JT WISH. N,ENY

Pale Fourteen..

Women's

Clubs

Waynites Betrothed

The YOUNG WOMEN'S` sTifok
will open its fall season with in-
stallation , of • officers at 9 ' , pm..
Thursday, Oct, 2, .!,in ,Butzel Mall
of the Jewish Center.. Prospective
members are. invited to attend.

Mrs. Milton Harris, chairMan
of B E T AARON ..:SISTER,
HOOD'S donor luneheon, an-
nounces that a fashion show,
sical program and prominent
speaker will highlight the donor
luncheon ;scheduled far Nov.' 18•
at the Bel-Aire -Terrace - Rooth.
Mrs. Sam Schneider, vice-presi-
dent, in- charge of ways and means
is Co-chairman, of -the luncheon:
Mrs. Meyer Pomerantz, journal
chairman; and Mesdames Jack
Raisin, Seymour' Weissthan.,• Sid-
ney HarriS, Nathan Feld' and H.
Aaronson, co-Workers on lunch.
eon. committee..' Reservations' are
being taken noW by Mrs. Harris ;
UN. 3-8532, and'Mrs. S. Sehneid-
er,: UN. 2-5430. Mrs. Saul Docks,
president, invites members and
friends to attend the next meet-
ing of the Sisterhood,' at 8:30 p.-m.
Oct. 13, at the synagogue, Wyom-
ing at Thatcher.
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Members of the HEBREW
LADIES AID SOCIETY are
asked to bring in their donor'
pledges so that plans may be ad-
vanced for the group's annual
.donor luncheon to 'be held Nov.
12 at the Bel-Aire. Mrs.. Ida
Berkowitz is pledge chairman.
Mrs. Elfreda Greenwald and Ma-
tilda Kepes are chairmen of the
luncheon. * * *
•NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID
will hold its first board meeting
Sept. 29 at the home of Mrs. Jo-
seph Levy, 1917 Calvert. Mrs.
Harry Steinberg and Mrs. H. W.
Herz are co-hostesses. The organ-
ization's season will open Oct. 27.
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CLUB'• ' ONE of the Pioneer
Women's Organization held 1 a
farewell gathering Sept. 18 in
honor of Mrs, M. Goldoftas, Who
is leaving far . Palestine. 'Sophie
Sislin, Dora Kinove• and Adele
Mondry were elected delegates
to the 10th annual PWO conven -
tion which will take place Oct.
23 to 27 in St. Louis. Plans are
underway for an extensive mem-
bership drive which will culmin-
ate in a tea Oct 13 ' at the Labor
Zionist . Institute, 17322 Linwood.
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HOME RELIEF SOCIETY will
bold its only fund-raising event
of the year Oct. 21 at the Book-
Cadillac. The Ernst Kern Co. will
present a fashion show of around-
the-Clock styles at the luncheon.
Reservations may be Made. by
calling Mrs. Peter A. Miller, TY:
574051, Mrs. Ben Gale, TU: 3,
0828, or Mrs. S. Tauber, TO. 8-
3687. 'Due to the increased num-
ber of requests for direct relief,
the officers ask anyone who has
clothes, furniture or other house-
hold items that are - not in use to
donate them to the society. For
pickup of donations call. Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Sam Marks, UN.
3608, Mrs. Ralph LeVy, TO. 8-
4590.
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To benefit orphans in Europe
and Palestine, ODESSA PRO-
GRESSIVE AID SOCIRTY
LADIES are sponsoring their an-
nual donor luncheon at 12:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 28, at the Hotel
Statler. Officers for the fund-
raising project are Frances
Shayne, chairman; Dorothy
Weinliart, assistant chairm a n;
Helen: Ring, treasurer; Eve Hay-
man, chairman of arrangements,
and Sarah Kanter, recording sec-
retary and ticket distributor.
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N. WOODWARD Branch of
EUROPEAN JEWISH WOMEN'S
WELFARE ORGANIZATION
will hold the opening meeting of
the , year at 1 p. m. Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. P. Gurvitz, 2483
Calvert. Plans will be made for
the donor luncheon to be held
Dec. 9 at Bel-Aire, Mrs. Albert
Kurzman, president, announces.
Arrangements also will be made
to raise funds to clothe European
orphans. * * *
CLUB TWO . 6f the Pioneer
Women's Organization is holding
its first membership social at' 1
p. m. Wednes4ay, Oct. 1, at the
home' of Bessie Kunim, 3344 Les-
lie. Mrs. M. Moser will preside. '
D.• Dworkin will interpret the
yalues of Sukirot, and Estelle Mis-

Fridoy, Sept-ember, 26. 1947,

Wed in February..

Local Brevities

. All tall Men and women are in-
vited to attend the opening get-
together of the TALL TOWERS
CLUB, a cocktail:party from 4
to 6 p. m., Sunday, Oct. 5, at the
home bf Jerrie
Hambuig,
.
. ,
Webb.-
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MItS.. DAVID B. WERBE has
been. appointed chairman of ?in-
ternational relations of the Sister
Elizabeth Kenny •Foundation.

:three Years in the Arnlecl,To,rcest„.
with nine months in' the
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an Theater.
A February wedding is plannia..
planned.

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MISS PAULINE ROMISAR
Mr. and Mrs. Louis :Komisar of
Pasadena Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Pauline, to, Julius Markman, • son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Markman.
The bride-elected . is attending
Wayne University where she is
affiliated with Sigma Theta Del- ,
to sorority. Her fiance is a grad-
uate of Wayne University and a
'member of Rho Pi' Phi fraternity.

kin, J. Sterling, C. Plafkin and
S. Weinberg will give reports on
their attendante at. the Pioneer
Regional Seminar.
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LOUIS MARSHALL BNAI
BRITH 'YOUNG' WOMEN will
have. a membership' tea- Sept. 30
at the home of Gertrude Glad-
stone, 2733 Leslie. Girls 18-25 are
invited: There will be games and
refreshments: For information
call the membership chairman,
Bobbie Silverstein; 'fY. -8-0538.
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Michigan Women of ALPHA
OMEGA'• DENTAL .''FRATERN-'i
ITY will sponsor a dinnei r, .and
meeting- next Thursday, at fitly-
ler's in the Fisher Bldg. Dinner
will be at 7 p.m. and the meeting
at 8. Mrs, Morris Adler will be the
guest speaker. -Officers are: Pres-
ident, Mrs. Henry Green; vice-
president, Mrs. Albert Altman;
recording secretary, 'Mrs. Henry
Berris; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Joseph Starman4 treasurer,
Mrs: Nathan, Gitlin. The 'honor-
ary presidents are Mrs. Samuel
Gerendasy and Mrs. Leon KatZin.
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RABBI MANDEL M. ZAGER
CHAPTER of Bnai Brith will
hold: a social meeting • at 8:30
p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 1 at Bnai
Moshe Synagogue. Plans will be
discussed for the group's parti-
cipation in the city-wide, Bnai
Brith W o m e n's . fun_d-raising
event Nov: 29.
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WOMEN'S LEAGUE of TEL
GUIBORIM will hold its first an-
nual donor dinner dance at the
Bel-Aire Wednesday, Oct. 29.
Mrs. Anton Rosenfeld is chair-
man and Mrs. Robert Middleman
co-chairman. Proceeds will be'
used to establish a settlement in.
Palestine as a living monument,
to the heroes of the battle for
freedom of Israel.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S M E Z -
RACHI will have a membership
tea at 1 p. m. Oct. 1 at the home
of Mrs. Nat Fierberg, 3336
Glynn Ct. Final plans will be
discussed for the donor luncheon.
which will take place Dec. 3 at,
the Bel-Aire Supper Club. Mrs.
Lou Friedman is chairman. All
members are urged to attend and
bring their . friendi.
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The Auxiliary of the LAW-
RENCE JONES POST, JWV, will
hold a dessert luncheon at 1 p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. • 0, at the home
of Ann Frankenstein, 2025 W.
Euclid.

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Mrs.. Max -Simerthan; -2740 Rich-
ton, will be hOstes.s to the 'RODIN
CLUB Oct. 1. *
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SEYMOUR 'MCI:IOW; well
in Detroit as radio actor
.and , producer, .is directing the
"Red Feather Roll Call" a week-
ly program over radio station
ly program over Radio gtatiOn
WXYZ, Saturday mornings at
11:45. The 15-minute show is
written by Samuel Sheplow, Com-
munity Chest radio writer, and is
supervised by John Pival of
WXYZ.
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VEGETARIAN CLUB is plan-
ning a 'series of meetings for peo-
ple interested in learning about
vegetarianism. For information
call, Ella Lavine, TY. 6-6386.

Eternal Light to Air
Observations of'Cyprui

•NEW YORK — The first-hand
observations of Mrs. 'David De;.
Sola Pool while visiting 'clisplaer
ed persons who Were rerouted
from Palestine to 't,1- 1*- • island - of
Cyprus, have been adopted'
ivIorton Wishengrad fdr the Eterl •
nal Light. Entitled "The Un-
•deterred,'! this script . will_be pre r
sented at 8 a. m. Sunday, Sept. •
MISS LORRAINE ELLSTEIN 28, on station WWJ.
'• The betrothal of Lorraine gu-
stein;"daUghter 'of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Ellstein of Clements kve.,.
to Bernard Trubowit±, son • of
Mrs. Bessie Trubowitz, of BOston
Blvd., was announced at a *din-
ner givn at the Wilshire TiOtel,
Sept 21.
Both Miss Ellstein and her
CATERERS
fiance attended Wayne Univer-
OFFER YOU
sity. The bridegroom-elect served

One of the greatest contribu-
tions to the perfection of the tele- . „-
phone was made by Emil Ber-
liner, German Jew, who invented
the loose-contact , telephone trans-
mitter, now universally employed
in the telephone.

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