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The Southern Israelite Page 7 M. L. Hirsch has returned from [Atlantic City. I Mr. and Mrs. M. Mohr, of Mont gomery, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, have returned ■ home. Mr. Joseph Haas, a student of the [university of Michigan, has returned I to spend his vacation with his parents, | Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haas. Mrs. Alex Marcus has gone to ■ Europe for the summer. Mr. Benjamin Wiseberg, has re- Iturned from Staunton Military Acade- |my. Staunton, Va. Miss Sylvia Goldberg of this city ■ will be the charming guest of Miss ■ Eleanor Miller in Chattanooga, Tenn. I Many lovely social courtesies are be- |ing planned for Miss Goldberg. MRS. BRANDEIS, HOSTESS TO MISS MENDEL Among the many social courtesies given in honor of Miss Helen Mendel whose marriage to Dr. Irving Gold stein will be a coming event, is the bridge luncheon at which Mrs. Floyd Brandeis was hostess on June 14th. Those invited to share Mrs. Bran- deis’ hospitality are: Miss Helen Men del, the Mesdames M. B. Copeloff, Sol Romm, Abe Cohen, Joe Smolen, L. Chajage, Abe Ney, A1 Stein, Jake Abelson, Joe Brown, J. J. Heilman. Louis Ritterbaum, Sam Levy, Ed Friedman, Harry Zaban, Sam Zaban, Simon Mendell, Dave Spielberger, Jake Srochi, Max Feldman, Morris Solloway, Berry Cohen, Harry Good man, and Mrs. A. Hirsch of Charles ton, S. C. Mrs. Brandeis was assisted in the entertainment of her guests by her sister, Mrs. L. Chajage. Miss Celia Bergman was hostess at a bridge tea on the afternoon of June 9th in honor of Mrs. Harry Wilensky of Augusta. The guest list included the Misses Fannie Berchenko, Pearl Sims, Anita Berman, Jennie Taylor and the Mesdames Harry Wilensky, Ben Friedman, J. Rosenfeld, and N. H. Baili. The Misses Gladys Shuman, Lillian Esserman and Lena Shuman are spending several weeks in New York City. Miss Perle Bokritzky is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dave Rosenblum, in Butler, Penna. Mrs. Olsner of Dallas, Texas, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Olsner on Virginia Ave. Mr. Edgar A. Cerf, Jr., spent seve ral days with his parents on Spring- dale Road. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosenbaum have returned from a motor trip to Franklin, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Siegfield Guthman are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kahn, in Montgomery, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Held expect to leave the end of June for Richmond, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Haas have gone to Port Deposit, Md., to the graduation of their son, Elliott, from Tome School. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wellhouse will spend the summer in Europe. Miss Edna Loeb, of Columbus, Miss., is the guest for several weeks of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Montag. (Continued on Page 14) Be Brief, Dear Child, and Let Who Will Be Clever— S0HECJETS- Undies that ache for activity and sigh for summer sports! SIZES 14, IS. 18, 20 LOW SUN BACKS OR MODIFIED NECK LINES TO BE HAD IN SEA BLUE, BLUSH PINK YELLOW AND PEACH You very probably met SOMERSETS in the' New Yorker, sponsored by Bests— th is is their debut in Atlanta! THE VESTS— snccis— $!•©€ Each Made of the sheerest “Balbrig- gan” which anybody’s mother knows is durable cotton woven finely like lisle. The cut is per fection; the fit, like a glove; the conception, ultra modern; the re sult, the most charming undies yet shown to a world that be longs to youth! Underwear, Main Floor Chamberlin /Tohn/on Dubo/eCb