3 v bfericam /Jewish Periodical &ter Equality Club Plans Luncheon Feb. 13 The Equality Club wishes to announce the celebration of its 17th annual donor luncheon on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 13, at L'Aiglon in the Fisher Bldg:' An interesting musical pro- MRS. CHARLES LEVITT gram has been arranged. The highlight of this event will be a two-piano duet, waltz and chor- us by Gounod. Chairman Mrs. Charles Levitt urges all those desiring to at- tend to phone Hogarth 3956. I Young Israel Sponsors New Youth Activities Cleveland Rabbi To Speak at Shaarey Zedek Rabbi Armand E. Cohen of the Cleveland Jewish Center will be the main speaker at the Fri- day evening gathering at Shaar- ey Zedek Social Ilall, at 8:30 p. m., Jan. 12. Mr. Cohen is an outstanding rabbi. He will speak on the topic "Kaddish-1945." Cantor Jacob II. Sonenklar will lead in the community sing- ing of traditional Sabbath and Hebrew melodies. Refreshments will be served by the Sisterhood after the program. The Friday evening Oneg Sha- bats will continue through the winter until Passover. Outstand- ing Jewish leaders will address the congregation. -:-CENTER ACTIVITIES-:- Marshall Women Luncheon Feb. 7 Center Inaugurates New Dancing Classes donor The second annual luncheon of the Louis Marshall Women of Bnai Brith will be held at the Book-Cadillac Rotel Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 7, at 12:30 p. in. The guest speaker will be Robert Lurie, who is Na- tional War Service Director of Bnai Brith. The Invocation will be given by Rabbi Leon Frans. Miss Bella Goldberg will pre- sent a vocal solo, accompanied by Mrs. Rebecca Frohman. The Bnai Brith message will be de- livered by Mrs. Samuel Aaron, president of Michigan Bnai Brith Council. The proceeds of this affair, as well as all other Bnai Brith af- fairs, will be contributed to the various projects supported by I3nai frith. The price of admission is $5.50. Tickets can be obtained from the donor luncheon chair- man, Mrs. Thomas Zohott, Trin- ity 2-3189, or from her co-chair- man. Mrs. Robert Nathans, Tyler 7-4470. Mrs. Pearl Katkowsky is pledge chairman, and M rs. Herman Kyff is secretary of the donor luncheon. cussion Group will inaugurate a series of discussions on "De- troit Plans Its Future." Lewis Larkin, director of the Davison Area Project, will be the first speaker in the series. Meetings of the Business and Profession- al Discussion Group are held in the Adult Lounge in the Jewish Community Center, and begin at 9p. m. A new term in ballroom danc- ing starts Jan. 10 at the Jewish Community Center under the in- struction of Miss Barbara Chase. The first hour, 8:15-9:15 p. m., will be devoted to the waltz and lindy hop dance steps. The second hour, 9:15-10:15, to the Book Chat at Center rhumba and samba. For further details call Miss Next Wednesday Helen Grau, director of health education at the Jewish Com- Allan Barahal, director of the munity C e n t e r. Registrations Union Bookstore, will be the arc now being taken at the main discussion leader at the next Book Chat program, which will be held at the Jewish Commun- ity Center, Woodward at Hol- Jewish Youth to Hear brook, on Wednesday, Jan. 10. Mr. Barahal will deal with Young Women's Talk by Elias Picheny Charles Beard's "Basic History Mizrachi to Fete of the United States" and John New Members Jan. 10 Elias Picheny, assistant field Dos Passos' "State of the Na- director of the Midwest Section tion." The program will be held A tea honoring new members of the Jewish Welfare Board. in the library, and will begin at of Young Women's Mizrachi will will speak at the meeting of the 9 p. in. All are welcome. be held at the home of Mrs. delegates of the League of De- Philip Dubrinsky, 1841 Oakman troit Jewish Youth at 8:30 p. Mothers to Discuss Blvd., Wednesday, Jan. 10, at in., Jan. 11, at the Jewish Com- 1 p. m. munity Center, Woodward at Situation in Greece Miss Zelda Rosenthal will de- Holbrook. "Analysing the Recent Brit- pict "The Life of the Jew in Mr. Picheny is serving as resi- New York." Reports of the don- dent director of the Jewish Ed- ish-Greek Episode" is the theme or luncheon to be held at the ucation Study, which is now be- to be discussed by the Various Shaarey Zedek Jan. 31 will be ing conducted in Detroit. The Mothers' Clubs. CALENDAR given by the chairmen of the subject of Mr. Picheny's talk Young Women's Study Club, various committees. will be "Youth and the Com- Tuesday, Jan. 9, at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Philip Fealk is general munity." at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg., chairman and Mrs. Harry Shu- A bruncheon meeting of group man is co-chairman. Pledges are presidents will be held at 11:30 Lawton and Davison. Woodward Study Club, Wed- being handled by Mrs. Jack Dunn a. m. Sunday, Jan. 14, in the and Mrs. Simon Drisman. Mrs. home of Lillian Fischer on Cal- nesday, Jan. 10, at 1;30 p. Lewis Friedman is chairman of vert. Bertha Chomsky, president at the Jewish Community Cen- the souvenir book. Mrs. Julius of the League of Detroit Jewish ter. Woodward at Holbrook. Davison Mothers' Club, Thurs- Lipnick is her co-chairman. Mrs. Youth, will lead a round table Leo Genser has charge of pub- discussion on "Making Your Club day, Jan. 11, at 8:30 p. m. at tional Centel, Linwood at Bur- licity. Mrs. Nat Fierberg, presi- More Effective." nga me. dent, urges all members to at- tend and bring a friend. Young Israel has embarked upon a program of expansion of its Youth group activities. In- Rabbi Nathan to Speak creased number of story hours, At Friday Services junior and intermediate groups, , throughout the city, and an en- "Facing the Future With Con- larged enrollment of groups now fidence" is the subject of the functioning is begin planned. address to be delivered by Rabbi At present a Sabbath story Jacob J. Nathan of Congregation hour, under the leadership of Bnai Moshe, Jan. 12, at late Fri- Mrs. Leonard Oschry, meets at day evening services. p. m. every Saturday in the Cantor David Katzman will Beth Jacob School, Dexter at lead the prayers which will be- Sturtevant. Starting Jan. 1 .3 gin at 8:15. A social hour wiil and continuing every Saturday follow, with refreshments served after that, a story hour, under by the Congregation Sisterhood. the leadership of Miss Reva The public is invited. Reichman, will be held at Con- gregation Beth Tefilo Emanuel, r , Woodrow Wilson at Taylor. Jrricny Confidential .. . Groups and clubs for boys in- (Continued from Page 4) clude Scout Troop 210, whose Scout Master is Solomon B. Co- her career under the title, "Sbme hen; a Junior-Intermediate con- of TheSe Days." gregation, at the Beth Tefilo Sholem Asch's new novel will Emanuel led by Rabbi Joseph deal with the New York scene. Nayowitz, whose members also they tell us .. . Patricia Marcus. I meet Saturdity afternoon, and a wife of foreign trade expert An- similar meeting every Saturday thony Marcus, will publish a afternoon at the Bnai David selection of her poems in book Synagogue under the leadership form. of Rabbi David Zwig. Groups for girls include the ABOUT PEOPLE: Billy Rose, who's all over Kadima, ages 14 to 16, spon- sored by Miss Esther Cohen; Broadway these days, what with Rebos, 11 to 14, sponsored by his Diamond Horseshoe, his new Miss Hannah Cohen; Batya, 10 hit The Seven Lively Arts," to 13, newly re-organized under and his highly successful "Car- the sponsorship of Miss Shirley men Jones," is said to be plan- ning an "Aida" production now, Klein. with an all-Negro cast as in his other operatic effort . . . And Women's Sabbath besides, Hollywood is supposed League Meets Jan. 9 .o be projecting a film in which A membership rally of the Wo- Billy's lively career will be im- ized . . . Frequenters of bmen's League for Sabbath Ob- mortal a servance, 12th Street Branch, hot spots may look forward to will be held Tuesday, Jan. 9, at new night club comedian, who'll the Tayhir and Woodrow Wilson be making his debut in a couple of months . . . His name will be Synagogue. Rabbi Abraham Zentman of Leon Victor—but until now he the Yeshivath Beth Yehudah will has been known to Yiddish thea- be the principal speaker. Re- tergoers as their favorite laugh- ports will be given on the mem- compeller, Leo Fuchs . . . There's bership drive now being carried talk of a play, as yet unwritten, we believe, centering about Adah n. II members are urged to Isaacs Menken, famous Amer- le and to bring their friends. ican actress of the 19th cen- tury. i'freshments will be served. Dads, Sons, Daughters Day Planned by Temple Israel Men The Father and Son party will be it little different this year, according. to Maurice Levin, chairman Of the committee. It will be a Fathers, Sons and Daughters affair. The exact date has not been decided as yet. The committee also includes Irv- ing Small, Harry Pliskow and Sol I. Stein. Saul J. Benyas, head of the USO committee, reported that Dance Orchestra Service Wives the Christmas Eve party, in Organized at Center which the Men's Club partici- To Meet Thursday The Music Department of the pated at the USO Headquarters. The Service Wives of the Jew- Jewish Community Center an- received nation-wide praise. Rehearsals are being held for ish Community Center will hold trounces that a dance orchestra their next meeting at 8:30 n. m. under the leadership of Alexan- the revue "Fun Mania" to be Thursday, Jan. 11. der Wolton is being organized. held at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday, Jan. Mrs. Sadie Saferstein is chair- young people of high school 23, at the Institute of Arts. man of the group and announces age who are interested in join- There are still a few parts open that numbers have set them- ing should apply to Music De- for the show. The Sisterhood selves a War Bond goal for the partment, J e NV i s It Community will be special guests for the en- purchase of an ambulance plane. Center, 8904 Woodward, or call tire evening. Refreshments will be served On New Year's Day the club MA. 8400. by the members of the club af- served 1,200 soldiers at the Downtown USO. Members also Drink at table, not behind a ter the performance. An entire group from the Men's Club is bring small gifts to each meet- pillar. being formed to select a date to ing• to send to servicemen as part of their program of assist- A present is cheap but love is go down to the Red Cross Blood Donor Station. ing the Serve-A-Camp Project. dear. Homemaking classes, Red Cross knitting, and many other activi- I ties are planned. All wives of servicemen are invited to join this group and may call Mrs. Esther Mossman Is Happy to Announce That Its at the Center. The Yeshivativ Chachmey Lublin 12th Street Center Features Library One of the outstanding fea- tures of the 12th Street Council Center is the library which is under the direction of Mrs. Emanuel J. Harris. The 12th Street Council Center, which is located at 12th and Blaine, is sponsored jointly by the Jewish Community Center and the De- troit Section National Council of Jewish Women. Since the opening of the Cen- ter the library has been popular with both adults and children. A number of books have been contributed to the library and many have been loaned through the courtesy of the Utley Branch of the Detroit Public Library. Periodicals and magazines, as well as the Jewish Encyclopedia, are important features of the li- brary. Harold Weiss is the director of the Center and is assisted by a volunteer staff recruited from the Detroit section, National Council of Jewish Women. Learn to Swim At Jewish Center • Page Ni DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle Friday, January 5, 1945 t- CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 Come down to the Center, and have a choice of any one of the various swimming strokes you wish, and learn it in two weeks. Become a proficient swimmer; don't remain a "water wall-flow- er." Prepare now for your sum- mer vacation. Register with Joshua Borodkin, swimming di- rector. Detroit's Future, Center Group Topic On Thursday, Jan. 11, the Business and Professional Dis- Second Annual Banquet Will Be Held At the JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER Woodward and Holbrook on JANUARY 7, 1945, 6:00 P. M. Organizations and congregations are urged to participate in this affair 'by reserving a special table for their repre- sentatives. Most organizations will be approached by representatives of our Yeshivah. We ask you to accept them favorably and with dignity and help them in their holy work for this sacred institution. Some organizations which cannot be approached personally because of lack of delegates will be approached with tickets sent through mail. They are requested to respond favorably. Individuals to whom Torah and Jewish education is dear, will certainly use the opportunity to participate in this grand Torah affair and help thereby the mainten- ance of our great institution, Yeshivah Chachmey Lublin. Help the Torah and the Torah will protect you and your families. RABBI E.L. SILVER, of Cincinnati will be the guest speaker For Reservations Call: Townsend 8-5055 or Tyler 4-9420. Board of Sponsors: DANIEL TEMCHIN Temporary Chairman. MORRIS FISHER, Treasurer. HARRY STOLSKY, Recording Secretary. Banquet Committee: JUDAH LACHAR, Chairman. JACOB SOBERMAN, Treasurer. MORRIS KANER, Ticket Holder.