Pioneer Women Hope to Reach Goal
op Of $78,000 at Dec. 6 Donor Program
Jewish Center
Activities
on
Completing arrangements for the donor program of the Pioneer
Women's Organization are, left to right, MESDAMES DAVID COLE-
MAN, Moatzoth Hapoaloth chairman; M. MICHLIN, PWO • Council
president; DAVID SISLIN, program chairman, and HARRY KAY,'
bulletin chairman.
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Enthusiastic reports from club
representatives foretell a success-
ful program Monday evening,
Dec. 6, at. Masonic Temple, when
the Pioneer Women's Organiza-
tion of . Detroit presents its an-
nual donor -event.
...Featured on the program will
be author and diplomat Ira A.
Hirschmann; Cantor Saul Meisels,
and dancers Katya Delakova and
Fred Berk.
The women are seeking $78,000
for the Working Women's Coun-
cil in Palestine from this event.
Leaders of the donor campaign
are Mesdames R. Landy, building
and rescue chairman; D. Mondry,
organizations; D. Colman, Moat-
zoth Hapoaloth; H. Kay, bulletin,
and D. Sislin, program.
Mrs. Reba Coleman is PWO
delegate to the Histadrut conven-
tion being held in New York
Nov. 26.
Congress Women to Hold
Group Meetings Monday
Talented Detroiters
Contribute Efforts to
Council Fashion Show
wow"
Leo Brodmans Spend
HoneyMoon in Europe
Friday, November . 26, 1948
At a ceremony Sunday after-
noon, Nov. 14, at her parents'
Oak Dr. home, Rosalie Holtzman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
"Promoting the Mature Per- Holtzman, became the bride of
sonality" is the title Dr. 0 R.
Yoder, medical superintendent of
the Ypsilanti State Hospital, 14.as
chosen for his address on per-
sonality problems and mental hy-
giene for the Wednesday Evening
Discussion Group, at 9 p. m. Dec.
1,- at 9 p. m. in the Ginsburg
Lounge of the Jewish Center.
The lecture is open to the public.
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Sammy Barnett and his rhythm
boys will furnish the dance music
Sunday evening, Dec. 5, at the
Jewish Center, for the Sunday
nighters. An exhibition ballroom
dance team will provide enter-
tainment.
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Since Mort Goodman of the
Jewish Center staff announced
the service, Center members have
found it advantageous to call the
MRS. LEO BRODMAN
center from 2 to 4 p. m. Tuesday
Leo
Brodman, son of Mr. and
or Thiursday to find out available
Mrs.
Benjamin Brodman of
baby sitters. The service is still
Prairie Ave.
available.
Beverly Lastar served as maid-
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Thanksgiving will be ce%- of-honor for the bride, who
brated by the Los Angeles chose for her wedding a gown of
Telcove club at 8:30 p.m. Sun- flesh-colored taffeta and a veil of
day, Nov. 28, in Butzel Hall. Ac- French illusion held by a head-
cording to Mrs. Miriam Slobin, piece of heirloom rosepointe lace.
She carried a prayer book with
newly-elected program chairman, stephanotis.
gala decorations and an orchestra
The young couple left on ari
will provide the holiday spirit.
extended wedding trip to Europe.
The Thanksgiving Ball will be They will reside in Detroit.
the first special event since the
election of the following new
officers. of Telcove: Mrs. Elfreda
Candid
Greenwald, president; • Alfred
Klain, vice president; Rose Droot-
PICTORIAL ALBUMS
man, secretary; Peppi Fine, treas-
"Yeaterday's Dream—
Today's Reality"
urer; Mrs. Miriam Slobin, pro-
PHOTOGRAPHS
OF ALL KINDS
gram chairman, trustees, Mes-
Evenings Only
dames Sara Gold and Berty
R. Goldenberg
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Greenwald and Sam Berman and
Benjamin Katz.
The club, composed of men and
women 40 and over, sponsors
weekly Sunday night socials.
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Left to right: Mrs. Sam Gruber,
Mrs. Phil Brestoff, Mrs. William
Mrs. Samuel Herman, chair- Gershenson.
man.of the speakers bureau of
the Women's Division, American
The forthcoming fashion revue
Jewish Congress, announces that of the National Council of Jewish
she has available for the use of Women will take on some of the
organizations interested in such aspects of a Broadway opening,
material, a playlet, "Ours The with specially constructed scen-
Task," written by. Mrs. Harry ery, glamorops costumes and the
Landsman and directed by Mrs. talents of former professionals
why now are active in council.
Mrs. William Gershenson
(Doris Fisher) known as a com-
poser of film song hits, has writ-
ten music styled to each of the
stars in the show. Mrs. Phil Bres-
toff (Dee Parker), will lend her
vocal talents to "That Jewel of
a Dress," and Mrs. Sam Gruber
(Alice pawn) will present "The
Basic Diress." Mrs. Nate Schlafer
will donate "Charity."'"
,—THE JEWISH NEWS
Mrs. Walerstein Heads
Donor Event of Women
Of-Jewish Folk Chorus
Sholem Aleichem
Concert Monday
The annual concert of the Sho-
lem Aleichem Institute will take
place Sunday, Nov.'28, 8:30 p.m.,
at the Jewish Community Center
and will feature the well-known
baritone, Saul Meisels, in a pro- -
gram of Yiddish and Hebrew
songs.
Yudel Mark, well-known peda-
gogue, author, and director of
the Commitee for Yiddish
Schools in New York, will speak
on "The Importance of Jewish
Education in America Today."
Children of the schools, will
present dramatic sketches.
LOUIS 'MARSHALL BUSI-
NESS & PROFESSIONAL Group
of Bnai Brith, is plannirig a major
affair for Dec. 25' at the Detroit-
Leland Hotel.
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The eighth annual donor lunch-
eon of the women's group of the
Jewish Folk Chorus will be held
at 12 noon Wednesday, Dec. 1, at
the Jewish Cultural Center on
Joy Road.
Mrs. Ruth Goldman, soprano,
will be featured vocalist, and
Sandra Edelman, young Detroit
violinist who appeared as soloist
recently with the Cass Technical
High orchestra, will present vio-
lin selections. Rose Bassin Stein
will be at the piano.
Mrs. J. Walerstein is chairman
of the event and Mrs. Walter Litt,
co-chairman. The following wom-
en are on the arrangements com-
Admission to the fashion revue, mittee: Mesdames J. L. Jaffe, L.
which is scheduled for Monday Gray, M. Lacoff, M. Citrin, M.
evening, Dec. 13, at Masonic Tem- Pomish, E. Lazare, R. Levine,
ple, will be a bundle of clothing I. Kessler, R. Kauffer and S.
for the Council Resale Shop.
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