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Friday, February 28, 1936
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ATLANTANS DEPART FOR CARIBBEAN CRUISE
BalmyWest Indian Islands Attract
Many Winter Vacationists
In the good old days—when the
Southerner could rely on consist
ently balmy weather in the winter
and a snowfall was something to
write headlines about—such north-
ei n points as the Thousand Islands,
Cape Cod and Newfoundland of
fered ideal climates for winter va
cationing.
The complete turnabout of the
weather has resulted this year in a
general exodus to Florida, Cuba
and the West Indies.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Selig, Mrs.
Ben Massell and Mrs. Harry Ros
enberg left last Sunday for a Carib
bean cruise. When they return to
Atlanta, Spring will be well on its
way.
The Caribbeans are the eastern
and southern West Indies, and life
there holds the full color of the
tropics. The Atlanta visitors may
sip Planter’s Punches from the
decks of their luxury liners, and
watch the leisurely pageant of a
land that is still untouched by civi
lization.
MRS. MILLER FETED
Mrs. I. F. Sterne was hostess at
a reception in honor of Mrs. Marion
Monteser Miller, of New York City,
at her home on Fairview Road
Wednesday evening.
Officers and members of the
Board of the Atlanta Section of
the National Council of Jewish
Women invited were Mesdames
Herman Heyman, Leo Strauss, Har
ry Cohen, Siegfried Guthman, Leo
pold Hein and Morris Solomon.
Miss Ruby Eichberg, Mesdames
Fred Loshin, Harry Gershon, Max
Samuels, Ralph Uhry, Joe Freitag,
B. B. Fuchs, I. F. Goldsmith, Edgar
Bodenheimer, Sam Levy, Gus Ap-
felbaum, Donald Oberdorfer, Har
old Marcus, A. B. Tenenbaunv, Max
Goldstein, Jerome Levy, Louis
Hirsch, H. A. Alexander, Alvin
Ferst, Clarence Eiseman, Arthur
Harris, Sr., L. Van Stavoren, Jr.,
Bert Fox, Leon Frohsin, B. J. Mas-
sell, F. R. Greenblatt, Henry Bauer
and Arthur Harris, Jr,
TLRSONALS
Victor Davis, of Greenville, S. C.,
who has been visiting friends and
relatives in the city has returned
home.
Buddy Long has returned from
New York.
Harold Weinberger has returned
from a trip to Florida.
Bernard LeRoy Smith is recuper
ating from a recent operation in
Miami, Florida.
Friends of Mrs. Clara Sommer-
field will be glad to learn that she
i' recuperating at her home on
Oakdale Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Strauss
and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frankel have
returned from a trip to Florida.
Miss Joan Strasburger was voted
the most attractive freshman at the
annual “Kid Day” at Girls High
School.
—Mrs. Albert Selig is visiting
friends in New Orleans.
-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haas, Jos
eph Haas and Marcus Haas have
returned from Cleveland, Ohio.
—Milton Rice is a visitor to Chi
cago, Ill.
-Miss Isabell Boaz has returned to
Washington, D. C., after spending
a week with her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. D. J. Boaz.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Leffner and
Mrs. Herbert Traub, of Savannah,
' Georgia, are in the city to celebrate
"he birthday of Mrs. A. Lilienthal,
■n March 1, at the home of her son
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
W iseberg, on Myrtle Street.
—Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Stern and
Miss Dot Sherman have returned
Gom Miami, Florida.
-Mrs. Morris Eiseman is conva-
escing from a recent operation.
—Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Sterne have
•■eturned to Birmingham, Ala., after
raving been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Heyman.
—Mr. and Mrs. Carl Greenstone
and daughter, Suzanne, have re
turned from California.
—Mr. Herman Dessauer, of Augus
ts. Georgia, spent several days in
-he city last week.
—Dr. Nathan Blass has returned
- rom Chicago, where he attended
the midwinter dental clinic.
jrwi.ni tNl ERTAINS
Mrs. Jake Srochi entertained at
a luncheon, followed by a card par-
j j home on Emory Road
Wednesday, February 26, at 1
o’clock.
a J h0 - attending were Mesdames
Abe Goldstein, Jake Rosenfeld,
Harry Siegel, Sam Balser, Sol
Klotz, Sam Hirsch, Jack Silver,
Dave Spielberger, B. Weather horn,
Alec Sherman, Frank Constangy,
Simon Bressler, George Chait, Leo
Hirsch, Simon Smith, Jack Stein,
Louis Rittenbaum, Abe Srochi, Hy
man Bergman, Sam Levy, Morris
Greenblatt, M. Copeloff, Abe Feld
man, Jake Friedman, Floyd Bran-
des, Berry Rittenbaum, Jake Abel-
son, Abe Adair, Dave Levin, Irving
Flowers, J. Kline, Sam Cohn,
Morris Srochi, Sari Kinsler, Sydney
Srochi, Mendel Romm, Hyman,
Cohen, L. I. Caplan, Sidney Rose,
Irving Goldstein, Sam Greenblatt,
Max Feldman, J. Benamy, Dave
Simon, and Mrs. T. Brandes.
The out-of-town guests included
Mrs. Irwin Streitseld, of Elizabeth,
New Jersey; Mrs. Sam Kott, of
New York, and Mrs. L. Goldman,
of Birmingham, Alabama.
C. T. G. GIRLS
The G. T. G. Girls entertained
at a Leap Year Dance and theatre
party Thursday evening.
Members attending were Mrs.
Lee Krick, Misses Selma Hirsch,
Rubye Rosenberg, Frances Kunian-
sky, Bessie Rubin, Rose Gilner,
Pauline Hirsch, Minnie Gilner,
Louis Asman, and Chippy Rubin.
YOUNG JUDAEAN DANCE
A policeman will hold guard at
the Leap Year Dance to be given
by Atlanta Young Judaea Sunday
evening at the Jewish Educational
Alliance. The exact duty of the
stalwart representative of the
“city’s finest” will be to permit on
ly “girl stags” to gain admission
to the novel affair.
Sponsored by the T. J. C. Club,
the Young Judaean Leap Year
Dance plans to carry out the spirit
of the occasion by observing a com
plete turnabout of the sexes. Girls
will bring their own escorts, and
will do the “breaking" during dance
numbers.
Approximately two hundred peo
ple are expected to attend the gala
affair. Delmar Swords’ Orchestra
will provide the dance music. Tick
ets may be secured from Miss Sy
bil Seligman or any Young Judaean
girl.
NORDAU CLUB
The Nordau Club will celebrate
its fifth anniversary with a Din
ner-Dance at Wieuca Inn, Tuesday,
March 10.
The committee in charge of the
affair includes Irving Stone, Her
man Newman, Charles Gershon and
Louie Siegel.
Louie Siegel will serve as mas-
ter-of-ceremonies of the evening
and the guest speaker will be Bar
ney Medintz, of Chicago, former
Alliance director.
The program will include the In
vocation and Benediction by Sidney
Shacter, a brief history of the or
ganization since its founding in
1913 by Herman Newman, the club
prophecy by B e rn ar d Cohen, and
the awarding of the N medal to
the most outstanding member dur
ing the past year by Meyer Balser,
club advisory
Members and their guests will be
welcomed by Sidney Besser.
Among those present will be
Misses Edythe Tesler, Lillian Co
hen, Rae Golda Kahanow, Ella Sap-
erstein, Miriam Davis, Frances
Kuniansky, Sylvia Myles, Rosalyn
Samel, Shirley Cohen, Helene Ros
enbaum, Rosalyn Simmons, Anita
Mendel, Naomi Glustrom, Rachel
Edelstein, Esther Amelech, Ger
trude Yampolsky, and Dorothy
The officers include Sidney Bes
ser president; Bernard Cohen, vice
president; Herman Newman, re
cording secretary; Louie Siegel,
corresponding secretary; and
Charles Gershon, treasurer.
TUSHIA BIBLE CLASS
'j'he Tushia Bible Class announces
that the get-to-gether which had
been planned for Sunday, February
23, has been postponed to March 1.
This affair will be held at the home
3 f Miss Adele Goldwasser.
Invitations have been issued to
the members of the class and their
i Diends to attend this function.
births
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosenbaum,
of Decatur, Georgia, announce the
birth of a daughter, Esther De
borah, on Monday, February 24, at
the Piedmont Hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wise, of
Columbus, Georgia, announce the
birth of a daughter, Patricia. Mrs.
Wise is the former Miss Marjorie
Cerf, of Atlanta.
STRULITZ-JANOWIT7.
Mr. Simon Strulitz announces
the engagement of his daughter,
Pauline, to Bernie Janowitz, of La-
Grange, Georgia, the date of the
marriage to be announced later.
RRODIE-DECHOVITZ
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Brodie an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Ruby, to Joseph Decho-
vitz, the date of the marriage to
be announced later.
AMATO-AMATO
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Rose Amato to
Mr. David Amato, the wedding hav
ing taken place in Rhodes, Italy.
Mr. and Mrs. Amato have now
taken up residence in Washington,
D. C., where the groom, formerly
of Atlanta, is employed in the De
partment of Justice.
SAUL-SCHRAGE
Mr. and Mrs. Myer Saul, of At
lanta, formerly of Hartwell, Ga.,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Gussie, to Mr. Wilheim
E. Schrage, of New York City, for
merly of Berlin, Germany.
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