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The Southern Israelite Page 6 Phone Your Social IVpiti to W Alnut 7678 MISS LEVKOFF RECEIVES OVATION One of the greatest ovations ever Riven a Brenau girl was Riven to Eleisa Ixwkoff Wednesday evening, May 31, as she sang in the dining room to about 500 girls and 200 alum ni visitors. She also took part in the operas, “Martha’' and “Faust” and sang “Ba- carolle from Tales of Hoffman” with Miss Maxine Watson, of South Caro lina. Miss Ix?vkoff is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ix>vkoff of 651 Park Way Drive. MRS. GROODZINSKY IS HONORED Mrs. Abe Groodzinsky, of New York City, formerly of Atlanta, was the recent guest of her sister, Mrs. A. BorochofT, and while in Atlanta she was extensively entertained by many of her friends. Mrs. Jack Rothenberg gave a luncheon and theater party in Mrs. Groodzinsky’s honor, and the following entertained at bridge-teas for her: 'Mrs. Jake Rosenberg, Mrs. Morris Nissenbaum, Mrs. Barney Ilur- witz, Mrs. Dave Cohen, and Mrs. Max Silverman. Mrs. Groodzinsky is at present visiting in Washington, D. C., after which she will return to her home in New York. JOSEL-TENENBA U M ENGAGE- MENT IS OF CORDIAL INTEREST The cordial interest of a host of friends centers in the announcement by Mr. and Mrs. Abram Josel of the engagement of their daughter, Flor ence Elayne, to Abe Benton Tenen- baum, the marriage to be solemnized in July. Miss Josel is a graduate of Ogle thorpe university, where she was one of the most popular members of her class, and where she distinguished her self for her dramatic talent. She was a member of the Oglethorpe Players’ Club and starred in several college productions. She also attended Co lumbia university, where she special ized in psychology and literature. She has resided in Atlanta for some years, having come to this city from Darien, Ga. She is a sister of Nathan Josel. Mr. Tenenbaum is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Tenenbaum, pio neer citizens of Atlanta. He received his education at Tech Hibh school and the Georgia School of Technology. Mr. Tenenbaum is a member of the firm Tenenbaum Brothers, and is well known in fraternal, civic and business circles. BUY YOUR ICE FROM FULTON ICE CO. T. A. KNIGHT, President THE SERV ICE CO. Ea*t Fair Slrwl M tin 2400 I*1ant. I.orntril: Hrrln'lf Street M Ain :t«>H l.cr Strr«l WEst 1742 All Modern Plants—300 Tons Capacity I YOUR HOUSEHOLD GOODS Serviced by Modern Methods IN MOVING, STORING AND SHIPPING BY THE WALKER STORAGE & VAN COMPANY Lullwater Building, 439 W. Peachtree St. Atlanta, Ga. (BEAUTY For COMFORT ( SERVICE Manufactured by ATLANTA TENT AND AWNING CO. Plant and Office: East Point, Georgia Phones: FAirfax 1483-1484 SPECIFY DISTINCTIVE SlYlEBIII AWNINGS MISS STEINHEIMER TO PRESENT PUPILS Miss Nellie J. Steinheimer present ed a group of pupils in a piano re cital, June 6, Ampico Hall. Those appearing on the program are: Rosalene Crimm, Bobbie Ferst, Dorothy Frankel, Sara Louise Kuhn, Dorothy Kunsberg, Helene Nissen baum, Dorothy Margolin, Leila Mich- alove, Hazel Samuels, Essie Wenar. Alvin Nissenbaum, violinist assisted on the program. The public was invited. Dr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Blumen- thal have returned here to spend their summer vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin K. Berker at 195 North Avenue. Dr. Blumenthal has been a popular member of the faculty of the Johns Hopkins Univer sity, Baltimore, Md. Mr. II. Smith and daughters, Anna and Mickey, motored to New York to attend the wedding of Mr. Smith’s niece. They will return home the latter part of June. Miss Alice Smith will visit her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith, in June. Mrs. Jake Cohen and son, Harvey Lee, visited relatives in Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Streitfeld and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Jake Cohen. Mike Feldman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Feldman of Chattanooga, is now mak ing Atlanta his home. Miss Hattie Gerschow and Jake Hirsch are to be married June 27th at the Jewish Woman’s Club. The Alpha Sigma Kappa Sorority have held their last fneeting this season. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Cohen and Mr and Mrs. Hyman Cohen and childrer motored to Monroe recently to spenci the day with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Mendel and family. The many friends of Mrs. B. Boc stein, who was injured in an autom bile accident and who has been sta ing with her daughter and son, IV and Mrs. Herman Jacobson, will glad to know that she was able to i turn to her home on Washingt street. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Brown the parents of a son, Morris Jack. MRS. LOUIS ROSENBERG HOI FORMER ATLANTAN Mrs. Louis Rosenberg enter! at a bridge luncheon at Davison room in honor of Mrs. Julius G of New York city, formerly Miss ra Rosenberg, of Atlanta. The j were: Mrs. M. Rosenberg, Mr Dwoskin, Mrs. H. Berman, Mi Glazer, Mrs. Sam Harris, Mrs. Ginsberg, Mrs. H. Dwoskin, M Levine, Mrs. L. Gavant, Miss Isacoff, Miss Rosalee Boorstein Anne Dwoskin, Mrs. I. Kinsler! Julius Greene. Send Your IS to 161 Spring Street, N. Atlanta, Ga. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ringel an nounce the marriage of their daugh ter, Gertrude, to Louis Levine on May 28th, 1929 in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Levine left on the Aquitania for a trip abroad and will be at home af ter July 10th in New York. MISS MANDLE WEDS MR. SCHEER Of cordial interest to a host of friends was the marriage of Miss Dora Mandle, daughter of Nlrs. Yetta Man- dle, to John Scheer. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi David Marx in the presence of the immediate family. Mr. and Mrs. Scheer left for an ex tended tour to California and other points west, and after July 15 will be at home at 1006 Washington street. Mrs. Ike Kullman of Memphis, Tenn. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Solomonson. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Cerf and Miss Cerf motored to Montgomery to the wedding of Miss Maxine Wolf and Mr. Alfred Leopold of Selma, Ala. Mrs. Sam Greenberg left Sunday for Philadelphia to visit relatives and will go to Atlantic City for the sum mer months. Mrs. Sophie Selig has gone to New York to spend several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Monte Selig. Mr. and Mrs. Joe I. Froug are the parents of a baby boy, born May 13, 1929. Mrs. Marcus Klausman attended the Semi-Centennial Exercises at her Al ma Mater, Brenau College Conserva tory, Gainesville, Ga. While there she was honored by the Delta Phi Epsi lon and made a member of the sorority. Mr. Mike Feldman of Chattanooga. Tenn. is now making Atlanta hi? home. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lubow of Orangeburg, S. C. announce the en gagement of their daughter, Bessie, to Sam Simowitz, of Augusta, Ga. The many friends of Mr. S. Gold stein will regret to learn of his illness at the Davis-Fischer Sanitorium. Miss Edythe Lebovitz and Mrs. - • Solomon of Chattanooga, Tenn., were the guests of Miss Perle Bokritzky. Miss Katherine Spitz will shortly have for a guest of several wee ' Miss Ann Freschel of Milwaukee, 0 whom she will give a large dant June 25th, at the new Standard t u ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. H. Mendel take p ea ^ ure in announcing the engagemen to their daughter, Helen Mendel, to * Irving Herschel Goldstein. Recep will be held Sunday, June 16 r ° 4 to 7 o’clock at 847 Briarcliff boa ■