Alischa Kottler to Solo with Center Symphony

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13
Friday, May 8, 1953

The Center Symphony Or- overture to "The Barber of
ehestra, dir e c t e d by Julius Seville" by Rossini and Sym- Mary Beck to .Address
Chajes, will be heard in the plaony No. 2 in D Major by
Beethoven. This concert will be Sholem AleicheM Unit
the last of the season. A recep-
Common Councilwoman Mary
tion in honor of the guest solo-
ist will follow the concert, ac- V. Beck will - be guest speaker at
cording to Mrs. Natha:n Simons, a dessert - luncheon program.
social chairman.

Mrs. Krouse to Head
Detroit Chapter. NCJW

MISCHA KOTTLER

sixth in a series of concerts on
Tuesday evening, at the Davison
Jewish Center.
Mischa Kottler, outstanding
Detroit pianist, will play Cho-
pin's Concerto in E Minor. Kot-
tier,
Also on the program is the

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At its annual luncheon meet-
ing on Monday, at the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel, National Council
of JeWish Women announced
its officers for the coming year.
They are:
Mesdames Daniel Krouse,
president; Jerome G. Grossman,
executive vice-president; I. Irv-
ing Bittker, Victor Shiffman,
Major Siegel and Saul Glueck-
man, vice-presidents; Maier B.
Finsterwald, treasurer; and Ga-
briel 'Alexander, Charles Ru-
biner, Nathan Schermer, Samuel
S. Willis and Carl Wois, secre-
taries.
At the meeting, it was an--
nounced that a record high of
$3500 was recorded for one
month's sales in the Council's
two Re-Sale Shops, the organi-
zation's main source of funds.
Following the business meet-1
ing, a musical review, "The
Councileers," was presented to
the music of Gilbert and Sulli-
van, with new words by Mes-
dames Hersch Kreger and Leon-
ard, Wiener. Mrs. Harold
Schakne was the director, and
Mrs. Leonard Birndorf supplied
the piano accompaniment.

LOUIS MARSHALL CHAPTER,
Bnai Brith, will hold its first
Mother's Day dinner at 6:30
p.m., Monday, at Young Israel
Center

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The Ban Mitzvah Club of Adas
Shalom Synagogue will climax
its fifth season with a special
father and son breakfast this
Sunday. The boys and their fa-
thers will meet at 8:15 a.m. in
the small chapel for services,
followed by breakfast at 9 a.m.
in the social hall.
The Sisterhood hostess com-
mittee, headed by Mesdames Al-
fred • Hecker, chairman, and
Irving Bolton, co-chairman,
will serve the breakfast.
Special tribute will be paid to
boys who have regularly attend-
ed functions of the group dur-
ing the past five years. Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal. directs club ac-
tivities.

Fashion Show to Highlight
Women's ORT Annual Meet

Women's American ORT will
install officers at its annual
meeting at 12:30 p.m.; May 15, at
Franklin Hills Country Club. A
fashion show of apparel made in
ORT schools in Europe will be
featured.
Mrs. Harvey Barnett will en--
tertain with a program of vocal:
selections. She • will be accOrnr-
panied• by Bernice Jacob at the
piano. For luncheon reserva-
tions, call Mrs. John Wise, UN.
1-5483, or. Mrs. Louis Hamburger,
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Mrs. Bader are Mesdames Sam
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BETH ABRAHAM WOMEN'S
CLUB, at a recent meeting, pre-
sented awards to Mrs. Israel Hal-
pern for conducting a Hebrew
class, and to Mrs. Sam Goldman
in recognition of her leadership
as president in establishing the

new group. • A mother and
daughter luncheon is planned

for 12 noon, Tuesday, in the
synagogue social hall. Hy Pritz
will entertain with a program of
pantomine. For reservations call
Mrs. Harry Ribiat, WE. 5-3389,
or Mrs. Sidney Schlaff, TO.'
9-4118.

NORTI1WEST CHILD RESCUE
WOMEN will meet at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday, at the home of Mrs.
Abraham Stien, 19182 Monica.
Mrs. Max Kasoff will summarize
work on the group's yearbook,
and Mrs. Joe Gordon will re-
port on the recent rummage
sale.
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JUNIOR PRIMROSE CLUB
recently held its first fund-rais-
ing affair, a games party, with
proceeds going to the Greater
Detroit Parents Association for
Mentally Retarded Children. A
meeting will be held on Mon-
day, at the home of Marilyn
Belin, 15739 Indiana.
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NEW STUDY CLUB held its
mother and daughter banquet
Thursday, under the chairman-
ship of Rose Cherner. Co-chair-
men were Jennie Maltz and
Goldie Schwartz.
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HENRY MORGENTHAU
CHAPTER, Bnai Brith, will elect
officers at its meeting Monday
at Cong. Beth Aaron. Games will
follow.
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At its last meeting, BRITH
SHOLEM AUXILIARY sent a
check to the Histadrut cam-
paign.
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EQUALITY CLUB will meet
Monday, at the home of Mrs.
Ida Glassman, on Washburn
Ave.
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CITY OF HOPE CANCER
FIGHTERS will hold its first an-
nual dinner-dance on Saturday,
at Holiday Manor, announces
Mrs. Francis Oschin, chairman.
Funds will go towards a $10,000
group quota to be sent to the
national medical center at Dur-
ate, Calif. Mary Welch, come-
dian, and Pat Morris, vocalist,
will entertain.

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