THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS New i riced
24—Friday, October 17, 1969

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Jewish Social Club
Installs Officers at Party

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Mrs. Leonard Weiner Hosts NCJW Luncheon
i n Washington Attended by Patricia Nixon

By TRUDE B. FELDMAN
Special to The Jewish News

Dr. Alex Ulman was installed as
president of the United Jewish So-
cial Club at the recent Simhat
Torah party.
Other officers are Andy Martin.
Herman Weiss and Alex Joseph,
vice presidents: Mrs. Manci Schon
Berger, treasurer: Mrs. 11 elen
Rosenfeld. Mrs. Eva Boehm and
Mayer Lebovic, chairman; Mrs.
Olga Eekete, secretary; Mesdames
Annie Eisenberg, Alice Kroh, Mag-
da Losonci, Lillian Weiss and Sari
Greenfield, and Messrs. William
Groszman, Adolph Roth, Louis
Stern and Joseph Stern, board
members; and Hugo lckovitz, Mi-
chael Bardi, Jenoe Roth and Can-
tor A. A. Rosenfeld, ex-officio.

MRS. DAVID KAGAN

The state of Israel is about ;
In a recent ceremony at the
1 500th the size of the Arab-speak-
Raleigh ]louse, Beverly Sue Stul-
ing world.
berg became the bride of David

Samuel Kagan. Rabbi Benjamin
Gorrelick and C'antor Joseph Birn-
holtz officiated.

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The couple will reside in Grand
Rapids.

Parents of the couple are Mrs.
Joseph Stulberg of Robson Ave.
and the late Dr. Stulberg. and Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Muskin of Grand
Rapids and the late Dr. Louis
Kagan of Toronto.

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The bride wore an A-line silk
organza gown styled with Alencon
lace bodice and sleeves. She car-
ried a bouquet of sweetheart roes
and stephanotis.

WASHINGTON — Mrs. Leonard
Weiner, one of the Detroit Jewish
community's first ladies, flew to
Washington last week to host a
luncheon for the First Lady of the
land. Pat Nixon.
Volunteer work with children
was the mutual interest that
brought Mrs. Weiner, president of
the National Council of Jewish
Women, and Mrs. Nixon together.
The setting was. the Council's
luncheon—given by the Washing-
ton Section—to mark the launch-
ing of its volunteer day-care center
at Georgetown University Hospital
here. The D.C. section of the
NCJW is the first organization to
volunteer support and staff a day-
care center in the nation's capital.
This activity is in keeping with
Mrs. Nixon's emphasis on big-city
volunteer action programs.
Mrs. Weiner. of Warehan Dr.,
Iluntington Woods, who presided
at the benefit luncheon, announced
a grant of $5,000 from the National'
Council to help in establishing the
day-care center. She told of her
pride in aiding the nation's capital
to establish such a center.

Providing facilities for 20 chil-

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First Lady Pat Nixon is a guest
of Detroit's Mrs. Leonard Weiner,
president of the National Council of
Jewish Women, at a luncheon in
the Shoreham Hotel in Washing-
ton, D. C.

dren—age 3 to 6—whose mothers

are employed by the hospital, the
center will be housed in George-
town's newly constructed Child
Development and Diagnostic Cen-
ter, a facility for the study and
treatment of culturally or emo-
tionally-retarded children. It will
also serve as a half-way house
for the young "graduates" of
the diagnostic center. Members
of the Council of Jewish Women,
who will serve as volunteers at
the center, will train additional
volunteers for work in similar
centers.

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Dennis Chase was the best man.
and ushers included Gerald and
Allen Stulberg. brothers of the
bride, Dr. Melvyn Ball, Kim Higgs.
William Wilson, Robert Morton and
Barry Gordon.

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During remarks at the luncheon, ;

Mrs. Melvyn Ball oI Toronto,
sister of the bridegroom, was
matron of honor, and Joan Len-
hard was maid of honor. Brides-
maids included Donna Kaufman,
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Mrs. Weiner told the 250 women
present about the National Coun-
cil's various programs in Israel,
and she noted the most recent one
—which she had dedicated in
Jerusalem last June — National
Council of Jewish Women's Cen-
ter for Action Research in the
Education of the Disadvantaged.
Following her remarks, Mrs.
Weiner presented Mrs. Nixon with
a book, "Where There's A Wom-
an," Council's 75th anniversary
publication picture story. Mrs.
Nixon said it will "certainly be a
conversation piece in our house.
All the men will read it."
She added that she has long been
interested in day-care centers and
has visited many around the coun-
try. Mrs. Nixon holds the honorary
chairmanship of the Day Care and
Child Development Council
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