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ocichf anc I0 \f r an d Mh. A. Borochoff announce , :i( engagement of their daughter, Jean- ■ e svlvia. to Mr. Morris Goodman, date vrdding to be announced later. I« Mr. and Mrs. Sain Smolensky, of Birmingham, Ala., announce the engage- rnt of tfjgir daughter, Evelyn Lillian, to dax Bbg«jpJ<Hy*ky» of Augusta, Ga., the date of the wedding to be announced ater. Mr. and M r*. Leo M. Wachtel, of 'jvannah, announce the engagement of their daughter, Josephine Miriam, to iyton Smith, of Savannah. Miss Annette Pamarancc has recently returned to the city after visiting rrla- lives and friends in Augusta, ,Charles- n and Savannah, where she attended tumerous social functions of the season. Miss Sarah Arnold was the delightfully [rtrd guest of Miss Dorothy Silver, of 'olumbut, Ga. Mr*. A. B. Chereton, formerly of At lanta, is the guest of her parents, Mr. md Mr*. S. J. Cohen, and has also at- ndrd the Alpha Epsilon Pi Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bodenhierner are Handing some time in Pensacola, Florida. Mr*. Louis VVellhouse, Mrs. Lillian |acob* and Mrs. B. Z. Phillips enjoyed crui»e to Panama. M rs. L. J. H aas is visiting relatives in Philadelphia. Mr*. Oscar Elsas and daughter, Helen, ire spending a fortnight in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Gea Kohn have re- irned from Cuba. Mrs. DeWald Cohen has returned from 'an Francisco after a six-weeks’ visit rith relatives. 1 Mr. Morris Eiseman is convalescing tr«un a recent illness. Mr. and Mrs, Hugo M. Spitz are at diami Beach, where Mr. Spitz is recover ing from hi* recent accident. Mr. and Mrs. S. Stephen Schiffer and kirn. B. Feld have recently returned from four-weeks' trip to New York, Phila- ■Iphia and Atlantic City. Mr*. C. I'rsenbach underwent a tonsil Operation at the Piedmont Sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiel, of Mont* | mery, spent a few days in the city. Mi** Jeanne Soloman, of Montgomery, ila., was the guest of Mrs. Lyona Joel II. Miss Evelyn Ross Maas, of Selma, da., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. »hn Heizfeld. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Froshin have re- ^irned from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rothchild, of Co- imbus, Ga., spent the week-end with lc,r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vis- n»ki. Mrs. Alvin Ferst spent a few days in luntgoraery, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goodman, of Pen- >e»la, Fla., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hirsch. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gershon are pending a week in New York. Mrs. L S. Schwartzman, of Chatta- "ga, I enn., was the guest of her pa- fnt '' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rosenbaum. Mr*. Clinton Long, of Wilkesboro, Pa., ,c g u *'t of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. n Hess, on Habersham Road. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wolfe are in iba. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Marks have returned h a He*ton after spending several anih * the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. frst. Mr*. Loui* Kaufman, of Montgomery, ( 3 motored to the city for a few days, gut >t of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Holzman. IE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE / ersona • Mrs. M. Collott and son, Charles, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Adler. • Mrs. Weiner Byck is spending a few weeks at Miami Beach at the Rony Plaza. • Mrs. A. Ginsburger is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Montag. • Miss Gertie Cohen, of Washington, D. C., was the recent guest of Mrs. Weiner Byck. •Mrs. Josie Strauss sails on February 8th on the Leviathon for a six-months’ trip abroad. • Mrs. Morris Rich is spending the win ter in Miami. • Mr. Milton Dreyfus has returned to his home in New York after a brief visit with relatives in the city. • Mr. and Mrs. Julian Boehm have just left Atlanta for a trip to Florida. • Mrs. Joan Regenstein is in New York, where she went to attend the wedding of her daughter, Laura, to Mr. Milton Friedlander. • The annual dinner dance of the Beta Chapter of Delta Gamma Phi Sorority was held recently in the Georgian Ball room of the Atlanta Biltmore Hotel, at tended by Miss Vivian Katzoff, formerly of Atlanta, who now resides in Wilming ton, N. C; Misses Doris Clcin, Beatrice Kunsberg, Isabell Boaz, Polly Clein, Celia Clein, Mildred Lebo*. Bess Nis- senbautn, Mrr. A. H. Axelrod, Janice Clein, Clara Lindy, Dr. Max Berman, Dr. Fred Lebos, Dr. Lou Silver, Messrs. S. \1. Frankel, Harry Levy, Ray Harris, Jack Wengrow, Harry Axelrod, Irwin Werbin, Harry Clein, Marion Hornick. • I'hc pledges of Alpha Sigma Phi of the University of Georgia, entertained the members of the sorority at a formal dance at the Sterne Community house, in Athens, recently. Approximately seventy-five persons were present. Deco rations, consisting of balloons, confetti and paper hats carried out the sorority colors, rose and gold. An elimination dance was one of the features of the evening. The prize was awarded to Ruth Long, Atlanta, and Leon Kahn, Bain- bridge. Specialty number* were given by Charlotte Stein, Atlanta; Millie Wilen- ski, Savannah, and Harry Morton, New Haven, Conn. 'ITie dance was chaperoned by the patronesses of the sorority. • A scries of dances, sponsored by the A. Z. A. for the Southern district con clave, was climaxed by an affair at the Jewish Educational Alliance. Among cities that sent delegations to the conclave are: Miami, New Orleans, Birm ingham, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Charleston, Baltimore, Little Rock, Louis ville and Memphis. The Atlanta Chapter has been organized three years, during which time it has accomplished much to ward the five-fold program, including so cial service, cultural, religious, social and athletic activities. Officers of the Atlanta chapter are: Joe Blass, President; Raymond Hirsch, Vice- President; Arthur Gottesman, secretary; Bernard Mandel, Treasurer; Leonard Greenbaum, Sergcant-at-Arms; Meyer Levy, Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms; Mel vin Pazon, Chaplain, and Ed Gavron, Reporter. • Mr. K. Sunshine has returned from his trip to New York City with business friends. • Mrs. P. H. 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