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Page 8 The Southern Israelite DRESSES for and Afternoon Exceptional Values in Chiffons: Chiffons or lace and chiffon Sleeves or sleeves attached. Crepes and Satins: Tunic frocks . . . eyelet and me tallic embroidered frocks and travel prints. Jerseys and Woolens: T hree piece knits and jerseys . . woolen dresses for sports and after noon. J.P.ALIEMS ST/VI RS « r 7 Social and Persont Miss Jacob Miller, of Baltimore,, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Zion, of Atlanta Avenue. Miss Esther Haskins, of Macon, has returned home after spending several weeks with friends and relatives in Chicago. Of interest to many will be the an nouncement of the wedding of Miss 1 )ora Kell, Macon, Ga., to Mr. Sam Moog, of Augusta, Ga. The marriage took place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kell, being performed by Rabbi Max Shapiro. Fol lowing the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Kell entertained with a reception, after which the bride and groom left for a wedding trip to Cuba and points in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rosenfeld have returned from New York City. Mrs. Ernst Horwitz, Mrs. H. C. Sommers, and Mrs. L. Dreyfus mo tored to Memphis, Tenn., for a visit with relatives recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hirsch, Mrs. B. L. Lillienthal, and Mrs. M. L. Hirsch formed a congenial party spending re cently a few weeks in New York City. Mrs. Abe Schwartz has returned to her home in the city after spending a fortnight visiting relatives in New York City. Mrs. J. N. Hirsch and son, Harold, have returned from a recent visit in Savannah. The Misses Ann Avrunin, Gussie Gordon, Elizabeth Karesh, and Esther Haskins, all of Macon, Ga., were joint hostesses at a bridge shower recently in honor of Mrs. Sam Moog, a recent bride. The announcement of the engage ment of Miss Lily Brooks, daughter tif Mr. and Mrs. A. Brooks, of Athens, Ga., to Mr. Hyman Barnard Estroff, of Vidalia Ga., is of state-wide interest to their many friends and relatives. The wedding date will be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Held announce the birth of a son, who will bear the name of Charles Held, Jr. Rabbi Lazarus Axelrod has returned from Miami Beach, Fla., where he was guest speaker at the B’nai Jacob Con gregation. The ballroom of the Standard Club on Ponce de Leon Avenue resembled one of the magnificent motion picture studios in Hollywood recently when 150 prominent members of the club, attired in costumes representing fa mous motion picture stars, assembled for the movie ball. A striking and colorful screen production was enjoyed by the guests preceding the dance that began at 10 o’clock, many of the char acters flashed on the screen being im personated by those in the audience. An elaborate supper was served at midnight, the favors, table decorations, and souvneirs being appropriate of filmland. The social program of the club for the year includes an elabo rate Thanksgiving ball to be given \\ ednesdav evening, November 26th; a Chritsmas tea-dance December 25th, and a brilliant New Year’s ball Wednes day evening, December 31st. Mr. and Mrs. Max Philip Greenfield announce the marriage of their daugh ter, Carolyn, to Mr. Samuel Brown, of Mobile, Ala. The wedding was sol- , emnized recently at the home of the bride’s parents, 907 Penn Avenue. 1 Rabbi David Marx read the marriage service, which was witm members of the inunedi, After a short wedding • Mrs. Brown will be at In bile, Ala. Mrs. Marcus Loeb and \ Haas have returned from in Demopolis. Mr. and Mrs. Sig Mont, turned from New York. Mr. Clarence Elsas is i home this winter with hi aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Louis 1 The many friends of Mr fus will be pleased to h, t fully recovered from his r< mobile accident. Arthui •rt \i. ; .in hr. I hr hi • nt aut Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferst turned home after spending New York City visiting relatives a friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alexander a nounce the birth of a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Lawn Mr. Adolf Lcfler, of Savannah, a few days in the city. The many friends of Mr. Williar Bauer will regret to learn of hi> tinned serious illness. Miss Ida Hutzler has returned In and is now located at the Georgia! Terrace. Mrs. Morris Rich spent two week* in Savannah recently as the guest her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Percy Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Marks have turned to their home in Charleston. S. C., after spending a few days in the city recently. Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Rogetistcir. have returned from New York. Mrs. Sig Pappenhcimer has retur from a delightful visit to Detroit. Miss Peggy Myers was the i feted guest recently of Mr. and Mr- David Marx, Jr. Mrs. Abe Strauss spent the end in the city recently, coming u from her home in Columbus, Ga Mr. Julian Slagcr, of Montg< spent a few days in the city re with his parents, Mr. and Mrs t Franklin. Mrs. Bertram Maier and Mrs Kolm have returned home. Miss Carol Hess has returm New York, where she was the of Mrs. Edgar Oppenheim. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Fern>t of Detroit, announce the birtl daughter. Mrs. Fernsterwald former Miss Louise Pappenlu this city. Mr. Walter \ isanska speu da.vs in New York City’ recei Mrs. B. Goettinger has from a recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Julius, oi bus, Ga., spent a few days n recently. Mrs. Herman Rosenheim, York, spent a few weeks in recently’ as a guest at the Terrace Hotel. A wedding characterized beauty and dignity was sold cently when Miss Anita ^1.1 Ton rrVi t D t At 1 liner y. cently harh - ( It 1 from gliot rwal'' as tin; ier. o! a few uvered Glum* • city New city rgiau usual ed re- Bcr- Mrs