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Page 16 The Southern Israelite O € The marriage of Miss Bessie Simon to Allen Cohen took place Tuesday morning, September 17th, at the home of the bride’s brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Simon, of Augusta, Rabbi Nathan Barasch officiating. Guests included members of the fam- Mrs. Madeline Keene has returned home. Mrs. BenJ. Phillips sails on Sept. 23rd for America. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schwab are in New York. ily and close friends of the young couple. Miss Naomi Davidson at the piano and Miss Marie Brenner, who played the violin, rendered the wedding music. The bride’s nephew, Carl Simon, carried the ring. After the ceremony an informal re ception was held and Mr. and Mrs. Cohen left for a wedding trip. They will be at home at 238 Broad street in Augusta. Miss Majorie Cerf who is visiting her cousin Miss Evelyn Wolf in Mont gomery, Ala., is being extensively en tertained. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf gave a dance in honor of Miss Cerf. Mrs. Henry Wellhouse is in New York at the Ogden Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Regenstein are in Boston entering their son, Louis, Jr., into college. SCARFS from Liberty of London They bear the distinctive Liberty tag . . . They’re entirely different from anything you’ll find this side of the Atlantic . . . And since they’re made and sold by the famous Liberty Shops you can take it for granted that they’re beautiful! The materials run the gamut from sheer Chinese silks to sportsy Shan tungs . . . The colors from soft pastels to rich Oriental colors. The prices, translated from English pounds and pence, range from $7.50 to $16.50. Found in the South Exclusively at Davisons—ISecktcear Department Street Floor DAVISON-PAXCN CO. ATLANTA ••affiliated With MACVS.Afcw y<AA^ Mr. Joseph Wilensky, of Augusta, announces the engagement of his daughter, Mollie, to Mr. Leon Ghitner, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Dominion of Canada, the date of the marriage to be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Cohen announce the birth of a daughter on September 22nd. Harold Hirsch, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hirsch, Sr., has resumed his studies in the College Prepara tory Course offered at the Tome School, Port Deposit, Maryland. Mrs. Hannah Stern, of Tampa, Fla., is visiting Mrs. Abe Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Zachirias and daughter, Betty Jane, are on a visit to their parents in Toronto, Canada. Miss Esther Clein has returned from an extended visit to New York City and other interesting points East. Mrs. Irving Edison and little son were recent guests in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lichtenstein annoimes the engagement of their daughter, Hazel Faye, to Simon S. Abeloff, of New York City. Mrs. Sigfried Samuels entertained the regular Friday Sewing Club at luncheon. Mrs. Abe Schwartz is visiting rela tives in Albany, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Vol Blacknall are at home in the St. Charles Apt. Mr. Jake Gazan, of Savannah r spent a few days in the city guest of his daughter, Mrs j ul ^ Hirschberg on Springdale Roa/ Mr. and Mrs. Eli Meyer h.« turned from Cincinnati, wherVr£ attended the engagement receptior^ their brother. Rrf»rVfn an Br °?; n ent - red S'* Briai College in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wellborn, j, have returned from Cleveland, 0W, Mrs. Mavis Kent, of New York visiting relatives in the city. Mr 8. J as. T. Brown returned froa New York. Mrs. Leapold J. Haas has return** home after spending the summer n*. itmg relatives in Philadelphia. Mrs. Alex Dittler is visiting her parents in Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Byck have re turned to the city and are again is their apartment at the Hotel Georpir Terrace. Mr. Abe Goldberg has returned from an extensive western trip. The many friends of Mrs.' Jacob Buckman will be pleased to hear that she is making an indefinite stay in the city. Miss Fannie Brener, of New Or leans, La., is the guest of Miss Eve lyn Gershon. Mrs. Charles Lipman of New York City continues to be the much feted guest of her sister, Miss Eve Boss. Among the many social affairs being held in Mrs. Lipman’s honor was the delightful bridge-luncheon given by Miss Boss on the afternoon of Sep tember 21st. Those invited to share Miss Boss’s hospitality were: the Misses Sara Shuman, Perle Bokritzky, Helen Eplan, Sarah Freeman, Lena Shuman, Polly Gershon, Tut Esser- man, Gladys Shuman, Ida Clein, Esther Siegel; the Mesdames Sam Sil verman, Sol Meltzer, Joseph Levetan and Max Fagelson. The nonoree was presented with a beautiful gift of sterling silver. Top score was won by Mrs. Sam Silver- man. Miss Fannie Beletsky who has be« the charming guest of her cousini the Misses Helen and Rose Self, hu returned to her home in Niles, Oha The many friends of Rev. J. Le'7 will regret to learn of his illness it the Davis-Fischer Sanitorium. Miss Eleanor Greenfield left i** Sunday to complete her studies f! Radcliffe, Miss Caroline Greenne.d entered Wheaton. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Slager are mo toring in the West. Mr. M. S. Clein is ill at the Ps£ mont Sanitorium. His friends wi him a speedy recovery. Mr. Seymour Samuels, of Nashville, Tenn., is visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rosenfeld. Mr. and Mrs. Lazarre Cohn of Phil adelphia were in the city for a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hirsch on Lullwater Road. Mrs. Joseph Levitan was hostess at a bridge-luncheon the afternoon of September 18th at Rich's Tea Room, in compliment to Mrs. Charles Lip- man, of New York. Sixteen ladies en joyed Mrs. Levitan’s charming social courtesy. drs. I. Clein has returned from * >rt visit to Indian Springs. dr. Elsas Phillips has retard m abroad. dr. and Mrs. Sidney i enjoying a motor trip st. dr. and Mrs. Frank ertained at a family dj" of their sister, Mrs. Si , of Los Angeles, Cain 181