DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Friday, Noveaswer x6, 1948
WOMEN'S
CLU S
Congress Speakers Bureau
Aids Groups; Meetings Set
The 17th annual banquet o
the Detroit Molly Segal Aux
Wary. Jewish Consumptive Re
lief Society of Denver, will be
Dec. 5 at Moss Catering, Mrs.
Mina Shapiro, president, an-
nounced. Mrs. Mark Harris,
president of the National Coun-
cil Auxiliary of JCRS, will be
guest speaker. Friends are urg-
ed to attend. Proceeds will go
to aid the institution. For re-
servations call Mrs. Shapiro,
HO. 8797.
Mrs. Samuel Herman, chair- pir
man of the speakers bureau of
the Women's Division, American
Jewish Congress, announces that
she has available for the use of
organizations a playlet entitled
"Ours the Task," written by Mrs.
Harry Landsman and directed by
Mrs. Philip Frank.
For information on speakers
bureau services, call Mrs. Her-
man at TO. 5-3877.
Much preparation is going into
the planning of the meeting
Tickets for the 16th annual highlighting the Commission on
donor luncheon of the Eva Law and Social Action which
Mon-
Prenzlauer Maternity Aid, Dec. takes place in all chapters
13 at the Hotel Stotler, may be day, Nov. 29.
Mrs. Benjamin Kohen, divi-
obtained from Mrs. Al Freund,
HO. 6664. Co-chairman of the sional vice-president, is being as-
ticket committee is Mrs. Sam sisted by the following chapter
Carel. The program will fea- vice-presidents of the Commit-
ture Mickey Woolf and a fash- tee: Mrs. Albert J. Silber, South;
MRS. SAMUEL HERMAN
ion show. Mrs. Sam Samuels is Mrs. Harry Weinstock, Central;
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Mrs. Harold R. Nelson, North-
president.
east; Mrs. Louis Redstone, North- prospective members and friends
to attend meetings in the fol-
west.
Mark Feder, famed Jewish
All chapters except Northeast lowing neighborhoods:
humorist who has starred in
South, home of Mrs. David Vo-
are planning panel discussions on
productions of New York's Yid-
the Un-American Activities Com- gel, 2025 Gynn court.
dish theaters, will headline the
Central, home of Mrs. Max
mittee, preceded by a dessert
program at the 25th anniversary
Bonin, 3205 Monterey.
lunch at 1 p.m.
dinner of the Women's Division,
Northeast, home of Mrs. Har-
Northeast plans a luncheon at
United Hebrew Schools, Dec. 7 12:30, followed by a discussion old R. Nelson, 20236 Wakefield.
at Shaarey Zedek. Feder also is on U. S. immigration laws.
Northwest, home of Mrs. Louis
the author of books on Jewish
The Women's Division invites Redstone, 19303 Appoline.
wit. Mrs. Louis Tobin, TO.
8-3254, is in charge of reserva-
tions.
Orthodox Body Bnai David Women
in 'Mock W eddin
Plans Film Nights "For an evening filled with
The motion picture, "The Dib-
buk," based on an old Jewish
folk story, will be shown by the
Committee on Taharas Hamish-
pochah of the Detroit Council of
Orthodox Rabbis at its annual
film nights Dec. 4 and 5.
The picture is in Yiddish with
English sub-titles.
A second film will be "Sons of
Liberty" in technicolor. It is the
story of Ilaym Solomon and his
contribution to the American
revolution and the newly-formed
United States.
Tickets may be obtained in
advance from Mrs. Solomon
Gruskin, 3277 Tuxedo avenue,
TO. 5-2858, and Mrs. James Vic-
tor, 2538 Elmhurst avenue, TO.
9-2182 or may be purchased at
Central High, School on the nights
of the showings.
Proceeds will go to the build-
ing fund of the new Mikveh, Da-
vison and Holmur avenues.
Sholem Aleichem
Concert Sunday
Musk Study Club Awaits
Annual Concert on Tuesday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund will hold
a board meeting at 12:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the home of Mrs.
The Music Study Club of De-
I. Zell. of 1864 Oakman boule '
yard. Fund - raising workers are troit is hoping for a full house
when it presents its annual con-
also urged to attend.
cert, Tuesday at the Art Insti-
Turover Hall, Dexter and tute.
Guest artist will be Nathan
Richton, will be the scene at
12:30 p.m., Tuesday, of a lunch- Goldstein, 22-year-old violinist.
Proceeds will be used for two
eon of the Detroit Ladies Le-
purposes, to provide music schol-
chem Anceim. Friends are in-
vited. For reservations call TY.
8-1937.
A Wayne University sociologist
will speak on "Family Relations"
at a meeting of the Neugarten
Medical Aid, Monday in the Jew-
ish Center.
The Brides' Group of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women
will hold its second annual Mem-
bership tea, Dec. 7 at the home
of Mrs. Arnold Cohen, 13505
Vassar drive. Guest speaker will
be Mrs. William Frank, president
of the Detroit Section. Mrs. Ard-
wyn Disner is chairman of the
group.
in memory of her daughter Syl-
via, who had been a well-known
musician. •
Of the 15 students assisted, one
is associated with the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra, another
is an outstanding soloist and sev-
eral are accredited teachers. In
1948, over $900 has been granted
in scholarships.
ARTISTS AIDED
Artists sponsOred by the club
include Seymour Lipkin, nation-
ally-known young pianist; Sam-
uel Sorin and Murrary Present,
faculty members of the Juilliard
School of Music; and Martha Lip-
ton and Jess Walters of the
Metropolitan Opera.
Tickets are available at Grin-
nell's and will be sold at the
door.
Mrs. Isadore Mendelson is club
president.
Final plans are being complet-
ed by the Sholem Aleichem In-
stitute for its annual concert at
8:30 p. m., Sunday, in the Jewish
Center.
Saul Meisels, noted baritone,
will be featured in a program of
Yiddish and Hebrew songs.
Guest speaker will be Yudel
Mark, author and director of the
Committee for Yiddish Schools in
New York. The program will
also include dramatic sketches by
children of the Sholem Aleichem
schools.
Lipson Family Club
Installs New Officers
A meeting of the Esther Lipson
Family Club is scheduled for
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Lipson of Grand ave-
nue.
New officers installed last week
were Morton Bloom, president;
Sidney Singer, vice-president;
Ben Lipson, treasurer; and Katie
Goodstein and Pearl Levine, sec-
retaries.
Selfhelp Chapter
Busy With Bazar
MRS. MENDELSON
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arships and to sponsor young
There will be everything at artists, thus helping them "climb
the annual bazar of the Detroit the ladder of success."
Chapter of Selfhelp, Fred Hop-
The scholarship fund was set
feld, chairman, promises.
up in 1936 by Mrs. D. W. Simons
"Everything" includes a floor
show, dancing, good food and
amusements, Hopfeld said.
The affair will be Dec. 11 in
the main ballroom of the Ft.
Wayne Hotel, with all pro-
ceeds to go to aid DP's.
DETROIT'S BEAUTIFUL CATERING SHOWPLACE
Assisting the chairman are
Mrs. John Leopold, co-chair-
man, Walter Gottlieb and Paul
The
Corby.
Tickets are on sale at Nel-
lie's Sweet Shop, 10201 Dexter
boulevard; Walter Herz's, Dex-
ter at Collingwood; Selma Bon-
We are justly proud of our parties at
beim's, 7738 McNichols road
west; and F. Spitzer Groceries,
the Bel-Aire and the compliments we
8912 Twelfth street.
receive on our food, service and rich at-
mosphere repay us for our zeal for per-
Jewish Labor Leader
fection. That's why we say that the
loveliest gift for the coming bride is a
Guest of Council Unit
shower at the Bel-Aire.
Emmanual Muravchik, field
representative of the Jewish La-
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DIREVI'ION
"Labor's Part in Human Rela-
Wedding, Shower, Bar Mitzvah, Donor Ban--
OF V AAD
tions' at a luncheon meeting of
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quet, Fraternity or Business Dinner.
the community relations com-
the
Jewish
Commu-
mittee of
nity Council at noon, Wednes-
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day, in the Tuller Hotel.
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Cohen to Address
League Division
A breakfast meeting of the
community relations board of the
League of Jewish Women's Or-
ganizations will be held at 10
a.m., Monday, at the Center.
The guest speaker will be Os-
car Cohen. executive director of
the Jewish
Community
Council, w h o
will speak on
"Know Your
Jewish C o m -
munity Coun-
cil."
Mrs. Samuel
B. Danto, pres-
i d e n t, invites
a 11 presidents
and their com-
Cohen
munity relations chairmen to at-
tend. Reservations for the break-
fast should be made at HOgarth
0567.
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The Detroit Central Committee
of the Labor Zionist Organization
of America Dedicates
Sunday, November 28th as
Labor Zionist Day
In Celebration of the United Nations Decision
for a Jewish State
The Statesmen Who Led The Fight For Establishment
of The Jewish State and Who Today Head the Israeli
Government are Labor Zionists—Including. . , .
David Ben Gurion, Premier; Moshe Shertok, Foreign
Secretary; Elieser Kaplan, Minister of Finance; Eliahu
Epstein, Special Representative to the U. S.; Golda
Meyerson, Israeli Ambassador to Soviet Union, and
others.
There is a place for you in one of Detroit's
LOVELIEST GIFT
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fun• and laughter," the Bnai
David Sisterhood suggests that
you attend its membership ral-
ly at 8:30 p.m., Monday, in the
Synagogue.
It guarantees "you will get a
big kick" out of the "Bridal
March of the Mock Wedding,"
to be presented by members.
This is one of the many af-
fairs being held prior to the an
nual donor luncheon, Dec. 7, of
which Mrs. Dan Otis is chair-
man.
Husbands are invited to Mon-
day's meeting. Refreshments will
be served.
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