Women's Club Activities The WOMEN'S AUXILIARY of the MAIMONIDES MEDICAL SOCIETY will hold a special luncheon meeting and pep rally at 1 p. m. Saturday, May 10, at the home of Mrs. Bernard Rose, 2505 W. Boston. Co-hostesses will be Mesdames Alex Friedlander, Sidney .Levine, Max Licht, Adolph we and D. B. Marcus. The nomination committee will be selected, and members will report on ticket sales for the an- nual fashion show scheduled for May 27 at the Book Cadillac Hotelt • • • Rabbi Israel Freedman of New York was guest speaker at the April 30 meeting of AVIVA CHAPTER of JUNIOR MIZRA- CHI at the home of Rayetta Harris. • • • LOUIS D. BRANDEIS WOMEN of Bnai Brith held their Mother's Day celebration May 4 at the Rose Sittig Cohen, Bldg. • • • The LADIES AUXILIARY of CONG. BETH SHMUEL will hold its fifth annual luncheon at 12 noon Thursday, June 3, at Bnai Moshe social hall. Proceeds will go toward construction ,of a new synagogue. For reservations call Mrs. L. Leebove, TO. 5-1351, or Mrs. B. Babcock, HO. 9298. The Auxiliary will hold a meet- ing and luncheon May 13 at the home of Mrs. Babcock, 2481 Oak- man Blvd. • • • Detroit Alumnae Group of PHI SIGMA Sorority will hold its second annual mother-daughter luncheon at 1 m. Saturday, May 10, at the Detroit Leland. All members, their mothers and daughters are invited. • • • ZEDAKAH CLUB will have a dinner dance in celebration of the club's 25th anniversary on Tuesday, May 27, at Northwood Inn. For reservations call Mrs. Max Elias, chairman, TO. 6-0175, or Mrs. Saiin Baker, NO. 2848. Page Thirteen THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, May 9„ 1947 Hochman, - co-chairman, IV. 5094. Mrs. Nathan Rosen is president of the Sisterhood. • • • The PRIMROSE BENEVO- LENT CLUB will have a social meeting Monday, May 12, at Bnai Moshe. Gertrude Oberstein will give a book review. Mem- bers are urged to bring pros- pective members to this meeting. • • • THE HEBREW LADIES AID SOCIETY will sponsor a straw- berry festival and games party at 8 p. m. Wednesday, May 14, in the Bnai Moshe auditorium. Admis- sion is 75 cents and members are invited to bring their families and friends. • • • • LOUIS MARSHALL WOMEN of BNAI BRITH will hold their final meeting and election of of- ficers May 20 at the Workmen's Circle. A board meeting will be held May 13 at the home of Mrs. A. Schaywitz, 2720 Oaktnan Ct. The group's annual mother and daughter party will be held June 3 at the Jewish Community Cen- ter. • • • The LADIES AUXILIARY of the LT. RAYMOND ZUSSMAN POST, JWV, is having a member- ship tea from 3 to 5 p. m. Sunday, May 10, at the home of Bernice Zussman, 2918 Sturtevant. Those interested in membership are in- vited to attend. For further in- formation call NO. 0892 or TO. 8-6227. • • • INFANTS SERVICE GROUP will elect officers on Monday, at the home of Mrs. Meyer So- perstein, 18290 Northlawn. Mrs. Jack Freeman, case worker, will report on needy cases which have come to the attention of the group. Climaxing a membership drive, LOMZER LADIES' SOCIAL CLUB will hold a paid-up mem- bership event Wednesday, May 14, at the Book-Cadillac Hotel. • • • Alumni and active groups of NU CHAPTER of IOTA ALPHA PI sorority will hold their annual Mother's Day luncheon Sunday, May 11, at Rosenberg's. Tradi- tional awards to the most active sorority members and pledges will be announced. • • • The annual orphan shower given by the NORTH WOOD- WARD BRANCH JEWISH EURO- PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA- TION, will be held Tuesday, May 27, at Rosenberg's. Proceeds will go for clothing for the orphan and widows in Europe. Tickets may be obtained from the chairman, Mrs. Anna Goldberg, TO. 8-4052. • • • The Victoria Burnstein Mother and Daughter Banquet, sponsored by the LADIES' AUXILIARY OF THE MLAWERUMGEGEND VEREIN, will take place at 6:30 p. m. Thursday, May 22, at Moss Kosher Catering. Prizes will be given to the oldest mother, the youngest mother, the youngest grandmother, and' the mother with the most daughters present. For reservations call Mrs. I. Burnstein, TR. 2-4053, or Mrs . J. Kasmer, TO. 8-0534, by May 15. • • • The PIONEER WOMEN'S OR- GANIZATION has accepted the Tov Appeal presented by Dvora Rothbard on her recent visit to Detroit. Club Two of the PWO has pledged $600. The largest contribution, $100, was given by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Katzman of Stoepel Ave. Club Two has also arranged an educational program for the month of May. • • • The annual Mother and Daugh- ter Banquet sponsored by SIS- TERHOOD BETH ITZCHOCK will be held at 6:30 p.m. Monday, May 12, at Zack's. Mrs. Bernard Shiller is chairman. For reser- vations call Mrs. Celia Wein- VflOBrilialltightar the Ticket Committee, or Tette National JWV Head Visits State Auxiliaries ries. All public and parochial schools participated in the Quiz- downs. An able pianist, Richard is a student in the Shaarey Zedek Sunday School and the Rose Sit- Eleven-year-old Richard Komi- tig Cohen branch of the United saruk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hebrew Schools. He loves his Samuel Komisaruk of 3249 Clem- Hebrew studies and takes a deep ents, won the championship of interest in world affairs. the Spring Detroit Free Press - WXYZ Quizdown. He was de- raeme 5/ower3 clared winner by eight points over Ter- "Always Fresh Flowers" rance McCafferty be- Floral Specialties fore a capacity audi- For Weddings ence in the Art Insti- and Showers tute auditorium last Bill Caplan - Larry Morris Saturday. 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We Deliver Richard, who is a sixth grade pupil in the MacCulloch School, has qualified to visit Washington this week, all expenses paid. He went on his trip with Lawrence Miller, champion of the Fall se- TINA BRILL The Department of Michigan Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish War Veterans will be hostess to Tina Brill, national JWV presi- dent, at her annual conference with Michigan leaders, May 14 and 15. A tea and social meeting are planned for Thursday afternoon, May 15, at the Belcrest Hotel. A dinner and general meeting are planned for that evening. All members wishing to attend these affairs are asked to call Mrs. Elizabeth Shapero, arrangements chairman, TO. 7-1026, for reser- vations. Tuesday, May 13, Miss Brill, accompanied by Mrs. Louba Lu- piloff, department president, and Mrs. Eva Mann, national legisla- tive co-chairman, will visit the Lt. Eli Rosenbloom Auxiliary in Flint. DRAMATICS NATURE STUDY ARTS & CRAFTS