Adas Shalom Women 'Cooking Up a Donor' To Wed in March MISS EVELYN KATZ Mrs. Lillian Katz, 'of Cleveland Heights, 0., announces the en-, gagement of her daughter, Eve- lyn, to Walter Singer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Singer,. of Oakman Blvd. A March 18 wedding is planned. A donor rally is planned by the Sisterhood of Adas Shalom Synagogue at 12:30 p.m., -Mon- day, in the congregation's social hall, according to Mrs. Joseph Katchke, the day's chairman. A musical . fantasy, "Cooking Up a 4Donor;" which has been written and directed by Mrs. Sidney Shevitz and Mrs. Sol Slo- movitz, will be presented in the form of a cooking school. Favorite- recipes, as prepared by Mesdames Philip Helfman, Norman Allan, Nicholas Lazar, Harry Goldberg and David Dun- sky, will be highlighted. In the cast will be Mesdames Louis Beresh, Norman Allan, Bernard Jaffe, Jule Kamen, Harry Nachman, J. Stewart Lin- den, Manny Lax, Joseph Katchke and Ida Rosner. Choreography is being directed by Claire Biel- field, of "Benji Palmer Studio. All of the dishes to be pre- pared, or already made, will be given away to donor ticket hold- ers. Preparing the foods are Mesdames M o 11 y e Weitzman, Norman Cottler, Sam Simmer, Max Goldsmith and Herbert Harris. Name Dr. Rosenzweig The nest may be constructed Sinai Chief of Staff so far as the sticks go, by the Dr. Saul Rosenzweig has suc- male bird; but only the hen can ceeded Dr. Harry C. Saltzstein line it with moss and down. —Frances Cobbe as chief of staff of Sinai Hos- pital, it was announced this week by Dr. Julien Priver, ex- ecutive director of the hospital. Dr. Saltzstein, who served in that position since the hospital's Orchestras—Entertainment opening in 1953, has retired from 308 Fox Bldg. the post. Other appointments made at WO 2-4814 - UN. 4-4346 the recent meeting of the medi- cal staff and staff executive committee are Dr. Maurice P. 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Slavin 5 Detroiters Added to JDC Board of Directors At the 41st annual meeting of Wineman. Continuing to serve the Joint Distribution Commit- on the board are Sidney J. tee, held in New York, five De- Allen, Maurice Aronson, Charles troiters were re-elected to the - H. Enggass, Julian H. Krolik, itC board of directors. Meyer L. Prentis and Abraham Re-elected JDC directors are Srere. Louis ifIerry, Judge Theodore Levin, Wate S. Shapero, Mrs. DETROIT JEWISH.NEWS-17 Friday, January 6, 1956 Joseph M. Welt and Henry 1.111MMOHNMI.0.111111. ■. 0.1.1.00•111 .4•■•■O■0■ 411,01•111■13■111M4 YOU WON'T HAVE A CARE IN THE WORLD X11 l ~ ry if you select our dependable HOME CATERING MISS JOYCE ELLEN LANE T h e engagement of Joyce Ellen Lane to Louis J. Slavin, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Slavin, of Kalamazoo, Mich., has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Lane, of Salem Ave., Detroit. 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Chairmen o f the program, which will begin with a dessert luncheon at •12:30 p.m., are Mrs. Philip Frank and Mrs. Leslie Harry Oberstein, the latter who will present the prologue. Mrs. Baer Keidan, Sisterhood president, invites the public to attend. WYN & HAROLD CATERING Landsmanshaften Set Bond Victory Program 30% to 50% off. Members of the Detroit Lands- manshaften Organization a r e planning a - victory celebration Monday, as the closing event of their third annual campaign for State of Israel Bonds. The program will be in the form of a dessert supper, begin- ning at 8:30 p.m., at Lachar's. Reservations are being taken by the Israel Bond office, WO. 2- 5091. Isidore Sosnick and J. B. Or- mond, chairmen of the Lands- manshaften Israel Bond commit- tee, announce that there will be presentation of awards to syna- gogues and organizations who purchased bonds from their treasuries during the campaign. Musical selections by Cantor Hyman Adler and Mrs. Bella Goldberg will highlight the pro- gram. Labor Zionist Branch To Hear Book Review, Branch Seven of the Zionist Organization will feature a re- view of "Marjorie Morningstar" by Mrs. Lewis Cohen at a meet- ing this Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Tamils, 19204 Roselawn. Members and friends are in- vited to attend, announces Henry Faigin, branch president. Home, in one form or another, is the great object of life:. —J. G. Ii9lland 20037 STRATH MOOR I clearance fabulous ready-to-wear now better coats Suits & dresses $53 79.95 to 229.95 to $148 salymil coats suits & dresses $27 to 39.95 to 115.00 $68 $17 junior coats suits & dresses 25.00 to 89.95 to $57 - sweaters 14.95 to 22.95 blouses 17.95 to 29.95 bags 19.50 to 35.00 $9 to $13 $7 to $18 • $11 to $ 17* all sales final *plus 10% fed. tax Fisher Bldg. Detroit