Page 11.4 Bnai Moshe Club to Hear Educator DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE end The Lepl Chronicle Program Director Dr. Mattie Rotenberg, lecturer on physics at the University of Toronto, will speak on "Jewish Women in the Modern World," under the auspices of the Men's Club of Congregation Bnai Moshe, at 8 p. m. Thursday. Mrs. Rotenberg is a distinguished Canadian lecturer and writer. She is commentator on women's af- fairs for the Canadian Broadcast- ing Corp. and won the press award for outstanding women radio speakers. FOUNDER OF SCHOOL She is the founder of the Hill- crest Progressive School, a noted experiment in Hebrew education. MRS. M. J. WOHLGELERNTER Dr. Rotenberg is a sister of Rab- bi Eliezer A. Levi, of Congrega- tion Bnal Moshe. • Rabbi Levi will deliver a Cha- nukah address at late Friday services Dec. 20. The topic will be "Our Modern Maccabees". The Sisterhood will give a Cha- nukah family supper at 6:30 p.m. Sociologist Is Guest Sunday, Dec. 22. Mrs. Lester Uray is chairman. of Young Israel Body CONSECRATION PROGRAM The annual dedication program Dr. Bernard Lander, associate will be held Dec. 29. The students of the first grade will, on this director of the mayor's committee occasion, be dedicated to Jewish on unity in New York City, will address the donor luncheon of the learning. Students who will be consecra- Women's League of Young Israel at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday at the ted are: Jerrold Bernstein, Gail Shaarey Zedek. Harary, Audrey Iczkowitz, San- Dr. Lander is an ordained rabbi ford Z. Pollak, Jon Meyer Rob- ins, Martin Z. Sweet, Sharon Ja- and holds degrees in sociology and cobs, Alice Kraus, Arnold Pearl- psychology from Columbia Uni- man, Suzanne Sherman, David versity and Yeshivah College. He lecturer on sociology in Hun- Schey, Nancy Jonas, Frank Fuchs, is ter College. Judy Jonas, Robert Jasgur, How- Mrs. Max J. Wohlgelernter, ard Segal, Judith Waldman, Judith Kass, Barbara Adelberg and Rob- league program chairman, has ar- ranged a program which includes ert Levy. a Chanukah skit with Ursula Sitz- man and Tamar Wohlgelernter as the cast, and vocal selections by Shoshanah Brooks Freedman. The league has pledged to raise $10,000 toward the erection of Young Israel"s youth center on Dexter and Fullerton construction of which is expected to start Pupils to Hail Holiday shortly. Lander to Address League Luncheon IIONOR RABBI ADLER Rabbi Morris Adler will speak on "Frontiers of Our Day" at the Friday evening services Dec. 20. An Oneg Shabat will follow In the social hall. Herzl Saperstein, a re- cent arrival from Palestine, will talk on the Chanukah celebrations in the Holy Land. Rabbi Adler, who recently was inducted as rabbi of Shaarey Ze- dek, will be honored at a com- bined Chanukah and testimonial dinner Sunday, Dec, 22. The main address will be given by Dr. Louis Finkelstein, president of the Jew- ish Theological Seminar y of America. SIIULMAN TO PRESIDE Cantor Jacob Sonenklar will kindle the Chanukah lights and dinner music will be supplied by Heads Luncheon Father to Install Rabbi Weinstein at Beth Aaron Ceremonies Dec. 22 Rabbi Chaim Weinstein will be of Saul Rubins, chairman; William installed as rabbi of Beth Aaron Stern, secretary; and Meyer Pome- by his father, Rabbi Reuben Wein- rantz, treasurer. stein, at Impressive ceremonies at 6:30 p. m. Sunday, Dec. 22. Rabbi Benjamin Groner of Windsor will ZOBER be the main speaker. The The synagogue is studying ex- KOSHER ALL-VEGETABLE pansion plans. Among additions in OIL SOAP POWDER the offing are greater kitchen Sold in 25-lb. boxes facilities, a modern vestibule, an CALL TR. 3 0700 for Delivery office and checkroom. Plans have STONE SOAP CO. been submitted for a modern front Oren Kodesh. Max Schwartz, Morris Schneider and Morris Strasner compose the Tempt the Appetite! building committee. Plans for a New Year's affair TASTY STEAKS at the synagogue have been can- celled. and CHOPS The Men's Club of Beth Aaron Prepared in an will hold a dinner dance Feb. 16 at the Penthouse of the Park 'Ave- Immaculate Kitchen nue Hotel. Entrancing Setting of the The new officers will be in- RANCH ROOM ducted at the event. They include Paul Carpenter, president; Dr. Ben Available for Parties & Banquets Benjamin, vice president; and Saul Docks, Irwin Levine, Ruben Ben- jamin, Sherman Shapiro and Ben- jamin Davis, members of the board. SEA FOOD & CHOP HOUSE In conjunction with the affair, ON WOODWARD a journal will be published. The One Block South of 7 Mile Rd. committee ld charge is composed Chanukah Dance Slated by Young Peoples Club Celebrating Chanukah, a dance will be given by the Young Peo- ples Club of the Northwest Heb- rew Congregation at 8 p. m. Sat- urday, Dec. 21.- The ceremony of the lighting of the candles will start the pro- gram. Moe Kessner will appear on the program and Shirley Zaft will sing. Potato latkes will be served. There will be a nominal admis- sion charge for non-members. Young men and women 18.30 years are invited to attend, says Harold Cohen, chairman. NAOMI AUXILIARY Helen Alpert, Detroit BBYO di- rector, will be guest speaker at the second membership tea of the year of the Naomi Auxiliary, Bnai Brith Young Women, at 2 p. m. Sunday, at the home of Pearl Benenson, 1932 Clairmount avenue. Girls between the ages of 18 and 25 are invited, Sylvia Modiest, president, said. For information call Harriet Nochman, membership chairman, TO. 8-6697. Chachmey Lublin Awaits Dedicatory Ceremonies Rabbis, lay leaders and civic of- ficials will participate in the dedi- cation of the building of Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin Saturday and Sunday. A Mlava Malka will take place at 8:30 p. m. Saturday. On Sun- day, the Yeshivah will be open from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. for in- spection of visitors. Ushers will be on hand to welcome them. The climax of the celebration will be the dedicatory ceremonies at 1:30 p. m. Sunday. A buffet luncheon will be served. AESCULAPIAN AUXILIARY Members of the Aesculaplan La- dies Auxiliary are being asked to bring canned food for SOS to their meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Harold Stern, 17566 Santa Barbara drive. ■It - • Dec. 23 New Date of Sabbath League Chanukah Party The date of the Chanukah party of the Women's League for Sab- bath Observance, Twelfth street branch, has been changed from Dec. 21 to 6:30 p. m. Dec. 23. It will be held at Zack's Catering Co., 8939 Twelfth street. Rabbi Abraham Gardin, who re- cently arrived here from Shang- hail, will be guest speaker. Pro- ceeds will go to European orphans. For information and tickets call Mrs. I. Levin, president, TYler 5-5304. a trio. Harry M. Shulman will preside. The Dr. Hershman-Rabbi Adler Sisterhood Reveals Torah scholarship fund drive spon- sored by the sisterhood of the Donor Affair Plans synagogue will culminate in a luncheon Wednesday, Feb. 12, Mrs. Carl Schiller and Mrs. Reuben The second annual Chanuka Allender, co-chairmen, have an- dinner dance of the Men's Club '`f nounced. of • the Northwest Hebrew Congre- gation will take place Sunday, 22, in the social hall of the Youth Guidance Starts Dec. congregation. Drive for $20,000 Headlining the entertainment A drive has been launched by will be Maurice Dombey, Jewish comedian. Youth Guidance of Michigan, Inc., • to raise $20,000 to build and equip Tickets may be secured by cal- cabins on its recently purchased ling H. S. Avrin, chairman, at camp site. UN. 2-6981. The organization, which is non- A spring fashion show by Sax- profit and non-sectarian, is devoted Kay will be one of the features to sponsoring a Boy Scout troop of the donor luncheon of the and to other youth activities. Mor- Northwest sisterhood Jan. 22. Mrs. ry Shepherd is president. Herbert Harris is chairman of the event. Reservations are being tak- en by Mrs. Daniel Grant, UN. Shaarey Zedek' YPS 4-2272, Mrs. Alex Brooks, UN, to Hear Dr. Goldberg 3-1563 and Mrs. Malcolm Rivkin, Dr. W.A. Goldberg, director of UN. 3-3444. Counselling Service and Jewish Mrs. Bess Stenbuck of Pontiac Chronicle columnist, will speak to reviewed the Chanukah tales of the Young Peoples' Society of Sholom Aleichem at the meeting Shaarey Zedek at 3:30 p. m. Sun- of the sisterhood Dec. 4. Mrs. He- day at the synagogue. len Brenner was elected second His subject will be "Living with mailing secretary, a new post, and Yourself—A Guide for Young Peo- Mrs. Evelyn Brook, sergeant-at- ple About to Marry." arms. Dr. Judah L. Goldin of the School of Religion of the Uni- versity of Iowa, will speak at Shaarey Zedek at 8:30 p m. Wed- nesday on "Jewish Youth on the Campus". The lecture is spon- sored by the Men's Club of the congregation. Rabbi Milton Aron, director of Mlle] at Wayne University, will preside and students from all campuses have been invited to the lecture and to participate in the discussion to follow. Children to Join Temple Festivity Temple Israel religious school will greet the Festival of Chanu- kah with a variety of celebrations. The pupils will come with their parents for the Chanukah family Sabbath Eve service at 8:30 p.m. Dec. 20 at the Detroit Institute of Arts. A school choir will render a )rogram of Chanukah Sabbath music under the direction of Can- tor Robert S. Tulman accompanied at the organ by Karl W. Haas. Rabbi Fram will deliver a sermon on "The Spirit of the Maccabeans." At this service, Sol Sylvan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sylvan, will celebrate his Bar Mitzvah. After the services, the congregation will be the guests of the Sylvans at a reception. Anticipating the holiday the pu- pils of the school will see Chanu- kah plays on Sunday morning, in the Lecture Hall of the Detroit Institute cf Arts. At 10 a. m. Mrs. William Greenberg will direct a play entitled "A Light to Live By," given by a cast drawn from the Confirmation Class of 1947. At 11 a. m. Miss Rosemary Emmer will direct a play entitled "The Cha- nukah Pickets", given by the Stage Club of Temple Israel religious school. , Shaarey Zedek Guest to Speak Northwest Dinn er on 'Jewish Youth on Campus' Honors Chanukah Dr. Mattie Rotenberg, Physicist, Is Speaker With Plays and Song Friday December 13 1946, MRS. ROSE NEEDLE • • • MILLER'S Donor Event of Bnai David Due Tuesday Plans have been completed by the Ladies Auxiliary of Bnal Da- vid for the annual donor lunch- eon at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday. Pro- ceeds will help maintain the synagogue kitchen. Mrs. Rose Needle is chairman of the event and Mrs. Eva Rosen is in charge of tickets. Hostesses in- clude Mrs. Louis Cohen, Mrs. Ju- lius Ritten, Mrs. Bessie Margolis, Mrs. Joseph Weingarden and Mrs. Sam Zack. Girl Scouts of Troop 517, spon- sored by the sisterhood, will hold their bazaar Monday, Dec. 23 at the synagogue. Proceeds will be donated to European orphans. A Chanukah service and party will be held at 7 p. m. Tuesday, Dec. 17. Children will participate in the kindling of the lights, the exchange of gifts and community singing. A special Chanukah program will be presented In the religious school Sunday Dec. 21 in the audi- torium of, Central High School. • ■■■■■■■•■■■■■■•■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Pioneer Women's Organization af RALLY IP MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1946 8:30 P.M. I A r, r, r, at the Brown Memorial Chapel Temple Beth-El P A I A P A Rivka Yoffe, of Palestine, will be the Guest Speaker Emma .Schaver, who returned recently from a visit to the Displaced Persons camps in Germany, will report on conditions in the camps. 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