Marshall Young Women
Entertain with Coketails

The Young Adult Community

Philomathies Animal
Oratory Contest Set
For Next Thursday

The Philomathic Debating Club
will hold its 34th annual oratori-
cal contest at 8:15 p. m. Thurs-
day, March 24, at Shaarey Zedek.
Competing for gold, silver, and
bronze medals will be six mem-
bers of the 51-year-old Jewish
forensic organization. They are
Elliott Beitner, Marvin Bernstein,
David Brown, Raymond Gottlieb,
Fred Horwitz, and Leonard Sand-
weiss.
A panel of three judges will
award the medals to the three
best speakers.
The program also will include
short talks by Philomathic alum-
ni. An honorary gavel will be
presented to Seyrriour Raimi, for-
mer speaker.
Election of new Philomathic
officers will be held Sunday,
March 27.
The public is invited to attend
,he oratorical contest.

Junior Hadassah Has
Busy Program Sunday

Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich will speak
on the affiliation of Junior and
Senior Hadassah at the Jr. Ha-
dassah brunch and general meet-
ing , at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, March
20, at the Jewish Center.
Jean Jaslove, program chair-
man, announces that a Purim
theme will prevail at the meet-
ing. Members of Toledo Hadas-
sah will be guests. A portion
of the program will be, devoted
to Youth Aliyah.
That afternoon, Junior Hadas-
sah members will display their
culinary talents with a bake con-
test which will precede a tea
dance, also at the Center. Mem-
bers and their gentlemen friends
are invited.
Yehudah Rosenman, Leonard
Baruch and Larry Weintraub will
judge the contest.

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Twelve Girls Pledge
Sigma Theta Delta

Sigma Theta Delta sorority held
a pledge dinner March 9 at the
Wardell-Sheraton.
The new pledges are Sue Berg-
er, Charlotte Davis, Naomi MISS-
man, Reva Flusty, Thelma Fur-
man, Sallie Kaplan, Betty Provi-
sor, Charlotte Schneider, Sue
Sherman, Shirley Sirota, Ethel
DANNY RASKIN, left, discusses plans for the March 26 Bnai Brith Wilofsky, Eve Zaretsky.
At the same time, formal initia-
Young Women's Council dance with JOYCE SEEDBERG (center) Coun-
tion was held for Shirley Katz.
cil president, and SARA LEE EICHLER (right), dance chairman. Ras-
The affair was planned by Shir-
kin's beauty-personality contest finals will be held at the affair.
ley Sider and Sylvia Goldstick.

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Masada Membership
To See Israel Film

A new Israeli film "Planning
for Peace" will be featured at
the Masada meeting Thursday
evening, March 24, at Shaarey
Zedek, according to Sol J.
Schwartz, program chairman.
Dancing will follow the meet-
ing, which will be open to mem-
bers only. Nomination petitions
for the Masada board of direc-
tors will be available at this
meeting. The election will be
held in May.
Masada's fund-raising cam-
paign for the rebuilding of Kib-
butz Nitzanim, Masada's colony
in Israel, is now in its final
stages, according to Bill Fitzer-
man, chairman. All members who
have not yet made their pledge
are asked to call Fitzerman at
TY. 5-3754.

Young adults between 19 and
30 who like music are invited to
join the YOUNG ADULT CHOR-
AL GROUP at the Jewish Com-
munity Center, being directed by
Dorothea Steinman. The group
meets every Tuesday at 8:30 p. m.
in the Young Adult Lounge of
the Center.

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Events of the Week
For Young Adults

Saturday, March 19-
9 p.m., ZOD Chapter One, Masquen•
ade Ball, open, Bnai Moshe.
9:30 p.m., Saturday Nite Dance, Jew-
ish Center.
Sunday, March 20—
11-:30 a.m., Jr. Hadassah, bruncheon,
open, Jewish center.
2:30 p.m., Jr. Hadassah, tea dance,
closed, Jewish Center.
8 p.m., Hillel-IZFA, Purim carnival,
open, Bnai Moshe.
Tuesday, March 22-
8 p.m., Masada, adult classes, Shaarey
Zedek.
9 p.m., IZFA, meeting, Hillel.
Wednesday, March 23-
8:30 p.m., Wyn Garden—Irving no-
sengard concert, open, Art. Institute,
Thursday, March 24-
8:30 p.m., Masada, general 'meeting*
Shaarey Zedek.
Saturday, March 26-
9 p.m., EBYW Council, dance—beauty
contest, open, Northwest Synagogue.
Sunday, March 27-
2:30 p.m., Young Adult Council, so-
cial, open, Jewish Center.

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Final plans are being arrangedi
for the annual fund-raising af-
fair of the Bnai Brtih Young
Women's Council of Detroit and
Windsor, a spring dance to be
held Saturday night, March 26,
at the Northwest Synagogue, Cur-
tis and Santa Rosa.
Mickey Woolf and his orches-
tra will provide dance music.
Feature attraction of the eve-
ning will be the final judging
of the annual beauty-personality
contest conducted by Danny Ras-
kin, Jewish News columnist.
Prizes will be awarded to the
winners, plus a trophy and crown
for the queen, with celebrated
personalities of the city acting
as judges.
Fund-raising chairman Sara
Lee Eichler of the Rebecca Gratz
Auxiliary anonunces that tickets
have gone on sale and can be
purchased from members of the
Bnai Brith Young Women; the
BBYO office on Dexter; both
Brothers' Restaurant; Hy Horn-
stein's, and Lieberman's.
Joyce Seedberg; president of
the Young Women's Council,
states that proceeds from the
dance will be allocated to the
various philanthropies supported
by Bnai Brith throughout the
nation.

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The Dominoes Club has taken
over sponsorship of the Young
Adult Lounge program at the
Jewish Community Center. Tech-
nical improvements and redecora-
tion of the Lounge are planned,
as well as a new activities 'pro-
gram, according to Phyllis Lip-
sitz, president.

Friday, March 18, 1949

The Louis Marshall chapter of
Bnai Brith Young Women will
give a coketail membership party
from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, March
20, at the home of Gertrude Glad-
stone, 2733 Leslie.
Highlight of the afternoon will
be a fashion show. All young
women between 18 and 25 are in-
vited to attend. For information,
call Ada Cohen, WE. 5-7846, or
Bobbie Silverstein, TO. 5-0872.

Council Offers Detroit, Windsor oung Women
Complete Bnai Brith Dance Plans
Open Social for
Young Adults

The first social affair for all
young adults of the community
sponsored by the Young Adult
Council will take place Sunday
afternoon, March 27, at the Jew-
ish Center. Corinne Perlis is
chairman of the event, to which
young men and women who are
not already affiliated with any
youth group are particularly in-
vited.
Dancing to an eight-piece or-
chestra, refreshments and. a skit
on the Allied Jewish Campaign
are scheduled. It is expected that
Max Lerner, noted author and
lecturer who will be in Detroit
that afternoon, Will address the
gathering, Miss Perlis said.
Leonard Baruch, Young Adult
Council president, will discuss
briefly the Council and . the
structure of the young adult
community.
Plans also are well underway
for the Council's second annual
Model Seder, scheduled for Sun-
day evening, April 10. Helen
Karabenick is chairman, assisted
by Bill Fitzerman, Dorothy Stig-
litz, Audrey Gelfand and dele-
gates from Masada, Bnai Brith
Young Women, Junior Hadassah
and Shaarey Zedek Young
People's Society..

8—TI-4E JEWISH NEWS

Mizrachi Women Begin
Drive for 50,000 Trees

apter I Offers
Cafe-Style Dance

HostesseS, waitresses and a floor
show featuring a Civic Light
Opera dancer, a marimba player,
a dance team and a barbershop
quartet are among the acts to be
featured at Cafe Tel Aviv Sat-
urday night, March 19, at Bnai
Moshe.
Jack Qualey's orchestra will
provide the music for dancing at
Cafe Tel Aviv, which is being
sponsored by ZOD, Chapter I.
The government of Israel will
be the topic for discussion by the
educational group of Chapter I
Friday evening, March 18, at the
home of Tybie Schneider, 2669
Glynn Ct.

Upon their return from Kansas
City, Mo., last week-end, Mrs.
Philip Fealk and Mrs. Sam Rosen-
berg of the Mizrachi Women's
Council announced the inaugura-
tion of a drive for 50,000 trees in
honor of President Harry Tru-
man at the midwest regional con-
ference of the Mizrachi Women's
Organization of America.
Kansas City, the president's
home town, pledged 5,000 trees,
with Eddie Jacobson, personal
friend of the president, partici-
pating. The conference also has
launched a
"member-bring-a-
member" campaign.

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Ballroom Dance Class
Saturday Party at Center

Audrey Schneider and Herman
Harrison will instruct the final
series of ballroom dancing classes
starting at the Jewish Community
Center at 7:45 p.m. Thursday,
March 24. Registration is being
taken now. Miss Schneider was
formerly with Arthur Murray's
Dance Studio.
Al Fortune and his Orange
Blossom Orchestra will provide
the dance music for the Saturday
Nite Dance at the Jewish Com-
munity Center March 19.

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Hillel, IZFA Present
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IZFA will combine for a Purim
carnival at 8:30 p. m. Sunday,
March 20, at Bnai Moshe.
Elsie Weiner and Joyce Kap-
lan are co-chairmen. of the af-
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of Hillel, IZFA and the Jewish
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SALUTE TO MEDINAT ISRAEL

Formal Closing 1949 Israel Histadrut Campaign

Sunday Evening, March 27th, 8 p.

at Music Hall, Brush and Madison

Guests:

SIMON BERMANIS,•Eminent Tenor in Program of Yiddish and Hebrew Mefod;es.

RABBI ABRAHAM L. FEINBERG, Chairman Canadian Conference Christians & Jews.

ISAAC HAMLIN, Executive Secretary of National Committee for Labor Israel.

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