Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1959 — Page 15

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Friday

July SI,

Tb« National Jewish POST and OPINION

Social

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cons of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richards, Williams Creek c Carmel, Ind., have planned

month long tour of Europe witn tieir grandmother, Mrs. Jacob Kahn, Chicago. The three will f i y to Amsterdam from New York City and from there will visit in

c i«ht European countries. tytr. and Mrs. M. S. Cassen,

9449 N. Michigan rd., and Mr. a nd Mrs. Sidney Shane, 5402 Washington blvd., are now vacationing in Europe. The couples are to spend a total of six weeks

on the. continent.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Epstein, 4021 N. Adams, are spending the weekend in Cleveland where they will help celebrate the 40th wedding anniversary of a friend.

Pearl Zuckerman, 6313 Forest View dr., is in South Bend this weekend to attend a luncheon and bridal shower given to celebrate the forthcoming marriage of Delores Julian to David Wentz. Pearl, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Juluis Zuckerman, and her brother, Larry, will attend the South Bend wedding, Aug. 8. Pearl is to be maid of honor at the

wedding.

MR. AND MRS. Edwin E. Swirsley and children, 409 E. 50th st., are now on vacation in Pittsburgh and New York. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Gilbert, Elaine and Denny, 321 E. 50th st, will leave Aug. 2 for their vacation in the East. The Gilberts have planned to visit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, Penn., Wilmington.Dela., and New York. William Perk left Friday, July 31, for Ft. Knox to start his training in the army. Mr. Peck will be stationed at the camp’s financial center for eight weeks He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Perk, 6125 N. Park.

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Mrs. Mark Gates Sr. is here from Arlington, Va., visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Davidson and family, 2210 E. 70th. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zedd and family, Norfolk, Va., arrived last Tuesday, July 25, to visit Mrs. Frances Goodman, 6900. E. 34th st. Mrs. Joe Solomon and childi'en, Aaron and Robert, Hollywood, Fla., are in the city as guest of their friends and relatives. The Solomons are staying at the home of Mrs. Solomon’s brother

C o I y in si and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nemes, 5037 Hillside ave. Miss Barbara Folph, Cleveland, Ohio, was visiting in Indianapolis as the guest of Sharon Neiper. Miss Folph is a student at Ohio State U. Miss Selma Binsky, New York, is in Indianapolis as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hurwitz, 5133 Hillside. Traveling to Cincinnati last weekend to celebrate Miss Binsky’s arrival, at the Beverly Hills, were Messrs, and Mmes. Milton L. Bohard, Herman Hurwitz, Howard Baumann, Louis Goldstein, Joe Rabin, and Jack Bunes. RABBI AN MRS. Richard Leviton and family, of Fargo, N. D., spent 10 days in Indianapolis as guests of Mrs. Leviton’s sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hochman, 6360 Spring Mill rd. The Richard Levitons are presently in South Bend visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leviton. Mrs. Aaron Snitzer and two sons, Barry and Steve, of St. Louis, Mo., arrived last ThursLouis, Mo., arrived July 16, to visit Mrs. Snitzer’s sisters and their families, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Greenberger, 6457 N. Park, and Judge and Mrs. Saul Rabb, 416 Edgemere drive. TERRI KOVEL, Muncie, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rossen and daughters, Julie and Janus, Anderson. Terri, Julie, and. Janus all were in Indianapolis, July 20. ViKiJirug Mn. and. Mrs.. Marcus Gilbert, 321 E. 50 st., last week were Mr. and Mrs. David Gilbert, Marti and Jay, of Los Angeles, Calif. The David Gilberts have also traveled to New York, Washington and Milwaukee. Schwartzes Tell Rosetta's Troth Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Schwartz, 3421 N. Illinois, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Rosetta, to Donald Robert Siegel. Mr. Siegel is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Siegel, 8283 Forest In. He is a graduate of Miami university, Oxford, O. Miss Schwartz is a graduate of Shortridge high school. No date has been set for the wedding.

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Well, here we stand with two months gone, and one to go. With the realization that twothirds of vacation is nearly over, the socializin’ and travelin* fever has taken a slight turn for the high. A highlight of August will be the family carnival at the center, Aug. 16. There will be valuable prizes, games of skill from 3 to 6 p.m., a water show from 7 to 8 p.m., and a teen dance at 9 p.m. Fun for all! Y’all come! Marilyn Schahet was hostess to a pai’ty given July 23 at her home. Willing Workers «. « « More places in the business world filled by our acquaintances. Donna Wides is working at Used Car loan and finance co., Pearl Zukerman and Susan Etshokin are working at Block’s Glendale, and Barry Silbermann is working for his brother in New York (exciting!). Traveling seems to still be a favorite diversion. Natalie Klain was in Chicago July 21-23. Paddy Burnstein was there last weekend for the Sammy beach party. In and Outers . « c Unknown to me (that’s why this is so late), Sandy Nathan and Dale Smulyan went to Cin-

cinnati during the week of July 17. Sue Steinmetz will be in Milwaukee and Chicago . . . she left Friday. Randy Beck leaves for Califoimia to visit her grandmother Aug. 1. Bill Claymon left for St. Paul yesterday with his parents for a week. Back in town is Susie Appleblatt after four weeks in Louisville. Going Gabby . . . Did you all notice Ricky Goldsmith listening sympathetically to Donna Wides and Phyllis Fogel tell of Donna Goldstein’s departure for Las Vegas? (I understand someone forgot to bring along the Kleenex.) Susie Fineberg has a short hair cut . . . All the girls that have been doing so much i-eading out at the center as well as at home . . . All the noise on several occasions in the teenage lounge at the center last weekend . . . The new fad that’s completely taken over supposedly intelligentgirls of 15, 16, and 17—jacks! . . And how about the fact that bridge is still popular among Sandy Nathan, Steve Jaeger, Dixon Dahn, Jeanie Decker and Donald Rothbaum, as well as many more ... A new source of entertainment for many couples and groups of friends is

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