Mrs. Edward G. Robinson Gives Boost to Israeli Fashion Showing
Mrs. Edward G. Robinson, in her first appearance as a
speaker in behalf of the women's division of Israel Bonds,
was greeted by some '75 sponsors and trustees who pur-
chased $125,000 in Bonds, at the home of Mrs. Henry Dorf-
man. This luncheon was in behalf of the forthcoming fashion
show sponsored by the women's division. Shown with Mrs.
Robinson are, from left, Mrs. Douglas A. Shubot, fashion
chow chairman; Mrs. Morris J. Brandwine, president of the
wish Welfare Federation's women's division; Mrs. Max
,tollman, who will be honored at the fashion show; Mrs.
Robinson; Mrs. Morris Adler, fashion show commentator;
Mrs. Henry Dorfman, hostess for the luncheon; and her
sister, Mrs. Allen Charlupski, co-chairman of the 25th an-
niversary sponsor committee.
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Women s Clubs
LADIES OF YESHIVATH
BETH YEHUDAH A N D
WOMEN'S SABBATH
LEAGUE will hold its annual
garden party noon Wednes-
day at the Yeshiva building.
The luncheon is sponsored by
Mrs. Celia Rott in memory
of her parents. There will be
games and prizes. Hostesses
are Mesdames Walter Ep-
stein, Mendel Stark Harold
Kaplan, Solomon Oppen, Gus-
sie Cardash and Becky Gen-
dolman. Mrs. Leo Laufer,
president, invites guests.
NEGBAH CHAPTER, Pio-
neer Women, will hold its
annual garden party and
luncheon noon Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Etta Kap-
lan, 15230 Pearson, Oak
Park. Proceeds will go to the
Child Rescue Fund in Israel.
There will be prizes. For in-
formation, call Mrs. Kaplan,
968-6675, or Mrs. Rose Gay-
er, 968-2028. Friends are
welcome.
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One of the lifelines to Is-
rael's economic security —
fashion — will be illustrated
here Aug. 21 when the De-
troit Israel Bond women's
division sponsors the show-
ing of Israeli fashions at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
The noon luncheon will be
open to purchasers of at
least $250 in Israel Bonds.
Goldie Adler will serve as
coordinator and commenta-
tor, and special tribute will
be paid to Mrs. Max Stoll-
man, who will receive the
I s r a el 25th Anniversary
Award. Fashion show chair-
man is Mrs. Douglas Schu-
bot.
What began as a way tO
put people to work in the
cotton processing industry
has become one of Israel's
major employers and the
third highest industrial ex-
port in the nation. Today,
ready-to-wear firms report
orders already on the books
add up to an advance of 150
per cent in foreign sales
over the next three years.
Represented in the show
will be furs by Stefan Braun;
haute couture by Ruth Allon,
Lola Beer, Finy Leitersdorf,
Jerry Melitz, Gideon Ober-
son and Rivka Shafir; ready-
to-wear by Aled, ATA,
Pioneer Women Forms 18th Club
Bashan-designed by Riki Ben
Ari, Beged-Or, Derby Knit,
The Greater Detroit Coun- financial secretary; Abe
Diva, Dorina, Elanit, Elas- cil of Pioneer Women an- Kasle, treasurer; Sam Sax,
tex, Jacqueline Gal, Galia, nounces the formation of its dues secretary; and Charles
Gottex, Maskit-designed by 18th chapter—"Shalom-Hai" Dunitz and Sam Barsh, cor-
Marie _ Therese, Matzkin, (Peace-Life) — sponsored by responding secretaries.
Jerry Melitz, Niba, Gideon Mrs. Max Lublin.
Oberson, Israel Rosen and
The officers are Mesdames
Pnina Shallon.
Lublin, president; Sam
For information and reser- Barsh and Anna Rottenberg,
Leave Everything to Us
vations, call Israel Bonds, co-executive vice presidents;
Max Dunitz, vice president
557-6770.
of funds; Joseph Fogelson,
vice president of education;
Irving Kleinman, recording
secretary; Phillip Kutnick,
Lunch to Launch
Fund Raising
for Hadassah
Classifieds Get Quick Results
CITY OF HOPE CANCER
FIGHTERS is selling Jewish
New Year cards and asks
JEWISH WOMEN EURO- those who wish to buy to call
PEAN WELFARE ORGAN- Mrs. Leo Rosen, 557-2392, or
IZATION will hold a lUnch- Mrs. Ernest Lewis, 358-1353.
eon and games party noon To become a member of
Monday at the Lincoln Briar Cancer Fighters, call Mrs.
Apts. party room. Hostesses Sheldon Davis, 547-7561.
are Sadie Haut, Fanny Lau-
fer and Mollie Baseman. For
CLUB ONE, Pioneer Wo-
reservations, call Mrs. Haut,
men, will hold a summer
535-7306.
meeting 11:30 a.m. Tuesday
GLENNWOOD-OAKFIELD at the Charter House Apts.
CHAPTERS, Women's Amer- club room. Yearly activities I
ican ORT, will start a Thurs- will be discussed, and brunch
day bowling league, 12:30 will be served. For informa-
p.m. Sept. 6 at the South- tion and transportation, call
field Bowl. Paid-up ORT Chana Michlin, 399-6839.
members are invited, and
there is a free baby-sitting
service. To reserve a spot
on a team, call Judie Wein-
Mr. Ifreiss
stein, 541-5456, or Susan
Adelson, 358-0143.
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GOLDA MEIR CHAPTER,
Pioneer Women, will hold a
rummage sale Aug. 20. To
make a tax-deductible dona-
tion, call Mrs. Sol Berlin-
berg, 342-3066.
Geiwldine Needle
Bride of
DAVID-HORODOKER WO-
MEN'S ORGANIZATION will
meet noon Tuesday at the
)me of Mrs. Ben Sklar,
_243 Rue Versailles, Oak
Park. A luncheon will be
held noon Aug. 28 at the
home of Mrs. Philip Kutnick,
13201 Dartmouth, Oak Park.
Mrs. Kutnick and Mrs. Julius
Spielberg are hostesses. For
tickets, call Mrs. Harry
Schechter, 557-6674.
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PRIMROSE BENEVO-
LENT CLUB will meet noon
Monday at the Whitehall
Apts. club house. Hostesses
will be Mesdames Molly
Kobrin and Sam Gold. Mrs.
Irving Waxman, fund-raising
chairman, announces plans
are being made for the Nov.
13 39th annual donor lunch-
eon at the Raleigh House.
Mrs. Belle Cohen, program
chairman, is working on the
luncheon program.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 10, 1973-27
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Mrs. William K. Dorfman
of the national board of Ha-
dassah will brief workers at
a special gifts luncheon for
fund raisers of Metropolitan
Detroit Chapter of Hadagsah
noon Aug. 20 at the hom• of
Mrs. Louis Hinderstein, 1233
Vaughan, Bloomfield Hills.
Mrs. George Weingarden an-
nounces that this event will
initiate Hadassah's major
fund-raising drive to support
medical institutions in Israel.
Mrs. Dorfman is national
fund-raising coordinator and
Hadassah liaison for welfare
funds. Dr. Richard Kamil,
Birmingham orthopedic sur-
geon, also will participate in
the program, discussing his
recent experiences at the
Hadassah Hospital in Jeru-
salem where he remained for
a month. Mrs. Albert Kaplan
is chairman of the HMO
drive, and Mrs. Irwin Meek-
ler is chairman of the day.
MRS. ALLAN WEISS
Geraldine Beth Needle be-
came the bride of Allan Gary
Weiss in Cleveland, with Rab-
bi Rudolph Rosenthal offici-
ating.
Marriages 1
RUDA-CAPICY: In a cere-
mony solemnized by Rabbi
M. Robert Syme, Carol Ann
The bride is the daughter Capicy, daughter of Mr. and
of Mrs. Manuel Needle and Mrs. Wade Coriaty of Burt
the late Mr. Needle of Shaker Rd., became the bride of
Heights, 0. Parents of the Joseph Henry Ruda, son of
bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ruda of
Harold L. Weiss of La Belle Avon Rd. Attendants were
Blvd., Oak Park.
Rosalind Ruda, sister of the
Following a wedding trip bridegroom, and the bride-
to the Caribbean and Florida, groom's brother Alan. The
the couple is residing in Rich- couple is honeymooning in
Canada.
mond Heights, 0.
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Israel Fashion Show and
Luncheon to be held Aug. 21
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek un-
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