otnen s S TOWN AND COUNTRY CHAP- TER, Women's American ORT, will celebrate its seventh birthday with a husband and wife meeting 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Northwest branch, YWCA. A version of "That Was The Week That Was," written by Mrs. Melvin Schwartz and di- rected by dramatic chairman Mrs. Melvin Klein, will be presented. Hostesses will be Mrs. Sol Cash and Mrs. Ira Flashner, and the dramatic group includes Mes- dames Ernest Beren, Edwin Good- man, Walter. Krausse, Iry Markel, Helen Neff, Melvin Schwartz, Rob- ert Sachs, Charles Salter, Al Shal- piro and Arnold Tanzman. BETH AARON SISTERHOOD agency, which * * * eceives part of has scheduled its third book review Rice At a meeting 8:30 p.m. Monday of the series 10:30, a.m. Tuesday in its funds from the social hall, it was announced by the United Jewish Appeal. Rice at Sholem Aleichern Institute, Mrs. Samuel Co.-by, book review supervises the organization's pro- Primrose Benevo- ,, grams in 40 countries. Pace set- lent C 1 u b will chairman. "` To N ■ imber Our Days discuss final by Pierre Van Paa.sen will be re- ters for Kolbert the 65 campaign Mrs. Mor- is chairman Mrs Melvin plans for its an- viewed by Mrs. Phillip Fealk. nual anniversary Breakfast will precede the review. ris H. Brown vice * is * executive * dinner - dance Hostesses are Mesdames Sol Miller chairman. 6:30 p.m. Jan. 24 and William Lipman. Tickets may JEWISH HOME FOR AGED at Joe Bathey's. be obtained at the door. AUXILIARY will meet 12:30 p.m. Guests invited. Monday at the Imperial Catering For reservations, Co. Rabbi Jacob Segal of Cong. call Mrs. Hyman Adas Shalom, will be guest speak- Ehrlichman, UN er. Refreshments will be served. Leave Everything to Us 5-5489. President Guests invited. of Primrose, Mrs. * * * Binen Margaret Binen, MUSIC STUDY CLUB will meet made the announcement. - 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Jewish '* * * Center. Guest speaker will be Anna SA'AD will hold its annual in- Husband, director of -the Detroit stallation dinner 6:30 p.m. Wednes- Music Settlement School. Soloist day at the home of Mrs. Leonard will be Belle Pepper, soprano. Horwitz, 18980 Greenlawn. Co- Chairman of the day is Mrs. Irving hostesses will be Mrs. Sam Oslik, Paster. Guests invited. Mrs. Harold Shine and Mrs. Israel * * * Levenstein. The following officers ROCHEL LAYA STEPINER AID will be installed: president, Mrs. SOCIETY is planning its annual Irwin Serman: vice president, Ida donor luncheon for 12:30 p.m. Wright; secretaries. Ann Siegel March 30 at Raleigh House. For and Mrs. Samuel Portner; treas- tickets and information, call Mrs. urers, Mrs. Hilda blister and Mrs. WYN and HAROLD LANDIS Leo Sklar, 545-5494. Joseph Mendelson; and tribute * * * chairman, Mrs. Arthur Sofferin. * * * GOODFELLOWSHIP LADIES AUXILIARY elected Ann Lyons NEGBAH CHAPTER. Pioneer president at a recent election Women. will meet noon Wednes- meeting. Ida Berger is vice presi- day at the home of Mrs. Fred STYLE dent; Sophie Finkel, treasurer; Gayer, 21811 Harding, Oak Park. Fay Rice and Stella Meizler, sec- Guests invited. ELEGANCE • retaries; Bessie Solloway and Eva • BEAUTY Levin, trustees; and Rae Wein- AVODAH CHAPTER, Pioneer WYN-HAROLD CATERING stein, sergeant-at-arms. Women, will meet 12:30 p.m. Tues- day in the Labor Zionist Institute. An Israeli movie will be shown. Luncheon hostesses will be Mrs. Jack Wilk, Mrs. Morris Goldman and Mrs. David Feinberg. * * * ZEDAKAH CLUB will open its membership drive with a dessert W 111194111W157, 1 ' luncheon noon Monday at the home of Mrs. Sylvia Shapiro, 3810 W. Outer Dr. Mrs. David J. Cohen will review the book, "Creative Woman" by Mrs. Arthur Goldberg. For reservations or information on the group, which is opening mem- bership rolls to young women in the community, call Mrs. Willard Zamsky, membership and program chairman, UN 2-8461. The club, which assists the needy in mental institutions, recently transported 450 patients from Ypsilanti State Hospital to Ann Arbor to view the "r• -", -;;11 play "Gypsy." Allied Jewish Campaign Wona- CLUB ONE, Pioneer Women, will hold a meeting dedicated to en's Division will hold a luncheon Tu b'Shevat noon Tuesday at the for Pace Setters noon Tuesday at Labor Zionist Institute, Mrs. Mil- the home of Mrs. dred Kramer, culture chairman, ani Kaye Goodwin nounced. Mrs. Chana Michlin, pres- Fran k, 19200 ident, will give • a book review on Strathcona. The "Parallel Quest" by Irma Lind- fund - raisin helm.• A vocational scholarship to meeting will fea Moetzet Hapoalot schools in Israel ture as speake will be dedicated in the name of .James P. Rice, Mrs. Sophie Sislin, who has been executive direc- Moetzet Hapoalot chairman for for of the United many years and was an organizer Hias Service : of Pioneer Women. Refreshments world Jewish im- migration a n d will be served. Guests invited. resettlement * * * , gs GLENWOOD CHAPTER, Worn- en's American ORT, will -meet 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Gerry Berkal, 18315 Indiana. Co-hostesses are Marilyn Flam and Gloria Bell. There will be a dem- onstration on "Hallmark of Enter- taining." Guests invited. " toll VA) for Dress SHARONA CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, will meet 12:30 p.m. Tues- day at the home of Bea Shulman; 22150 Harding, Oak Park. Co-host- ess is Betty Barnett. Guest speaker . will be Rabbi Sherwin Wine of Birmingham Temple. Guests in- _ vited. or Sport... The MULTI - BAND Watch changes straps in seconds to match any fashion wardrobe. 24 exciting color straps to choose from. In 14K yellow or white gold with diamond facetted Sapphire crystal. With four straps : r . 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DETROIT CANCER FIGHTERS, City of Hope, will stage an evening of bowling and dining 10 p.m. Feb. 6 at Yorba-Linda Lanes. Bowl- ing, prizes and a buffet supper will be offered, according to Mrs. Elliot Schubiner, vice president of fund raising, and Mrs. Jerome Kornheis- er, ticket Chairman. For informa- tion, call Mrs. Kornheiser, EL 7-1071. * * * BETH ABRAHAM SISTE R- HOOD will meet 8:30 p.m. Monday in the synagogue. Rabbi rsrael Hal- Pern and Dr. Norman Shakne, a psychiatrist, will discuss "How to Improve Your Mental Health." Re- freshments will be served, and guests are welcome, according to Mrs. Hyman Goldstein, program chairman. (More Clubs, Page 23) . THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 15, 1965-19 *LUTETIA and BLUE IRIS ,_'1,895 *MORNING LIGHT fro.1,995 *ARCURUS fr.:2,095 TM `EMBA *BLACK SAPPHIRE fro.$2,195 All furs labeled to show country of origin of im- ported furs. AND MANY OTHER SHADES ariart b en- elb UN 2-8822 19386 LlVERNOIS at Outer Drive Open Thursday Eve. 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