The Sentinel, v.052 no. 02, 1923

              THE SENTINEL
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Mr. and Mrs. David Cohen of 1547
South Hamlin avenue, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Rae, to
Mr. Maurice Mendelsohn of this city,
which took place Sunday, October 7
at the Hotel LaSalle, Rabbi Fram offi-ciating.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greenebaum
of 616 Aldine avenue, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Bertha,
to Julius J. Jacobson which took place
Wednesday, October 10.
Dr. and Mrs. Maurice S. Schoen-brod
of 1328 Farwell avenue, an-nounce
the marriage of their daugh-ter,
Gladys Elaine, to Ralph L. Bloom
of Pittsburgh, Pa., which took place
Thursday, October 4 at the Wright-wood
Club House. Miss Schoenbrod
had as her bridal party, Mrs. Louis
Balch, matron of honor; Mildred Don-nerstag,
and Hanna Stein, bridesmaids,
and Beatrice Schoenbrod, flower girl.
The groom was attended by Leslie
Schoenbrod as best man, Leonard
Klopper and Melvin Lurie, ushers.
Rabbi Samuel Cohon, formerly of
Temple Mizpah, and who came from
Cincinnati for the ceremony, officiated.
Mme. Olitzka Sinai, accompanied by
Mrs. Mark T. Goodman rendered some
appropriate vocal selections. Mr. and
Mrs. Bloom, after an extensive honey-moon
trip in the east, will reside in
Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L. Schnadig
announce the approaching marriage of
their daughter, Babette, to Harold
Heinsfierter, on Tuesday, October 16
at the Standard Club.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hirschfield of
3137 Douglas boulevard, announce the
approaching marriage of their daugh-,
ter, Ruth, to Murray Jasmer of New
York City which will take place Octo-ber
14.
The marriage is announced of Miss
H. King of 340 Kensington avenue, to
Mr. Raymond Levin, which took place
Sunday, October 7 at the Michigan
Avenue Club House.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Frank of 4520 North
Sawyer avenue, announce the mar-riage
of their daughter, Ruth, to Mr.
Jack Wiener at the Michigan Avenue
Club House on Sunday, October 7.
The marriage of Miss Florence Leo-nore
Weiskopf, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice E. Weiskopf of 938
Glengyle place, to George H. Daskal
took place on Sept. 30 at the Black-stone
Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Daskal are
spending their honeymoon in Cali-fornia.
Announcement is made of the mar-riage
of Miss Mary lonia Horwich,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Horwich
of 3041 N. Central Park avenue, to
Morey L. Newman of Muskegon,
Mich., which took place on Sept. 20.
Mrs. Bertha Herzog Adler of 5625
Prairie avenue, announces the mar-riage
of her daughter, Ruth Gertrude,
to James Ainsfield, which took place
on Oct. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Ainsfield will
be at home after Nov. 15 at 3518 Pine
Grove avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marcus of Ham- .
mond, Ind., announce the approach-ing
marriage of their daughter, Sadye
Lillian, to Louis J. Wolf, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Wolf of 4939 Calu-met
avenue, which is to take place
this evening at the Cooper-Carlton
hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf will reside
at 5618 Calumet avenue.
The marriage of Miss Pauline Ro-
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senstein, sister of Charles A. Rosen-stein
of 4741 Magnolia avenue, and
Samuel H. Harris, son of A. Harris of
New York City, took place on Sept.
23.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Arnold of Cleve-land,
0., announce the marriage of
their daughter, Syilvia, to Irwin I.
Altschuler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Altschuler of Chicago.
M. Ertrachter of 2131 Evergreen
avenue announces the marriage of
his daughter, Lillian, to Sam Treger
of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Gordon of 2053
West Division street announce the
marriage of their daughter, Freida
Louise, to Harold J. Salzman of Chi-cago,
which takes place today.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Lichtenfield of 1108
North Oakley boulevard, announce the
approaching marriage of their daugh-ter,
Lena, to Ned M. Bober, on Tues-day,
October 16. The ceremony will
be held at the Congregation Dorshe
Tov at seven o'clock, followed by a re-ception
at the Hotel LaSalle.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob I. Weitzman of
1660 South Clifton Park avenue, an-nounce
the marriage of their daughter,
Jessamine, to Mr. Jack Nadolna, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nadolna, on Sun-day,
October 14. Miss Weitzman was
formerly secretary of the Washington
Boulevard Temple.
SOCIAL
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bernstein will
celebrate the bar mitzvah of their son,
Arthur J., on Saturday morning, Octo-ber
20 at the South Side Hebrew Con-gregation,
59th street and Michigan
avenue. A reception will be held at
their home on Saturday evening, from
eight to eleven o'clock.
The Epilson Gamma Sorority held
their first meeting at the home of
Idelle M. Gutman, on Sunday, Octo-ber
7. The following officers were
re-elected: Ethel Rubin, president;
Marguerite Alexander, secretary and
treasurer. The members are the
Misses Mary Terman, Ella Dan, Ad-eline
Shapiro, Fannie Globe, Idell Gut-man
and Mrs. Gertrude Jordon.
The last regular meeting of the
Alpha Zeta Lambda Sorority was held
on Friday evening, October 5 at the
home of Miss Belle Fleischman, 959
North Oakley boulevard. Plans are
being made for a social and dance to
be given on Sunday afternoon, Novem-ber
25 at the Marigold Gardens.
A social was given at the home of
Miss Shirley Sterling, 1148 S. Albany
avenue, on Saturday, October 6, the
guests including the Misses Lillian
Siegel, Marion Rubenstein, Mary
Brodsky, Diana Granok, Sylvia Weis-berg,
Inez Malekow, Shirley Chalen
and Lillian Gertner. Miss Lillian
Siegel was the hostess.
The Phi Alpha Sigma Club held its
first open meeting last Sunday after-noon
at 4826 North Tripp avenue. The
officers are: President, N. R. Gold-stein;
vice president, E. Sultan; secre-tary,
H. A. Daar; treasurer, D. Messer;
chairman of membership committee,
E. Sultan; chairman of athletic com-mittee,
S. H. Kadin, and chairman of
social committee, D. R. Berkman.
FASHION NOTE
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with the lovliest dresses and
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the younger set, invite all who already
know what treasurers may be found
there, as well as those to whom it may
still be strange, to visit the fall show-ings
now replete with all that is em-bodied
in style and smartness. The
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interested in finding the frock of slen-derer
lines, will find this section of
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