▪ THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Women s Club activivzies DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE TEMPLE ISRAEL SISTERHOOD SISTERHOOD will present Mrs. will hold an informal social 12:30 Albert Rosenblum, discussing p.m. Tuesday in the social hall. "New Problems Facing American Cake and coffee will be served, Jews," 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, at the and members are invited to bring synagogue building. A social hour guests for games. The admission will follow the open meeting. Each charge will go toward a scholarship member is asked to bring a guest. fund sponsoring a rabbinical or For information, call President cantorial student. For information, Mrs. George Bass, EL 7-0781. call Mrs. Milton Feldman, 358-1491. * * * The sisterhood will hear an il- BIRMINGHAM - FRANKLIN lustrated talk on contemporary art GROUP, Hadassah, will meet 12:30 by Detroit artist Zubel Kachadoor- p.m. Nov. 22 at the home of Mrs. ian noon Nov. 14 Jack Peitz, 25401 River Dr., Fran- at the t e rn p 1 e . klin. Coffee and cake will be Kachadoorian has served. Mrs. Kenneth Laster, pro- exhibited his gram vice president, reports that work in Rome Rabbi Irwin Groner of Cong. Shaa- and Copenhagen, rey Zedek will speak on interdat- as well as New ing and intermarriage. In conjunc- York, Washington tion with his talk, a socio-drama and many other will be presented, featuring Mes- a r t centers. He dames Hanley Yorke, Frank Rath, holds awards in Murray Boles and Melvin Wasser- Kachadoorian Michigan annuals man. Group discussion will follow. and has his paintings in museum To mark the approaching holiday, collections in this country and Mrs. Irving Schlyfestone, study group chairman, will present the Hanuka story. Friends are invited. * * OAK PARK NSHEI CHABAD STUDY GROUP will meet 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs. Chaskel Grubner, 14100 Sherwood. Guest speaker will be Rabbi Chaskel Grubner. * * • UPPER NORTHWEST NSHEI CHABAD STUDY GROUP will meet 3 p.m. Saturday at the home of Mrs. Hannah Ungar, 19944 Stansbury. Guest speaker will be Rev. J. Baras. • * NORTHWE-ST NSHEI CHABAD STUDY GROUP will meet 2:30 p.m.. Saturday at the home of Mrs. Shlomo Rothenberg, 18653 Wis- consin. Mrs. Tzippora Baiter an- nounces that the guest speaker will be Rabbi Rothenberg. * * SHERUTH LEAGUE will hold a board meeting 12:30 p.m. Tues- day at the home of Mrs. James Rohner, 13220 Burton, Oak Park. Co-hostesses are Mrs. Gerald Feld- man and Mrs. Philip Kaplan. abroad, including the Tate Gallery in London and the art institutes of Detroit and Chicago. * * MAIMONIDES MEDICAL SOCI- ETY WOMEN'S AUXILIARY will hold a board meeting noon precede the program. For tickets, call Mrs. Gunsberg, 342-4645. The sisterhood will hold an oneg Shab- bat 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the home of Rabbi and Mrs. Moses Lehrman, 25220 Gardner, Oak Park. Rabbi Lehrman will review a book, and there will be community singing and refreshments, • * * BETH MOSES SISTERHOOD will hold a luncheon noon Tuesday in the social hall, with all proceeds * * TEMPLE BETH EL SISTER- HOOD will hear James J. Levbarg, temple education director, discuss "What's So Important About a Jewish Education?" at a meeting and petite luncheon 12:30 p.m. Monday at the temple. * * DAVID - HORODOKER YOUNG WOMEN ORGANIZATION will discuss plans for its donor lunch- eon noon Tuesday at the home of - '1 1/2 Wks. South Mrs. Sam Kogan, 18032 Northiawn, * of' 8 Mite: NORTHWEST CHILD RESCUE WOMEN will hold its annual paid- *******- 4,-*******************************4-11 -444-**44;, 4( up membership luncheon noon * * Tuesday at Topinka's Country * \ 1 I /' House. Mrs. Jack Nagel is chair- * * * man of the affair. .....C.43W. * * * : NI r DETROIT CANCER FIGHTERS * City of Hope, will hold a board 4 , meeting on Nov. 21 at Holiday Caterers. Top subject under dis- * 4( * cussion will be plans for the an- * 4( BUY WITH CONFIDENCE DIRECT * nual New Year's Eve party. Co- FROM THE IMPORTER Chairmen are Mrs. Louis Alpert : * and Mrs. Louis Starr. For infor- * Illation call Mrs. Alpert, VE 5- 1 : * * * DIAMONDS * DIAMONDS 4, 4, 4, SAVE! * be served preceding the meeting. KINNERET CHAPTER, Pioneer Mrs. Dora Dworkin will speak. * Women, will meet 12:30 p.m. Director at Meeting The Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish National Fund will open its annual donor drive 12:30 p.m. Nov. 22 at Cong. Bnai :km?. Moshe. Speaker will be Dr. Milton Aron, national director of the Jewish Na- tional Fund in New York City. JNF friends and ;guests are in- ' vited. A petite lunch- eon to be served, and Cantor Reu- ven Frankel of Cong. Shaarey Dr. Aron Zedek, accom- panied by Bella Goldberg, will pre- sent the musical portion of the program Mrs. Sidney Ravin will introduce the program, and Mrs. Pearl No- I san, president of the auxiliary, will give a resume of this year's proj- ects. The cabinet for this year's donor . Otis. * The Criterion Club will sponsor variety of vaudeville-style enter- "Amateur Night" 8:30 p.m. Satur- tainers will vie for cash prizes. Popular dancing will follow, with day at Cong. Beth Hillel. social mixers and refreshments to The public is invited. be served during intermission. Singers, instrumentalists, comics, For information call president acrobatic and tap dancers, and a Sally Sidran, 541-5373. SEYMOUR KAPLAN going to the Tora Fund of the Na- tional Women's League of the Unit- ed Synagogue of America. Friends are invited. For reservations or in- formation, call Mrs. Seymour Deitch, KE 7-4566. The Tora Fund helps the Jewish Theological Sem- inary of America. The next gen- eral meeting of the sisterhood will be held 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the social hall. Mrs. David Cohen will present a program on Jewish humor. • e BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD Will hold a board meeting 8:30 p.m. Monday in the synagogue drive will be headed by Mrs. Al- board room. Hostesses are Mes- bert Posen, chairman of fund dames Bernard Dosie, Mollie Fel- lows, Mendel Shiffman and Dan Order, 20413 Freeland. Molly Hof_ fer will give a book review. Friends are invited. `Amateur Night' Set by Criterion Club Monday at the home of Mrs. George Mogill, 26008 Salem, Hun- tington Woods. Co-hostesses will be lc Mesdames Edward Skully, Samuel 3190, or Mrs. Starr, LI 7-2436. : ir IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF FINE DIAMONDS * * * Freid, Michael A. Wainstock, Leo * SISTERS OF ZION, Mizrachi 1 15738 Livernois J. Hirsch, Ben Parker, Morris Z. DI 1-5515 Greenberg, Israel Wiener and Nor- Women, will hold its "cash" linen ************************* ***********************t shower for the brides-to-be in the man Schakne. • * * Mizrachi Homes in Israel, noon EVERGREEN CHAPTER, Ha- Wednesday at Beth Joseph Syn- dassah, will hold an oneg Shabbat agogue. Lunch will be served. 2 p.m. Saturday at the home of Guests are invited, Plans will be Mrs. Marcus Scheiman, 20015 formulated for the annual Hanuka Prest, Bruce Schmidt of the Chase party to be held Dec. 7. * * Branch Library will review "Satur- day the Rabbi Went Hungry," by CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women, Harry Kemelman. Guests are wel- will meet noon Wednesday at the come. Refreshments will be served. Labor Zionist Institute. Brunch will Wednesday at the Labor Zionist Institute. In a tribute to the mem- ory of Sholotn Aleichem, Bertha Bricker will give a biographical • * reading. Ruth Schecter and Edith JUNIOR CHAPTER, Children Shapiro will be hostesses, * * Asthma Research Institute and Hospital, has planned for its first DETROIT LINK, Order of the fund-raising event of the year, Golden Chain, will hold its annual 'Scotch Doubles Bowling," at the Feather party 8:30 p.m. Monday, State Fair Bowling Alley, 9 p.m. at the Labor Zionist Institute. Saturday. There will be prizes There will be prizes and refresh- and late supper. For tickets, con- ments. Proceeds will go to under- tact Mrs. Robert Coleman, LI privileged children. Tickets will be 6-6285. available at the door. * * * * * BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD will present the second in its series of book reviews 1 p.m. Tuesday at JNF Auxiliary the synagogue. Mrs. Harry Guns- berg, chairman, announces that to Hear National Mrs. Lawrence Wernher will re- view "Gates of the Forest" by Elie Wiesel. A coffee hour will NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pioneer Women, will meet 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Betty Friday, November 11, 1966-19 CLUB ONE, Pioneer Women, will hold a special luncheonette meeting 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Labor Zionist Institute. An Israeli movie will be shown. Sophie Sislin, donor chairman, and Gertrude Lewin, bulletin chairman, invite members to settle their pledges there. Guests are invited. * * JEWISH WOMEN'S EUROPE- AN WELFARE ORGANIZATION will hold an "armistice luncheon" noon Monday at Jericho Temple.. Proceeds will go toward Hanuka checks for widows and orphans the group supports in Israel. The community is invited. For informa- tion call Mrs. Jack Seder, ticket chairman, 342-1627. * * HOME RELIEF SOCIETY will hold a dessert luncheon and social meeting 12:30 pm.. Nov. 21 at Greenfield's Restaurant, Green- field and Eight Mile. Mrs. Irving Small will be chairman. Each mem- ber is invited to bring a guest. For reservations call Mrs. Abe Sena_ berg, 545-5684; Mrs. Samuel Chase, DI 1-8054; or Mrs. Ida Frieden- berg, 869-0342. * * * NEW LIFE CHAPTER, American Medical Center at Denver, will meet 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs, Sam Rosen, 15281 Miller, Oak Park, to discuss plans for the games night. ' 1 flowing tide of chif- fon creating an angelic look, in colors vibrant, yet diffused, with a bodice of sequins and delicate beading nipped in by an empire waist. Mint green, pink, yellow. $89.95 t•oit's finest gown collec. Lion far spe. &at occasions. Rachel Dann to Appear in Bonstelle Comedy Rachel Dann, a junior theater student at Wayne State Univer- sity, will play a leading role in Harold Pinter's comedy "The Birthday Party," opening at the Bonstelle Theater today. Per- formances will continue through Nov. 20. Miss Dann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Dann, 18000 Parkside, will play the role of Meg in the WSU production. She has appeared in numerous productions at both the raising, and her co-chairmen Mrs. William Levin, Mrs. Joseph Green- Bonstelle and Studio theaters at baum and Mrs. Sol Lifsitz. SWIRLING FROTH WSU. Chargt Acct. also Sorority and Bankard •ri., nites 'til malty 'fit 6 Mon., 11417.., NINE MILE at COOLIDGE SHOPPING. CENTER, OAK PARK. 1