`Fashions Old and New
Is Presentation for
Women's Donor Rally

Immortal Orange' Operetta to Be

JNF Auxiliary
Staged by Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Sets Final Rally

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The final donor rally in a se-
ries of programs sparking its
26th annual donor campaign is
planned by the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund on
Tuesday, at Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue.
Mrs. Sidney Ravin, Auxiliary
president, announced that a des-
sert luncheon will be served at
12:30 p.m. Hostesses will be
Mesdames Ben Minns, Milton
Winston, Irving Bloom and
Harry Kraft. -
Guest artist .at the rally will
be Bari Silvern,. a star of Stage
Center Theater, who will pre-
sent excerpts from "The World
of Sholem Aleichem."
Meanwhile, the campaign to
raise $75,000 as this year's goal
is proceeding under the chair-
manship of Mrs. Samuel Krone
and her co-chairmen, Mesdames
Al Schneider and Jack Seidman.
Division chairmen and their
co-chairmen who are assisting
them include Mesdames A.
Chanin and A. Rosenblum; E.
Wishnetksy and William
Hordes; William Klafer and Ju-
lius Ring; Leo Lesser and Harry
Portnoy; Jack Seidman and Hy-.
man Gold, Ben Paull; Jack
Rosenthal and I. Bloom, M. Lip-
pitt; William Levin and S. Baer;
Albert Prag and F. Prag; M.
Winston and Morris Kraft.

"Fashions Old and New," a
presentation written and di-
rected by Mesdames Sol Slomo-
vitz and Jules Kamen, will be
featured at a donor rally of the
Adas Shalom Sisterhood at 12:30
p.m., Monday, in the synagogue
social hall.
In the cast will be Mesdames
Sarah Holtzman, Rosamond
Hammerstein, Doris Gantz, Lois
Jaffee, Lillian Koslov, Nettie
Spoon, Mildred Spoon, Dorothy
Storchan, Vivian Beresch, Ilene
Goodman, Rose Bassin, Dore
Katkin, Hannah Linden, Marion
Levine, Vivian Kamen, Kath-
leen Lax, Florence Woronow,
Priscilla Cooper, Mae Brooks,
Goldie Gold, Helen Koslov and
Lillian Slomovitz.
Mrs. Charles Charlip has been
named chairman of the donor,
to be held Feb. 6, in the synago-
gue social hall. All members
who have purchased donor
tickets will ' be eligible for
prizes at the rally.
The program for the 'donor
will -highlight the appearance of
Chicago's "one-woman show,"
Sulie Harand, who will offer
her version of "The Gershwin
Story."
Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. Sol Hammerstein, _ ticket
chairman, UN. 3-6424.

Drawing inspiration from an orange held by Mrs. PHILLIP
FRANK (right)* are members from cast of "The Immortal
Orange," a production to be presented by the Sisterhood of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek at a luncheon meeting planned for 12:30 p.m.,
Monday, in the synagogue social hall. Mrs. Frank is directing the
operetta. Pictured, left to right, top row, are Mesdames NATHAN
SHUR, HARRY OBERSTEIN, who did the musical adaptation,
MEYER SHUGERMAN and IRVING KATZ; bottom row, Mes-
_dames EDWARD ZELLMAN, LOUIS TATKEN, GEORGE
PARZEN and PHILLIP FRANK. Not shown are the following
members of the cast: Mesdames Gerald Aptekar, Benjamin Fish-
man, Herman Fishman, David Friedman, M. Posner and Samuel
Shetzer, Cantor Reuven Frankel, Messgrs. Morton Grass, Alan
Burstein, Ezra Cutler and Joel Levy. Children who will appear
are Eliot and Sara Frank, Stuart Grass, Jane and Jimmy Koen-
igsberg, Barbara and Steven Parzen and Barbara Tatken. Mem- Judge Victor Baum to Talk
Temple Israel Women
bers of the technical staff are Mesdames Reuven Frankel, Sol
to Honor New _Members Myers, Wilbur Stein and Miss Helen Shur. Mrs. Baer Keidan, to Branch 11, Labor Zionists
Judge Victor Baum, of the
A complimentary luncheon in president, invites friends to attend.
Wayne County Circuit . Court,
honor of its new members is
will address Branch 11, Labor
planned by. the Temple Israel
Zionists, at 8:30 p.m., Sunday.
Sisterhood at 12 noon, Monday,-
The meeting will be held at
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in the Leon Fram Hall of the
the home of Mr.- and Mrs. Man-
new temple Activities Building.
fred Werner, 14421 Rosemary,
Sisterhood members w i 11
Oak Park.
Model new spring fashions and
For information, call the
a line of cruise clothes. The
group's
chairman, Mrs. Herbert
luncheon is open only to paid-
Pincus, KE. 3-0216.
up members, states Mrs. Irving
S. Wolfe, Sisterhood president.
Mrs. Charles Aller is chair-
man of the fashion show, while
Mrs. Julian Weber and her
committee are taking care of
program arrangements. M r s.
Harry Berman, membership
chairman, says that 50 new
memberS will be honored.

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Pictured above are the Hadassah "Cafe Theater Players,"
who will be featured in "Eliza," a musical production to be
presented at the culminating membership , affair of the Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah at 8:30 p.m., Jan. 23, in the Adas Shalom
social hall. Pictured, left to right, front row, are: Mrs. ED-
WARD CANTOR and JACK PERLMAN; rear row, Mesdames
MYRON SCHEFMAN, IRVING LEVINE, CHARLES GAR-
VETT, KAL SOSKIN, MARVIN MINTZ and HENRY SIEGEL.
Mrs. Sidney Winer is directing the production, and Mrs. Sidney
Winer has the title role. • Others in the cast, not shown, are
Mesdaines Albert Newman, Alfred Alexander; Leo Panzer,
David Edelman, Mrs. Harry Platt is accompanist, and Mrs.
Morris Adler will be mistress-of-ceremonies.

JWV to Service Hospital Patients

Patients at the Veterans Ad-
ministration Hospital in Battle
Creek will be serviced on Jan.
20 by units of the Department
of Michigan, Jewish War Vet-
erans. •
A party, including entertain-
ment by an all-professional cast,
will be featured. JWV will pro-
vide gift parcels with fruits,
candy, cigarettes and canteen
books.
The Department is asking
members of all Posts and Aux-
iliaries to participate in wrap-
ping gifts for the party. For in-
formation or to volunteer serv-
ices, call the JWV office.
Larry -Gubow, JWV Depart-
ment commander, in calling at-
tention to the hospital program,
stated that it represents one of
the many services and com-
munity activities performed by
the veterans group.
To help finance the program,
he added, JWV is planning its
annual Star Spangled Revue, to
be held Feb. 17, in the Henry
and Edsel Ford auditorium.
Heading the committe for the
event will be Henny Littman,

chairman, assisted by Al Brick-
er, Mrs. Morton Oppenheirn and
Walter Klein, fund - raising
chairmen for the JWV, JWVA
and Memorial Home, respec-
tively.

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Elects Pro-Tern Officers

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vath Beth Yehudah's Northwest
PTA is currently trying to form
a strong organization. A consti-
tution is being drafted; litera-
ture is being sent out to en-
co}irage membership, reports
Abe Ruda, chairman.
Temporary committee chair-
men are: William Gross, consti-
tution; Mrs. Oscar Foster and
Mrs. Manuel Grossman, mem-
bership; Mrs. Kurt Weinberg,
program; Mrs. Norman Sukenic,
publicity; Joe Katz, extra-cur-
ricular activities. Mrs. Morris
Serwin is secretary; Mrs. Mar-
vin• Revich is treasurer.
Call Mrs. S.. Sukenic, UN.
3-9628, for further information.

Marshall Benevolent Fund
Slates Fund-Raising Party
The. Louis Marshall Benevo-
lent Fund will sponsor a games
party as a fund-raising project
at 8 p.m., Jan. 20, at Parkside
Hall, 3119 Fenkell. Prizes and
refreshments will be featured.
All proceeds are designates for
charity.

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