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The Southern Israelite
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\I:ss Rose A. Weinstein
Being Feted
^jj ss Rose A. Weinstein of Cleve-
,, ,1. nhio. continues to be a popular
visitor 'n the city, as the guest of Mr.
n( j m, s . A. B. Fink at their home on
Park Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Fink enter-
ta ; n( .,l a number of their friends in
i of Miss Weinstein a dinner
among whom were Mr. and
Louis Samet, Mr. and Mrs. S.
0 Klotz and Mr. William Reisman.
Another affair in Miss Weinstein’s
was the bridge luncheon, at
i Miss Fink entertained a num-
( , r ( .f friends at the Henry Grady
H .to 1. Invited to meet the guest of
• were Mrs. Louis Rouglin, Mrs.
< Samet, Mrs. Gus Berman, Mrs.
v o. Klotz, Mrs. Meyer Schur, Mrs.
I. Fa. man, Mrs. B. 0. Weinkle, Mrs.
Yudelson, Mrs. I. A. Zion, Mrs.
I). \ Meyer, Mrs. M. L. Kahn, Mrs.
M. Jacobs, Mrs. I. Saunders, and
Mi- Bertha Wachman.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Klotz compli-
nioiited Miss Weinstein at a dinner
party at their home on Highland ave-
Mr. and Mrs. I. 0. Zion honored
Miss Weinstein at a dinner party at
•ho Progressive Club.
Mi's Bertha Wachman entertained
Miss Weinstein’s honor at a
theatre party. Others entertaining in
Mi'S Weinstein’s honor were Mrs. J.
Faeman, Mrs. B. 0. Weinkle, Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Berman, Mrs. A. A. Speil-
berger.
Mrs. Louis Samet entertained at a
neheon at the Biltmore Hotel, fol-
uo,i by a theatre party, in honor of
Rose Weinstein of Cleveland,
•>hio.
( M wide social interest is the mar-
aco of Miss Sara Isacoff, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. S. Isacoff, to Mr.
K hert Matican of New York, which
k place at the home of the bride’s
pan
pres
Mr.'
Who
nts on Lake Shore Drive, in the
(, nce of the immediate family
Rabbi Harry H. Epstein ant
tor Lipsky officiated. The home
artistically decorated in palms
flowers, and the bride was charm-
m a gown of brown chiffon, with
and accessories to match. Mr. anc
Matican left for New Yorl<
re they will reside.
• and Mrs. Hyman Shiloss, of
ton, S. Dakota, announce the ar-
"f a son. Mrs. Shiloss will be re
ndered as Miss Mollye Rittenbaum
Atlanta, Ga., the daughter of Mr.
• ir -1 Mrs. H. Rittenbaum of North
Avenue.
Miss
>nn..
Gene Hoffson, of Hartford,
and Miss Helen Henes, of New
" ! k, classmates of Miss Billy Ber-
nitin ’ at the University of Alabama,
w the P°P u ^ ar visitors of Mr. and
Gus Berman at their home on
ark Drive during the recent holi
days.
. ' ss Alene Fox, a senior at Welles-
•D- has resumed her studies there
1 ter spending the holidays with her
Parents.
Mr.
quests
Hirsch.
and Mrs. Paul Brown are the
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Herzfeld
spent the week-end in Selma, Ala.
Mrs. Harry Gershon is in Los An
geles, attending the National Con
vention of Jewish Women.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sternberger of
Bristol, Va., have returned home.
Mr. S. A. Visanska, Jr., left for
Bristol, Va., to make his future home.
Miss Caroline Rosenberg has re
turned from South Carolina.
Miss Natalie Edison who has been
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Goldman, has returned to her
home in St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ginsberger of Chi
cago, Ill., are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Montag.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schlesinger
who have spent the winter as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Sig Samuels, have
returned to their home in San Fran
cisco, Calif.
Mrs. Chas. Bensinger of Louisville
spent a few days in the city as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hirsch.
Mrs. Harold Montag is confined to
her home with the influenza.
Master Bobbie Rothberg is ill at
his home on Springdale Road.
Mrs Henry Weil of Montgomery,
Ala., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alvin
Ferst.
Miss Katherine Callman is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Julian Slager.
Mrs. Sinclair Jacobs is in New
York City where she is spending a
week, prior to going to Washington,
I). C. to attend the national con
ference on the “Cause and Cure of
War”. She is chairman of the Geor
gia committee and will represent the
state at the conference which will be
held at the Hotel Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bodenheimer
are enjoying a motor trip through
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kallman of New
York, spent a few days in the city en
route to Florida. Mrs. Kallman was
formerly Miss Pauline Dittler.
Mrs. Henry Harris of Macon, Geor
gia, has returned home after a short
visit as the guest of Mrs. Russell
Weil.
Mrs. I. Berring of Washington, D.
C., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Alex. Dittler.
Mrs. Lazaire Chan of Charlotte, N.
C., as the guest of Mrs. Jake Hirsch.
Mrs. Harry I. Davis has returned
from Montgomery, Alabama.
Mr. Jack Eiseman has recovered
from a recent operation of appendi
citis.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Simons have
returned from Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr. Sidney Rich of Chicago, spent
the holidays with relatives in the city.
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