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ATLANTA, GA.
!£ SOUTHERN ISRAELITE ★
Line-O-Types of Atlanta
Recent events: Mayfair Club pre
sent,n E Mr. and Mrs. Monk R„ mm „i,h
anniversary gift of a cake bearing Mr.
Komm’s likeness; the cake cutting taking
place at “Feldmanor,” country estate of
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Feldman .... B’nai
B’rith Luncheon Club hears William A.
Sutherland, former private secretary to
Justice Louis Brandeis, on the intimate
insights in the life of Brandeis
B’nai B’rith gives dinner at Jewish
Progressive Club honoring workers of
the United Jewish Appeal and Dr. David
Marx was principal speaker .... The
Gangsters were let loose and joined in
a “brawl” at the Standard Club, al
though the Atlanta Alumni Association
and Xi Chapter of Phi Epsilon Pi were
responsible for the occasion .... The
J. P. C. dance floor had hot feet trouble
to the tune of Ozzie Nelson’s rhythm
.... Regular exodus from Atlanta and
vicinity to Macon for the Racket Club’s
annual dance, which always boasts of
a successful affair with dancing from ten
to four .... Dr. Samuel J. Sinkoe, At
lanta physician, has turned platform
speaker, since addressing the assembly of
the Shearith Israel Sunday School . . . .
The Alliance Music Studio under the
direction of Boris Dunev gave a worth-
while musical program in which the At
lanta Conservatory took part, and Pro
fessor Dunev says there are more en
joyable programs in store .... Atlanta's
delegates to the Detroit Convention
of National Council of Jewish Wo
men were shining lights, with Mrs.
Harry Gershon receiving honors . . . .
Hadassah women are selling every
thing from marmalade to patsover
goodies to raise their individual quota
of $5.00 for the Donor’s Luncheon,
the key-note of which is “Get to give or
just give,” and most of them are "getting
to give .... The college set were in
attendance at the University of Georgia
‘ Little Commencement” affairs . . . The
J. P. C. basketeers were banqueted in
the halls of that institution and given
sweaters for their creditable record this
season, it being a profitable one as well;
to wit, the Southern Railway checks fol
lowing the train shake-up, such as 'twas
.... Scene of prominent Atlantians ask
ing for matzo at leading restaurant ....
Max Cuba has thrown his hat in the ring
as Councilman for the second ward, op
posing Charles Markeles, and as the
old saying goes, “when Greek meets
Greek” ....
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
(Continued
from the pier of the Mauretania. The
nine Neimans arrived from Routnania
to join their father, who made good in
the laundry business in this clean coun
try of ours. . . .
We’re too lazy to correct our first item
about the Rosoff marriage so we tell you
now, in case you’re interested: Young
Rosoff’s name is Stanley P. and
Miss Williams’ first moniker is Mary.
And they’ve been secretly married for
four months. So . . . Max Schmeling,
who is signed to fight Sharkey in de
fense of his heavyweight crown, is go
ing to train at Jacobs' Alamac Hotel at
Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey. Schmeling
believes in Kosher food for athletes And
who convinced him? Camera, the Ital
ian giant who are gefillte fish at the
Alamac last year. . . .
Edgar B. Stern, newly named director
of Rosenwald’s Sears, Roebuck & Co., is
a brother-in-law of Lessing Rosenwald,
youngest son of the late Julius Rosen
wald. . . . The lady whom Maurice
Samuel introduced as Mrs Samuel at the
last Menorah dinner, was not a new wife,
but Hadassah Samuel, spouse of Edwin
Samuel. One good friend of the real
Mrs. Maurice Samuel, who lives and
paints in Eretz Israel, rushed up to Mrs.
Edwin and said in a trembling voice.
“You didn’t change a bit, Gertrude.’
And they fry lobsters. . . . Some Wash
ington correspondent writes: “Dr. Leo
Rowe, director of the Pan-Arnerican Un
ion saves many dollars annually by serv
ing lamb stew (kosher) to hundreds of
guests at Pan-American luncheons.” Mr.
Newspaperman, kosher lamb is an ex
pensive food, if you please. ... At a
private party in Gershwin’s magnificent
penthouse home, Max Rosen and George
Gershwin gave their guests a thrdl pla>-
ing the Bach concerto together; Max
on his Stradivarius and Georgie on the
Steinway. . . • Which reminds us that
from page 10)
Max Rosen has just finished the score for
a musical comedy, tentatively called l.ilah,
to be produced sometime in the fall, ac
cording to S. R. Diamond, the concert
impresario. . . . Benjamin De Casseres is
hard at work at a one thousand page
volume on Spinoza. Ben is a descendant
of the great Baruch. . . . Every Monday
and Thursday at four-thirty p. m., you
can tune in on station WAAT and listen
in while Bernard Postal gives you the
latest Biron gossip which this brilliant
columnist specially prepares for him
Bernards voice and Biron’s stuff are an
unbeatable combination.
Believe it or not, but we hear from a
usually competent source that John J.
Rascob, the capitalist and chairman of
the Democratic National Committee, was
born in Poland in a Kosher home. He
came to this country as a good son of
Israel. It is here that he embraced the
Catholic religion. That’s our story. Are
we stuck with it? . . . Sam Harris THE
producer is a brother-in-law of George
M. Cohan, although one is a Cohen and
the other a Kelly. They married two sis
ters from a family that boasted of thir
teen daughters. . . . Dropped in on Ed
ward L. Bernays, the biggest of all pub
lic relations cotinsels. His elalxirate of
fices impress one less than the very sim
ple, blue colored private study in which
this scientist of ballyhoo sits . . . Samuel
Shipman, New York’s pet playwright, is
now convalescing from a serious opera
tion at his home in the Alamac Hotel.
Sam is the proud possessor of the largest
single collection of gramophone records,
a good portion devoted to the “C hazon-
ishe” field . . . Madam Lola Monti-Gor-
sey, the soprano of the Ravinia Opera
Company is a doctor of music and a dis
tinguished composer. She inherited that
gift from her father, an Italian Jew and
her mother, a Russian Jewess. She is
jooish, allright.
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