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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, May 13, 1960 —
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah Elects
Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser as President
Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser, who
has held numerous offices in
Detroit Hadassah, including the
executive vice presidency, was
elected president of Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah and was
installed into office at a lunch-
eon meeting at the Town and
Country Club, on Tuesday.
Mrs. SA m u e l Rhodes was
elected executive vice president.
Other vice presidents and the
MRS. I. JEROME HAUSER
tasks assigned to them are: Mrs.
George Rubin, education; Mrs.
-Milton Sorock, honor roll; Mrs.
Jack Perlman, program; Mrs.
Harold Hoffman, projects; Mrs.
Manuel S'toler, bulletin; Mrs.
Jerry J. Marks, gift shop.
Mrs. Jack Boxer was elected
treasurer; Mrs. David Pollock,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Norman Rosenfeld, recording
secretary; Mrs. Sally Robinson,
financial secretary. Additional
board members, elected at the
meeting include Mesdames
David Benson, Max Lichter,
Julian Tobias, William B. Isen-
berg and Herman August.
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Moshe Gat Exhibition Opens at Cafe Galerie
An exhibition of woodcuts,
etchings and lithographs by
prominent Israeli artist, Moshe
Gat, is currently being shown
at Cafe G-alerie, 19940 Liver-
nois.
There are 22 works in the
exhibit, which includes some of
Gat's finest works. The show
continues tlirougl_ June 10.
Hadassah Honors
Mrs. Isenberg
The Haifa-born artist, who
studied in Israel, Paris, Italy
and Mexico, has exhibited ex-
tensively, especially in Israel
and Mexico, where he is repre-
sented in the permanent collec-
tions of the Bezalel Museum,
Jerusalem; Munic;pal Museum,
Tel Aviv; and National Museum
of Modern Art, Mexico City.
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Mission of Peace
MRS. WILLIAM B. ISENBERG
Medical Center, was honored by
having her name inscribed on
the Wall of Healing in Jerusa-
lem.
The honor was extended to
her as a surprise tribute at the
annual meeting of Detroit Chap-
ter of Hadassah, at the Town
and 'Country Club, Tuesday.
The presentation of the
testimonial was made by Mrs.
Morse Saulson, under whose
presidency Mrs. Isenberg first
was named chairman of the
Medical Center project. Since
then, Mrs. Isenberg has di-
rected her committee's activi-
ties and has raised in excess
of $200,000.
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Mrs. William J. Hubert, elect-
ed this week as vice-president
of membership for the Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah, has called
a pep rally for 12:30 p.m.,
Thursday, at Hadassah House,
in connection with the group's
"May membership enrollment
month campaign."
All group membership vice-
presidents, chairmen and work-
ers are invited to attend. Mrs.
Morris Adler, wife of Rabbi
Adler, of Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
will be guest speaker.
Assisting Mrs. Hubert during
the membership drive are Mes-
dames Joseph Ravit, Jack Boxer
and Harry Talbott and the fol-
lowing group membership vice-
presidents:
half of the important medical
projects'in Israel and the Had-
assah-Hebrew University Medi-
cal School in Jerusalem.
The luncheon meeting on
Tuesday was featured by a
dramatic reading by Bethsheba
Laikin Davidson and a musical
medley, "The Accents," by Mes-
dames Herbert Stoorman, Maur-
ice Reizen, Ernest Mendelsohn
and Harold Ross.
Mrs. Hauser, the new Hadas-
sah president, is a native De-
troiter. She is the wife of Dr.
I. Jerome Hauser, associate
chief of staff of Sinai Hospital.
A member of Hadassah since
1938, Mrs. Hauser also has been
active in National Council of
Mesdames Claire Landes, Business
Professional; Irving Keys, Bagley
Jewish Women, Women's Amer- &
North; Sam Leib, Bagley South;
ican ORT, was vice - president Lewis Schulman, Evergreen; Bernard
and chairman of general soli- Zendel, Greenfield; Jerome Winkler,
Isadore Kutinsky, Meyers;
citation of the Women's Divi- Livonia;
Meyer Lubin, Schaefer; Cy Aaron,
sion, Jewish Welfare Federa- Sherwood; Irvin Meckler, University
East; Ben Berlin, University North;
tion and serves as a member of Joseph
Kepes, University South; and
numerous hospital auxiliaries, Henry Malter, Wyoming.
civic and social welfare organ-
A conference of the Central
izations.
States Region will be held this
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
in Louisville, Ky. Members
wishing additional information
should call Mrs. Benjamin Bond,
TE 4-6030.
Mrs. William B. Isenberg, for-
mer president of Detroit Chap- `Audience on Stage' Program
A discussion of three differ-
ter of Hadassah and local Had-
assah's first chairman for the ent media of theater — stage,
projects in..5 u p p o r t of the films' and television—will high-
Hadassah - Hebrew University light the next "Audience on
Stage" program of the Jewish
Center Theater, at 8 p.m.
Mrs. David Schachter, the
retiring president, in her an-
nual message, outlined the
progress attained by the
women's Zionist organization
in the past year, and invited
for her successor, Mrs.
Hauser, "the same dedication
of spirit that you have given
to me."
Mrs. Schachter said there was
spec is 1 gratification in the
knowledge that there is com-
munity-wide recognition of the
valuable Hadassah efforts in be-
Map May Campaign
for New Members
One of the projects under-
taken under Mrs. Isenberg's
leadership was the Dora Ehrlich
Surgical Center, in honor of
Mrs. J. H. Ehrlich, one of the
Hadassah pioneers.
Another accomplishment of
her committee was setting up of
the Detroit Orthopedic Wing at
the Hadassah-Hebrew Univer-
sity Medical Center.
Mrs. Isenberg served as presi-
dent of Detroit Hadassah from
1953 to 1956. She has been ac-
tive in local Zionist Council af-
fairs, in the Women's Divisions
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion and the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign and other important Jew-
ish and civic movements.
Lending assistance to Mrs.
Isenberg in her dedicated work
for the medical center were
Mesdames Joseph H. Ehrlich,
Max R. Frank, Ralph Davidson,
Morse Saulson, Philip Lipson,
Philip Broudo, Benjamin Bond
and Herman Cohen.
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