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Miss Ruth Met*, of New Orleans,
has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
David Marx. She was delightfully en
tertained by her hosts with a buffet
supper on Sunday evening, April 21st.
About thirty-five members of the
younger set were invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hirsch have
returned from a delightful wedding
trip to Cuba, Panama, and Guntamala,
and are at home at 1013 Ponce de
Leon Avenue.
Miss Elsie Levinson, of Columbus,
Ga., was the recent guest of her
cousins, the Misses Evelyn and Pearl
Levinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Hakritzky, of
Chattanooga, Tenn., spent the Pass-
over holidays with their mother.
Mrs. I). H. Kosenblum and little son,
Joel Warren, have returned to their
home in Hutler, Pa., nfter a delightful
visit to Chattanooga and Atlanta.
Miss Florence Reese, of Mobile,
Ala,, was the guest of Mrs. Herbert
Taylor.
Mr. Hilly May was host at a thea
tre party recently. His guests includ
ed the following members of Atlanta’s
younger social set: the Misses Sylvia
Miles, Mildred Cohen, Evelyn Rosen
berg, Edith Epstein, Aline Greenblatt,
Carolyn Weinstock, Ethel Smullian,
and Muriel Nelman the Messrs. Her
bert Elias, Hen Strauss, Louis Ehr
lich, Sidney Newman, G. H. Tipp, Eu
gene Diamond and Philip Epstein.
Mrs. Joseph R. Sternberg, of Bris
tol, Tenn., has returned home after
visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. S.
A. Visanska.
Mrs. Mannie Adler has returned to
her home in Birmingham.
Mrs. I. H. Hirsch is in Memphis,
Tenn., the guest of her son and daugh
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Haas.
KE ELY'S
Crepe de Ch me Gowns
$2.95
Made to Sell for $4. ( )S
—Fresh, new merchandise,
never before shown, bought
especially for this Sale and
displayed for the first time
Monday.
Sketched is one of these
heavy supple Crepe de Chine
gowns. Peach, pink and
green. Trimmed in selected
laces—Margot, Irish crochet
and filet. Finished with
pointed scallops at bottom.
Fdged around neck, armholes
and bottom with dyed foot
ing to match gown. Round
and Vee-necks. Sizes 15 to
17.
MRS. MORRIS M. RUSS IS
HOSTESS AT BRIDGE-TEA
Mrs. Morris M. Russ entertained at
a lovely bridge-tea at her home on
Wednesday, April 17. Throughout the
home were quantities of spring llow-
ers artistically arranged. Mrs. Russ
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Ben
Bressler. The guests included: Mes-
dames Harry Weinberg, Mike Ellman,
Harry Constangy, Morris Constangy,
Julius Tennebaum, Rubin Cohen, A.
I). Stein, Jake Tennenbaum, H. R.
Saul, Meyer Goldstein, Max Mendel,
Abe Cohen, Hyman Cohen, Joe Smol-
en, Dave Schacper, Sol Ronun, Jack
Brazer, Sam Levy, Jack Schroei, Wil
liam Kleiner, M. B. Copeloff, Hyman
Gluckman, Joe Klein, Victor Swent-
ker, Mandel Romm, Harry Gordon,
Sam Smullian, Charles Smullian, Mor
ris Abelman, Ben Bach, J. C. Cohen,
and Mrs. Burman, of Camilla, Ga. Top
score prizes were won by Mrs. Julius
Tennenbaum and Mrs. Charles Smul
lian. Second prize by Mrs. Sam Levy,
Mrs. Ike Tennenbaum. Consolation
was cut by Mrs. Hyman Gluckman,
Mrs. William Kleiner. The booby prize
was awarded Mrs. Harry Weinberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Guthman spent
several days in the city.
Dr. and Mrs. Eark Rothschild of
New York are interesting visitors in
the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Elsas.
Mrs. Etta Menke of New York is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Joel.
Mrs. and Mrs. Herman Rosenbum
and Miss Kitty Rosenbum, have re
turned to New York, after visiting
Mrs. Morris Rich at the Georgian
Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee \Y eil of Birming
ham are expected to spend next week
end with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hirsch
and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hirsch.
, lhe M'sses Sara Shuman, Gladys
Shuman, Marie Schener, Rose Sefl',
Lena Shuman and Helen Seff were
guests of the Macon Chapter Junior
Hadassah at their April meeting.
They witnessed an enthusiastic meet
ing showing signs of an active group
even though the chapter is a compara
tively new one.
Billy, of Nashville, Tenn., are si
mg several weks with their pai
Mr. and Mrs. B. Hurwitz.
The many friends of Mr. ai
Abe Herman, Mr. and Mrs. M
stein, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nal
Charlotte, N. C.; Mr. and Mi
Rosenthal, of Carthage, Mo.- ]
Mrs. Mike Ellman, Mr. Ben
and Mr. Jack Ellman will re
learn of the passing of their
Mr. Meyer Ellman. Mr. Ellm
one of Atlanta’s best-loved
citizens and occupied an im
place in the Jewish community
Mrs. L. Bodenbumer and Mrs. L
Mayer of Pensacola, Fla., are guest*
of Mrs. Sol Benjamin and Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Bodenbumer.
Mrs. A. Littienthal has returned
from Savannah.
Mrs. Mervyn Sterne of Birming
ham was an interesting opera visi
tor.
Mrs. M. Y. Ehrlech of Savannah
and Mrs. M. L. Cohn of New York
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Ehrlech on Fourteenth Street.
Mrs. Percy Myers and Miss Betty
Myers of Savannah are guests of
Mrs. Morris Rich at the Georgian
Terrace.
Mrs. Louis Byck of Louisville is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Werner Byck,
at the Terrace.
The friends of Mrs. Seine Einstein
will be glad to know that she is able
to be out, after her recent illness,
Miss Mary Tesler is spending sev
eral weeks in West End.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, of Chat
tanooga, Tenn., were among the out-
of-town guests attending the Levin
son- Prager engagement reception.
Mrs. Simon Levy- has returned froni
an extended stay in Florida.
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