Sheruth League Presents Mignon
in 'Fashions for '61' Fund-Raising

Renowned designer Vincent
Mignon will fly in from New
York to present his entire col-
lection for spring land resort
–2; wear in "Fash-
ions '61," the
annual fund-
raising lunch-
eon of Sheruth
League, to be
held 1 2 :3 0
p.m. Wednes-
day at the Ma-
sonic - Temple.
Featured
also will be
Mignon Frankie Paul
and his orchestra,• announces
Mrs. Edward Singer, donor chair-
man.
Half of the proceeds of
Sheruth's fund-raising will go to
its new capital funds project, the
establishment of a "residential
treatment center" for emotion-
ally disturbed girls.
The center, to be called
"Sheruth House," is designed to
provide a home for aid to those
emotionally disturbed girls who
cannot stay with their families
but do not require intensive in-
stitutional treatment. Sponsored
by the Jewish Family and Chil-
dren's Service, the center will be
the first of its kind established
by a Jewish group for Jewish
girls in this area.
The remainder of the proceeds
from "Fashions '61" will be used
for camp scholarships and
clothing.
Sheruth League in Au ust
completed a $65,000 c
funds development,
building program wi
Welfare Federat •
Air Society, w
the Sherut
Sheruth also
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Chairmen of Wednesday's fund-
raising include Mesdames Myron
Echefman, Daniel Haron, Sam
Cowen, Dave .Muskovitz and
Philip Feigenson.
For tickets, call Mrs. Haron,
BR 3-9666, or Mrs. Cowen, VE
8-1686.
Designer Mignon will appear
under the auspices of Samuel
Cardinal.

Mrs. Solovich Describes
Freedom Tour at BB
Parley in. Washington

A small porcelain replica of
the Crusade Freedom Bell was
given Mrs. Charles Solovich,
Bnai Brith Women president, by
Willy Brandt, governing mayor
of West Berlin, on her recent
trip to Europe as a member of
the Crusade for Freedom study
tour.
She described this memorable
event in her openihg address to
the executive board of the na-
tional organization last week in
Washington D.C. Among her ex-
perienceS, she said, was "seeing
at close hand the magnificent
operations of Radio Free Europe
in its attempt to penetrate the
Iron Curtain." The group of 62
persons reprenting national or-
ganizations in the U.S. was lab-
eled "spies" by Iron Curtain
countries' newspapers and kept
under close surveillance as it
approached border points.
Other BBW leaders attending
the Washington meeting included
Mesdames Leonard Sims of De-
oit and Mrs. Morris Tack of
thfield.

yne Team Includes
r Area Gridders

homecoming football game
een Wayne State and Taylor
ersities this weekend will in-
de four local men on the WSU
am, three of whom graduated
from Mumford High School and
one from Oak Park.
Sheldon Lax, starting le
back for the Tartars th . eason,
umford;
is a 1958 graduate o
and and
Barry Sarver, starti
Presidents'
member of the
all-star team,
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is a sophom
ord in 1957.
graduate of
Don Sch e, lso a Mumf
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MISS BEVERLY FELDMAN

At a recent family dinner, the
engagement was announced of
Beverly Lois Feldman to Ronald
Leonard Chaikin.
The future bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Feld-
man of Ardmore Ave. Parents of
her fiance are Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Chaikin of Parkside Ave.
A Dec. 11 wedding and Chi-
cago honeymoon are planned.

JWV Activities

BLOCH-ROSE POST will be-
gin its '61 membership drive
with a cocktail party 6:30 p.m.
Sunday at the JWV Memorial
Home with Sarah Nemon as
principal speaker. Past and
prospective members are in-
vited. RSVP to Morris Elkin,
LI 7-2891.

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ner party will be
members of Phi
a medical fraternity .
ning at the home of
s. Harry Paysner, 3223
Rd., Birmingham. For
ons, call . Mrs. Morris
, LI 7-9467.

ing the
In addition to
dians and
Foreword to "Ed
blished by
Late Victorians,"
Columbia Uni v e si ty Press,
Prof. Richard E ann
author of one of e seve ess
in this book.
Writing on "T
ward," Dr. Ellma
on a sabbatical
from his duties
English at Northw
eqi
sity, refers to the
valents of the Edwa ans
the Victorians in Mal
Assistant" and Bello s "He er
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similar works.
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