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^ ^ Sp The Southern Israelite Page 7 ( nhen Weds Mr. A. B. Cheretan marriage of Miss Hannah Co- ,,.jy daughter of Mr. and Mis. to Mr. Avery Hurt Chere- ,,f .Mr. and Mrs. I). Cheretan, ... ;aUi Mich., was solemnized 17, at tlie home of the parents. 1*1 Washington Ual’lns Harry Epstein, Tobias an ,l Cantor A. Lipitz perform- i cinony in the presence of a ,,f friends and relatives, .vised altar in the music the ceremony was per- hanked with palms, lux ury against which stood ,f white chrysanthemums, sewn- branched candela- hed a soft-glow over the the ceremony an appro- ram of nuptial music was Mrs. Louis Kittenbaum, ■<i hv Mr. Louis Ritten- l.i.ely bride, who descended the the strains of the Lohengrin, - mpanied by her parents, who in marriage. The bride was \e!y m her wedding gown of wedding ring velvet, her bridal • was composed of white roses :;ies nf the valley. Miss Rose i , of Macon, (la., was maid of and only attendant of the ml wore a lovely gown of coral . ami carried a bouquet of pink and little Miss Gertrude Cohen, : the bride, was flower girl, a pale green chiffon over . Hari\ Cheretan, brother of ■:■ ginoin, acted as best man. w i g the ceremony a dinner ' : ved. Including the* out-of-town wrre Mr. and Mrs. I). Chere- g i;aw, Mich.; Mrs. M. Good- Hc'roit. Mich.; Mr. Harry Che- . M.ss Florence Cheretan, also of ; Mr. and Mrs. S. Isenberg, n. (ia.; Mr. and Mrs. A. Fo- "ii; Miss Rose Isenberg, Ma- •M: and Mrs. A. Levy, of Li- •• ha.; Miss Miriam Smith, New Mr. doe Isenberg, Knoxville, Mr. William G. Smith, Bir in, Ala., and Mr. A. Smith, •■'■burg, S. C. nride's traveling outfit was car- in brown, her dress was of rrepe trimmed with canary • with a close fitting hat to ai ‘d coat of Jap weasel mink. un 'l Mrs. Cheretan left for an : motor trip throughout the ■»'. Tennessee and Florida. • s "l Benjamin and daughter, dgar Bodenheimer, left for cm Beach and Miami to spend eeks. Julian Sachs, of Anniston, Ala., ccent visitor to this city. Arlene Freitag has recuperat- ni her recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Bukofzer are in Miami, Fla., for the winter. Mrs. W. W. Visanska has returned home after a delightful stay with relatives in Charleston, S. ('. Mrs. Rosa Herzfeld of Selma, Ala., who was the guest of her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Herz- feid, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Sig Guthman have returned from New York. Mrs. Sol (Tarek has returned from Baltimore where she was called by the serious illness of her mother. Miss Danie Strauss is recovering from a recent tonsil operation. Mr. B. M. Soloman, of Montgomery, Ala., spent the week-end in Atlanta for the Tech-Alabama game. Miss Ida Hutzler is at home at the Georgian Terrace. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kohn are in Chi cago, III. Mr. Lawrence Fox is at home again after a trip to Chicago, Ill. Mrs. Robert Naussbaum, of Macon, was the guest of a few days of Mrs. Max Samuels. Mrs. Jake Kaufman is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dave Bloom, on Myr tle street. Mrs. Ralph Rosenbaum has recov ered from her recent illness. Miss Adele Sommers who has been ill for the past few days is recover ing. Mr. and Mrs. Bertrum Lewis Wolff were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haas en route to Wilmette, Ill., their future home. Mrs. Wolff was formerly Miss Martha Katz, of Chicago, and visited Atlanta on numerous occa sions. Mr. Henry Williamson, now attend ing the University of Georgia at Ath ens, was a visitor in the city for the week-end. Mr. Dan Picard of Columbus, spent a few days in the city recently. Mrs. D. Rosenberg and family are located now at 923 Ponce de Leon Ave., N. E. Mrs. William Kingdon is in Indian apolis on a visit to relatives. Mr. M. E. Rosenberg and Mrs. J. F. Andrews are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Liebman at the Winecoff Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hirsch, Miss Marjorie Hirsch and Master Jack Hirsch will spend the Thanksgiving holidays in Pensacola, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Strauss, of Detroit, Mich., are guests at the Hilt- more. Mrs. Herbert Haas has returned from Chicago where she attended the wedding of her niece, Miss Martha Katz to Mr. Bertrum Lewis Wolff. Mrs. Percy Myers, of Savannah, who has been the guest of her moth er, Mrs. Morris Rich at the Georgian Terrace, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neely are visiting in New' York City. Miss Jane Kohler, of Savannah, is the guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. B. Ehrlich. Following the Tech-Alabama game the members of the Standard Club gathered en masse in the new club on Ponce de Leon Avenue for the reg ular week-end dance. The occasion was marked by the presence of a num ber of out-of-town guests who were in the city for the game. Mrs. Weil, of Birmingham, who is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mor ris Hirsch, is being delightfully enter tained. Mrs. Nat Schlossberg, of Fort Pierce, Florida, who before her mar riage was Miss Thelma Bourman, of Atlanta, is the mother of a baby boy named Eugene Meyer. SHEA KITH ISRAEL SISTERHOOD GIVES BRIDGE PARTY The Shearith Israel Sisterhood gave a bridge party at the Jewish Women’s Club, the proceeds of which will go to maintain the Sunday School. Mrs. C. Miller was chairman, and Mrs. Paul Wolkin, co-chairman. The committee for this affair consisted of Mrs. J. Minsk, president of the Sisterhood, Mrs. Sidney Zimmerman, Mrs. A. M. Goldstein, Mrs. M. Yudelson, Mrs. B. Kaplan, Mrs. M. Pfeffer, Mrs. J. Clein, Mrs. L. Hoffman, Mrs. F. Mendelson, Mrs. T. Borocoff. lor Thanksgiving I'mil Cake—SI ||». Delicious fruil cakes decid edly “home made** — us they’re made in Kampcr's own kitchen! Those at $1 have a hit more crystallized fruits. 1, 2, 3, 5-lh. sizes. Ilaskt k l of I ruils The most appropriatcThanks- giving gift of all! Luscious fruits ripened to just the right degree for perfection — packed in beautiful baskets. mmmS, Xgjmtwtt Four 'Stores