Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1924-01-25

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THE OHIO JEWISH CHRONICLE
Mrs. Ernest S. Jaros, 1110 Bryden Road, entertained with a Umclieqn- bridge List Wednesday at the Lazarus Tea Room in compliment to Mrs. ^ar- tin Kux of Cleveland, the.guest of Mrs A. A. Arnold, and Mrs. Normat| ¦Hen- line of this city. j
Mrs. Morris Mitchell, 2*1 S. iPiam- pion Ave, entertained with, a dinner at her home last Thursday evening. Covers were laid for twenty-eight.
Mrs. Simon Lazarus, 172 Columbia Avenue, Bexley, entertained with a luncheon bridge yesterday (Friday) at lier home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zeiger, 23 Pres¬ ton Road, Bexley, will entertain a num¬ ber of friends at their home Sunday evening, with a dinner party.
Mr, and Mrs. M. Grossman, Dr. and Mrs. A. Zipser, Mr. and Mrs. B. Gross¬ man, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Barnett, thc Misses Hilda Moler .ind Eva Silver of Lancaster, O., Sara Myers, Eva Wol¬ man, Esther and Dorotliy Coniras, Rose Bender, Mollie. Shustick, Faniiye-Hor- ki'n, Sara Schwartz, Sarah Godosky, Annctta and Josephine Bennigson, and the Messrs. Joe and Morris Skilken, Dr. S. Schwartz, Abe Shustick, Abe and Jack Wolman, Harry Shapira, Joe' Brody, Myron Trope, Joe • ShifFman, Myron Levinson, Sam Schlansky, Mortic Schwartz,, Willie Jacobs and Joe Winc- thrope.
Mrs. Harry L. Freidenberg, 21 S. Ohio Ave., entertained with a bridge luncheon last Fridiiy at her home, hon¬ oring a number of out-of-town guests and their hostesses..
Mrs. Harry Broudc of Pittsburgh, who spent several weeks at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glick, 381 Co¬ lumbia Ave., Bexlcy, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lazarus, Jr., 333 Kendall Place, left last Tuesday for a stay of ten days or two weeks in North Carolina.
Mrs. Ernest S. Jaros, 1110 Bryden Road, will h,ivc as her guest over the coming week-c;nd. Prof. Emma Perkinsj of the Women's College of Western Reserve, Cleveland.
Misi L. M. Levinson, attorney, of Cincinnati, spent last week-end with' her mother, Mrs. L Shapiro, 20th St.
Mrs. M. Reiss of East Qiicago, Ind., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. I. Top¬ per, 1C08 Bryden Road.  ,
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Mrs. Harry Seigel, 1419 Bryden Road, will entertain a number of friends at dinner this evening (Saturday) at her home.
RICHMAN-LEVY
r. and Mrs. L D. Levy, 640 Frank- Avc., announce the marriage of their daughter Esther to Mr. Joseph Richman which took place at Dayton, January 20th, Rabbi S. S. Maycrberg officiating. ^Mr. and Mrs. Richman are making their hoineL„at Zanesville. ,..•
Mr. and Mrs. Harry JFrcidcrtberg, 24 S, Ohio Ave,, haVe as thcii- guests, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Antell of Clbvcland. .
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Mn and Mrs. S. Nalmol, 902 S. Oliihr Ave., arc receiving congratulations on the birth of a son. Wednesday, January ¦lCU!,.al.„St^iVnn^ Hospital. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kux of Qevc- land'and Mr. Max Arnold of New 'Vork City, who 'were guests of Mf. and Mrs. A. A. Arnold, 43<5 Morrison Ave., re turned to their homes last Friday.
Sir. and Mrs. Louis Bamberger,. 1421 Matlisoti Ave., entertained with a family dinlicr last Friday at thc Athletic Club, in jEompliment to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Henline.
'Mr. and Mrs. 1). W.' Goodman, 993 Bryden Road, are home after  ah ex tended trip through the East.
Mrs. Louis Cahen of Oiicago, has re¬ turned to her home after a stay of four weeks with her sister, Mrs. Jos. Ben¬ jamin, 172 S. 18th St.
Thc Misses Fannye and Mary Charmi arc home after a visit in New "Vork City with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Henline, 1232 Madison Ave., left last Tuesday for California to spend several months.- ^^
Honoring her sister Tessie's twentieth birthday, Mrs. J. B. Romanoff, 842 Lin¬ wood Ave., entertained with a surprize party, Sunday evening, January 20th, at   Ker   home.  - The   following   were
guests:    Mr.  and Mrs.  H.  Romanoff, Naiditch.
Mr. J. T. York of Carnegie, Pa., spent several days last- week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glick, en route home from Grand Rapids, Mich., and Chicago.
Tlie next meeting of the Junior Coun¬ cil Auxiliary, to be held Sunday, Febru¬ ary 3rd, will be in the form of a card party.
- Miss Sophie Luper, 625 E. Rich 'St., is in Chicago, visiting with her brother- ,in-Iaw   and   sister,   Mr.   and   Mrs.   I.
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