 E. 46. The bridd wore a white silk
gown with a portrait neckline and a circular sweep train. Hexattendants were Rosanne Yaver, maid of honor, and Sharon Maurer and Marilyn Rosenheir, bridesmaids. They wore periwinkle blue chiffon over taffeta
dresses with scooped neckline. Mr. Green chose Sam Green,
Winterhaven, Fla., as his best man, and ushers were Fred Woods, George Choban, Fred
stopped in
Vienna, M r s. t Rouse and Steve Caplan. Ronald Goodman’s Domont was junior usher, and b i r t h - 1 Larry Alan Domont was ring
Sarah place. Most of her younger years were spent in St. Louis, Mo., however. In Vienna, the group stopped to visit a group of 50 Polish people, who were recently repatriated from the Soviet Union They learned that most of the 13,000 Polish Jews, repatriated from Russia, are awaiting an opportunity to go to Israel, and these along with some 7.000 Jews settled in Poland are ex-
bearer. The couple will reside at 6059 Dickson after Sept. 21.
pected to leave within the next
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