Mrs. Lewis S. Grossman, Detroit civic and welfare leader,
will leave New York via plane on Oct. 26 as part of a 25-member
group of United Jewish Appeal National Women's Division
leaders for a three-week survey of UJA-financed welfare and
immigrant-aid programs in Europe and Israel.
A delegation of Michigan members of Women's American
ORT (Organization through Rehabilitation and Training) will
leave Monday for Miami Beach to attend the national board
conference of the organization Oct. 23-25 at the Hotel Fountain-
bleau. Delegates include Mrs. N. H. Schlafer, president of Michi-
gan Region; Mrs. Max Beal, Mrs. Irvin Kurtz and Mrs. Harold
Kukes. Members of the. national board who will attend also are
Mrs. Harry. Becker and Mrs. Henry Pariser.
Mrs. Robert Alpern of Fairfield Ave., chairman of the
League of Women Voters, has planned a Japanese tea for the
League's opening meeting 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Inter-
national Institute.
The Kaplan Family Club will meet 8:30 p.m. Sunday at the
MISS .SUZAN CZEIZLER
home of Gladys and Sam Wider, 19126 Ilene.
Mrs. Jack Gans recently hosted a meeting of the Golda
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Czeizler
Myerson Chapter, Pioneer Women, in honor of her 25th wedding of Brooklyn, N.Y., announce the
anniversary and the forthcoming marriage of her daughter, engagement of their daughter,
Beverly.
Suzan Karen, to James M. Gott-
furcht, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
18201 Snowden.
Home Relief Society Makes Plans Gottfurcht,
The bride-elect attended
Brooklyn College. Her fiance
for 40th Annual Donor Luncheon
was a member of Phi Sigma
Delta fraternity at the Univer-
sity of Detroit. A December
wedding in New York is
planned.
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Instituting what is planned
to be the first of an annual
series of city-wide inter-faith
assemblies, in tribute to the
memory of a former president
of the organization, Metropoli-
tan Detroit Bnai Brith Council
will present a civic award to
Monsignor Clement Kern of the
Holy Trinity Church 8:30 p.m.
Oct. 21 at Cong. Bnai Moshe,
14390 W. Ten Mile, Oak Park.
The announcement was made
by Melvin Weisz, chairman of
the Citizenship and Civic Af-
fairs Committee of the Council.
The plaque to be presented
Monsignor Kern will be given
"as a tribute to his long, sin-
cere, and devoted service to the
betterment of human relation-
ships and community under-
standing for many years." Judge
Wade H. McCree, Jr., of the
United States District Court in
Detroit, will deliver the prin-
ciple address at the assembly,
with the presentation to be
made by Judge Victor J. Baum
of the Wayne County Circuit
Court.
The award is being presented
in the memory of the late
Maxwell M. Lowe, who was
president of the Metropolitan
Detroit Bnai Brith Council sev-
eral years ago. His devotion to
the cause of better understand-
ing in promoting the purpose
of Bnai Brith, the largest Jew-
ish service organization in the
world, was considered worthy
of memorializing.
There will be no admission
charge to the program. The
public is invited.
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The Home Relief Society will hold its 40th annual fund-
raising donor luncheon Nov. 13 at Town and Country Club.
Chairmen in charge of the event are, from left, Mesdames
Louis Marks, Ben Davidson, John Herman and William Bud-
man, president. The program will feature a style show with
Mary Morgan, television and radio personality, as commentator.
Settings will be done by Jeannette Steward. Prizes will also
highlight the affair. Funds raised will be used to provide food,
clothing and shelter for needy families. For reservations,
call Mrs. Samuel Goldman, UN 2-0761.
League of Jewish Women to Hold
8th Leadership Training Institute
The League of Jewish Wom-
en's Organizations will hold its
eighth annual Leadership Train-
ing Institute 9:30 a.m. Oct. 25
at Beth Abraham Synagogue,
8100 W. Seven Mile, announces
President Mrs. Martin Naimark.
In charge of four workshop
presentations that will comprise
the morning sessions is Mrs.
Gordon Berris. The presenta-.
tions include:
1. "Ingredients of a Good
Program," with Frank Lowen-
berg, adult education director
of the Jewish Center.
2. "Executive Forum," with
Mrs. David Kliger as moderator,
will deal with the problems of
administration. Panelists will
include Mrs. Harry W. Theisen,
president of the Detroit Arch-
diocesan Council of Catholic
Women; Mrs. Chester Weaver,
president of the United Church
Women of Detroit; and Mrs.
Alan Canty, former president
of the Detroit Board of Educa-
tion. The film "Getting Work
Done Through Committees"
will be shown.
3. "We Live Here" will be a
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activities in Society
Bnai Brith Will Present Award
to Msgr. Kern in Memory of Lowe
Troth Is Told