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DECORATIVE
ARTS

Humor Therapy
Is Discussed

Highlights

The Mitzvah Chapter of B'nai
B'rith Women along with
BBW's Council of Metropolitan
Detroit will host a "Humor Cart
Kickoff' program 7.30 p.m. Dec.
16 at the Summit Apartments
clubhouse.
Lila Green, a speaker on hu-
mor therapy, will discuss "The
Healing Power of Humor." Re-
freshments will be served.
For information, call Cookie
Greenberg, 356-8811.

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November 7— January 9

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Hanita-Israel
Meeting Set

Hanita/Israel Chapter of
Na'amatiUSA will meet 12:30
p.m. Dec. 21 in the Crown
Pointe building, for a post-
Chanukah get together.
Vivian Stollman and Sonny
Lipenholtz will present a musi-
cal program. Refreshments will
be served.

Detail

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Carlo Bugatti

Day Bed • ca. 1900

Anonymous loan

Morgenthau
Lunch Meeting

Stickley, Mackintosh, Lalique, Tiffany... master crafts by

these names and others comprise Decorative Arts 1900, a

superb assembly of furniture, ceramics, glass, metalwork,

textiles and books produced around the turn of the century.

Drawn from 25 Detroit-area private collections, these 130

stunning and beautiful examples embody the Arts and Crafts

and Aesthetic movements and Art Nouveau—enduring

influences that paved the way to modern design.

Related Programs

Public Tours at 11:30 a.m. and

Exhibition Admission

♦

$4 adults; $1 children & students;

1:30 p.m. daily are free with

members free.

exhibition admission, as are talks

Free on Wednesday with

and lectures on December 12 and

museum admission.

January 9. Call (313) 8.33-7963

for details on these and other

Museum Admission

related programs.

Free with exhibition admission;

otherwise a donation of any

amount is required.

Members free.

The exhibition is organized hti

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the DIA and funded by

Hours

a generous grant from

Wednesday-Friday

United Technologies Automotive,

I I .1.m.-4 p.m.;

the Founders Junior Council,

weekends 11 ;1.m.- S p.m.

the state of Michigan,

Closed Monday and Tuesday;

the city of Detroit and

also closed Christmas Eve Day,

the DIA Founders Society

Christmas Day, New Year's Eve

Partnership for Renewal.

Day and New Year's Day.

The Business and Professional
Chapter of Women's ORT will
have a post-Chanukah dinner
6 p.m. Dec. 20 in the Family
Buggy Restaurant, Orchard
Lake at 13 Mile Road, Farm-
ington Hills.
Harriet Goldman will do a
musical program. There is a
charge.

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OBJECTS

Morgenthau B'nai B'rith
Women will hold their next lun-
cheon meeting Dec. 10 at Knob
in the Woods clubhouse at noon.
Lizzie Davis, interior deco-
rator with Sherwood Studios,
will speak on "Decorating Se-
crets." Ms. Davis received her
degree in interior design from
Wayne State University. She
has published in Detroit Month-
ly, as well as the Detroit News
and Free Press.
There is a charge and reser-
vations are mandatory. Call
Mary Blitz, 661-1385.

Women Plan
Line Dancing

An afternoon of country and
western line dancing has been
planned by Temple Israel Sis-
terhood for the Dec. 13 meeting
at noon. Sally Shook will give
instruction. A special chuck-
wagon lunch will be served by
the sisterhood women. Babysit-
ting will be available.