Detroit Chapter of Hadassah announces President Mrs. Rich-
groups are planning golden ard Kamil. Mrs. Morris Bach-
jubilee teas or luncheons this man will discuss "Rembrandt,
month in celebration of the the Bible and the Jews" and
50th anniversary of Hadassah. show slides illustrating her talk,
Each group will hold a draw- according to Mrs. Albert Feur-
ing for a golden jubilee award ring, vice president. In charge
—a gold charm—to be present- of the event are Mesdanies
ed to an honor roll pledgee.
Harry Pariser, chairman; Na-
BAGLEY SOUTH GROUP than Kaptansky, Ira Kaufman,
will meet 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Bernard Limond, David Finkel,
Hadassah Ho us e, announces Rudolph Shulman, Jack Weis-
Mrs. Henry Berris, vice presi- berg, Samuel Benavie and Sam
dent of program. To be honored Frankel.
are past presidents Mrs. Joseph
UNIVERSITY NORTH
Ehrlich, Mrs. Morse Saulson
GROUP will hold a golden
and Mrs. Ralph Davidson, who
jubilee tea 12:30 p.m. Tues-
were friends of Henrietta Szold
day at the home of Mrs. Jules
and were among the first mem-
Kraft, 3140 W. Outer Dr.,
bers of the Detroit Chapter.
announces President Mrs. Bar-
Also to be honored is Jan Ber-
ney Golden. Israeli perform.
ris of Junior Hadassah, whose
ers Nera Bielawsky, vocalist,
great grandmothers were Hadas-
and Kaher Grushka, accor-
sah members and whose grand-
dionist, will be presented by
mother, Mrs. Carl Schiller, and
Mrs. Jack Levin, vice presi-
mother, Mrs. Henry Berris, are
dent. Mrs. Julius Schwartz
leaders in the chapter. Mrs.
will report on "American Af-
Meyer Berke and Mrs. Eugene
fairs" and Mrs. Bernard Na-
Rosen are hospitality chairmen,
than on "Membership." In
assisted by Mesdames Morris
Gerkowitz, Irvin g, Horowitz, charge of the. event are Mes-
Theodore Isaacs, Joseph Fink dames Herbert Lustig, chair-
and George Rapoport. Guests man; Louis Hartman a n d
Julius Rosen..
are invited, according to Presi-
UNIVERSITY SOUTH
dent Mrs. Alfred Feiler.
BAGLEY NORTH GROUP GROUP will hold a golden tea
will hold a golden tea 12:30 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home
p.m. Tuesday at the home of of Mrs. Sally Robinson; 17420
Mrs. Louis Silverfarb, 3700 San Juan, announces President
W. Outer Dr. Mrs. Jack Kauf- Mrs. Nathan Goldman. Mrs.
man, vice, president, has Ralph Miller will give a book
planned a surprise program. review, accordion to Mrs. Sam
Mrs. Morris Amdur is social Bailen, vice president. In charge
chairman, assisted by Mes- are Mesdames S. Feldman, chair-
dames Morton Espor, Sam man; Mayer Boksenbom, Max
Glass, William Gillman, Leo
Feldman and Leo Baron.
SCHAEFER GROUP will pre- Gruenbaum and JOe Dorfman.
WYOMING GROUP will hold
sent "Five Pecades of Fashion,
Song and Music" 12:30 p.m. a golden tea 12:30 p.m. Tuesday
Oct. 24 at Hadassah House, an- at the home of Mrs. Marvin
nounces President Mrs. Samuel Mintz, 4384 W. Outer Dr., an-
nounces President Mrs. I. LoUis
Levitt.
BUSINESS AND PROFES- Jackel. Mrs. Mintz, vice presi-
SIONAL • GROUP will hold a dent, will present Mrs. David
golden tea 2 p.m... Sunday at Friedman in a musicale. Mrs.
Hadassah H o u s e, announces Abraham B albirer, chairman,
Mrs. Martha Winet, president. will be assisted by Mesdames
A skit, "A Date with Hadassah," Morris Berk, M. H. Zackheim,
will be presented and Mrs. Hattie Schwartz, Abe Gittle-
David J. Schacter, national man, Max Reder and S a m
board member who will give a Raskin.
report on the national convention
EVENING GROUP will meet
in Denver.
noon Sunday at the home of
LIVONIA GROUP will hold Jeanette Alexander, 1001 Mer-
a golden jubilee tea 8:30 p.m. ton, announces President Ros-
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. lyn Goldstick. Films of Israel,
Fred Kellman, 19161 Auburn- as visited by Arda Barneholtz
dale, Spring Valley, announces and Mildred Sharkey, will be
President Mrs. Paul Mutnick. shown.
Mrs. Bernard Otis, vice presi-
dent of program, will show the
Hadassah film, "A Boy Named
Ami." In charge of the event
are Mrs. Seymour Joseph, social
chairman, a n d Mrs. Morris
Hochberger, hospitality.
Temple Beth El Sisterhood this
MEYERS GROUP will hold
a golden jubilee tea 12:30 week commenced a series of cul-
p.m. Wednesday at HadasSah tural programs to mark its six-
House; announces President tieth year of existence.
Mrs. Bernard Mirvis. A fash-
The initial event in the 60th
ion show, featuring knitwear anniversary year's programs took
made in Israel and Italy, will place Monday and featured the
be presented, according to presentation of "The Telephone"
Mrs. Simon Kaplan, vice pres- by Gian Carlo Menotti, featuring
ident. Members will model. Matilyn Cotlow, lyric coloratura,
Mrs. Harry K r oh n, social and John Redfield, baritone.
chairman, and Mrs. Leo Gross-
Highlighting the year's pro-
man, hospitality chairman, grams will be the appearance on
will be assisted by Mesdames Nov. 13 of Norman Cousins, in an
German Ganz, Joachim Koe- address, "Education and Our Fu-
nigsburg, James Sobel and ture Foreign Policy."
Harry Weisenthal.
In the second of the series
SHERWOOD GROUP will
of programs, next Tuesday,
hold a golden jubilee tea 12:30
p.m. Tuesday at the home of Rabbi Morris Shapiro, of Tem-
Mrs. Sidney Bertin, 19444 Park- ple Beth Israel, Jackson, will
side, announces President Mrs. review Leon Uris' "Mila 18".
On Oct. 24, Rabbi Philip Fran-
Ivan Meisner. Rabbi M. Robert
Syme will review Irving Fine- 'Ice', of Temple Shaarey Zedek,
man's "Woman of Valor." -Mrs. Lansing, will review Graham
Graham Landau, vice president, Greene's "A Burnt-Out Offering."
Rabbi Samuel E. Karff will re-
is. in charge of program. Ar-
rangements are under the di- view Irving Stone's "The Agony
rection of Mesdames William and the Ecstasy", Oct. 31. No-
Meyers, chairman; Hyman Sil- vember programs will feature
verman, Joseph Sake, Jack Rabbi Lawrence Mahrer, of Bat-
Pearlman,- Charles Goldstein tle Creek, Rabbi Nathan Harold
and Jerry Morse. Hospitality Hershfield, of Pontiac, and Asso-
chairmen are Mesdames Max ciate Rabbi Harold D. Hahn of
Temple Beth El.
Zivian and John Wise.
Six seminars will be con-
UNIVERSITY EAST GROUP
will hold a golden tea 12:30 ducted by Prof. George D. Bara-
p.m. Tuesday at the home of hal of 'Wayne State University
Mrs. Sol Dann, 18000 Parkside, during November and December.
Round Table Women Open New Season
Mrs. Irving H. Small, chair-
man of the Women's Division
of the Detroit Round Table of
Catholics, Jews and Protestants,
has announced the Round
Table's slate of activities for
the coming season.
Mrs. Small and her co-chair-
men, Mrs. Frank Ferguson, Mrs.
Harold Schachern and Mrs. Mar-
vin Levy explained the purpose
of the meetings. "They are
planned to help people learn
about other cultures, recognize
the differences that exist among
us, deVelop respect for people
of other beliefs and cultures
and achieve better communica-
tion with others through in-
creased understanding."
"To Know Is to Understand,"
will be the topic of the season's
first meeting Wednesday at St.
John the Baptist Church, 20521
Woodward.
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son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard G.
Burns of Hubbell Ave., has
been announced.
Both attend Wayne State
University. An Aug. 12 wedding
is planned.
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despite the fact that at his arrest,
he was found to possess $3,000
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21 -- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, October 13, 1961
Detroit Chapter Hadassah Groups Sharon Rose Will
Wed Elliot Burns
Teas Celebrate 50th Anniversary