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Jewish Notional Fund for the
Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Gordon of 218 Josephine avenue announce
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dance to be held in conjunction
Miss Jeanette Heller of Albany. I I
the engagement of their daughter, Kate, to Fred II. Harris.
is visiting her aunt and uncle
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Cohen, her
cousin, Mrs. W. A. Goldberg 0
1182 Glynn Court, and Mrs. A. 51
Aronson of 861 Lothrop.

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Guerlain Shalimar . . 11.00
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Lentheric's Asphodele 7.00
Raymond's Mimzy . .12.00

HAS CHARGE OF 0. E. S.
NEW YEAR'S PARTY

Miss Mollie Scholnick of 2203
Gladstone has returned to her home
MRS. S. LEVINE
after an extended stay with her
Mrs. Mabel Kahn of 1511 Vir- brother in Pittsburgh, and her sis- with the junior group of the J. N.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Cohe
of Richton avenue announce tit n ginia l'ark, has charge of reserve- ter, Mrs. II. A. Pollack, of Cleve- F. on Dec. 22 at the Book-Cadil-
marriage of their daughter, Rut e for the second annual New land.
lac. Jean Goldkette's Orchestra
2720 Leslie Avenue.
will supply the music.
to
Samuel Blacher, son of Mr. an "; Year's Eve dinner-dance, given by
Call Arlington 4292
The hi Ku Wah Sorority enter-
Mrs. M. J. Blacher of Los Angele 8 " , Purity Chapter No. 359, Order of
Mrs. S, Levine heads the pro-
tained 10 friends at a delightful gram committee, which also par-
which was solemnized Sunday,
dinner at the Oriental Cafe on ticipated in the flag days Dec. 7 to
Dec. 8, at the Wilshire Hotel, by
Thursday evening.
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin.
9, consisting of the following: Met'.
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Mr. and Mrs. Blacher left im-
dames S. Levin, A. Teitelbaum, A.
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Miss Rose Golumbia, formerly Sault°, I. Fidler, II. Craft, M. Hy-
mediately after the ceremony on a
of Tennyson avenue, is now resit • man, W. Silber, R. Pollack, B. Ler-
wedding trip to California, step - 1
ing with Mrs. Louis Gelfund of man, S. Cashdan, S. Becker, S.
ping en route at the Grand Can-
2035 West Euclid avenue.
yon. On their return they will
Cabbot, II. Goldberg, II. Friedland-
stop at New York before comingl
er, S. Weiner, Raclin, Rudin, Lef- IC
Mrs. S. Yarrows entertained her kowitz, S. Newman, Pomerantz,
to Detroit to take up their resi-
dance.
cousin, Miss Elsie Eisenstark, at a Margolis, Z. Lerman, Shechter,
personal shower at the Lee Plaza
Hord on Tuesday, Dec. 10. Covers JR. HADASSAH J. N. F.
LANKIN—COHEN
were laid for 25 guests. Miss Eisen-
A pretty ceremony Dec. I
COMMITTEE SPONSORS
stark will be married in Chicago in
marked the nuptials of Miss Sadie
MUSICAL-TEA SUNDAY,
January to Martin Davidson of
Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
The National Fund Committee
Chicago.
Harry Cohen, and Samuel Lankin,
of Junior Iladassah is sponsoring
son of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Lankin,
Mr. and Mrs. M W. Zack of a musical tea Sunday afternoon at
at the Congregation Beth David.
Glynn Court announce the Bar 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Wets-
Miss Nettie Cohen, who was her
Mitzvah of their son, Eugene, who man, 1612 Edison avenue. A fine
sister's maid of honor, wore pink
satin and tulle, and carried pink
was called to the reading of the program has been arranged and a
roses. The Misses Ida Yeszin, Lil-
Torah at the Congregation Beth real treat is promised Hadassah
lian Yeszin, Edith Lankin, Ruth
David, Elmhurst and Fourteenth, members and their friends.
MRS. MABEL KAHN
Bernstein and Ida Sockoloff were
last Saturday morning. In honor
the bridesmaids, each carrying
of the Bar Mitzvah, Mr. and Mrs. Checker Cab — Empire 70001
pink roses with satin bows to Eastern Star. The Crystal ball- Zack were hosts at a large party
match their gowns. Minnie Wi- room of the Masonic Temple has at the Beth David on Sunday eve-
noker was flower girl, and Alvin been secured for the event, and the ning.
committee in charge, Mrs. Ann
Melnick was the ring bearer.
Albert Lankin performed the du- Paul and Hannah Harvith, is spar-
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gottlieb of
ties of best man, and Israel Len- ing no efforts to making this an 3210 Richton avenue gave a din-
kin, Jack Band, Rubin Cohen, Hy- outstanding event of the year. Res- ner dance at the Eastern Star Cafe
man Topper and Max Miller were ervations are limited and parties in honor of their daughter, Helen's
should be made up early.
the ushers.
sixteenth birthday. There were 18
Mr. and Mrs. Lankin have re-
couples present. The table decora-
turned after a honeymoon trip to
tions were carried out in a white
New York, and are residing at
and pink color scheme.
5002 Maplewood avenue.
Congregation Activities:
On Thursday evening, Dec. 5,
Morning
and
evening,
services
SIMONS—KUSTIN
are held regularly in the chapel of Miss N. Rottenberg and Miss Ida
The marriage of Miss Libby
the synagogue, also on Friday eve- Roth were joint hostesses at a
Kustin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
green kitchen shower and .bridge
nings and Saturday mornings.
Jacob Kustin of Cleveland, to
Numerous weddings, parties and in honor of Miss Mildred Sunday,
Morris Simons, son of Mr. and Mrs.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. C.
dances
are
being
held
in
the
social
Aaron Simons, was solemnized at
Sunday of Virginia Park, whose
the Oak Pythian Temple, Cleve- quarters of the building by mem- marriage to Irving Raider will
bers
as
well
as
non-members.
The
land, Dec. 1.
convenient location as well as the take place Jan. 12.
facilities offered are making the
HORWOOD—GOLDSMITH
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Slobin
The Jericho Temple was the Dexter Center a popular place for of 3748 West Chicago boulevard
social
and cultural functions.
scene of a pretty wedding Dec 1,
entertained a week ago Thursday
when Miss Hannah Goldsmith,
evening for Miss Pearl Itynek,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sisterhood Activities:
whose engagement was announced
The annual Chanukah ball last
Goldsmith, became the bride of
to Kolman Sachse, and for Miss
Sunday
proved
a
success.
On
Sun-
Max Harwood, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nate Gordon, who is betrothed to
Joseph Norwood. Rabbi Stollman day evening, Dec. 22, the sisterhood
will hold a card party. Tickets Fred Harris.
performed the ceremony.
Miss Goldsmith was gowned in may be secured from Mrs. Joseph,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Slobin,
eggshell crepe and tulle. Mrs. Kornfield or from the members of
formerly of 2900 Clairmount ave-
Mitchell Shlain, sister of the bride, the sisterhood.
early Friday.
nue,
are now residing at 3748 West
The Sisterhod is making elabor-
as matron of honor, was attired
Chicago boulevard.
in a Paton model of bittersweet, ate preparations to celebrate New
I
carried Talisman roses. Miss Year's Eve at the synagogue. Res -
Mrs. Jacob Zweig of 1026 Mar-
Betty Burdick, as maid of honor,
creations are being made, and to entette avenue, returned from a
wore baby blue and carried a bou- facilitate the arrangements, and to several weeks' visit to Philadel-
quet of tea roses.
have an early choice of table, urg- phia, where she attended her cous-
The bridesmaids included Miss es early reservations by calling Eu- in's wedding, also visiting friends
Della Shlain, who wore eggshell chef 6818.
and relatives.
satin; Miss Anne Wedes, in orchid;

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Miss Melba Wechsler of Hobart
street, Pittsburgh, l'a., will return
the first part of next week after
spending two weeks with Miss Sal-
ly C. Salomon of St. Louis, Mo.
Many social affairs were given in
her honor.

Dec. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. I.ouis Bass (Pauline Nuikol, a son Sid
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A surprise birthday party in
honor of Miss Lucille C. Schreiber
Dec. 16—Miss Lillian Garfinkel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerson
was given by the Misses Irma Si
Garfinkel of Toronto, to Dr. Samson S. Wittenberg, son of Mr. and
mons and Eleanor Brachman, at
Mrs. Aaron Wittenberg of Montreal. The wedding will take place in the Polk Manor,
en Dec. 4, and
Toronto.
was attended by the principles of
the cast of "Collegiate Capers." A
buffet supper was served at mid-
night.

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At the next meeting of the so-
ciety on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 15,
a musical program will follow the
husiness meeting.
The cultural
committee is in charge of this pro-
Stirred by the Maccabean spirit,
gram, to be the first of a series of thousands of Jewish young people
musical programs to be presented. attached to Jewish Centers, Y. M.
Jack Weisberg and Max Pecherer H. A.'s, and Y. W. II. A.'s will cel-
well-known violinists, who have up- ebrnte Chanukah, the Feast of Ded-
on num
played over 'cation. This holiday commemor-
the radio, will contribute several ales the historical struggle against
classical numbers in duets and so- religious persecution carried on by
los. Louis Rosenthal is in chaige the Jews under the leadership of
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DR. JONES AND LAPPIN Thursday evening, Dec. 19, the day evening, Dec. 26, and fermi - .
young people's auxiliary will hold nates Friday, Jan. 3, 1930.
There will be the ceremonial of
Dr. Edgar DeWitt Jones will ad- a keno party, also known as a th
h'
u k a h can-
d ress the dinner-meeting of the eather party in the hall of Dexter dles, the telling of Chan
the Chanukah
Square Club at the Masonic Tern- Center . at Lawrence avenue. Theo- story, addresse
s,
plays,
tableau;
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pie Monday evening, Dec. 16, on lore ertesz is in charge of the ar- dances, songs recitations,
and
,
rangements
The Best I Remember."
games
at
club
and
mass
gatherings.
At the same meeting, A. C. Lap-
The Jewish Welfare Board, in
pin will speak on "Arbitration vs. Sunday School:
furtherance of its co-oration
Litigation."
Rehearsals for the Chanukah with these Centers, has placed ma-
Other speakers on the program plays to be presented un
Thursday
terial
and references at their dis-
will be Judge S. Homer Ferguson' ,
evening, Dec, 26, are progressing. posal for the carrying out of their
and Charles Griffith, director of The complete program for that' programs.
the Anthracite Coal Service of evening will be presented by the
Michigan.
Sunday School pupils. The follow-•
The musical program will be fea- ing plays will be presented:
tured by the appearance of Ming "What's Tonight," by Samuel S.
Florence Kutzen, accomplished Grossman, "One Chanukah Day,"
child pianist.
The members of the Northwest-
by Samuel N. Siegel and "A Can-
I The club is planning to give dle Drill," by Jessie E. Sampter.
ern branch were called upon to
I may a painting by Jacob Reiss as
Miss Betty Demian's class had a help the National Fund reach its
an attendance prize.
perfect attendance of 27 children quota ill the short drive. Mem-
Arrangements are being com- and Miss Lena Rosen, 19 children. bers turned out in full force and
pleted for the New Year's Eve Several new classes have been co-operated.
celebration in the main dining formed, and the teaching staff now
room of Webster Hall.
consists of the following: James ' Chanukah Party:
Plans are under way for the
BUY "BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE" A. Kates, Miss Molly Demian, Miss
Lena Rosen, Miss Betty Demian, Chanukah party to be given the in-
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