National Council of Jewish Women Set Colleen Hamburg TI eel Fannie Gluck Group Vladimiritzer Party
Vladimiritzer Emergency Relief
Organization will hold its games
to Hear Broadway Backer at Luncheon to Leonard Stobinsky
to Hear Kay Britten party 8 p.m. May 25 at Cong. Beth
Marguerite Cullman, who has
hacked more than 300 plays on
Broadway and is the author of sev-
eral best-sellers, including "Occu-
pational Angel," will be guest
speaker at the Detroit Section, Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women's
annual luncheon meeting noon
Tuesday at the Town and Country
Club.
Mrs. Cullman, who has backed
such playwrights as Arthur Miller,
T. S. Eliot, Tennessee Williams
and Sherwood Anderson, will dis-
cuss the triumphs and pitfalls
awaiting backers of theatrical pro-
ductions.
The program also includes the
election and installation of officers
... , ; for the 196o-1966
term. M r s . Wil-
liam H. Frank,
a past president
who is currently
on the Mayor's
Youth Commit-
tee, will be the
; installing officer.
T h e invocation
will be given by
Mrs. Weiner Mrs. Morton Kan-
ter, and Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner
will discuss the recent national
convention. at which she was re-
elected a national vice president.
The committee planning the
meeting includes Mrs. Harold
Kaufman. program chairman, as-
sisted by Mesdames Richard Pren-
tis, C. I. Sarasohn, Norman Wietz,
William Parnos and Samuel S.
Willis.
Two new projects which the Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women
have recently undertaken includes
"WICS" and a program to expand
educational opportunities for Is-
rael's culturally disadvantaged
children.
WICS is an interfaith, interra-
cial group which will help the
government recruit and screen ap-
plicants for the Women's Job
Corps set up under the Economic
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Opportunities Act of 1964. Joining
with Council in Detroit are the
United Church Women, the Na-
tional Council of Negro Women,
and the National Council of Catho-
lic Women.
The new Council Israeli pro-
gram will be composed of three
research projects whose essential
purpose is to realign school cur-
ricula, as well as teacher-training
programs. The studies will be car-
ried on by the Hebrew University
John Dewey School of Education,
which is supported by the Nation-
al Council of Jewish Women, and
the Hebrew University High
School, for which the women's or-
aanization recently built a $500,-
000 campus.
Donor Event to Benefit
Children With Asthma
Detroit League, Children's Asta-
ma Research Institute and Hospi-
tal, will hold its donor luncheon
noon May 12 at the Roostertail.
Jonas Kiken, from the home in
Denver, will tell of the miracles
performed through research in in-
tractable asthma. • .....
There will be fa-
vors, prizes and
entertainment, 1:
according to Mrs.
Joseph Staub ,
donor chairman
and fund-raising
vice president.
CARIH sends
children o f a 11
denominations, Mrs. Staub
from many countries, to Denver,
where they remain at least two
years for care and therapy. For
tickets call Mrs. Joshua Karbel,
chairman. UN 2-5607, or Mrs. Ralph
Levy, UN 3-9592.
Mrs. Saul Cohen, president of Joseph. For tickets, call Mrs. Wil-
Fannie Gluck Chapter, Mizrachi liam Rossen, MI 6-7212.
Women, announces plans for the
annual donor event have been
FOR THE BEST IN
completed for noon May 11 at
MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT
Cong. Bnai Moshe.
Mrs. Milton Radner has been
named general chairman of the
And His Orchestra
luncheon, with Mrs. Sam Freed-
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man as co-chairman.
The program will feature folk
singer Kay Britten with a selection
of Israeli and Yiddish songs.
For reservations call Mrs. Rad-
ner, UN 4-7391. Mrs. Aaron Mar-
golis, VE 6-5700, is souvenir book
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darlings chairman. Mrs. Joshua
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Sperka will be chairman of the
18055 James Couzens
afternoon.
SAM EMMER
PLASTIC
COVERS
MRS. LEONARD STOBINSKY
Colleen Hamburg became the
bride of Leonard Stobinsky in a
recent ceremony at Raleigh House.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman officiated.
The couple are the children of
11,1r. and Mrs. Jacob Hamburg,
24090 Eastwood, Oak Park, and
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Stobinsky,
25121 Rue Versailles E., Oak Park.
A gown of silk organza was worn
by the bride, who carried white
orchids.
Rena Rott was maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Barbara Ole-
shansky and Karen Hamburg, the
bride's sister. Mrs. Sadie Payne,
the bride's great-grandmother from
Sioux Falls, S. D., also was in the
bridal party.
Best man was Harold Stobinsky,
the bridegroom's brother. Ushers
were Irving Stein and Harvey Fink.
After a honeymoon in Spain,
Portugal and the Canary Islands,
the couple will live at 25990 Rad-
clift, Oak Park.
g3ritit Activities
Women to Host District Director
Mrs. Richard M. Hartenstein,
director of Bnai Brith Women Dis-
trict 6, will make her inaugural
visit to Detroit next week. On
Tuesday and Wednesday, she will
conduct leader-
ship sessions for
chapter presi-
dents and offic-
ers as well as
Council officers.
Mrs. Harten-
stein is the
. youngest Bnai
Brit h women's
director in the
country and en-
courages the con- Mrs. Hartenstein
tributions of volunteers to supple-
ment the needs of a community
engaged in the war against pov-
erty.
Mrs. Hartenstein. a resident of
Chicago, has been involved in im-
plementing Bnai Brith Women's
war on poverty in that city. She
has attended several conferences
and will report on the latest de-
velopments to the Detroit women.
Originally from New York City,
Mrs. Hartenstein received her BA
degree from the City College of
New York, and her masters in
sociology from the University of
Chicago. She has worked profes-
sionally as a group leader and
social worker bah here and in
Israel.
* * *
DOV FRENKEL CHAPTER will
hold its annual Mother and Daugh-
ter Dinner 7 p.m. Monday at
Raleigh House. Prizes and enter-
tainment will be provided. For in-
formation, call Mrs. Barbara Racey,
356-6329, or Mrs. Francine Ros-
berg, EL 6-1727.
SOL YETZ-MORRIS C 0 H E N
* *
AUXILIARY will meet 8 p.m.
Monday at the home of Sophie Bnai Brith Completes
Hoffman, 23150 Radclift, Oak Park.
The following officers were re- Campaign for Teens
WASHINGTON (JTA)—A Bnai
cently elected: President, Betty
Spinner; senior vice-President, Brith campaign to plant 500,000
Sarah Kaminsky; junior vice-pres- trees in its Martyrs' Forest in Is-
idents, Sara Fleisher and Bess rael was completed last week. The
Schein; treasurer, Irene Levin; Bnai Brith Commission on Israel
chaplain, Jean Friedman; con- announced that $1,016,029 had
ductress, Raye Weimer; patriotic been raised, and more than 508,000
instructress, Faye Blau; guard, saplings planted ,since 1954.
Ruth Levin; historian, Ruth
Benach.
CARE Honors Mothers
* * *
Mother's Day has gone interna-
tional.
JWV Men, Women Set
CARE is asking Americans to
Party for Hospital Vets
honor their mothers by sending a
The men's department and its food package to a less fortunate
women's auxiliaries of the Jewish mother in any one of 34 countries
War Veterans will hold a games abroad.
night at the Ann Arbor Veterans
Contributions sent to CARE, De-
Hospital 6:30 p.m. Saturday. Games troit. 48226, in an American
and prizes for the patients will be mother's name, will help feed a
featured.
mother overseas.
Volunteers from all posts and
Auxiliaries are asked to call Torn THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Tannis, UN 3 8720.
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