Montreal Hadassah-WIZO Group Produces
`A Treasure for My Daughter' Guide Book
A Montreal Hadassah — WIZO
chapter that was formed in 1947
devoted its cultural efforts to stu-
dying homemaking, including the
holidays, preparation for them,
the relevant prayers, recipes, etc.
The result of their efforts is a
book—"A Treasure for My Daugh-
ter" — published by Hawthorn
Books, (70 5th, NY 11).
Edited by Bessie (Mrs. Joseph)
W. Batist, this reference work
contains, in addition to the descrip-
tions of holidays and explanations
for their observance and for
preparations for them, a recipe
section that was. compiled by
Sarah Ein, Anne Warshaw and
Mary Davids.
Since the volume is based on
conversations between mothers
and daughters and is intended as a
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guide for daughters in their in-
troduction to homemaking, the
series of discussions commences
appropriately with "Bethrothal
and Marriage," indicating the
divine institution of marriage and
the primary religious duties in-
volved.
The subjects then discussed are
Kashrut, the Mezuzah, Sabbath,
Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Suk-
kot, Hanukah, Hamisha Asar,
Purim, Passover, Lag b'Omer,
Shavuot, and the Three-Week
Period preceding it.
There is a special article on Ha-
dassah. Each of the articles is by-
lined by a member of Ethel Ep-
stein Ein Chapter of Hadassah-
WIZO.
As addenda there are 65
pages of recipes; explanatory
notes on circumcision, pidyon
ha-ben and Bar Mitzvah; laws
governing mourning; numerous
benedictions for various occa-
sions and holidays; a 25-year
calendar of Jewish festivals; a
list of essential books for the
Jewish home and an index to re-
cipes.
In addition to the miscellaneous
recipes there are many menus and
recipes appended to each holiday
article in the book.
The experiment which resulted
in the production of this volume is
most interesting. It shows what an
organizational effort can produce
when members are dedicated to a
purpose. It is a volume that will
serve a good purpose in the ad-
vice and guidance it offers.
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The Women's Auxiliary to the
Maimonides Medical Society will
hold an open board meeting noon
Tuesday at Sinai Hospital, an-
nounces Mrs.. Arnold Axelrod,
president. Program for the after-
noon, a book review of "The
Stronghold" by Meyer Levin, will
be given by Mrs. David Cohen.
Plans also will be completed
for the auxiliary's 20th annual
donor luncheon and fashion show
to be held March 22 at the Shera-
ton-Cadillac Hotel.
Assisting Mrs. Axelrod in the
Mrs. Hopp Heads
UCS Women's Group
The election of Mrs. John C.
Hopp of Shrewsbury Rd. as new
president of the Women's Commit-
tee of United Community Services
was announced during the group's
31st annual luncheon held at Ma-
sonic Temple Crystal Ballroom
Monday. She will head the volun-
MRS. JOHN C. HOPP
Southfield Hadassah Rolls Out
'Thunder Ball' Plans for March 5
The "Thunder Ball," a benefit
dance for Youth Aliyah ; will be
sponsored by Southfield Group,
Hadassah, 8:30- p.m. March 5, at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Mrs. Lawrence Strager, chair-
man, announced that the party will
begin with a cocktail hour, Hal
Gordon's orchestra will provide
music for dancing throughout the
evening, and a continental supper
will be served. There also will be
entertainment.
Mrs. Charles Snider, president
of Southfield Hadassah, will wel-
come guests to this annual fund-
raising affair.
Mrs. Harry Shapiro, vice presi-
dent of fund raising, stated that
all proceeds from the dance will
be utilized for the reception and
rehabilitation of children coming
into Israel under the Youth Aliyah
movement, a unique organization
which acts as a foster parent to
homeless children from Europe,
teer efforts of some 5,000 women
in a wide variety of year-round
educational programs aimed at
gaining better public understand-
ing of community needs and serv-
ices.
Active with the UCS Women's
Committee for nearly two decades,
Mrs. Hopp has served this nation-
ally - renowned women's group in
various capacities, including a re-
cent two-year term as a vice-presi-
dent.
Over the years, Mrs. Hopp's
leadership has been given to many
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chairman; Charles Gitlin, general
fund-raising chairman; and David
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Henkin, Sanford Bennett, Seymour
Wilhelm, Maurice Silverman, Sid-
ney Stone, Ralph Coskey, Samuel
Fink, Barnett Solomon, Leonard
Haking, John Seltzer, Milton
Green, Alan Lakin, Victor Hon
vitz, Leo Hirsch, Jack Litwin and
Cdnrad Giles, committee chair-
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Africa, and the Middle East. Mrs.
Stanley Aaron is Southfield's
Youth Aliyah chairman.
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chairman, EI 6-4631.
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