Mrs. Max Blaine is ticket
chairman for the annual fund-
raising luncheon and fashion
show • given by the Women's
Auxiliary of the MAIMONIDES
MEDICAL SOCIETY on March
28, at the Book-Cadillac Hotel•
under the general chairmanship
of Mrs. Morris Kazdan. Funds
raised are, used for wounded Is-
raeli veterans, scholarships for
needy medical students here and•
in Israel and many local chari-
ties. ReservationS may be made
by calling Mrs. Max Blaine, UN.
3-3792.
*
*
T h e Ladies' Auxiliary of
MLAWER UMGEGEND VEREIN
will hold its 12th annual donor
luncheon at 12:30 p. m., Feb. 14
at Zack's Catering. Proceeds
twill go to Israel
projects and
national endea-
vors. Mrs. Joe
Kasmerlb p r e s-
dent, has ap-
pointed Mrs. Is-
rael Burnstein;
chairman, a n d
Mrs. J. Klay-
- man, co - chair-
Mrs. -Burnstein man. For reser-
vations, call them at TY. 6-4718
and TO. • 8-0534. Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Zalla were presented
with a certificate for a number
of trees planted in their honor
in Israel in recognition of their
services to the group.
* *
Proceeds received - from ' the
NORTHWEST HEBREW CONG.
SISTERHOOD 5th annual donor
event, to be held at noon, Feb.
7, in the synagogue social hall,
will go to the general building
fund to complete construction
of the congregation's building
on Curtis and Santa Rosa. Sulie
Harand, presenting a dramatiza-
tion of "South Pacific" will head
the entertainment for the donor.
For information or tickets, call
Mrs. Sol Slomovitz, ticket chair-
man, at UN. -7107.
* 5
DONALD FOX CHAPTER,
Bnai Brith, has launched a
new cancer pad project. All in-
terested persons shduld call Mrs.
Samuel Clarfelt, chairman, TE.
4-7127. A dramatic group is
also in formation. Mrs. Arthur
Tarnapol, WE. 4-8050, is chair-
man. I
*
*
AVODAH CHAPTER, Pioneer
Women, plans a membership
dessert luncheon at 12:30 p.m.,
Feb. 12, at the home of Mrs.
Max Stulberg, 17503 Prairie.
Dvorah Metlitsky, of Israel, will
be guest speaker. Members are
asked to bring guests and call
Mrs. Howard Kronick, member-
ship chairman, UN. 3-5236, for
reservations.
* * *
NORTHWEST CHILD RES-
CUE WOMEN expanded its
scope at its last meeting, pass-
ing a by-law which sets up a
special fund to support corn-
munity projects other than
child rescue work. The action
enables the Rescue Women to
participate in the League of
Jewish Women's "Serve a Proj-
ect" campaign for hospitalized
war veterans.
* * 5
The appointment of Yetta
Bidlofsky as veterans affairs
chairman is announced by Mrs.
Charles Galinsky, president of
PHILIP HANDLER CHAPTER,
Bnai Brith. The group will
meet Thursday, at Young Israel
Center, at which Mrs. Isadore
Plotnick, chaiman, will present
the BBYO dramatic group in a
comedy show, which is under
the direction of Mesdames A.
Labon and D. Haberman.
* * *
EQUALITY CLUB 'will meet
Wednesday, at the home of L.
Lerner, 19146 Kentucky. At the
last meeting $150 was voted to
'the Jewish National_ Fund..
* * *
JERICHO REBEKAH LODGE
elected the following as officers
for 1951: Betty Rose, noble
grand; Belle Wasserman, vice-
grand; Dora Ploshnik and Bes-
sie Lepofsky, secretaries; Rose
Stoorman, treasurer; Gussie
Klein, pianist; Gussie Haber, Jr.
past noble grand; and Betty
Lieberman, district duty.,

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TIKVAH CHAPTER, Bnai
Brith, has started rehearsals
each Wednesday evening for
the presentation of a musical
comedy in the spring, an-
nounced Mrs. Henry Rosen, dra-
matic group chairman, and
author of the play.
* * *
WOMEN'S ORTHODOX
LEAGUE will see the film "Der
Vilner Balhabesl" (Overture to
Glory), with Moishe Oisher, at
its second annual movie night
on Feb. 19 and 20, at the Davi-
son Jewish Center.
* 5 5
A dance committee meeting
of B AND P CHAPTER, Bnai
Brith, will be held at 8:15 p.m.,
Tuesday, at the home of Sarah
Stolinsky, 3293 Pingree. Plans
for a Fun 'n' Frolic dance, to be
held next month, will be dis-
cussed. A name band and a
team of dancers from Fred
Astaire studio will perform at
the dance. For information call
Miss Stolins,ky, TY. 4-4622, or
Dorothy Eizen, TO. 7-6418.
* * *
DETROIT CHAPTER, Bnai
Brith, has appointed Mrs. Ar-
thur Leichtman its new cancer
pad chairman. The dramatic
group is casting for its new pro-
duction. Call Mrs. Arnold La-
Kiitz, chairman, TE. 4-6285, for
information.

GOODFELLOWSHIP LADIES'
AUXILIARY - elected Pauline
Pringle, president, at its last
meeting. Other officers in-
-stalled at a dinner banquet at
the Bowery on Sunday were
Toby Alpert, vice-president; Ida
Benach, treasurer; Elsie Bogorad
and Ray Kauffman, secretaries;
Rose Weinbaum, sergeant at
arms; and Freda Lublin and
Betty Ri
mier, trustees.
* * *
KADIMAH CHAPTER, Hadas-
sah; of Windsor, announces its
sixth- annual Copa Kadimah
Night will be held Feb. 14, in
the Ambassador room of the
Elmwood Hotel. With Jack
Maddon's orchestra furnishing
music, excellent entertainment
has been planned. Tickets may
be purchased from all Kadimah
members or at the tunnel news
stand in. Windsor. -Tickets, how-
ever, must be purchased before
the night of • the event.
-* * *
SHERUTH LEAGUE has ap-
pointed Mrs. William Jacobs
chairman of the group's third
annual birthday dinner in
March. Entertainment will be
furnished by the dramatic
group, headed by Mrs. Philip
Atkins.

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8—THE JEWISH NEWS
niday, January 26, 1951

Druggist to Be Honored
By. Bnai Brith Lodge

A plaque honoring
Louis
Stone, the Third Ave. druggist

who for years has contributed
to welfare of underprivileged
youngsters, will be presented
Feb. 13 at Young Israel Center
by Louis D. Brandeis, Bnai Brith.
Various youth centers and the
Detroit police department will•
also pay tribute to him.
In accepting the invitation to
be present, Stone remarked, "I -
am deeply gratified in my own
humble way when the Jewish
people of Detroit, represented by
a Bnai Brith lodge, have indi-
cated that I am to be the recipi-
ent of such a high honor."

MISS GERALDINE PEARLMAN

Mr. and Mrs. Moe Pearlman,
of Roselawn Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Geraldine, to Max Miller, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, of
Toronto, Canada. No wedding
date has been set.

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