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THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE
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Friday, October 16, 1953
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LEVINE-LEVIN
Miss Elaine Levine, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Levine of
Birmingham became the bride of
Dr. Harold B. Levin of Atlanta
October 11.
Miss Levine was graduated from
Ashley Hall in Charleston, S. C.
and from Vassar College.
Dr. Levin received his educa
tion at Emory University and the
University of Georgia School of
Medicine. He received his post
graduate training at Bellevue
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UHRY-ABRAMS
Miss Ann Uhry, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph K. Uhry, of At
lanta became the bride of Edward
M. Abrams, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred R. Abrams, October 11 at
the home of her parents.
Miss Bernice Rothstein was the
bride’s only attendant. Capt.
Bernard W. Abrams was his broth
er’s best man. Usher-groomsman
was Alfred Fox Uhry.
Following the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs Uhry entertained at a
buffet dinner in compliment to
Medical Center and the New York
Skin and Cancer Hospitals. He j their daughter and Mr. Abrams
Is on the faculty of the Emory
University School of Medicine,
consulting dermatologist to the
Veterans Administration and en
gaged in private practice.
After a wedding trip to Mexico
Dr. and Mrs. Levin will be at
home at the Howell House.
Membership Tea
October 21 for
Pioneer Women II
The annual membership tea of
the Golda Meyerson Chapter of
Pioneer Women will be held at
the Temple, Wednesday, Oct. 21,
at 1:30 p.m. according to Mrs.
David Lashner, president.
Mrs. Jack Chilnick, member
ship chairman, is in charge of
arrangements.
A tableau entitled, "As the Twig
Is Bent,” written and directed by
Mrs. Hans Joel, program chair
man .will be presented. The cast
includes Mrs. George Macher,
Mrs. Sidney Gulden, Mrs. David
Zeff, Mrs. Bernard Halpem, Mrs.
Bernard Facher and Mrs. Max Ro-
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Eisenstein of j bkin. Mrs. Jack Sailing, vocalist,
Shearith Israel
ladies' Silver Tea
Monday, Oct. 19
Shearith Israel Sisterhood will
launch its new season at 2 p.m.
Monday, Oct. 19, with its tenth
annual Silver Tea, according to
Mrs. Jack Rothenberg, president.
Proceeds, she added, will help _ , . T
", ’ . ’ t u p of records, lectures and the A. J,
support “our main project, the|^ ^
YAKs Open Year
Activities Oct 18
The YAK’s—young adult com
mittee of the A. J. C. C. — will
open the 1953-54 season with a
tea dance from 3 to 5 at the Aha-
vath Achim Educational Center
Sunday, Oct. 18.
The group will resume its music
series at 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22,
at the A. J. C. C., with a program
New Arrivals
Atlanta annnounce the birth of
twin sons. Aaron and Harry, Oe-
tober 5.
GOLDBERG-BERMAN
Announcement has been made
Of the engagement of Joan Gold
berg of Birmingham to Arnold
Berman of Milwaukee, Wis.
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Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Koplin of
Atlanta announce the birth of a
daughter, Janis Ellen, October 2.
Mrs. Koplin is the former Miss
Doris Albert of Metter, Ga.
a * *
Mr .and Mrs. Harold S. Reed of
Savannah announce the birth of a
son, Martin Aurel, Septemer 19,
Mrs. Reed is the former Miss
Esther Maltinsky.
♦ * *
Mr. and Mrs. Murray M. Silver
of Savannah announce the birth
of a son, Murray Mendel Jr., Octo
ber 3. Mrs. Silver is the former
Miss Barbara Kahn.
• * *
Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. Fogler
of Durham, N. C., announce the
birth of twin sons, Murray Jules
and Michiel L a n d y, October 6.
Mrs. Fogler is the former Miss
Joan Landy of Savannah.
* • *
Mr .and Mrs. Harry Surasky of
Aiken, S. C. announce the birth of
a daughter, Anne Sarah, Septem
ber 21.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sawilow-
sky of Aiken, S. C. announce the
birth of a daughter. Mrs. Sawi-
lowsky is the former, Miss Esther
Franzblau.
will render several selections, she
will be accompanied by Mrs. Irv
ing Horowitz.
Mrs. Joseph Dechovitz will be
in charge of refreshments. Host
esses are Mrs. William Benson,
Mrs. Harry Cenker, Mrs. William
Linkwald and Mrs. Milton Travis.
Congregation’s Sunday School.”
Mrs. Meyer Rhode, program
chairman, announced that the en
tertainment will feature a brief
talk by Rabbi Arnold Heisler on
“Women of Valor’’ and a book re
view by Mrs. Rose Klotz of the
Frieder Literary Award winner,
“The Guilt Maker,” by David
Wise.
Friends and relatives of Sister
hood members are invited. At
tendance prizes will be awarded.
KAMINSKY BAR
MITZVAH
Joseph Kaminsky, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Kaminsky, of Sa
vannah celebrated his Bar Mitz-
vah October 10 at Agudath Achim
Synagogue.
CLEIN BAR MITZVAH
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Clein of
Atlanta announce the Bar Mitzvah
of their son .Edwin (Eddie) Bern
ard at 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31,
at the Ahavath Achim Synagogue,
No cards.
BBG-MIT Program
At Center Oct. 21
First of the six sessions of the
B. B. G.-M. I. T. program will be
held at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, Oct.
1, at the Peachtree Community
Center.
The program will cover a period
of introduction to B.B.G. ideals
and purposes, folk dancing and
singing. Some of the speakers will
be Mary Joel Weil, program di
rector of the A.J.C.C.; Art Levin
of the A.D.L. office, and Eleanor
Parks, president B’nai B’rith
Women.
Mrs. Sam Gillett and Miss Liane
Raab are co-sponsors of this pro
gram. Mrs. Gillett was advisor to
a B. B. G. chapter in New York.
Miss Raab was a B. B. G. before
coming to Atlanta.
Final session is slated November
25, when Girt Bossack, Atlanta
Regional director for B. B. Y. O.,
will speak.
Atlanta Symphony
Opener Features
Sopkin, Hines
The new season of the Atlanta
Symphony Orchestra will open at
the Municipal Auditorium on
Tuesday night with Jerome Hines,
bass-baritone of the Metropolitan
Opera Association as guest soloist.
This will begin the eighth season
for the orchestra’s resident con
ductor Henry Sopkin.
For the opening number Mr
Sopkin has planned another of
the orchestra’s many firsts in the
city. The conductor has made a
special arrangement of the well-
known Paganini “Perpetual Mo
tion” (originally written for solo
violin) to be played from memory
in unison by the entire violin sec
tion .Mr. Sopkin has written the
orchestra arrangement. Other fea
tured works by the orchestra will
be Franck’s “Symphony in D
minor” and “The Sorcerer’s Ap
prentice” by Dukas.
Jerome Hines is also celebrating
an eighth anniversary. It was just
eight years ago that he made his
Sou tti ern Soria is
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after I made my pledge to the Red Feather. *
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Mr. and Mrs. William Apte and
Mrs. Frances Gottstater have re
turned to Miami after visiting
Mrs. David Bloom in Atlanta for
several weeks.
* * *
Mrs. Mollie Rifkin and daugh
ter Shirley of Aiken, S. C. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weis-
sman in Atlanta.
* * *
Marion Rosenberg has returned
home from the Georgia Baptist
Hospital.
* • *
Miss Linda Gold, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Gold, of
Atlanta is attending the Univers-
sity of Georgia in Athens, and
has pledged Delta Phi Epsilon
Sorority.
* • *
Friends of Mrs. Rose Maier will
be glad to learn that she has re
turned to Atlanta and is in Emory
University Hospital.
* * *
Mrs. Rose Jacobs and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Jacobs of Atlanta are
visiting Mr .and Mrs. Sheldon
Mandel in Jacksonville.
• * *
Lee Strassburger is in New!
Orleans due to his brother’s ill
ness.
* * *
Joe Lazaer of New York is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Max Epstein
while in Atlanta enroute to Miami.
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Mrs. Morris Cummins has re
turned to Atlanta from a visit to
New York.
Mrs. Aaron Franco of Stanley
ville, Belgian Congo (Africa) and
three children arrived in New
York October 12, where she was
met by her mother, Mrs. Milton
Waronker. Mrs. Franco will spend
several months in Atlanta with
her parents. She will be joined by
Mr. Franco early in January. Mrs.
Franco is the former Miss Lenore
Waronker, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Warnoker.
* • *
Miss Beverly Ann Loeb of At
lanta pledged D. Phi. E. at the
University of Georgia, where she
is a student. She spent last week
end in Atlanta and had as her
guest, Miss Arline Wolf, her so
rority sister, of Macon.
Mrs. J. L. Saul of Atlanta is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Monte
Rosing in St. Petersburg, Fla.
C. C. string ensemble.
A Hallowe’en Dance will be held
at 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, at 9
p.m. Dancing classes will be held
during the year for beginners and
advanced students. A folk dance
class is being formed.
All young married couples and
young adults of the city are in
vited to join.
debut at the Metropolitan sing
ing the title role in “Boris Goud-
onoff.” He will sing two ariai
The Monologue” and The “Death
of Boris” from his debut opera
with the Atlanta Symphony. Mr.
Hines will also sing the popular
San lo Spirito” from Boito’g
Mephistopheles and his own ar
rangement of “The Twenty-Third
Psalm.”
Tickets for this opening night
concert are on sale now at the new
Symphony Box Office, J. P. Al
len’s (Cain St. Entrance) or they
may be ordered by telephone at
ALpine 2956.
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