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The board of directors of the
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, • JEW-
ISH HOME FOR AGED, met
June 10 at the home of Mrs.
Samuel Schwartz, 17617 'Rose-.
lawn Monday. June. 21, will be
the last membership meeting
until fall: Activities for - enter- .
.taining the residents of the home
will continue throughout the -
summer months.

At a meeting held at the home
of Mrs. Max Stulberg; the WOM-
EN'S EMERGENCY R E L I EF
COMMITTEE elected Mrs. Irving
Katz as president to succeed Mrs.
M. J. Wohlgelernter. Other of-
ficers are: Mrs. Allan Weisberg
and Mrs. I. Kardiner, vice-presi-
.dents; Mrs.. W: Katz, recording
secretary; Mrs. Aaron Pomeranz,
•corresponding secretary; Mrs. 'A.
'Ginsberg, correspondent; MrS.
Joshua Sperka, treasurer; Mrs.
J. S. Rothschild, financial secre-
.tary; Mrs.' Simcha Wasserman,
foreign . correspondent. A lawn
party will be held June 16 at the
home of Mrs. Weisberg on Wilde-
mere For the benefit of Jewish
DPs overseas.
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WOMEN'S EMERGENCY RE-
LIEF COMMITTEE .will hold a
lawn party for the benefit of DPs
at 1 p.m. Wednesday, June 16, at
the home of Mrs. Allan Weisberg,
' 18965 Wildemere. Mrs. Julius S.
Rothschild, - 2928 Ewald, is chair-
man of the affair: For informa-
tion or tickets call Mrs. Roths-
child, NO. 2594. New officers were
. installed June 7, at the home of
Mrs. Paul Masserman, 3290 Bur-
lingame. Mrs. Irving Katz is the
new president.

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officers; past `presidents, and Mes-
dames Louis Linden, Joseph Rose,
Harry Freedman,. Eli Good and
Samuel CareL,Mrs. Max Schwarti
has been appointed donor lunch-
eon chairman for 1948. The next
meeting will be at 12:30 p.m.
Tuesday, .June 15, .at the home of
-Mrs: 11.: Freedman, 2051 .Hazel-
wood:

Charlotte Waterstone New Child Rescue Guild
Holds First Installation
Heads 13tYW Region The newly-formed Northwest

Charlotte Waterstone was elect-
ed new president of. District 6,
Bnai Brith Young Women; at the
recent convention in Chicago over
-Memorial Day.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer Waterstone of 3816 Fuller-
p.•

- CLUB TWO of the Pioneer Wo-
rnen-*ill close their Season 'rues-
day,'Jtme•15. The following offic-
erg' will be installed: Mesdames
Y. Landy, chairman; D. Dworkin,
cultural chairman; C. Plafkin, I.
Browne, J. Serlin, A. Labiner, I.
Fidler, secretaries; B. Kunin,
treasurer; E. Miskin, S. Boim,
fund-raising chairmen, and • A.
Epel. L. Band, A. Chanes and S.
Young, JNF chairmen.
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DETROIT WOMEN'S SERVICE
CLUB invites the public to its in-
stallation of officers June 16 at the
Palm Beach Cafe. _Mrs. Nora Gold
and Mrs. Bernice .Dickstein are
chairmen. A food_ and clothing
shower for Palestine was held
June 7 at the Cultural Center. ,•

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CHARLOTTE WATERSTONE

ton Ave., she heads one of the
largest BBYW sectors in the coun-
try, since District 6 includes Mich-
igan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minne-
sota, Nebraska and Canada and
comprises 15,00 members. .
Charlotte is president of Louis
Marshall Young Women; serves
on the board of experts composed
of one representative from each
division of. BBYO; has attended
two national conventions in New
York' where she was on the*pro-
gram committee and last year ,in'
St. Paul, Minn., where she was
chairman of the membership and
conservation committee. The 1948
national convention will be held
in Detroit, July 2-7, at the .Tuller
Hotel, and Charlotte will "-team
with Harry Mirvis as co-chairman._

Following a dinner at Huyler's,
HENRY J. MORGENTHAU
CHAPTER of Bnai Brith Women
installed Mrs. Bernard Bliefield
as president for the season ahead;
Others on the new Slate include:
Mesdames Raymond Sharkey, Al-
bert Lupiloff and Leonard -Far-
Per, vice presidehts; Theodore
Brown, Seymour Gallant and Al..
bert Monson, secretaries ; 'Joseph
Felstein, treasurer; Shirley: War,
ner, sentinel; Alexander Tucker,
guide; Kalman Bruss, guardian;
Sam Braverman, Joseph Konicov
and Jack Tauber; trustees;
Moston, Jerome Heitrnan, .Saul
Cooper, Samuel Schiff and DaVid-
Kover, board members.
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SISTERS OF ZION NIIZRACHI
presented Mrs. Mitchell Shaw
and Mrs. R. Miller- with certifi-
Club Bali will be the scene of
cates honoring their outstanding the installation of Mrs. Samuel
achievements for the Child Pincus as president of the YOUNG
Rescue Fund at a meeting June WOMEN'S.BICUR.CHOLEM OR-
2. The group will hold a lawn GANIZATION at 12:30 p.m, Wedr.
party -.June 23 at the home- of nesday, June 16. The other offi-
Mrs. Sol B. Edelman, 2250 S. La- cers are Mesdames Harry Bos-
Salle Gardens. Reservations may man, Jerome Hoffman and Wil-
be made by calling Mrs. Isaac: liam Frankford, vice presidents;
Rosenthal, TY. 6-.6066, or Mrs. Joseph Viedrah, treasurer; Mor-
Rose Singer, UN. 3-4532.
ris Nemer, M. L. KahldOn, Rose
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Brown and Newman Kriopper,
YOUTH EDUCATION League secretaries. Plans for the coming
announces the following officers year will be presented.
for the coming year: Mesdames
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Louis Fried, president; Lewis
Mrs. Sidney Sherman was elec-
Manning, Benjamin Gelman, Eli ted president f of the DETROIT
Gross, Arthur Cainpbell, vice LEAGUE for the NATIONAL
presidents; Morris Cohen, Robert HOME for JEWISH CHILDREN..
Dishell and Alfred Lakin, secre- Mrs. Milton Mahler and Mrs.
taries; Philip °lender, treasurer; Charles Kottler are vice .presi-
Morris Burst' in, remembrance dents.
and memorial; Douglas Purther,
case chairman; and Maurice Sil-
verman, Morris Dresner, Sam
Gerber, David Berg. and Harry
Samlar, board members. Instal-
lation will be held June 16 at the
Book' CadillacHotel. ,
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JERICHO REBEKAH LODGE.
NO. 328 will have a2 luncheon
and fashion show at Frank &
Seder Auditorium on June 14,
12:30 p.m. Proceeds will go to
the cancer fund. Mrs. Mary
Schwartz is chairman of the af---
fair.

. INFANTS' SERVICE GROUP
held its election of officers June
9 at the Wardell Sheraton Hotel.
Mrs. David •Riseman was the in-
stalling officer. Following are the
newly elected board members:
Mesdames Nathan.Simon, Edward
Wolfson, Albert Cutler, Edward
Rosenfield, Harry Goodman, Jack
Freeman,' Hy Kramer, Samuel
Guttentag, William Katz, Lewis
Levin, Adolph Goodman, Leo
Biegelman, Arthur May, Arthur
Leebove. Honorary. Members of
the, board are Mesdames Harry
Weingarden, David Riseman and
Samuel 1VIerson.

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PROGRESSIVE LADIES UNT.
VEREIN will hold a luncheon
and afternoon of games at 12
noon Tuesday, June 15, at Kern's.
Proceeds will go to the Child
Rescue F urn d. Members and
friends are invited.

GOLDIE MEYERSON GROUP
of the Pioneer Women held an
evening of games June 3 at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Brindze.
Mrs. Shulamith GOldoftas related
her experiences on her recent
trip to Palestine. Proceeds went
for child welfare in Palestine.-
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LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CHAP-
TER, Bnai Brith Women, will in-
stall its new officers at a dinner
at 7 pan. Wednesday, June 16, at
_the Park:--Ave. Penthouse. The
new leader's are Mesdames Jack
.:Howell,. president; Barry I3utow,
Maurice Lesagor and,. Phillip
Fealk,. vice presidents; David
Howell, treasurer; HarmOn Moss,
Albert Katz, Paul Lewis and
Harry Fox, secretaries; Moe Mil-
ler, rnonitress;, Louis Magedman,
Beri..Alderman, guardian.
Phillip Stevens, sentinel; Sam
Gutterman; Aaron itOsen and
Norman Davidson, trustees. For
reservations, ' call Mrs. Meyer
Feinstein, installation chairman,
TO. 7-7292.'

Child Rescue Guild will hold its
first installation Monday evening,
June 14, at the home of -. Mrs.
Samuel Kampner,18960 San Juan
• These young women' .have al-
ready contributed` the proceeds of
their first successful venture' to
the Mizrachi Women's Organiza-
tion of-America.
Mrs. Max Goldsmith, the club's
organizer, will install the follow-
ing 'offiters: Mrs. Edward Lutz;
resident; Mesdames Joseph Gor-
dan and Saha Rosenberg, vice
presidents; - Mrs. Harry Rudack,
treasurer; • Mesdames A. Zarrietk,
S; Levin, M. Plaskove and M.
Kogan, -secretaries. -

THE JEWISH NEWS-9

Friday, June

FLORENCE WEINTRAUB will
present intermediate and advanc-
ed piano students in a recital at
8 p.m. Thursday, June 17, at the
Downtown YWCA. The public is
invited.

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