Dr. August to Address
DSG Luncheon Club
Geraldine Stern, author and and speakers have been sched-
artist who wrote the book uled and will be announced
"Daughters from Afar", pub- within the next few weeks.
Mrs. Stern has made several
lished this year, will appear as
a gUest speaker at the Ladies' trips to Israel, and has come to
know the country intimately by
Day -program of the seventh an- living in a kibbutz and in the
cities. Her travels have taken
her throughout Europe, North
Africa and the Soviet Union.
She recently lived in Paris for
two years and spent several
months in Haiti and the Carib-
bean.
Mrs. Stern had her second
one-woman show in • NeW York
this spring at the Bodley Gal-
lery, and exhibited her paintings
in Los Angeles during the sum-
mer. She combined her trip
west with speaking engagements
in connection with her book in
Los Angeles, Chicago and Mil-
waukee.
The author-artist was born in
Milwaukee, attended Smith Col-
lege, moved to Los Angeles
where she married and raised a
son and a daughter. She now
has a studio in New York.
MRS. GERALDINE STERN
nual Jewissh Book Pair, it was
announced this week by Morris
Garvett, Book Fair chairman.
Mrs. Stern will address a post-
luncheon session at which she
will discuss her book, which
contains profiles of 13 women
who have come to Israel to live
from every corner of the earth.
Through these women's lives,
Mrs. Stern tells the story of Is-
rael itself, the struggles and tri-
umphs of the individuals and of
the new nation.
Dates for the Book Fair are
Nov. 22 to 24, at the Davison
Jewish Center. Other authors
Dr. Harry E. August, psychia-
trist and chief of mental hy-
giene at Sinai Hospital, will
discuss the mental hygiene pic-
ture in Michigan and in rela-
p.. tion to Sinai
Hospital at the
first meeting
of the Detroit
Service Group
.Luncheon
!'! Club at 12:15
at
p. m. , Oct. 31,
;00440
B the Fred M
utzel Memo-
rial Bldg.
Dr. Julien
Dr. August Priver, direc-
tor of the hospital, will join
Dr. August in the presentation.
William Avrunin, associate
director of the Jewish Welfare
Federation, will pr e s e n t an
agency news roundup.
Gus D. Newman is the Lunch-
eon Club chairman. Committee
members are Wilfred B. Doner,
Milton M. Howard, Milton K.
Mahler, S a in u e 1 H. Rubiner,
Hyman Safran, Leon S. Way-
burn, Stanley J. Winkelman and
Jack 0. Lefton, Detroit Service
Group chairman.
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to the audience his views on
"Modern Nationalism and Re-
ligion."
The lecture, which will begin
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State Hall, will deal with the
general problem of the inter-
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The Baron lecture will be
recorded on Monday for broad-
cast over the University's FM
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Seminary Award
Louis Berry, president of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek, will be
in New York this weekend to
receive the Louis Marshall
Award of the Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary.
The award, given to outstand-
ing lay leaders of the Seminary,
will be presented at the annual
dinner of the Seminary's Na-
tional Patron's Society on Sun-
day, at the Hotel Pierre.
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will receive the award, which is
named for the late Louis Mar-
shall, noted constitutional law-
yer, who was chairman of the
Seminary board of directors
from 1904 until his death in
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