omen's Cluh activities
Music Study Club at its opening
meeting will honor the member-
ship — both present and prospec-
tive-12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Town
and Country Club. Dessert lunch-
eon will be served. Mrs. Leonard
Hack, vice president in charge of
membership, has planned the pro-
gram with Mes-
dames Martin
Herman, Albert
Weiss and Sidney
Wittenberg.
Members of the
hospitality com-
mittee are Mes-
dames Frank
Barcus, II a r r y
Kifferstein a n d
David Steen. The •
musical program
Mrs Hack
by the Birmingham Musicale was
' arranged by Mrs. Ezra Lipkin,
who is working under Mrs. Mischa
- Mischakoff, vice president in
charge of program. The operetta
to be presented is "Captain Love-
lock" by John Duke, Directed by
Alice Engram, the pianist-accom-
panist is Eugenia Huntoon and the
choreographer is Jean Deer.
• • •
,DETROIT CANCER FIGHTERS,
City of Hope, will hold its Door-to-
,
Door March for the nonsectarian
medical center Sept. 24-26, accord-
ing to Mrs. Bernard Gerson, chair-
man, who is currently seeking vol-
unteers. Prospective workers may
call Mrs. Gerson at TO 9-7898. The
first general meeting of the season
will be held 8:30 p.m. Monday at
Bnai David Synagogue. Mrs. Joseph
Jackson and Mrs. Morton Silver.
man are heading the annual Blue
Bank fund-raising campaign, a dis-
tribution of canisters among local
merchants who are asked to display
them on their counters. City of
Hope, the free, pilot center in
Duarte, Calif., combats through re-
search and treatment the maladies
of cancer, leukemia and diseases
Of the heart, blood and chest.
• • •
AMERICAN JEWISH CON-
GRESS WOMEN'S DIVISION will
hold a luncheon for board members
in honor of Mrs. Arthur J. Lely-
veld, noon Wednesday, at the home
of Mrs. Maurice Robbins, 29925
Bristol, Birmingham. Mrs. Lely-
veld, wife of the Cleveland rabbi
who is president of AJCongress,
will accompany her husband to De-
troit where he will deliver an ad-
dress at Temple Israel that even-
ing. Rabbi and Mrs. Lelyveld`fe-
cently returned from a trip to Is-
rael, where he participated in a
study mission for the American
Jewish Congress. Mrs. Aaron Shif-
man is president of the women's
division.
• • •
FANNIE GLUCK CHAPTER.
Mizrachi Women, will hold its an-
nual "Cash Shower" luncheon 12:30
p.m. Monday at Cong. Beth Hillel.
The program will feature Rabbi
Milton Arm of Cong. Ahavas Achim
as speaker. Israel Emergency Fund
proceeds will help maintain the
chapter's children's homes in
Israel. Friends are invited by
President Mrs. Harry Portnoy and
chairman Mrs. Sam Sborow.
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Jewish Home for. Aged Women's
Auxiliary will meet noon Monday
at Borman Hall.
President Mrs.
William A is en
announces Mrs.
Shada will speak
on "The Wonder-
ful World of
Women." Mrs.
Shads is active in
both Catholic and
civic organiza-
tion s. Currently
public relations
chairman, Detroit Mrs. Aisen
Council of Catholic Women she
was chairman of the family life
committee of the Detroit Arch-
diocese Council of Catholic Women
and is active in the United Founda-
tion, as well as the Detroit Round
Table of Christians and Jews. Mrs.
Shada received both her bachelors
and masters degrees from the Uni-
versity of Detroit and was chosen
by U. of D. as the Mother of the
Year in 1957. She has eight chil-
dren.
• ' • •
BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY NA-
TIONAL WOMEN'S COMMITTEE,
invites the public to its first fall
meeting 1 p.m. Tuesday at Temple
Emanu-El to hear a panel discus-
sion on "Rebellion from Old Stan-
dards." There is no admission fee.
Preceding the program, a subscrip-
tion luncheon wil be served at noon.
For prospective, new and paid-up
members, this amount will be ap-
plied toward dues, advises Mrs.
Max Warren, membership chair-
man. Panel discussants are Dr.
Herbert A. Raskin; president of the
Michigan Society of.Neurology and
Psychiatry, who will discuss "Is
Drugs a Tool of Rebellion by Our
Youth?";' Rabbi M. Robert Syme of
Temple Israel, who will explore
"Is Religion Still Meaningful to Our
Youth "; and Mrs. Nancy Boykin,
director of continuing education
for the Detroit Public Schools, who
will speak on 'The Adolescent Con-
flict Among Unwed Mothers." Mod-
erator will be Dr. Robert S. Drews,
former president of the Michigan
Chapter and national president of
the American Society for Group
Psychotherapy and Psychodrama.
Luncheon reservations are being
taken by Mrs. Jack Litwin, 342-
3731.
• • •
SINAI HOSPITAL'S WOMEN'S
GUILD will hold its open fall
luncheon meeting noon Sept. 22 in
the main lecture hall of the hospi-
tal. Dr. Joseph C. Monet, chief of
the division of rehabilitation medi-
cine at Sinai and associate profes-
sor of rehabilitation medicine at
Wayne State University School of
Medicine, will be featured speaker.
Dr. Hornet's topic, "Energy. Facet
of Rehabilitation Medicine," will
emphasize how a wife, mother or
volunteer can aide in restoring the
potential of a patient. Mrs. Sidney
J. Allen is program chairman, and
Mrs. Sidney Winer is vice president
in charge of program. For reserva-
tions, call the Women's Guild of-
fice, BR 3-3000, ext. 213. before
Tuesday.
•
JEWISH WOMEN EUROPEAN
WELFARE ORGANIZATION will
hold a board meeting noon Monday
at Jericho Temple. Mrs. Sarah
Tushman and Mrs. Rose Adler will
be hostesses. A report on the cur-
rent canister solicitation will be
given.
• • •
PURITY CHAPTER. Order of
the Eastern Star, will hold its an-
nual Birthday Dinner 6:30. p.m.
Monday at Eureka Masonic Temple.
Initiation will follow. For reserva-
tions, call Anne Weiner, secretary,
LI 2-9954. There will be a short
business meeting at 3 p.m.
• • •
ZEDAKAH CLUB will meet noon
Monday at the home of Shirley
Lezell, 17094 Alta Vista, Southfield.
Plans will be made for the Nov. 28
donor luncheon at the new Raleigh
House.
BETH AARON SISTERHOOD
seeking to publicize its Oct. 22-23
antique show, will cosponsor a
poster contest with the Detroit
Department of Parks and Recrea-
tion 3 p.m. Sunday at the new
Southfield Montgomery Ward store.
Children age 11-17 are eligible to
enter. In conjunction with the cen-
ter's opening at Telegraph and 12
Mile Rds., the contest will have as
first prize a $25 gift certificate.
Other prizes will be awarded.
Judges are Barbara Tait of the
parks and recreation department,
Mrs. Leo Gaspas, sisterhood vice
president of ways and means, and
Sam Field, portrait artist. The pub-
lic is invited. The antique show,
called "Antiquity Village," will be
held 11 a a.m. to 10 p.m. Oct. 22
and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Oct. 23 at
Beth Aaron. There will be 30 an-
tique dealers, and tickets may be
purchased at the door
• • •
United Ilebrew Schools Woman's
Auxiliary will hold its first open
meeting of the year 12:30 p.m.
Wednesday at the
Esther Berman
Building. Several
students w h o
have just return-
ed from Israel
•w ill participate
in a discussion,
"Midrasha in Re-
view". Rabbi Jay
Braverman, prin-
cipal o f t h e
Rabbi Braverman He b r e w Hi gh
School, will be moderator. Dessert
luncheon will be served.
• • •
MAIMONIDES MEDICAL SOCI-
ETY WOMEN'S AUXILIARY will
hold its opening board meeting
12:15 p.m. Monday at the home of
Mrs. David Ruskin, 24555 Lee
Haker, Southfield. Mrs. Norman
R. Schakne, president, announces
programing and philanthropic plans
for the coming year will be dis-
cussed. Co-hostesses will be Mes-
dames Joel Dreyer, Burton Ep-
stein, Alex Friedlaender, Sidney
Friedlaender, Herbert Friedman.
Victor Horwitz, Michael Salesin,
Alvin Schwartz, Sidney Stone and
Floyd Tukel.
• • •
CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women.
will open its Moetzet Hapoalot
drive noon Wednesday at the
Labor Zionist Institute. Brunch will
be served, and Rami Amitz-Lev
of tthe Jewish National Fund will
speak, according to Janet Ser-
t iiiig, donof chairman. Sylvia
Schwartz is bulletin chairman and
Jennie Fox, "darling chairman."
Friends invited.
•
NORTHWEST DETROIT CHAP-
TER, Children's Asthma Research
Inslitute and Hospital, will hold
itsisemiannual rummage sale Wed-
nesday from 9 a.m. on at the
Ferndale Community Building.
Us'able articles of clothing, house-
hold items and small pieces of
furniture will be picked up by
members. For information, call
Mrs. Albert Dunn, LI 8-7864. or
Mrs. David Sherman, KE 7-8973.
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Farband to. Welebme
Mr. and Mrs. Goldoftas
Back From Sabbatical
Ben Harold, chairman of the De-
troit City Committee, Farband
LZO, announces a gathering hon-
oring Mr. and Mrs. Movsas Gold
oftas, who recently returned frorr:
a one-year leave of absence from
the Hayim Greenberg Hebrew Yid-
dish School, will be held 9 p.m.
Saturday at the Labor Zionist In-
MISS LEA ROSEN'ITIAL
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenthal
of Harding Ave., Oak Park, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Lea to Leslie Rose, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rose of
Avon Ave., Oak Park.
The bride-elect attends Wayne
University's college of education.
The future bridegroom also at-
tended Wayne, where he was af-
filiated with Phi Gamma Chi
Fraternity, and he now attends
the Institute of Computer Science.
A March 24 wedding is being
planned.
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Goldoftas will speak about the
Israeli school system and various
experiences he encountered during
his stay in Israel. A musical pro-
gram and refreshments will follow
his talk.
This evening will also signify the
opening of the Farband City Con-
ference, sessions of which will
begin 10 a.m. Sunday at the Labor
Zionist Institute. All branch repre-
sentatives are asked to be present.
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