The American Jewish world. [volume], February 04, 1916, Image 12

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A E I S A S
SOCIAL NEWS
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Miss Ruth Pflaum, 1923 James ave. S.,
entertained Saturday evening, at a sleigh
party.
The Post-exam dance given by the Me
norah Society of the University of Min
nesota Tuesday evening, attracted a con
siderable number of students who were
bent on enjoying themselves after going
through the ordeal of examination week.
With each succeeding year the affairs of
the Minnesota Menorah are gaining in
popularity among the student body, who
are becoming more and more appreciative
of the truly social opportunities presented
by the society in addition to its cultural
work.
Miss Helen Freed, of 263 Aldrich ave.
N., was hostess to the Del Karta Klub
Sunday afternoon. Cards were played at
two tables, Miss Ruby Schaker making the
highest number of points.
A surprise party was given by the La
dies' Auxiliary of the Adath Yeshurun
Synagogue in honor of Mrs. Geo. Suskind,
1812 Elliot ave., the secretary of the or
ganization, who is leaving next Tuesday
with Mr. Suskind to make their home in
New York City. Mrs. Suskind was pre
sented with a dresser set.
Zilz-Kleinfeld.
The marriage of Miss Sadie Kleinfeld
formerly of London, Eng., and Winnipeg,
Canada, to Mr. Emil Zilz, was solemnized
Sunday evening, .Ian. 30, at the home of
the groom's brother, Dr. ('has. Zilz, 2202
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Dupont av. So. Dr. S. N. Deinard offi
ciated.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Ida Edythe Kolontersky,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kolonter
sky, 1212 Bryant av. N. to Dr. Joseph
Stomel, formerly of Philadelphia, to take
place Tuesday, Feb. 15, at the Royal Ar
canum Hall.
Mr. Benj. Schein of 1416 S. 7th st., an
nounces the engagement of his daughter,
Pinnie, to Mr. Mendal Bacal of Beulah,
N. D.
Club Notes.
At the regular meeting of the Minne
apolis Section, Council of Jewish Women,
Saturday afternoon, at the Temple House,
Dr. S. N. Deinard will deliver an address
on "Zionism."
Monday evening Dr. Deinard addressed
the Hennepin County Equal Suffrage As
sociation on "Why I should have marched
in the parade, though I didn't." Tuesday
he addressed a woman's gathering at the
Trot Inn, on the subject of Equal Suf
frage and Peace."
A card party will be given Wednesday
afternoon, Feb. 9 at 2:30 at the home of
Mrs. N. Cohen, 1722 Portland ave. Pro
ceeds will be used to purchase material
for the sewing circle of the Ladies' Aux
iliary of the Adath Yeshurun Synagogue.
Members are asked to invite friends and
bring their sewing if they do not wish
to play.
The Deborah Society met Tuesday even
ing at the Adath Yeshurun Synagogue,
and voted the sum of fifty dollars for the
Jewish Relief Fund.
in St. Paul
E I O U I O N o
The Pretenders Dramatic Club met at
the home of Miss Kate Schaffer, 2448 1st
av. S., Sunday evening, Jan. 30. After
the regular business, Miss Mosette Bur
ton gave a very interesting reading of
Pauline Pavlovna.''
Rehearsals of "Everyouth" are now be
ing held three times a week. This playlet
will be produced in connection with the Y.
M. A. entertainment, the first Sunday in
March.
Mrs. M. R. Skoll, a pioneer resident of
Minneapolis, died Wednesday, Jan. 26, at
the age of 75. She is survived by her hus
band and two daughters, Mrs. R. Schul
man and Mrs. M. Jackson. Mrs. Skoll was
an active member of the Kenesseth Israel
Synagogue, and of a number of lodges.
Representative of Jewish Consumptive
Relief Association of California
In Twin Cities.
Mr. Abraham Chartock, a social worker
of high standing in this country is now
visiting in the Twin Cities on behalf of
the Jewish Consumptive Relief of Cali
fornia in Los Angeles, in an effort to se
cure additional support for the institution
of which he is the field secretary. The
association has the endorsement of Jacob
H. Schiff and is doing a creditable work
in its community. The institution now
cares for fifty patients and has applica
tions for one hundred more which cannot
be accepted due to lack of accommoda
tions.
The South Side Talmud Torah changed
their regular meeting night from the sec
ond Monday of the month to the second
Thursdav.