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Page 8 Tiie Southern Israelite Phone Your Social News to WAlnut 7678 Mr. and Mrs. I. Copeland of Bir mingham, Ala., were the recent week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. Kop- lin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Levy enter tained at a reception, April 7th in honor of Miss Edith Rau, of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Levison an nounce the engagement of their daughter Regina, to David J. Meyer- hardt, son of the late Judge and Mrs. Max Meyerhardt, of Rome, Georgia. which Mrs. Jake Ahekon was hostess. The guests invited included the Mes- dames David Rosenblum, Bertha Klein, Ben Dressier, Nathan Sinkovitz, and Abe Goldstein, Mrs Abe Solomon and Mrs. Harry Daneman both of Chat tanooga, Tenn., and the Misses Mollie Dressier, Celia Dressier and Perle Dokritzky. The guest of honor was presented with a jewelled frame. Top score was won by Miss Perle Dokritzky and Mrs. Sinkovitz won the “booby” prize. Mrs. Den Dressier cut the consolation prize. Mr. and Mrs. Den Fuchs, with their daughter and son, Jean and Louis, have motored to Chicago to celebrate the golden w'edding anniversary of Mr. Fuch’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jacobs and Mrs. A. T. Wise of Birmingham are the guests of Miss Daisy Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Feuchtwanger, of Pittsburgh, Pa., passed through At lanta from Honolula to visit Mr. David Steinheimer, who was an old friend of their parents. Among the many social compli- Mrs. Nathan Sinkovitz was hostess ments rendered to Mrs. D. II. Rosen- at an eight table bridge on Tuesday blum during her recent visit to At- afternoon, April the 9th, at her home lanta was the bridge-luncheon at on Jackson St. For Your PASSOVER The A & P offers you the choicest amt finest of food procurable for this age old feasting season A visit to the nearest A & P store will convince you of the Many Low Prices JKt Atilantdc & Pacifuc c£ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moss have re turned from Charleston. Of cordial interest to a host of friends throughout the South and East is the announcement of the marriage of Miss Belle Clein of this city and Mr. Harry Friedman of New York City. The marriage ceremony which was performed at high noon, March 31st by Rabbi Tobias Geffen, was witnessed by a group of relatives and close friends of the young couple. Rabbi David Marx addressed the as semblage immediately following the ceremony. The bride was attended by her aunt, Miss Dinah Tarshes, who acted as maid of honor. Mr. Sam Levy was the groom’s best man. The bride entered with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Clein. She was gowned in a becoming model of brown and tan crepe with harmonizing ac cessories. She wore a lovely corsage of orchids and valley lilies. Following the ceremony the bride and groom left for a motor trip to New York City where they will make their home. iU;5 ' -**'-•* V* A V4 AfAWll w among those visiting Magnolia G dens in Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levison, 01 * oungstown, Ohio, have returnee home. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wellhouse are in Atlantic City. Mrs. W. W. Visanska returned this week after having spent weeks visiting in New York, 1 del phi a and Baltimore with her d; ter, Horette, who is a stude Goucher College. Among the out-of-town guests came to Atlanta recently to meet Nahum Sakolow were Mr. Ben C* blum and Mrs. Ernest Marks of nungham, Mr. Louis Winer of ( tanooga and Miss Mary Frank of city. Miss Frank spent several here as the guest of Miss Rae Rc berg. The Misses Lillie Bleich and Baker, who are connected with • P. A. office are spending se days in Atlanta. Phone Your Social News to WAlnut 7678 Messrs. Jacob and Joseph Haa* students at the University of Michi' gan, are spending their spring vara' tion in Atlanta. vuuv.pn geyser, of Kansas City and Los Angeles, spent several days in the city as the guest of Mr and Mrs. Henry Bauer. Mrs. H. Raugh of Indianapolis, Ind has returned home after a visit to Mrs. Wm. Kingdon and Mrs. V. H Kriegshaber. The regular meeting of the Jewish Woman’s Club was held Monday night, April 8th, at 8 o’clock at the clubhouse on Washington St. Mrs. Herbert Taylor, chairman of the membership drive now in pro gress, urged that every member re member the slogan, “Every member bring a member.” A lovely program had been arranged for the meeting Mrs. E. Mandle, assisted by Mrs. D Wise and Mrs. F. Gottesman, were in charge of refreshments. Mrs. M. L. Kahn, president of the club announced that Mrs. D. L. Wise had been appointed chairman of the work with the Atlanta Better Films committee. Mrs. Wise has been con nected with the Better Films work for three years, and the club con siders that they have a very com petent representative in her. Mrs. V. H. Kriegshaber has been re-elected real estate chairman for the coming year. Miss Rosalind Elsas of New York has been the guest for several weeks of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Elsas. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wiseberg have returned from Magnolia Gar dens. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowenstein are at St, Simons. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Haas have recently returned from there. Mr. Geo. M. Kohn, Jr., is spending the spring holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Kohn. He has as his guest Mr. Pete W T olf, of New Orleans, who is also a student at ^ale. Mrs. B. Z. Phillips has returned from New York. Mrs. Henry Rosenberg returned from Fort Myers, Florida, where she has been visiting her parents. Mrs. Ralph Rosenbaum has been visiting in Chicago and St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hurvich o Birmingham, Ala., were the guests o their mother, Mrs. Harry Cohen. Mrs. Joseph R. Sternberg, of Bris tol, Tenn., is expected Monday 0 spend two weeks with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Visanska.