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The Alumni Association of
Sigma Theta Delta sorority of
Wayne University held its first
fall meeting Sept. 13 at the
home of Bernice Pinsky. The
new officers are: Joyce Mutnick,
president; Dorothy Solomon,
vice president; Phyllis Lipchin-
sky and Marion Greenberg, cor-
responding secretaries; Bernice
Pinsky, recording secretary, and
Frances Greenblatt, treasurer.
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Newlywed Ivan Shalits
Honeymoon in Europe
Midwest President to Address ORT j Hyman Drapkins
Mrs. William J. Borkovitz, Mrs. Borkovitz founded the Married 50 Fears
In a garden setting in the
Crystal Ballroom of the Book-
Cadillac Hotel Sept. 11, Louise
Ann Zivian, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Joseph Zivian of 1565
president of the Chicago-Midwest Chicago region in 1942, and,
region, and a national vice following a tour of European
president of Womens American countries in 1947, brought back
ORT, will address the opening
meeting of the Detroit region at
12:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 19, in
the Romanesque Room of the
Detroit Institute of Arts.
"Yesterday's Concept—Today's
Reality," will be her subject, ac-
cording to Mrs. Milton H. Okun,
regibnal program chairman.
A former advertising executive,
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The new BUSINESS and
PROFESSIONAL CHAPTER of
PIONEER WOMEN is planning a
membership meeting for Wed-
nesday evening, Sept. 28. Fur-
ther information may be obtain-
ed from Regina Goldstein, presi-
dent, TY. 6-6152, or Arlene Kahn,
membership c h a i r m a n, TY.
5-6315,
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Brandeis Women Name
Officers; Plan Luncheon
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The 12TH STREET BRANCH,
WOMEN'S LEAGUE FOR SAB-
BATH OBSERVANCE, will hold
an Oneg Shabbat on Shabbos
Shuve, at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
1, at Beth Tefilo Emanuel Syn-
agogue, Taylor at Woodrow Wil-
son. Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelern-
ter will be guest speaker.
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Mrs. Max Freid, president of
DOWNTOWN CHAPTER of Bnai
Brith Women has appointed
Mrs. Mannie Cornfield as fund
raising chairman., Mrs. Corn-
field has selected as her co-
chairmen. Mrs. S. Rosenberg,
ads; Mrs. S. Cohen; tickets, and
Mrs. N. Trivax, younger set and
teenagers. Anyone wishing to
assist with fund-raising, may
call UN. 4-4150.
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BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD
will open its season Monday
evening, Sept. 19, in the social
hall of the synagogue. • Final
plans will be made for the donor
luncheon of Nov. 22, at which
Jay Gerber, pantomimist, will
be featured. Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. Henry
Schore, 'ticket chairman, UN.
3-8015. Mrs. Morris Kosak is
chairman- of the ad book. Pro-
ceeds of the luncheon will 'sup-
port the Bnai David Religious
School.
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DETROIT WOMEN'S SERV-
ICE CLUB opened the season
Sept. 6, with a meeting at which
chairmen of committees were
announced. On Sept. 20, the
group will hold a "revelation
social" to welcome back all mem-
bers.
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All women interested in bowl-
ing with LOUIS D, BRANDEIS
WOMEN of Bnai Brith
vited to meet a 1 p.m. Wednes-
day, Sept. 21, at Dexter Recrea-
tion. For information, call Betty
Young, TO. 8-8542, or Betty Lu-
bin, UN. 1-3725.
Israel Women Prepare
`Fashions in Festivals'
Temple Israel Sisterhood's vice
presidents were hostesses to
kick-off breakfasts last week, to
open the year's program. Com-
mittee chairmen made their re-
ports at the home of Mesdames
Charles Aller, who is in charge
of youth activities; Sidney Lo-
sen, program; Irving Small,
committees, and David Keywell,
ways and means.
Mrs. William P. Greenberg:
Sisterhood president, urges all
members and friends to attend
the first - meeting, a desert lunch-
eon Oct. 10 at the Art Ilystitute.
"Fashions in Festivals," the pro-
gram for this meeting, 'is being
prepared by members of the Sis-
terhood Drama Group.
Aliyah Film Wins
International Approval
MRS. IVAN SHALIT
Balmoral Dr., and Ivan Elliott
Shalit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Shalit of 980 Whitmore Rd.,
were united in marriage. Dr. B.
Benedict Glazer officiated at the
ceremony, which was followed
by a wedding dinner.
The bride chose a gown of an-
tique ivory silk satin, fashioned
with portrait neckline, long
pointed sleeves and long circular
train. Her three-tiered finger-
tip veil of illusion was caught by
a skullcap of satin trimmed with
the seed pearls and embroidery
that also distinguished her
gown. She carried a cascading
bouquet of French camelias.
Barbara Ann Jay was maid- -
of-honor, with Patricia Jean
Martin, Mrs. Sidney Phillip
Shear, the bridegroom's sister,
and Mrs. Edwin Lewis Lieber-
man, bridesmaids, and Gail
Ruth Zivian, the bride's sister,
junior bridesmaid.
Dr. Shear was his brother-in-
law's best man and the ushers
were Harold Marks, Edwin Lie-
berman,. Jack Perlmutter, Mark
Zivian, David Tabashnik and
Gerald Gordon.
The newlyweds flew to New
York, to sail for An extended
honeymoon in Europe. They will
make their home in Detroit..
MRS. WILLIAM BORKOVITZ
the information which was res-
ponsible for the Overseas Train-
ing Program.
The meeting will be in the
form of a luncheonette.
12 — THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 16, 1949
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enthusiastically received here
when it was exhibited at the
International Festival of Docu-
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The opening meeting of the
Brandeis Chapter of Pioneer
Women, was held at the home of
Yetta Dubin, 2654 Clements, Sept.
12. The new officers are Risa
Marin, pres.; Jeanne Schwartz,
Olga Fried, Yetta Dubin, vice
presidents; secretaries, Bessie
Warnick, Min Hurwitz, Pauline
Katzman; treasurer, Hilda Aug-
ust, Chairmen of standing com-
mittees are : MemberShip, Hen-
rietta Wolok; donor, Rose Feld-
stein; funds, Dorothy Robbins;
Child Welfare, Sylvia Novetsky;
Jewish National Fund, Helen
Pasikov; organization and cul-
tural, Mildred Weiss; bulletin,
Marian Raimi; social, Lee Tow-.
bin; newspaper publication,
Frances Katz; sick committee,
Esther Gersuk; publicity, Risa
Marin; telephone squad, Sylvia
Novetsky.
Brandeis chapter invites the
public to a child welfare and
building fund luncheon Tues-
day, Sept. 20, at the Club Bali.
Carrie Berman, vice president of
Pioneer Women's Council, will
be guest speaker. For reserva-
tions call Henrietta Wolok, UN.
1-2234, or Yetta Dubin, TO.
5-7550.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Drapkin
of RiChton Ave. celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary
Wednesday, Sept. 14, with a'
dinner party given, by their chil
dren for the immediate family
at Lachar's.
The Drapkins have resided in
Detroit for 35 years, and have -
been continuously active in com-
munity work. Mrs. Drapkin was
recently named dean of the
Mothers' Clubs of the Jewish.
Com inunity Center.
Their children are Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Wexler, Mr. and
Mrs. George Drapkin, Mr. and
M2 s. Jack Drapkin, Mr. and Mrs,.
Julius Drapkin, Mr .and Mrs.-
William Levin and Mr. and Mrs..
Jacob Seidman. They have 10 .
grandchildren.
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