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Page 6 The Southern Israelite The OPERA In multicolored brocades, gold and silver- threadtd, with heel «)f silver kidskin. The ONE-STRAI BYCKS 61-63 WHITEHALL ST., S. W. Even in£ Slippers For Those Formal Occasions of the Holiday Season If nny woman ever needed an excuse for wearing evening clothes, these love ly evening slippers tit Myck's would provide it, — the glory of mult i-colored brocades, the demureness of w'hite and silver, the classic dignity of moire, the charm of fabrics dyed to match your frocks—are merely examples of the many lovely effects for evening that await you at Ilyck’s. The Sophisticated / ouche' Jewel Ornaments The brilliance of scintillating buckets of crystal squares, the dull gleam of silver and gold mesh bows, and jewel motifs add this seasons so phisticated touch to evening slippers. In exquisite Inmay cloth with decora tion and slender heel of gold or silver kidskin. Thu T-STRAP SANDAL In black or white silk moire, with delicate piping of gold or silver kill. Resolveda That this New Year will be Value-Giving and therefore prosperous Sincerely, JiGTemisfpCo 102 WHITEHALL STREET, S. W. x « * k x tfx x * a x x x x a x x s x x x X x X* X « X X *a X a a a x X a X X x« « x « ~ Organizations a a a a x a a a a a a a a a a a a 5: a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a Sheaath Israel Sunday School On Sunday, January f>. at 7;3o M., the Sunday Religious School < Con-. Sheorith Israel will present •! first entertainment in the form 0 f ehanukah program. This progj will be given in the new Synagogue recently completed at 41)0 Washing, Street. This program, which is be- presented by the children of Z School, will consist of recitation musical numbers and a play entitle “One Hanukkah Day.” Atlanta Council of Jewish Women The annual Mother and Daughter Luncheon, which was to be given De cember 23 by the Council of Jewish Women, has been postponed until next year in order not to conflict with the lunch room sponsored by the Temple Sisterhood. The regular meeting of the Council will be held, however, on the afternoon of December 23, the place and program to he announced shortly. Junior Hadassah The second Take-A-Chance night of Junior Hadassah was held Wednesday, December 10th, at Ampico Hall, being devoted to Russion art and music. Miss Lillie Bleich, Chairman, ar ranged a very beautiful and interest ing program, which included a piano duet by Mesdames B. M. Brodie and Grace Harlee; a Russian slumber song by Miss Hortense Hughes accompanied by Miss Eleanor McDonald; and a Rus sian dance by Miss Freda Sullivan in costume. Miss Eva Hadas and Mr. V. Blivnow, students at Emory Universi ty, presented short talks on the Rus sian language, art, literature and mus ic. Miss Rose Schreiber, Chairman, in charge of the tickets for the Will Dur ant lecture Thursday night, December 12th, at the Atlanta Theatre, an nounced that the results of the ticket sale were very satisfactory. Miss Freda Sullivan, of the Sulli van School of Dancing, will give les sons in tap-dancing every Wednesday night, at 6:30 at the Jewish Educa tional Alliance. Young Judaean Oratorical Contest To Be Field December 26 It has been announced that the Ora torical Contest of the Southern Inter state Young Judaean Association will he held at the Educational Alliance Thursday evening, December 26, at K:00 P. M. The expectation is that there will be representatives here from Atlanta, Savannah, New Or leans. Chattanooga and other cities in the Organization. This contest is an annual contest that is held in a different city every year. Last year it was held in Savan nah and the winner was Roy Brenner of New Orleans. \\ inners of these con tests have the honor of keeping in their possession a Loving Cup during the time that they are the best Ora tors. The Atlanta Council is sponsoring this contest and the contest will be followed by a dance. All the Young Judaeans and their friends are cordi ally invited to attend the contest and the dance. Louis Getfen, chairman of Southern Interstate will preside over this con test. The Atlanta preliminaries for choos ing the Atlanta representative will take place Sunday afternoon, Decem ber 22, at 3:00 P. M. at the Educa tional Alliance. Nathan Blass, chair man of the Atlanta Council will pre side. Young Judea At its regular meeting last month, the Atlanta Judaea Council elects the following officers: Nathan Bia«s President; Charles W. Berman, Vico President; Sidney Parks, Correspond ing Secretary; Ozna Tontak, Record ing Secretary; and Leon Berman, Treasurer. Being composed of older members to advise and younger mtir. bers to do, this group of offiter> shows promise of accomplishing i great deal of work for Young Judau this year. There are at present twelve clubs in Atlanta with the possibility that there will be many more before the 1930 Convention is held. Besides its social activities, each club is doing a great deal of cultural and literary work. An important feature of Youni Judaea is the B. Y. J. Club in Atlar.u This club is composed of several lead ers and former leaders of Young Jj- daea Clubs who provide leaders wher necessary, and who speak at the dif ferent club meetings, aiding and ad vising them in their work. The eleventh annual convention : the Southern Interstate Young Ju daean Association will be held in At lanta this coming summer. \ariou programs and elaborate entertain ments are being planned for the visit ing members. "Your Federation Through the co-operation of Mr Edward M. Kahn, Executive Directo of the Atlanta Federation of Je* iS “ Charities, the Southern Israelite b made arrangements to conduct a spe cial page devoted to the philanthropic activities of the Jewish community o- Atlanta, with particular reference fc the work of the Atlanta Federation »>• Jewish Charities and its constitute-” departments. This department "-•" run under the title of "Your re er . tion” and will reflect from issue ^ “ sue the current work of the loca c ties. The column will be c0 L^ ari . under the direction of Mr. M. Kahn, who, from time to tune, • discuss in brief form various pro of social welfare. The editor a. sured the Executive Director L Federation, the full freedom ° e sion on any topic pertaining h social welfare program of our community. This new department will be ^ gurated in the next issue o an <j ern Israelite. Please watc at j 0 n let us know whether Uie ^^^ contained therein is of m a d*r? It is our desire to keep ° informed of local activities. 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