TOWN AND COUNTRY wards Women's American Ort. CHAPTER, Women's American For information, call UN 2-8369. ORT, will hold a bazaar-fashion show Tuesday at Cong. Bnai FIDELITY LADIES CLUB Moshe. For ticket information, will meet 8 p.m. Thursday at call Mrs. Paul Sherizen, LI the Hayim Greenberg Center for 5-8753. a games night. For ticket in- * * * TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTER- formation, call Lillian Gorman, HOOD will open its book review UN. 2-0734. series with Dr. Leon Fram on KINNERET CHAPTER, Pio- Katherine Anne Porter's "Ship of Fools" 10 a.m. Monday at the neer Women, will meet Wednes- Temple. In charge of the break- day, announces President Fran- fast preceding the lecture are ces Shayne. Speaker will be D. Mesdames Louis Dizik, Louis Malcolm Tear. Hostesses will be Schostak, Alan Nathan and Jer- Gladys Wider and Ida Victor. * * ome Davis. For tickets, call DETROIT LINK, Order of the Mrs. Harry Colton, LI 6-184::::. Assisting her are Mrs. Joe May Golden Chain, will hold a rum- mage sale 8:30 a.m. Thursday and Mrs. Ernest Golumbia. * * * and Friday, at the Canadian MAIMONIDES MEDICAL SO- Legion Hall, 1651 Livernois in CIETY WOMEN'S AUXILIARY Ferndale. Proceeds to go to the will meet 12:15 p.m. Tuesday Children's Hospital and the at Town and Country Club. Dr. Golden Chain Camp for Under- Alfred Kelly, chairman of the privileged Children. • * * History Department of Wayne HANITA CHAPTER, Pioneer State University, will speak on "Foreign Policy." Auxiliary of- Women, will meet 8:30 p.m. ficers this year are Mesdames Monday at the Hayim Green- Alex Friedlaender, president; berg Center. Guest speaker will E. Pious, L. Leipsitz, S. Bennett, be Albert Kramer. His topic L. Raking and E. Skully, vice- will be "Legislature for Mental- presidents; M. Starkman, N. ly Retarded Children." Guests Schackne, S. Klein and D. Mor- are invited. * * * ton, secretaries; and J. Stern, DETROIT ALUMNAE ASSO- treasurer. Board members in- clude Mesdames Arthur Gold- CIATION, Alpha Epsilon P h i berg, C. Gitlin, I. W. Silver, M. Sorority, will observe its 53rd Kazdin, S. Friedlaender, M. Annual Founders Day at a tea Levin, L. Wassermann, M. 2 p.m. Sunday at the home of Greenberg, M. Lansky, S. Sak- Mrs. Joseph Meyer, 18962 War- wa, L. Heyman, J. Dubin, A. rington. Awards for communal Klein, I. Weisenthal, I. Levit, service will be presented to S. Katz, M. Witus, S. Lutz, M. Mrs. Sidney J. Karbel and Mrs. Arnkoff, G. Mogill, M. Bach- Stanley J. Winkelman in whose man, H. Pliskow, H. Appleman, honor the sorority will make I. Weiner, I. Edgar, P. Fraiberg, a contribution to the national H. Schlesinger, M. Sugarman, foundation. Mrs. Robert Travis M. Steiner, J. Warner, S. Gross- and Mrs. Robert Krakoff are man, M. Mintz, M. Pensler, V. chairmen and Mrs. Lewis B. Horvitz, M. Levy, S. Shiovitz, L. Daniels is chairman of the Orecklin, S. Stern, D. Kliger, awards committee. * * * H. Weisberg, S. Wilhelm, S. Fried, E. Lipkin, J. Feldman, YOUNG ISRAEL CENTER G. Blum, R. Coskey, H. Feigel- of OAK WOODS SISTERHOOD son, M. Kling, L. Kazdan, J. will feature the Detroit Inter- Seltzer, M. Wainstock, R. Men- national Folk Dancers at its delsohn and A. Rogoff. meeting Wednesday at the syn- * * * agogue, announces Mrs. David UNITED ORDER OF TRUE Dombey, program chairman. SISTERS will meet noon Tues- Morris Trager, f u n d raising day at Northland Auditorium. chairman, will take reservations The "Choraleers," under the di- for the mystery bus ride on rection of Mrs. Jack Mash, will Oct. 28. For reservations, call entertain, following a luncheon. LI 6-0543. The public is invited. * * For information, call Mrs. M. PARKWOOD CHAPTER, Wo- Nusbaum, LI 5-4425. * * * men's American Ort, will meet noon Wednesday at the home YOUNG WOMEN'S BICUR of Mrs. Samuel W. Leib, 1686 CHOLEM ORGANIZATION Balmoral. Mrs. Jack Rubin, will hold a board meeting 12:30 president, and Mrs. David Berg, p.m. Monday at the home of vice-president, invite guests to Mrs. Herman Weisberg, 13309 see a movie and hear Rabbi M. Bordman, Huntington Woods. Robert Syme of Temple Israel. * * * A petite buffet will be served. BNAI MOSHE SISTER- The group will hold a rummage HOOD's annual donor luncheon sale Oct. 29 at 420 South Main, will be held noon Tuesday in Royal Oak. Proceeds will go to- the Rosman Social Hall. Pro- ■ ceeds of the "Mitzvah Bee" will go toward refurbishing the hall. An original skit will be presented by sisterhood mem- Leave Everything to Us bers entitled "Executives Sweet," under the direction of Mrs. Lawrence Sklar and ac- companied by Mrs. Itliot Ras- kin. Included in the cast are Mesdames Irving Bernstein, Theodore Curtis, Alexander Fisch, Seymour Freid, Leonard Grenbaum, Samuel Ha b e r, David Katz, John Katz, Ben Levenson, Ma c h Lieberman, Leon Moskovitz, Julius Reznik, Harry Simon, Lawrence Sklar, Mar c el Thirman and Fred Weiss. Mrs. William Morin is general chairman with Mr& Robert Middleman, Mrs. Oscar WYN and HAROLD LANDIS Spelkin, and Mrs. Alfred Guns- berg, co-chairmen, according to Mrs. Herman Roth, president. • Phone BETH AARON SISTERHOOD will begin its third annual • STYLE book review series 10:30 a.m. • ELEGANCE Tuesday at the synagogue. Rabbi • BEAUTY Benjamin H. Gorrelick will re- view "The Slave," by Isaac B. WYN-HAROLD CATERING Singer. A continental breakfast, IMINIMINf I I WHY WORRY I ! HOME CATERING EL 6-8411 planned by Mrs. Barnett Lynn and Mrs. Joseph Ruby, will be served at 10 a.m. Mrs. Philip Fealk, book review chairman, announces that profits from the series are used for the pur- chase of books for the sister- hood's lending library. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Seymour Horowitz, UN 2-4144. DETROIT LINK, Order of the Golden Chain will hold a board meeting, 8:30 p.m. Mon- day at Raleigh House. Fund- raising event proceeds will be donated to Children's Hospital. * * * PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT CLUB will meet 8:30 p.m. Mon- day at the Sholem Aleichem In- stitute. A donor luncheon will be held Nov. 27 at the Town and Country Club. For reserva- tions, call Mrs. M. Neiman, UN 3-7486: * * DETROIT LADIES LECHEM ANEEIM will hold a Sukkot luncheon 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at Cong. Beth Yehudah, 17556 Wyoming. Friends are invited Proceeds are for the needy and sick. • * DIMONA CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, will meet 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. David Shuster, 22121 Kenosha, Oak Park, announces President Mrs. Larry Guttenberg. For in- formation, call Mrs. Henry Solo- men, LI 6-5269. * * a TEMPLE BETH EL SISTER. HOOD will meet 11 a.m. Tues- day. Dr. Richard C. Hertz will review "The Rothschilds," by Frederic Morton. The public is invited. a a a CITY OF HOPE CANCER FIGHTERS will sponsor a des- sert luncheon noon Monday at the Raleigh House. Latest fash- AESCULAPIAN PHARMA- CEUTICAL ASS'QCIATION and LADIES AUXILMRY will hold their 36th annual dinner-dance Nov. 7 at the Latin Quarter. Proceeds will be allocated to charities. Committee includes Harry A. Katzman and Mrs. Hymen Margolis, chairmen; Hy- men Margolis, Sam Plucer, Mrs. Meyer Goldstein and Mrs. Ida Katzman, co-chairmen. 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Thursday, Friday, Saturday 'Till 9 P.M. 25 - THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, October 19, 1962 Women s Utubs ions will be modeled by mem- bers, according to Mrs. Maurie Gordo n, vice-president. The models are Mesdames Sid Coop- er, Warren Coville, Leonard Lemberg, Emanuel Leonard, Morris Lezerson, Joseph Stone, Percy Swartz, Jack Rosenberg, Robert Rosenberg and Earl Weingarden. * * ROSENWALD LADIES AU- XILIARY will entertain vet- erans at the Marine Hospital 2 p.m. Tuesday with a games party. Hostesses will be Mes- dames Mollie Elias, Marion Goldberg, Sarah Jacobson and Josephine Weisenweig. Contri- butions were made to Marine Hospital, Children's Home Outer Lake and Cancer Fund.