Page Fourteen Women's Club Activities • PURITY CHAPTER 359 O.E.S. Hanukah lighting festival at the will have a children's Hanukah home of Mrs. Ben Gottloeb, dinner party on Monday, Dec. Dec. 7. 17, at 6 p. m. at Eastern Star Mrs. Charles Feiriburg has an- Temple. Rose Bernstein and Es- nounced the membership drive is ther Horowitz are in charge. The continuing with great success. Past Matrons Club will sponsor Mrs. I. Schubiner has brought in a games party in the Chapter the most new members. Women Room on Jan. 14. The next reg- interested in joining are asked ular meeting will be Monday, to call Mrs. Feinberg at UN. - Jan. 7, at 8 p.. m. 2-2373. The next general meeting * * * will be a membership tea at Under the leadership of Mrs. Hotel Statler, Dec. 19, at 1:30 R. Rose and Mrs. H. Bregman, p. m. Mrs. Robert L. Aronson, SUNSHINE CHAIRMAN OF former president of the Chicago WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF Women's Division, will be the JEWISH HOME FOR AGED guest speaker. Mrs. Philip Frank, leading artists of Defroit have TY. 1-4999, is taking reservations participated in bringing joy to for the regional conference to the residents of the Home. Two be held at Hollenden Hotel, 12-13. parties were given in the past Cleveland, Dec. * * * • month, and a party for Hanukah LADIES AUXILIARY OF DE- is planned with gifts for all from the Women's Auxiliary. Some TROIT FRUIT VENDORS ASSN. of the artists who gave of their will sponsor a card party Sun- time are:. Henry Siegl, Mr. Gold- day evenings, Dec. 9, at Work- berg, Rosa Bassin, and Cantor men's Circle Hall, from 7 p. m. to midnight. There will be Hyman J. Adler. prizes and refreshments. * * * * * BUSINESS AND PROFES- YOUNG WOMEN of L OUIS . SIONAL PISGAH WOMEN will meet at Webster Hall next Wed- MARSHALL AND REBECCA nesday evening. A social pro- GRATZ Bnai Brith groups will gram will follow the meeting. present "Highlights in Phythm" Plans are being completed for the at Jericho Temple on Dec. 16 at donor luncheon to be held at 8:30 p. m. The variety show will be in cabartt style. Refresh- Latin Quarters Jan. 20. ments will be served and there * * * BRANDEIS , PIONEER will be dancing. Edythe Bonin of WOMEN will have their Hanu- Louis Marshall and Natalie Sum- kah party Dec. 10 at the home ner of Rebecca Gratz are direct- of - Mrs. Sally Braverman. At ing the show, assisted by Harriet the successful 20th anniversary Keller and Ruth Katz. Tickets party of Pioneer women, parti- can be secured from Charlotte cipants included Mesdames Dolly Waterstone, NO. 6849, or Leona Weinberg, TO. 8-9411. Hecker, Sylvia Novetsky, Bessie * * * Dinkin, Helen Pasicoff, Zelda SISTERHOOD OF BNAI JA- Miller, Rose Frank and Henrietta COB will have a latke and card Wallick. The next meeting will party at 8 p. m. next Wednesday be held at the Bowl-O-Drome at Congregation Bnai Jacob, 12157 Dec. 10. Prospective members Linwood. Proceeds will go for are welcome. veterans' needs at Percy Jones * * Hospital. There will be prizes. NAOMI CHAPTER, Bnai Brith For tickets and information call Young Women, will hold the TO. 8-2551 or UN. 1-6463. second membership tea of the * * * season at 2 p. m. Sunday at the LADIES' AUXILIARY OF home of Miss Edythe Ainbinder, KOROSTISHEVER AID SOCIE- 3824 Cortland. The program will TY will have its annual donor include introduction of officers, luncheon next Monday noon at a resume of committee work, the Book Cadillac Hotel. There . singing by Naomi choral group will be entertainment and. a guest and serving of refreshments. speaker. For reservations call the Girls 18 to 20 interested in join- president, Mrs, Rose Friedman, ing are invited. TY. 4-7433, or Mrs. Nellie Moroy, * * * TO. 8-0042. * * * HEBREW LADIES' AID SO- CIETY will have a card party FRANCES SOLOVICH CHAP- at the Bnai Moshe at 8 p. m. on TER OF BNAI BRITH celebrated Dec. 18. Proceeds will be used its third anniversary Dec. 5, at for packages to be sent to dis- Louis Marshall headquarters. The placed persons in Europe. Mrs. presentation of the B.B.Y.O. Eleanor Ehrenwald is chairman. chapter was made by Leonard Mrs. Grace Diamond is in charge Belove. The chapter elected the of tickets. Plans are being made following officers: president, Bet- for the annual Purim dinner ty Provizer; vice presidents, •Ann dance to be held March 10. A Stoller and Priscilla Birnholtz; regular meeting will be held recording sec'y., Natalie Levine; Dec. 11 at the Bnai Moshe. financial sec'y., Roberta Levitt; * * * treasurer, Jean Fliesher; sentinel, HOME RELIEF SOCIETY Peggy Rosenberg; sponsors, Mrs. board members will meet at a Edith Goodman and Beatrice luncheonette at the home of Mrs. Schatton. Chapter members are Irving H. Small, 1570 W. 7-Mile raising funds by volunteering to Road, at noon next Thursday. stay with babies and giving the Fund-raising committees of the proceeds to the treasury. The recent fashion luncheon review chairman of this group is Selma will be honored. Mrs. Arthur N. Feinberg, TO. 7-1659. * * * Gould will preside at the busi- ness meeting to precede the so- BRANDEIS LODGE WOMEN'S cial hour. The society sent a AUXILIARY of Bnai Brith elect- large Menorah for the chapel at ed the following officers: Mrs. Percy Jones Hospital for the dis- Anne Gutterman, president; Lena abled veterans' Hanukah party, Miller and Betty Young, vice- in addition to wine, candies and presidents; Clara Davidson, Eve- gifts. lyn Berger and Dolly Zloto, re- * * *. cording, corresponding and fi- DETROIT WOMEN'S SERVICE nancial secretaries: Rose Guton, CLUB, at a meeting Dec. 4, wel- treasurer; Bea Fealk, monitress; comed five new members and Cele Goodman; guardian; Sally . made plans for a clothes drive Feldman, sentinel; Virginia Lew- to aid the destitute in Europe. is and Jean Howell, trustees; Packages to be . sent to Percy Adelaide DeRoven, Belle Dubrin- Jones Hospital were wrapped on sky, Bernice Howell, Selma Fein- Thursday by a group of volun- berg; Molly Feldman,, Rose Stev- teers at Lachar's. ens, board members. *.- • * * E ZR A WOMEN'S DIVISION PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT of Detroit Federation of Polish CLUB thanks all who helped Jews continues to sponsor a ser- make a success of the 11th donor ies of parties to increase its re- luncheon held' at Latin Quarters lief funds. A card party will be Nov. 27. The sale of 850 tickets held at the Bnai Moshe Dec. 12. marked the doubling of last Call Mrs. S. StoCkler, TO. 5-0744, year's attendance. Members were for reservations for the annual hosts at Eloise Hospital Dec. 3 donor luncheon at the Statler on and distributed gifts to patients. * * * Jan. 9. Chairmen of brunches are: Mrs. A. Michelson, TO. UNIVERSITY AREA WOM- 5-6663, or 'Mrs.. G. Solomon, TO. EN'S CLUB installed the follow- 5-0351, ing new officers at a meeting * * * at the home of Mrs. Albert Po- DETROIT WOMEN'S DIVIS- tiker, on Monica: Mrs. Sidney ION OF THE AMERICAN JEW- Pozen, president; Mrs. Harry ISH CONGRESS will open its Levine, vice-president; Mrs. Nor- fund raising campaign with a man Gorman, secretary; Mrs. THE JEWISH NEWS Alfred Hecker, treasurer. T h e group supports important phil- anthropies. The next meeting Will be held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs, Norman Sof- fen, 18980 Greenlawn, Anyone desiring to join the club is re- quested to contact Mrs. Harry Nachman, UN. 22749. • * * PISGAH WOMEN OF BNAI BRITH will have an open meet- ing Dec. 10, 8:30 p.m. at the Bnai Moshe. Dolly Mason will speak on "Intolerance" and will discuss the activities of the Anti- Defamation League. The meeting also will serve as a food shower. Mrs. Julius Meskin, war service chairman, asks that packages be brought for shipment to the needy. Canned and other foods are needed. Mrs. Meskin is as- sisted by Mesdames Herman Stein, Samuel Shulman, Irving Robinson. * * * JEWISH WOMEN'S SERVICE CLUB will have a New Year's Eve party at the Park Avenue Penthouse. This affair is open to the public. Reservations must be in by Dec. 21. Emma Adelson, Friday, December 7, I945 'Eternal Light' Features Modern Maccabee Story "The Lantern in the Inferno," a story about a modern Macca- bee, by Morton Wishengrad, will be presented on the Eternal Light on Sunday, Dec. 9, 1945 (NBC 11 a. m.; WEAF 12 noon, EST). Rabbi Felix A. Levy of Chicago will deliver a brief ad- dress at the conclusion of the broadcast. vice-president, and Edith Cohen, chairman, are in charge. The fol- lowing are accepting reservations: Sophie Ellenbogen, TY. 6-9685; Sally Left, TO. 5-4591; Harriet Miller, TO. 7-7408; Gussie Roch- man, TY. 7-6563; and Emma Adelson, TY. 6-9738. * * * SISTERS OF ZION MIZ- RACHI and Young Women's Mizrachi will have a Hanukah Oneg Shabbat in honor of Mrs. J. Landau, national secretary, at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Bnai Da- vid. Mrs. J. S. Sperka will pre- side. J.N.F. contributions are be- ing accepted by Mrs. M. L. Wis- er, TO. 8-0227. 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There isn't room for that extra electrical appliance in your hOme, either—not if you have an inade- 'quate wiring system with overloaded circuits and improper distribution of outlets. It's a comfortable, satisfying home where you can. arrange furniture to suit yourself—where the room arrangement isn't dictated by the chance location of outlets. Your home may be an old one, but it can hold all the electri- cal conveniences of a new one with adequate wiring. You'll want a new frozen-food cabinet, electric range,-automatic laundry, electric dishwasher and many other electrical appliances that will make living more pleasant and easier in your home of tomorrow. Be sure of adequate wiring by inspecting it today! This is one of a series of advertisements prepared in cooperation with the Electrical Association of Detroit in the interest of insuring adequate wiring for every home in this area. When you build or remodel, be sure your home is properly wired. 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