Women's Club Activities

At a meeting May 10 of THEO- GOODFELL OWSHIP WO-
DORE HERZL LODGE, LADIES' MEN'S AUXILIARY held a
AUXILIARY of Bnai Brith, the mothers and daughters luncheon
following officera were elected: May 17 at the Wilshire.
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President, Mrs. Lester Wolfe;
vice presidents, Mesdames 'Harry
The LADIES AUXILIARY of
Golden and Abe Medbw; record- the CHARLES AND AARON KO-
ing secretary, Mrs. George Sug-. GAN POST, JWV, presented. a
arman; corresponding secretary, variety Show at a party at the
Mrs, Howard Wolfe; financial Dearborn Veterans Hospital May
secretary, Mrs. Louis Deutsch; 11. Gum was given to all pati-
treasurer, Mrs. David Werner; ents. A wheel chair which had
trustees, Mesdames Jack Gill, been purchased and given to the
Meyer Zeff, Harry Paskovitz, Auxiliary by Harris Borinstein
Louis Wolfe, Isaac Jacobson.
was presented to Paul Marquardt
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of Petoskey, Mich.
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PISGAH WOMEN of Bnai
YOUNG WOMEN'S SISTER-
Brith will hold their annual
election of officers at 8 p. m. on HOOD of Cong. Beth Moses will
Monday, May 24, at Bnai Moshe hold a night of games at 8 p.
Auditorium_ Officers and board Tuesday, June 1, at the syna-
members wil act as hostesses gogue, £3740 Linwood.
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that evening :and refreshments
DETROIT LADIES AUXILI-
will be serve& All members are
ARY No. 135 of Jewish War
urged to attend!
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Veterans of the U. S. will hold
DETROIT WOMEN'S SERVICE installation of officers at the home
CLUB will hold nominations and of Mrs. Morris Simon, 3742 Clem-
election of officers at 8:30 p.m. ents, Monday, May 24, 8:30 pm.
Monday, May 24, at the Cultural The following officers will be
Center, 2705 Joy Road. Anyone installed: Hilda Goldberg, presi-
wishing to join is asked to call dent; Zelda Levine and Grace .
the membership chairman, Mrs. Hart, vice presidents; Edith_ Mes-
kin, treasurer; Sadie Goldberg,
Dolly Budrnan, UN. 2-3011.
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corresponding secretary; T,illian
HENRY MORGENTILA.0 Morris, recording secretary; Hat-
CHAPTER, Bnai Brith Women, tie Cohen, chaplain; .Minnie Hart,
will 'hold its annual closed meet- conductress; Eva Feinstein, pa-
ing at 8:30 p.m. Monday, May 24, triotic instructor.
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at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
THE
LADIES
OF MOSAIC dra-
Mrs. Kalman Bruss, president, an-
nounces that election of officers matic group will present a one-
will be held. Members are urged act comedy, -"Seven Old Maids,"
to reserve places now for the in- at 8:30 p:m: Wednesday, Ma'y 26,
stallation dinner to be held June in the Colonnade Room of Ma-
sonic Teinple. The cast includes
2 at Huyler's.
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Marian Otis, Gertrude Hertz-
MRS. LIONEL GOLUB, nation- berg, Jean Siegel, Esther Silver,
al vice-president of the Mizrachi Shirley Garsoff, Dora Sparr,
Women's Organization of -Amer- Wilma Howard, Mollie Starrnan,,
ica, and chairman of the national Anne Grossman, Anna Cohen and
board of the religious-Zionist Ann Finkelstein. Ida Lucas,
women's group, was the principal pianist, will be the accompanist.
speaker a,t a meeting of the DE- Tickets may be obtained by call-
TROIT COUNCIL OF MIZRACHI ing Elizabeth Posner, director,
UN. 4-1478, _ .or any member of
WOMEN on Tuesday evening.
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the cast.
Letters from DP's asking for
help were read last week at the Sholom Aleichem Women
meeting of the WOMEN'S EMER-
GENCY RELIEF COMMITTEE Hold Luncheon May 22
at the home of Mrs. S. Daniel,
.2520 Richton. A food shower was
.A dessert luncheon and lecture
given Wednesday by Mrs. J. Kar- cm the -New Jewish State, Israel,
dener, 2922 Fullerton, and Mrs. will be given by the Women's Di-
Walter Epstein, 3041 Gladstone, at vision of the Sholom Aleichem
the Kardener residence. Volun- Folk -Institute at the home of Mrs.
. teers, urgently needed to pack Samuel Rosen, 1421 Boston Blvd.,
the food for shipment, are asked on Saturday, May 22, 1 p.m. The
to apply at the Women's Emer- speaker will be Moishe Haar.
gency Relief headquarters, 12204
"Mrs. Samuel Rosen, in behalf of
Linwood.
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Mrs. Allan Barron was elected
by the SHERUTH LEAGUE to
smceed Mrs. Sander Hillman as
president. She will be installed
at the group's annual mother and
daughter event May 26 at Huy-
ler's. Mrs. J. Bader is chairman.
The League will be co-hostess for
the luncheon at the League of
Jewish Women s meeting June 1
at Shaarey Zedek. Mrs. M. Ber-
lin is in charge, With Mrs. I.
Erman as co-chairman.

Mrs. Krolik to Address
Mairrionides Auxiliary;
Fund Luncheon May 25

Mrs. Julian Krolik will discuss
the work of the Interracial Com-
mittee of Detroit at the next
membership meeting of the Wo-
men's Auxiliary of the Maimon-
ides Medical Society at 12:30
p.m., Saturday, May 22, at
Huyler's.
Hostesses for the luncheon will
be Mesdames Henry Small,

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ward Skully, M. Stomell, Max
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Mrs. Charles . Gitlin, chairman,
and Mrs.. I. Walter Silver, co-
chairman, are designing the
souvenir book for the Auxiliary's
fund-raising luncheon, to be held
Tuesday, May 25, at 1230 p.m.
at Masonic Temple.
Jacobson's, Inc., of Grosse
Pointe will display fashions,
modeled by John Robert Powers
models. Mrs: Louis Kazdan and
Mrs. Harold J. Ginsberg are
ticket chairmen for the luncheon.

Two Soloists Scheduled
For Hashofar Musicale

The - next home musicale of
"Hashofar" Society for the Ad-
vancement of Jewish Music will
be held Sunday evening, May 23,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Malamud, 4092 Sturtevant.
Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler will be
chairman of the evening. Cantor
Hyman Adler and Odell Small,
contralto, will be heard in Yid-
dish and Hebrew songs, assisted
at the piano by Vivian Kozenn.
Shirley Subar Sklash will lead in
group singing.
Refreshments will be served.
The musicale is open to members
and their friends.

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Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, presi-
dent, urges all women interested
to be guests of the League for
dessert luncheon at 1 p.m., and
to remain for the program which
will include a play given by the
dramatic group of Visgah Chapter
of Bnai Brith, presentation of
youth., awards and installation of
officers of The League.

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man, Geraldine Botwin, Velma Cohen,
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Mrs. Ethel Shorr, chairman of
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The choral group of the -Sis-
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a one-act musical comedy, "The
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Wexler and Morton Zieve, in-
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Fanny Kaner at the Wayne Uni-
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the Detroit Opera Guild and Al
Goldstein. Piano solos will be by
Walter Levine.
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Bernie Mintz and his orchestra
will provide the music .for the
show. Allan Vinocur and David
Klavons will emcee, and vocalist
Herbert - .Stoorman also will be
featured.
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especially members of Bnai
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