Bnai Moshe Sisterhood

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Slates Tuesday Donor

The donor event planned by
the Sisterhood of Cong. Bnai
Moshe will be held at 8:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, in the social hall of
the synagogue."'
Highlight of the
program will be
the presentation
by a mixed
chorus of a
cantata, "Seven.
Golden
tons," written
by Judith and
Ira Einstein and
directed by Sho-
shana Fried 4
man.
Mrs. David
Bernstein, donor Mrs. Bernstein
chairman, is assisted in plan-
ning by • Mrs. Robert Middle-
man, co-chairman. Other chair-
men include Mesdames Morris
Weinstein, tickets; Mitchell
Feldman, program; Moses Lehr-
man, program co-chairman;
Max Brumer, hostesses; Morris
Klein, co-chairman; Theodore
Curtis, arrangements; Bert
Ruby, publicity.
Congregation-- and Sisterhood
members are u r g e d to attend
this outstanding event of the
Sisterhood:

Delmonico Hotel Adopts
Moderate American Plan

Continuing its policy of fine
food,' entertainment and restful,
luxurious vacation living, the
-150-room Delmonico Hotel in
Miami Beach prepared to wel-
come the vanguard of winter
visitors.
The hotel is located in the
"fashionable sixties," or newer
section, of Miami Beach, a few
moments from f a m e d Lincoln
Road.
Under the direction of execu-
tive owner Max Benkowitz, Del-
monico has achieved an inter-
national reputation for excellent
service and warm hospitality.
Tony Lamare, for 15 years as-
sociated with Cincinnati's Neth-
erland Plaza hotel dining room
is catering manager of the Del-
monico.
The Umbrella Room, just off
the spacious 19bby of the Del-
znonico, is a study in black mir-
rors, brightened with colorful
umbrellas over cozy table s.
Heard nightly are Carlos. and
Melisa and their orchestra and
vocals. Guest stars take the
spotlight several nights weekly.
This year, Delmonico has in-
augurated a modified American
plan in response to the urgings
of many of its guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Isaacs, of Cherrylawn Ave., and Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Simons, of Leslie Ave., have returned from a visit
in Philadelphia, Pa., and New York, N. Y., where they were exten-
sively entertained by their relatives and friends.
To celebrate the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Frederick, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Goldsmith, of Roslyn Rd., entertained members of their
family and out-of-town guests at a luncheon in the Sheraton
Cadillac Hotel, following the ceremony. A dinner and reception
at the hotel that evening was attended by family and friends.
Reva KOwalsky will present her pupils in a piano recital Sun-
day, 3 p.m., in Baldwin Recital Hall. The public is invited.
At its November meeting at the home of the S. D. Munches,
of Washburn Ave., the Menucha Family Club installed Harry Fit-
low as its new president. Nearly 50 members attended.
Miss Ethel Clair Glass, daughter of Zelda Glass, of 2254 Pin-
gree, was tendered an open house in honor of her birthday on
Dec. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Masserman %, of Boston Blvd. W., will
honor their parents, Mr. and Mrs. David M. Dean of Maplewood
Ave., at a buffet supper this Sunday on the Dean's golden wed-
ding anniversary. Attending will be their family and close friends.
Mr. and lYfrs. Sidney Morris of West Outer Drive visited their
family in Youngstown, 0., over the Thanksgiving weekend.
Dr. and Mrs. Julius Y. Burnstine, of 16161 Lawton, have - left
for a six-week vacation at the Sea Isle Hotel, in Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Polk last week celebrated their 19th wedding
anniversary.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Fealk and son, Stuart; are now residing in
their new home at 24046 Dante, Oak Park.
Larry Strager, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Strager, of 19300 Pra-
irie, has returned home after spending two years with the Armed
Forces.
Mrs. Adele Mondry will be guest speaker at a meeting of the
Flint Chapter of Pioneer Women on Wednesday evening at Flint's
Temple Beth Israel. She will review "The Tongue of the Prophets"
by Robert St. John.

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Councilettes to Hear
Social Agency Speaker

Two upstate New York resorts
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were charged with illegal dis
criminatory advertising, in a
test case filed with the New
York State Commission Against
Discrimination ' by the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress.
The complaint accused the
William Lake Hotel, located 'in
Rosendale, Ulster County, and
Hidden Valley, a dude ranch on
Lake Luzerne, Warren County,
with illegally discouraging Jew-.
ish patronage by using such
phrases as "near churches" and
"bus to churches" in their ad-
Vertisements.

Councilettes, newly-f or m e d
teen-age division of the Detroit
Section, National Council - of
Jewish Women, will meet at 1:30
p.m., 'Sunday, at -• Beth Aaron
Synagogue. Mrs. Mary Olsen, re-
cruitment chairman of the - local
Council of Social Agencies, will
speak on ways teen agers can
participate in the community.
Members- are urged to bring
work and play materials to the
meeting for a Hanukah package
that will be sent to 24 members ]
of Nablat Kindergarten in Jeru-
salem. For information, call Lois
Manheim, ship-a-box chairman,
UN. 2-5990.

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Completion of a two-year project of the Northwest Child' Res-
cue Women to raise $10,000 for a home in the Children's Village
at Raanana, Israel, is rewarded with a plaque from the Mizrachi
Women of America, sponsors of the overall project. Here to make
the presentation was Mrs. RUTH WALDMAN, regional executive
board member of Mizrachi. Accepting the plaque is Mrs. SAM
LEVIN, immediate past president, during whose tenure in office
the project was inaugurated and carried out. Pictured are (left
to right) Mrs. Levin, Mrs. JOE GORDON, book chairman; Mrs.
MILTON KOGAN, current president, and Mrs. Waldman.

THE JEWISH NEWS - 15
Friday, December 5, 1952"

Planning Hanukah Party

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A. C. Lappin, president of the
ZiOnist Organization of Detroit-,
announced this week that the
ZOD is sponsoring the planting
of a grove of 1,000 trees in Is-
rael, on Jewish National Fund
soil,- in memory of one of the
outstanding ZOD leaders in the
past 20 years, Dr. Moe Perlis.
Trees may be•planted in the
Perlis Grove by calling the JNF
office, TO. 8-7384, or the ZOD
office, TO. 8-9413.

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Former screen star Carmel
Myers, now the wife of a Para-
mount sales executive, has ac-
quired the radio rights to all of
Mark Hellinger's stories and is
packaging them into a half-hour
show.
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Chapter Two, Sholem Aleich-
em . Institute is planning a Ha-
nukah party, to be held Dec. 13,
the first such affair sponsored
in the new building at 18945
Wyoming.
Members Ettie Raphael, Tillie
Beckerman, Joe Baskin, Paul
Gold, Irving Levine, Moishe
Haar, Paul Chover, Fiora Sobel
and Sidney Kaye are planning
an evening of entertainment.
Decorations are being prepared
by Irving Berg and Sylvia Cho-
ver.
Tickets are available by call-
ing the Institute, DI. 1-2552.

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