Women's League Sets Installation The League of Jewish Women's Organizations will hold its installation meeting and program noon May 20 at Congregation Beth Abraham- Hillel-Moses. Carole Kaftan, past president of the League, will be the installing officer. Evelyn Noveck will be in- stalled as president. Evelyn taught for 36 years in Detroit, the last 13 as a department head. She has been president of the Council of Greater De- troit — Na'amat, vice presi- dent of programming and president of the Jewish His- torical Society, and served six years on the Jewish Com- munity Council Executive Board. She organized Yiddish classes for Hadassah, served as vice president of Business and Professional Chapter of Women's American Ort, Histadrut, and is vice presi- dent of the Labor Zionist Institute. Installed as vice presidents will be Hannah Moss, Shirley Schlussel, Joanne Zuroff, Barbara Gutman, Carol Sue Coden and Rose Lynn Schlus- sel. Treasurer will be Rita Weston. Secretaries will be Ruth Yost, Sherrie Stern, Marjorie Kurzmann, Dorothy Tendler, Barbara Edelman and Beverly Canvasser. A musical program will feature harpist Onita Sand- ers. A light lunch will be served, for which there is a charge. For information and reservations, call Charlotte Edelheit, 557-7408; or Evelyn Noveck, 661-1642. B'nai David Donor Luncheon Congregation B'nai David Sisterhood will hold its 56th annual donor luncheon 11:45 a.m. May 17 at the syna- gogue. The speaker will be Sherry Margolis, TV-2 newscaster, who will speak on current topics and Jewish women in the media. Reservations are necessary. call the synagogue office, 557-8210. Sharona Group Holds Brunch The next meeting of Sharona Chapter Na'amat/USA will be a brunch 11 a.m. May 20 at the home of Bertha Cohen, 1477 Lochridge, Bloomfield Hills. Artist Bertha Cohen will review her art and her life. There is a charge and reser- vations are requested. Call Bertha Cohen, 338-2815; or Helen Goldstein, 851-0822. 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