26 — Friday, May 26, 1967 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 1A11-Israel Fashion Festival Styles to Range From Ready-to-Wear to Haute Couture presidents; Max Beal, Harold More than 20 ready-to-wear - Mrs. Da el Siegel H earls ORT Region — Mrs. Daniel iegel was installed as president of Women's American ORT Michigan Region at the re- gion's installation luncheon Wed- nesday. Also installed were the follow- ing: Mesdames Bernard Colton. exe- cutive committee chairman; Ben Brant. Paul Borman, Eugene Ep- stein. Eugene Levine, N. H. Schla• fer and William Wetsman, vice Rita .1 toss to Med Mr. John Romano the Grand Ballroom of the Shera- ton-Cadillac Hotel. It includes haute couture ensembles and furs, as well as manufactured ready-to- wear that is available in many department stores and specialty shops. The haute couture designs are from the salons of Lola Beer, Finy Leitersdorf, Gideon Oberson, Sha- fir-Talmer and Pnina Shallon. The furs are by Stefan Braun and Eli- Mesdames Julian Grace, Bal- moral; Bertram Adler, Fairview; Ronald Plotnick, Glennwood; Ed- ward Zatkin, Hampton; Harvey Lash, Harmony; Wilfred Katz, Huntington Woods; Howard Bloch, Knob Circle; Jamie Stew- art, Lafayette Park; Leonard Gin son, Mount Clemens; Michael Travis, Northeast; Gerald Stein, Oakland Hills; Herman Berlin, Parkwood; Jerome Rosman, Southwoods; Sol Garber, Subur- ban Hills; Bernard Zaffern, Town and Country; and Louis Sarko, Vera Bramson. Mrs. Siegel has been a member of Northeast Chapter for many years, serving in several officers' capacities. As region vice presi- dent of membership in 1963, Mrs. Siegel saw Michigan win the na- tional trophy for the greatest in- crease in members. She also serv- ed successfully as ball chairman. region vice president of honor roll and, most recently, as chairman of the executive committee. * * MISS RITA MOSS The Detroit premiere of the 1967 All-Israel Fashion Festival will be presented noon June 13 in Kukes and Reuben Axelrod, sec- retaries; Stanley Millman, treas- urer; and Donald Thal, parliamen- tarian. Presidents of the various ORT chapters in Michigan are: Planning Conference to Include Workshops ahu Neulander. Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine is the fashion festival chairman. Mrs. Morris L. Schaver is chairman of the Detroit Israel Bond Women's Division, which is sponsoring the fashion show. Srtgag enzents Mrs. Sam Kleinberg of Riverside Dr. E., Windsor, announces the engagement of her daughter Elaine Shirley to Uzziel Wayman, son of Mrs. Bernard Wayman and the late Mr. Wayman. The bride-to-be is the daughter of the late Mr. This marine and citron striped, long suede dress from Beged-Or will be shown at the All-Israel Fashion Festival June 13 at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel. The De- troit Israel Bond Women's Divi- sion is sponsoring the show. and Mrs. Sam Moss of Michigan Region of Women's Cloverlalt. n Ave., Oak Park, an- American ORT will hold a plan- nounce the engagement of their ning conference June 5, starting daughter Rita to David Romano, with a 12:30 p.m. plenary session, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Her- at Northland Auditorium. nande. of Rensselaer Ave., Oak Under the chairmanship of Mrs. Park. Mr. Romano is the son of Eugene Levine and Mrs. Donald the late Mr. Jacob Romano. Thal. the conference will continue Miss Moss graduated from with department workshops, led Cleary Business College, Her by region officers. All officers of "Salute 21" is the theme of the fiance is attending Wayne State each chapter are asked to attend University's college of engineering. to learn the' goals of each depart- Jewish Welfare Federation He is affiliated with the university ment, application to her chapter Women's Division annual meeting chapter of the National Associa- and methods of operation. to be held 12:45 p.m. June 7 at tion of Professional Engineers and Mrs. Thal will be chairman of the Jewish Center. the Etta Kappa Nu, electrical en- The 21st anniversary of the di- the day, and Mrs. William Wets- gineering honorary society. man, outgoing region president, vision will be celebrated with a A July 1968 wedding is planned. musical history and a review of will report on the year's accomp- lishments. Mrs. Harry Becker. a the growth of the division. Women's radio personality Lee national executive board member. will tell "The Current Interna- Murray will interview women rep- tional ORT Story," and the new resenting various years in the his- region president, Mrs. Daniel Sie- tory of the division. Included are gel, will outline next year's goals. Mesdames Merle Harris, Harry L. Jackson, Harry L. Jones, Julian Krolik and Philip R. Marcuse. Chef Latzi Wittenberg A chorus consisting of Mes- dames Joseph J. Bittker, Albert Shows Kosher Foods CHICAGO—Executive chef Latzi Newman, Norman Rosenfeld and Wittenberg. representing Schreiber Earl Ruby will recall songs of the --- Caterers of New York, producers past 21 years. Mrs. Eli E. Gross is director of kosher frozen dinners and other of the review. Lyrics and sce- specialty foods, presented the nario were written by Mrs. Her- newest in the company's gourmet schel V. Kreger and Mrs. Leon- and diet meals at the "Concept of ard H. Weiner. Pianist is Mrs. Food" Exhibit sponsored by the Ben Tolmich, and the program Executive Chef's Association of Il- co-ordinator is Mrs. Bert Smok- linois in Chicago. ier. Chef Wittenberg received a spe- cial invitation from the president 1 Mrs. I. Jerome Hauser, presi- dent, will preside at the business of the association. meeting, during which election of a new board of directors and of- ficers will be held. Mrs. Benjamin KOSHER Jones is chairman of the nomina- tions committee. MEATS A report on the success of the ALL SPECIALS GOOD WHILE QUANTITIES LAST division's activities in the Allied Jewish Campaign will be given OPEN MEMORIAL DAY TIL 2 P.M. by Mrs. Arthur H. Rice, the divi- sion's campaign chairman. Reception and dessert will fol- lb. low the meeting. Limit One Per Customer Mr. More firms are represented in the col- lection. All their merchandise has been supplied by the Israel Company for Fairs and Exhibi- tions, in cooperation with the Fashion Center of the Israel Expert Institute in Tel Aviv. Beauty and practicality combine in this collection, destined to bol- ster Israel's fast-growing multimil- lion-dollar fashion export indus- try. Cindy Adams, author and syndi- cated newspaper writer, who is the wife of comedian Joey Adams, wli/ be the guest fashion commentator. Admission is by the minimum purchase of $200 in Israel Bonds. For reservations to the show and luncheon, call Israel Bonds, DI 1- 5707. Federation Women to Mark Milestone at 'Salute 21' Meeting Kleinberg. The wedding will be held Aug. 19, 1967. Radomer Society to Fete Israel's 19th Birthday Radomer Aid and Ladies Society will celebrate the 19th anniversary of Israel's statehood 8 p.m. Tues- day at the Workmen's Circle Cen- ter. An Israel Bond will be sub- scribed in honor of a deserving person. 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