Brandeis Dinner Gets Feminine Touch
'Today's Crises in World Jewry' Picked as Theme
of Hadassah's Education Day Program Tuesday
South Oakland County: Mes- Leo Keeps, Ben Etkin and Jack
The annual Hadassah Education
Day, first cosponsored education dames Alan Soskin, vice president Strickstein.
Following the luncheon, guests
event of Detroit and South Oak- of education; and Norman Klein,
will have the opportunity to pre-
land Chapters, will be held Tues-
view the various Book Fair ex-
day at the Jewish Center. Theme is
hibits which will be on display
"Today's Crises in World Jewry."
for the Center's annual Book
The program, scheduled for 10
Fair, which officially opens Nov.
a.m. to 2:45 p.m., will commence
13.
with greetings by Mrs. Louis Coop-
Luncheon reservations must be
er, president of SOC, and invoca-
made by Nov. 5 at Hadassah
tion by Mrs. Rubin Bienstock,
House, BR. 3-5441.
Michigan Region president.
All Hadassah members and
William J. Poplack, president of the Brandeis University Club
At the morning session, Mrs.
guests are invited.
of Detroit, gets help from members of the Detroit Chapter of the
David J. Schachter, chairman of
National Women's Committee for Brandeis in planning the formal
the day, wil present Dr. Daniel J.
dinner to be held at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel Nov. 16. With
Elazar, professor of political sci-
TRADITION! TRADITION!
Poplack are (from left) Mesdames Alan Schwartz; Herbert Burdick,
ence at Temple University, Phila-
president of the Women's Chapter; Milton Zussman; and A. Alfred
delphia, who will discuss "The
Taubman. Poplack holds a bust of the late U.S. Supreme Court
American Jewish Community —
Justice Louis D. Brandeis, for whom the school at Waltham, Mass.,
Jeopardy or Commitment?"
Hadassah's Education Day
is named. Six Detroiters are to be honored as fellows of the uni-
His father, Albert Elazar, super-
verity, and guest speakers will be Dr. Abram L. Sachar, president
intendent of the United Hebrew program Tuesday will be under
of the school, and Norman Rabb, chairman of the board of trustees.
Schools, and brother David, sci- the direction of (from left) Mes-
MOVIES, SINCE 1946
ence librarian of the Kresge Li- dames David Schachter, chair-
brary of Wayne State Univeristy man of the day; Maurice M.
WEDDINGS • BAR MITZVAHS
Forum on 'Justice' Set and head librarian of the United Perlman, Detroit Chapter's vice
president of education; and Alan
Hebrew
Schools,
will
be
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by Federation Women; at the afternoon session.
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Chapter's
vice
president
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The senior Elazar will discuss
Author-Rabbi to Speak
cation.
"The Jews, 1965," focusing on
"Justice and Judaism" will be problems of world Jewry.
the theme of the 1965 Fall Forum
David Elazar, co-author with
to be presented by the Women's his brother of a classification
Division on the Jewish Welfare system for libraries of Judaica
Federation of Detroit.
to be published in the near
From LONDON, ENGLAND
future, will speak on "Books,
Rabbi Eugene J. Lipman, spirit-
Like CHEESE KREPLACH
ual leader of Temple Sinai, Wash- Unlimited."
ington, D. C., will speak at the
with
A subscription luncheon will be
first of three Forum meetings, 1:15 served at noon, for which the in-
"Distinctive Styling in Music
p.m. Wednesday at the home of vocation will be delivered by Mrs.
to your Individual Taste"
Mrs. Henry Pariser, 1010 Ardmoor ; Albert Elazar, a United Hebrew
Schools teacher and active in Ha-
Birmingham.
field of education.
The Forum is an annual series dassah's
Mrs. Jack Perlman, president
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee knows
designed to provoke stimulating of the Detroit Chapter, will award
what he's talking about. His
thought and discussion on timely a special Hadassah citation to Ela-
Cheese Ravioli has the
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Wednesday at Cong. A havas
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Hot
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t h e piano, ac-
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Potatoes and Gravy
cording to Mrs. Mrs. Feldman
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Mitchell Feldman, luncheon chair- •
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• Dill Pickles
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