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• .iuby Eichberg has visited rela- . ie , in iirmingham, Ala. > ,j„ Jyth Epstein, a student at Ohio tf [ versify during the past year, has turtle home to spend the summer with - tt pa >t». Mr. an d Max Epstein, jttfr \ ting relatives in New York and \ f « K helle. • \jr* H. V. Metzger and young son, h.ive been visiting Mrs. Metzger’s mother Mrs. J. Bigler. • Hazel Samuel, daughter of Mr. rid MrArthur Samuels, has been vis* ,ting i» New York. • SI a- Natalie Edison daughter of Mr. ,nd .Mrs. Samuel B. Edison, of St. Louis, „ visiting her grandparents, Mr. and \| r *. I.i.uis Goldman. • Mr' Waldo Oettinger spent several j,v, in Athens, where she attended the Mjtf Music Teachers’ Institute, which convened there. • Sir and Mrs. Sidney Wellhouse were recent guests at the Waldorf-Astoria Ho- trl in New York. • Sir". Milton Klein entertained at a wiener roast at her home in honor of her daughter, Edna, who celebrated her thir teenth birthday. • Mrs. Rosa Strauss and Miss Adelade karlshew are convalescing at their home >,n Pulliam Street after an accident. • Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fox and young • in, Joseph, have returned from Chicago, *hrrc they attended the World's Fair. • Mrv George Rosenbaum entertained at her home with a prom in honor of her daughter, Helene, who celebrated her thirteenth birthday. • Miss Ada Danneman entertained at a dance complimenting her guest, Miss Natalie Weiner, of Camilla, Ga. • Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mohr spent sev eral days at Tate Mountain Estates, Ga. • Mi's Nell Steinheitner is spending sev eral weeks touring the West and Cali fornia. • Mr. and Mrs. B. Goettinger were re cent guests of Mrs. J. A. Rothschild, in (olumbus, Ga. * Mrs. I). J. Boaz and daughters, Frieda, Julia and Hertnenia, spent some time at va I'land Reach. * Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Spitz and daugh ter, Marian, and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hirsch visited the Century of Progress Ft posit ion in Chicago. * Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Heiman enter tained recently at an elaborate reception at the Georgian Terrace Hotel in honor "f the announcement of the engagement t their daughter, Fannye, to Mr. Irving (ialanty. * Mi's Dorothy Rich won a trip to Camp ' ivitania for having perfect attendance and pa'sing the greatest number of tests in Girl Scout Troop No. 8. Miss Ada Mein won the second place and received a ca'h award. Mrs. John Smith is cap- tain the troop and Miss Evelyn Blum- ;, erg is lieutenant. * Hr Maurice L. B. Clarke has returned Mom i amp in Columbia, S. C. * Mr. and Mrs. Isador Heiman enter- 'ain* | at a bridge party at the Shrine ^ jue in honor of Miss Fannye Hei- mai ' bride-elect. Mrs. Alfred Smith and daughter, * in a, of Charlotte, N. C., are visiting Smith’s mother, Mrs. I. Cohen. * -s. Jesse M. Sholem and daughters, •' ! tte and jean, of Little Rock, Ark., been visiting Misses Annette and vs Asher at their home on Briarcliff R< i r - Jack Maziar, prominent Atlanta tss man, attended the joint conven- held recently in Atlantic City, N. J., 1 be Wholesale G rovers’ Association, detail Grocers* Association and the * a na l Retail Owned Wholesale Groc- Mr. Maziar, one of the youngest 1 ‘lives among grocery chains, repre- d the Atlanta Saving Stores, of 1 he is secretary. • Mr. Leo Weiss has returned to his home in I ampa, Fla., after visiting relatives in Chicago. • Miss Gertrude Tontak and Miss Ozna I ontak entertained at their home in hon or of Mr. Saul Raskin, internationally known artist, who exhibited his works at the Carnegie Library under the aus pices of the Junior Hadassah. • Little Miss Pearl Feldman, talented ten-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Feldman, was presented in a piano recital under the auspices of the Orpheus Music Club. • Mrs. S. A. Y ? isanska visited her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sternberg, of Asheville, N. C. • Mr. Walso Oettinger has returned from a business trip to Cleveland, Ohio. • Mrs. Maier Lefkoff entertained her visitors, Misses Beverly Bernhardt and Beatrice Macks, of Baltimore, at a water melon cutting recently. • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Wolfe were called to Albany, Ga., on account of the serious illness of Mrs. Wolfe’s mother, Mrs. Hulda Casper. Mrs. Casper has been a frequent visitor to Atlanta and her friends will regret to learn of her illness. • A bridge sponsored by the A. A. Sis terhood was held at the home of Mrs. H. Mendel, on Briarcliff Road. • Miss Jean Ginsberg is attending the summer session at Boston University. • Miss Mildred Weiss was hostess at open house at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Jennye Kahn, honoring her guest, Miss Regina Small, of Beverly Hills, Cal. • David Morrison, of Savannah, Ga., was a recent guest of his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morrison. • Mrs. Harold Montag and Mrs. Ben Cohen are spending some time in At lantic City, N. J. • Mrs. Max Goldin has returned from New York City. • Mrs. Henry Solomonson has returned from Memphis, Tenn., and Chicago, where she attended the Temple Sister hood convention and the World's Fair. • Mrs. David Bloom is recuperating from a recent illness. • Miss Minna Weinstock, of Germany, is visiting her sister and brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weinstock. • Dr. Joseph Yampolsky, of Atlanta, was re-elected president of the Fifth District Medical Society. • Mrs. A. I). Greenfield has returned from Baltimore, Md. • Mrs. Joseph Frankel is recuperating from a recent illness. • Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Traub and sons, of Savannah, Ga., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wise berg. • Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Levinson and son, Jerome, of Minneapolis, Minn., have been visiting their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hirsch. • Mrs. Sig Montag has returned from Chicago, where she attended the World's Fair. • Mrs. Adolph Shulhafer, of Savannah, Ga., was the recent guest of her son and daughter, Vir. and Mrs. Phillip Shulhafer. Mrs. Shulhafer was accompanied home by her granddaughter. Helen Schulhafer. • Mrs. Al. Fox and Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Uhry have been visiting relatives in Savannah, Ga. • Mr. Leon Froshin has returned from a business trip to New York. • Misses Florence Monsky and Rosa Bell Myer, of Birmingham, Ala., have been visiting Miss Mary Claire May at her home on Springdale Road. • Miss Belle Visanska is spending the summer in Asheville, N. 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