The Sentinel, v.068 no. 03, 1927

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Miss Flora J. Wolfson of Chicago is
the guest of Mrs. Nancy Wolfson of
Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Frank Roth of St. Louis, Mrs.
H. L. Ettman of St. Louis, Mrs. Bella
Heilbron of Chicago, Mrs. Herman
Loewenstein of San Francisco, Mrs.
H. D. Bauer of Memphis, Mrs. J. D.
Nathan of Memphis are guests of
their sisters, Mrs. N. Rindskopf and
Mrs. Joseph S. Kaufman of Kansas
City.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wayne of
Kansas City has returned home after
having spent the summer in Atlantic
City, New York and Chicago.
Eighteen girls gathered for a sur-prise
shower honoring Miss May
Steiner, Sunday, October 2. Miss
Steiner is the bride-elect of Harry
Finkel. The date of their wedding has
been set for Thanksgiving Eve.
Mrs. Victor L. Schrager, 3417 West
Adams street, entertained in honor of
Miss Lillian Herstein, who has recently
returned from Palestine. The Selarno
brothers, assisted by Sarah Greco, fur-nished
entertainment. Covers were
laid for forty-five guests.
Rabbi and Mrs. Aaron Cohen an-nounce
the bar-mitzvah of their son,
Herzl, to take place Saturday morn-ing,
October 15, at Beth Israel-Sinai
temple, Racine, Wisconsin. No cards.
Mrs. Nettie Steiner entertained with
a luncheon and card party at her home
in honor of her daughter, May, who is
to be married Thanksgiving Eve, to
Harry Gerrald Finkel.
The Tau Gamma Phi Sorority are
celebrating their fourth anniversary
with a dinner at the Stevens hotel, fol-lowed
by a theatre party on Wednes-day,
October 19. Miss Rae Gordon,
president, is acting as hostess, and
Miss Bryna Katz is in charge of ar-rangements.
A meeting of the Alpha Omega
Gamma sorority was held at the home
of Miss Edith Katz, 2623 West Iowa
street. A baby doll party was set for
Sunday, October 23. Miss Sylvia Mil-ler
is president, Miss Gilda Stemler,
secretary, and Miss Ray Quen, treas-urer.
Miss Hilda Kahan, 5059 Ellis ave-nue,
will entertain members and
pledges of Sigma Alpha Phi sorority,
Beta Chapter (American Conservatory
of Music), on Sunday afternoon, Oc-tober
23. Beta officers are: Jeanbelle
Rosenberg, 8236 Ellis avenue, presi-dent;
Charlotte Weiss, 5676 Ridge
avenue, vice president; Hilda Kahan,
secretary; Mary Dulkin, Evanston,
treasurer.
Rho Chapter of Delta Phi Epsilon
sorority will sponsor an informal dance
at the Allerton club on Saturday even-ing,
October 22. The committee in
charge includes the following members
of the sorority: Bernice Jenks, Nettie
Cohen, Adelaide David, Betty Wein-per
and Betty Rubin.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Herron, 818
Lafayette parkway, will be at home
Sunday, October 23, from 3 to 5 and
7 to 10, in honor of the bar-mitzvah
of their son, Harold.
Clubs I
Temple Emanuel Sisterhood-The
next regular meeting will be held Tues-day,
October 25, at 2 p. m., instead
of on the regular meeting day because
of the meeting in Chicago of the State
Federation of Temple Sisterhoods.
The afternoon will be devoted to opera.
A program has been arranged by Mrs.
A.: J. Guettel. Final plans will be
announced at this meeting for the
affair to be given at the Temple, No-vember
5 and 6. All are welcome.
Ravenswood Ladies' Auxiliary-Ar-rangements
are being made for a
bazaar to take place the week of No-vember
6 to 13 at 2606 Lawrence ave-nue,
the proceeds of which will go
towards the building of a community
center, Hebrew school and house of
worship. The chairman of the bazaar
is Mrs. M. Meyers. Mrs. Ben Oberman
is president of the Ladies' Auxiliary
and Mrs. William Silverman, secretary.
The Northwest Fellowship Club-
We contemplate a series of lectures to
begin in the near future. The .first
lecture will be on the book "That Man
Heine," by Samuel A. Hoffman. Plans
have been completed for the thirteenth
anniversary banquet to be held at the
Bal Taberin, Hotel Sherman, on No-vember
2. Judge Michael Feinberg
will talk. Moving pictures of the Club
house will be shown that evening.
Isadore Janowitz has been appointed
treasurer of the banquet committee,
and Dr. J. B. Shapiro is in charge of
the music and entertainment.
South Shore Temple Y. P. A.-Our
next afternoon social will be held Sun-day,
October 23. After October, our
socials will be held on the first and
third Sundays of the month. Our an-nual
affair will take place in the form
of a Cabaret Party this year. Watch
for particulars.
Convalescent Aid of Rest Haven-
The first business meeting of the sea-son
will be held at the Bismarck hotel
on Thursday, October 27, at 2 p. m.
A surprise program has been arranged
by Mrs. Lydia Goodman. Refresh-ments
will be served. All are invited.
Arrangements have been completed
for a theatre party, to be held early in
December. Mrs. M. Wile is president
of the organization.
Chicago Convalescent Aid of Rest
Haven, Lawndale District-Mrs. M.
Wile, president, Mrs. H. Gordon, sup-erintendent
of Rest Haven, and Mrs.
Wurzburg, a guest, were speakers at
the opening meeting held on Wednes-day,
October 12. Plans for the com-ing
theatre party were discussed. Mrs.
Omensky presided.
Jewish Consumptive's Relief Society
-A regular meeting will be held on
Wednesday, October 26, at 2:30 p. m.,
at the Roosevelt hall, State-Lake build-ing.
Mr. Louis Kahn, director of the
Research Bureau, will be the speaker
of the afternoon. A musical number
and refreshments will follow. Mrs.
Benjamin Ruekberg is in charge of the
program. Mrs. M. L. Aren is presi-dent
of the organization.
Woman's Auxiliary to Ramah Lodge,
B'nai B'rith-A special meeting will be
held on Tuesday, October 25, at 8 p.
m., in room 801, Westminster building,
110 South Dearborn street. Miss Mary
Blum is president of the organization.
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