Detroiter Heads
Hadassah Groups
Open Season
Mrs. Gerald Goodman of De-
troit was elected national chan-
cellor of Iota Alpha Pi sorority
at its biannual convention here.
Mrs. Goodman is an active
member and former president
of the Detroit alumni of IAPI
and served as general chairitan
for the convention.
Others named to national of-
fices include Mrs. J. George Mil-
stein of Brooklyn and Mrs. Ed-
win Liss of Philadelphia, vice
chancellors; Mrs. Leonard
Mason of Detroit, correspond-
ing secretary; Evelyn. Oshansky
of Long Island, recording secre-
tary, and Mrs. Joseph Dvorin of
Detroit, bursar.
The Detroit meetings were
concluded with an installation
dinner at the Whittier Hotel, at
which the new officers took over
their positions. New members
of Nu chapter of the sorority, at
Wayne University, were in-
stalled by Mrs. Tessie Weissman
of Chicago, retiring chancellor,
Mrs. Goodman, and Joyce R.
Kaplan, chancellor of Nu chap-
ter.
The flew sororS are: Elaine
Bushkoff, Eleanbr 'B achman
Laker, Judy Heyman, Delores
Schulman, Florence Sapperstein
and Hadassah Weitzman.
Parents Tell Troth
NCJW Committee
Heads Meet at Huyler's
An open board meeting and
subscription luncheon—the first
get-together of all committee
members of the National Coun-
MRS. LEWIS B. DANIELS
cil of Jewish Women—is to be
held at 12:30 p.m. Friday, Sept.
22, at Huyler's. Mrs. Lewis B.
Daniels, president of the Detroit
Section, will present plans for
the year's program.
Any member of Council not
assigned to a committee is in-
vited. Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. Joseph G. Fen-
ton, UN. 3-0331.
A squad of 50 football candi-
d a t e s, 45 of them yearlings,
opened Brandeis University's
footbAll history here with prac-
tice sessions under coach Ben-
ny Friedman.
The group, almost twice as
large as anticipated, caused an
equipment shortage that was
solved by the generosity of Har-
vard College, whose athletic de-
partment rushed shoes and grid
pants to meet the emergency.
This year's schedule includes
MISS THELMA DIAMOND
Harvard, Boston College, and
At a family dinner at the Boston University on a seven
Elmwood Hotel in Windsor, Mr. game agenda.
and Mrs. Jack Diamond of Cal-
vert Ave. announced the engage-
ment of their daughter, Thelma
Lita, to Alfred A. Gunn, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Mak Gunn of
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nology and is affiliated with
Kappa Sigma Kappa fraternity.
No wedding date has been set.
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tire community and is designed
particularly for young adults,
the schedule includes: elemen-
tary Hebrew, intermediate He-
brew; advanced Hebrew; Israel;
philosophy; Jewish history; Bi-
ble; artcraft, and Jewish folk
dances.
The Woman's Institute offers
morning classes in elementary,
intermediate, and advanced He-
brew; Israel and Bible. The Wo-
man's Institute has been organ-
ized in cooperation with Hadas-
sah, National Council of Jewish
Women, Pioneer Women, and
the Woman's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools. The
courses begin Oct. 11.
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Registration-for classes at the
Midrasha, College of Jewish
Studies, of United Hebrew
Schools, • will continue through
Oct. 9, according to the Mid-
rasha student council.
The school, designed to meet
the needs of Jewish youth of
high school and college age in-
terested in studies centered
about the Hebrew language, is
under the direction of Albert
Elazar. Classes will meet at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. Monday
and Wednesday nights, 7:30 to
10 p.m., beginning Oct. 9.
Sunday, Sept. 17 will be de-
voted to a Yom Peula, activity
day, jointly sponsored by the
Midrasha and Habonim at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. Sports,
choir, arts and crafts, dancing
and dramatics are planned. All
activities will be conducted in
Hebrew. -
The curriculum in the teach-
ers' training and advanced de-
partment are: Bible, psalms,
Talmud, grammar, modern He-
brew literature, Yiddish litera-
ture, and psychology. In the de-
partment of general Jewish
studies, which is open to the en-
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Open Registration For UHS' Midrasha
Friday, September 15, 1950
National Sorority
Monday and Tuesday mark
the season's opening meetings
for Detroit's 10 Hadassah groups.
On Monday, the .women of
Central East will be entertained
by a selection of Israel folk
dances. Guest of honor will b ►
Chapter president, Mrs. Theo-
dore Bargman, who will report
on the Hadassah convention:
Mrs. Henry Turkel, 650 Boston
Blvd., will be hostess.
All other groups will meet
Tuesday at 12:30.
Central West, meeting at Bnai
Moshe, will have introduction Of
officers, a luncheon, and a De-
troit premier of the movie, "Look
into the Future."
Russell 'Woods East members
will hear an address by Mrs.
J. H. Erlich on "The Spirit of
Holy Day," at the Halevy Music
Center. Russell Woods West
will see colored slides. of Israel,
with Israeli music. The meeting
will be at the Young Israel
Center.
Sherwood Group will gather
at the home of Mrs. Charles
Gershenson, 10482 Suffolk. Four
different topics will be present-
ed by four members typifing
subjects that might be discussed
in a study group.
University West is featuring
a skit, "The Jeweled Thread,"
at the Northwest Synagogue.
The home of Mrs.. Alfred Kay,
19013 Wildemere, will be dec-
orated for a Sukkot garden party
for the University East group.
Mrs. Harry Oberstein will dis-
cuss Meyer Levin's new book,
"In Search," with Mrs. Charles
Briskman, Mrs. Irving Goldman
and Mrs. Robert Greenberg.
Carmel Hebrew School will
house the Bagley Group. Na-
omi Ruth will interpret a Bibli-
cal scene through the dance,
and give a monologue on Israeli
,folk dances. Wyoming members
will feature a play. "A Trip
Through Israel," followed by a
study group discussion. Their
group will meet in Carpenter's
Hail.
Southern Oakland County
members are presenting "A
MusiCal Preview of a Year in
Hadassah," at the Lutheran
Church.
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