Detroit Section, NCJW, to Present Fashion Production, 'Outside U.S.A' Following-up last year's fash- ion revue, the Detroit Section, National Council of Jewish Women, will present a new tal- ent-filled production Dec. 5, to MRS. LEWIS B. DANIELS benefit the Council Resale shop. This season's show, is "Out- side U.S.A.", written and pro- duced by Doris Fisher Gershen- son. Hundreds of Council mem- bers are taking an active part in the show, according to Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels, section presi- dent. PW Donor Dec. 14; Mrs. Goldstein Talks Dee Parker Brestoff, •Alice Dawn Gruber, Shirley Schlafer Pioneer Women of Detroit in and Mrs. Harold L. Frank are the year will be geared contributing their professional to a coming national program of fund- talents. Council members will model gowns which they will raising and educational projects turn over to the Resale Shop after the performance. Local newspaperwomen Mary Morgan, Laurena, Pringle, and Joan Deen are participating as commentators. Mrs. Truly Mc- G ee, New York Choreographer and producer, is staging the pro- duction. Phil Brestoff's orche- stra will provide the music. Mrs. Sidney R. Solomon, vice- president in charge of fund- raising, is acting as technical advisor, Mrs. Bernard B. How- ard is business manager and Mrs. Harold L. Frank, director of settings. The producer's staff includes: Secretaries, Mrs. Irving Gold- berg, Mrs. Lillian Lewis; pub- licity, Mrs. Lester Gruber, Mrs. Paul Broder; tickets, Mrs. Max Schuster; program, Mrs. Ben MRS. DAVID SISLIN Kasle, Mrs. Ben Frank; program cover, Mrs. Manes Hecht; ward- for institutions and activities in robe, Mrs. Marvin Alexander, Israel and the United States. At the last council meeting of Mrs. Merril Arden; men's cloth- ing, Mrs. Harry Modell; makeup, the Pioneer Women, Sophie Sis- Mrs. Robert T. Roberts; art, Mrs. lin, council program chairman, Sidney Wolf; hostesses, Mrs. announced plans for the coming William Sharpe; merchant so- donor event, to take place Wed- licitation, Mrs. Lawrence Michel- nesday evening, Dec. 14, at Ma- son. sonic Auditorium. Mrs. Israel Goldstein, national president of Pioneer Wbmen, who has just returned from Israel, will be the guest speaker. David Putterman, cantor of the P a. r k Avenue Synagogue, Nov. 27, at Bel-Aire. A well-known featured tenor on the weekly Detroit band will furnish music Eternal Light broadcast on NBC, for dancing. The public is in- will be the vocal soloist. vited. Reservations may be made Zvee Scooler, humorist and by calling the chairman, Ber- impressionist, who appears on nard Peven, at TO. 5-4868. radio programs in New York, * * a will also be on the program. President Saul Downes, of For further information, con- ISRAEL LODGE of Bnai Brith, tact Fanny White, Council don- announces that the lodge will or chairman, TO. 9-7180—TO. hold its party Saturday evening, 6-4260. Nov. 19, at Jericho Temple, 11331 Linwood. He invites everyone to attend. For the meeting of Dec. Prenzlauer Maternity 7, the lodge will have a sports Aid Prepares Donor celebrity night. Israel Lodge is also founding a .fund at Wayne Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid University. met at the home of Mrs. Louis a a Alper. Mrs. Samuel Samuels, The DOWNTOWN BNAI BRITH president, called for reports by LODGE is sponsoring a games committee heads on arrange- party at 8 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20, ments for the 17th annual do- at Jericho Hall. Proceeds will be nor luncheon, to be held at the used for Hillel and BBYO. As in Book-Cadillac at 1 p.m. Dec. 14. past years, all members, their Mrs. Nathan Blatnikoff, chair- wives and friends are invited. man of the book, and Mrs. M. a a * Mendelson, luncheon chairman, LAWRENCE H. JONES POST, reported. JWV, will meet at 8:30 p.m., A meeting will be held at Tuesday, Nov. 22, at Turover 1 p.m., Nov. 22 at Mrs. Al Fre- Temple. A program of war films und's home, 11434 N. Martindale. will be followed by games. New Mrs. Yudkoff will act as hostess. members are welcome, Men's Clubs The favorable progress of the membership campaign of GEORGE GERSHWIN LODGE, Bnai Brith, was announced by the president, Bernard Weiss. * * * Movies and entertainment by a well-known personality, will feature the meeting at 8:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 21, of IVAN S. BLOCH LODGE, Bnai Brith, at the Labor Zionist Institute. The Bloch Bowling .League is now engaged in a membership con- test. The winning team will be treated to dinner and a show. The contest will conclude Dec. 1. * * * The meeting of HENRY MOR- GENTHAU LODGE, Bnai Brith, originally scheduled for Nov. 21, has been changed to Monday, Nov. 28, 8:30 p.m., at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg., according to program chairman Herman M. Burton. This will be an ADL Night (Anti-Defamation League), and movies will be shown. Jack Caminker, president, announces the appointment of William Hafteka and Albert Blumenfeld as co-chairmen of the forth- coming millionaires' party. * * a CARD OF THANKS Yetz-Cohen Groups Planning Games Party The family of the late Lena Sitrin wishes to thank friends and relatives for the many kindnesses shown them. in their Sol Yetz-Morris Cohen Post, recent bereavement. and auxiliary hold their Second Annual games party at 8:30 Workers Tell Progress p.m., Dec. 3, at Bereznitzer Hall, In Denver Home Drive Linwood at Davison. Proceeds will go for the Veterans Me- At weekly report meetings, morial Home and rehabilitation members of the Detroit Aux- of veteran patients in the Vet- Ot.'t \ iliary, National Home for Jewish erans Hospital at Dearborn, and OPP • il'& the Marine Hospital. O Yours for Tickets may be obtained from ) oS Every Occasion Sam Alpert, TY. 6-9904; George Rich, TY. 7-3395; or Frank Was- Musical Director ser, UN. 4-5877, or members of the Post or Auxiliary. WXYZ The second annual banquet and installation of DOV FREN- KEL LODGE, Bnai Brith, is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Sunday, kv V 12—THE JEWISH NEWS e Friday, November 18, 1949 nlagernenti Mr. and Mrs. Y. Rotman of Roselawn Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Adelson, to Sam Shep- ard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben- jamin Shepard of Seward Ave. * Mr. and Mrs. Sol Zimmerman of Glendale Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Sylvia, to Gilbert Gladstone, son of Mrs. Ida Gladstone of Prairie Ave. A February wedding is planned. * * Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pergament of Stansbury Ave announce the engagement of their daughter, Bernice Laura, to Stanley Jaffe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jaffe of Pinehurst Ave. Both are graduates of Wayne University. A winter wedding is planned. a a a Mr. and Mrs. Morris Posner of Alden Ave. announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Mollie, to Harold Adler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Adler of Cherrylawn Ave. The wedding has been set for Jan. 22. a a a Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pecherer announce the • engagement of their daughter, Birdie, to Morrie Maslowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Maslowsky, of 3260 Colling- wood. A December wedding is planned. 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