e a n n Farewell Reception for Rabbi J. Hurvitz On Sunday evening, August 31st, at six o'clock, a farewell reception and banquet will be given by the Pittsburgh Jewry in honor of Rabbi Jacob J. Hur vitz of the East End. It will be held in the auditorium of the Adath Jeshurin Synagogue, Margaretta Street. All the synagogues of Pittsburgh and vicinity are sending representative committees to honor the rabbi on this occasion, and all the rabbis in the city are expected. Rabbi J. Hurvitz Rabbi Hurvitz is leaving Pittsburgh, having accepted the position of rabbi and spiritual leader of the Jewish com munity and congregation of the city of Lynn, Mass., where he will assume his duties on September 1st. Rabbi Hurvitz is considered in the rabbinical world one of the foremost talmudic scholars of the age. He is the author of many talmudic and exegetical works, still in manuscript, and is con sidered an authority on Hebrew law. The hostesses of this banquet are the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Torath Chaim Congregation, Mrs. Fineberg, President.
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Twenty-Eight THE JEWISH CRITERION August 22, 4930
SOCIETYCONTINUED
Mrs. N. Goldstein and daughter, Ann, of South Atlantic Avenue, are motoring to New York and Atlantic City.
* * *Mrs. H. Cohen of Coltart Square has
returned from New York City, where she was visiting.-* * *
Mr. Abe Goddy, formerly of North St. Clair Street has left for Chicago, Illi nois, where he will take up his resi dence. * * *
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Shapiro of Dav enport Street were in Cleveland, Ohio, last week, where they attended the Atkin-Shapiro wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Elmer Ecker and son, Joseph M., of the Morrowfleld Apart ments, have returned from a visit in Atlantic City.
* * *Miss Dorothy Fineberg of Buffalo,
New York, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Reva S. Hansell of the William Penn Hotel.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. Berkowitz and daugh ters, Mickey and Evelyn of McKees- port, left on an extended tour to Sara toga Springs, New York, Atlantic City and other places of interest.
* * *Mr. Maurice E. Weinberg of Beech-
wood Boulevard has left the city for an extended tour of Canada.
* * *Mrs. L. D. Heifer of Guarino Road
has returned from an extended visit to Long Beach, Long Island.
* * *Mrs. A. Levitin entertained at Willow
Park in honor of the birthday of her daughter, Elizabeth. Dancing was the main diversion of the evening. Among the out-of-town guests were Miss Ruth Gordon of Rochester and Miss Sylvia Danenberg of Chicago.
* * *Mr. Martin A. Cowan of McKeesport
and Mr. Ralph Simon of this city left last week for Atlantic City, New Jersey. They will also stop at Buffalo and Ni agara Palls.
* * *Miss Cecelia Prenowitz of Morewood
Avenue, who has been vacationing in Atlantic City, will return home this week.
* * *Miss Leona Lenchner of Oakmont,
Pa., is visiting at the home of relatives in Cleveland, Ohio.
* * *Mr. and Mrs. Philip Caplan and fam
ily of Phillips Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. A. Robin of Darlington Road motored to Atlantic City, where they will remain until after Labor Day.
* * *Mrs. Anna Garner and Mrs. Sarah
Leiber, formerly of this city, have re turned to their homes in New York City after spending several weeks here with friends and relatives.
* # *Miss Rene Ruff of Gary, Indiana, is
the house guest of the Misses Dorothy and Essie Ostrosky of Avalon Street.
* * *Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Siegel of Mc
Keesport were tendered a surprise party at their home by their children, on the occasion of their twenty-seventh wed ding anniversary. Cards formed the main diversion of the evening, six tables being in play.
* * *Miss Minnie Moritz and Miss Hannah
Berger of McKeesport have returned home after a vacation in Atlantic City.
* * *The Misses Gertrude Miller, Ruth
Spiegel and Rose Moskowitz of McKees port, who have been visiting in New York City, have returned.
* * *Mrs. D. A. Rosenthal of Murray
Avenue entertained with a surprise birthday party at the Hollywood Res taurant in honor of her husband, Dr. D. A. Rosenthal. Covers were laid for twenty.
* * *Dr. E. W. Goldstein and Dr. H. J.
Goldstein of South Atlantic Avenue have motored to New York and Atlan tic City, where they will remain for several weeks. * * *
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barniker of Har- nick, Pa., spent the week-end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Shapiro of Cleveland, Ohio. "While in Cleveland they attended the Atkin-Shapiro wedding.
* * *Miss Leona Eeker of Rankin, Pa., left
for a trip to Atlantic City, where she will join Mrs. M. B. Weber of Swiss- vale, Pa. * * *
Miss Selma Altman of Latonia Avenue is visiting in Atlantic City.
* * *Mrs. W. B. Foster of the Morrowfteld
Hotel is accompanying her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Frankel of New York, on a trip to Schroon Lake, New York, and Asbury Park, New Jersey.* * *
The Misses Alys Cohen of Sandy Creek and Kitty Gordon of Wilkinsburg are now at home after an extended visit in Cleveland.
Mrs. Henry Bandy and son, Gerald, of McKeesport, have returned home from a trip to Atlantic City.
* * *Miss Syrietta Hollander, daug-hter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hollander of Mor rowfleld Avenue, is visiting in Atlan tic City and New York.
* * *Miss Alma Mayersohn of Los Angeles,
formerly of this city, was hostess at a bridge in honor of Mrs. Rosa Marks of this city and Mrs. Laura Steinber of New York. Other guests included Mrs. A. Lewis, Mrs. L. F. Richardson, for merly of this city, Miss Eva Rogaliner and Miss Esther Lefkowitz.
* * *Mrs. Julius Trachtenberg and daugh
ters, Cecele Betty and Barbara Freda, of Phillips Avenue, have returned home from Far Rockaway Beach, Long Island, where they had been visiting.
* * *Mr. and Mrs. Sam Caplan of Hobart
Street are spending several weeks in Atlantic City, and expect to stop in New York for a few days upon their return. * * *
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klein have re turned from a three months' tour ofEurope. * * *
The Misses Jeanette and Rose Broner have returned home from Brighton Beach. New York, where they spentseveral weeks. * * *
Mr. and Mrs. David Salkowitz, Mr. Eugene Salkowitz and Miss Olga Mar- kus have returned from a week-end trip to Conneaut Lake and CambridgeSprings. * * *
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Labovitz of Bed ford Avenue entertained at their home last Sunday evening. Golf was the di version of the evening. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Labo vitz, Mrs. Mushbitz and daughters, Mrs. Rosensweig, Mr. Simon Labovitz and Mrs. Blanche Labovitz.
* * *Mrs. Harry Gillman and daughter,
Cecelia, of Wilkinsburg, left for New York City and several places of inter est in Canada. t * *
Miss Frances Novick of Cambridge, Ohio, is the house guest of Miss Cele Bearse of Dayton, Ohio.
* * *Miss Esther Mizruchy of Chicago is a
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Josephson of Hays Street, who will entertain in her honor on August 22nd.
* * *Miss Sara Shirley Bandy of McKees
port has returned home from an East ern trip. * * *
Miss Sylvia Joseph of Chicago is a house guest of Mrs. D. S. Marcus of the Boulevard of the Allies.
* * *Mrs. A. Sanes and son, Harry, of
Wellsford Street, attended the Atkin- Shapiro wedding in Cleveland last week.
* * *Miss Esther Cohen of Coltart Square
has left for Newark, New Jersey, and New York, where she will visit for sometime. * * *
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lewinter of Wightman Street celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary in Atlantic City last week. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. William Finkle, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Herrup, Mr. and Mrs. David Bon- wit, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ohringer, Mrs. Benj. Sachs, Mr. and Mrs. Goldstein, Mr. and Mrs. I. Marcus, Mrs. Simon Seegman of Pittsburgh, and Mr. and Mrs. Barach of Atlantic City.
* * *Miss Rose Beatrice Handley will en
tertain at her home in Blairsville, Pa., on Sunday, August 24th, in honor of her guest, Miss Pauline Zinman of thiscity. * * *
Mrs. R. Abel of New York City and her daughter, Louise, have been in Yellowstone Park and are now the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Noven of Ophelia Street. * * *
Miss Elaine Greenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Greenberg of Far- ragut Street, recently returned from an extended visit with her aunt, Mrs. J. L. Manzar of New York City.
* * *Miss Belle Spokane of Lilac Street is
at home after a visit in New York City, where she was the house guest of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Sapiro.
Farewell Reception for Rabbi J. Hurvitz
On Sunday evening, August 31st, at six o'clock, a farewell reception and banquet will be given by the Pittsburgh Jewry in honor of Rabbi Jacob J. Hur vitz of the East End. It will be held in the auditorium of the Adath Jeshurin Synagogue, Margaretta Street. All the synagogues of Pittsburgh and vicinity are sending representative committees to honor the rabbi on this occasion, and all the rabbis in the city are expected.
Rabbi J. Hurvitz
Rabbi Hurvitz is leaving Pittsburgh, having accepted the position of rabbi and spiritual leader of the Jewish com munity and congregation of the city of Lynn, Mass., where he will assume his duties on September 1st.
Rabbi Hurvitz is considered in the rabbinical world one of the foremost talmudic scholars of the age. He is the author of many talmudic and exegetical works, still in manuscript, and is con sidered an authority on Hebrew law.
The hostesses of this banquet are the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Torath Chaim Congregation, Mrs. Fineberg, President.
Jewish Committee on ScoutingA radio address on SCOUTING and
the JEWISH BOY will be delivered by Dr. Israel Goldstein over Station WNYC on Thursday, August 28th at 6:30 p. m. Station WNYC operates on 526M—570 K.C.
This address will be delivered through the courtesy of the Metropolitan League of Jewish Community Centers. Dr. Goldstein will broadcast in behalf of the Jewish Committee on Scouting of the Boy Scouts of America of which organ ization he is a Vice-President. Dr. Cyrus Adler of Philadelphia is the na tional Chairman. The other members of the Executive Board are:
David de Sola Pool, Vice-Chairman, New York, N. Y.; Alexander Lyons, Vice-Chairman, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Edgar J. Lauer, Treasurer, New York, N. Y.; Harry L. Glucksman, Secretary, New York, N. Y.; Edgar S. Bamberger, New ark, N. J.; Aaron M. Frank, Portland, Ore; Bernard L. Kohn, Baltimore, Md.; Jeffrey L. Lazarus, Cincinnati, Ohio; Hamilton M. Loeb, Chicago, 111.; Paul Felix Warburg, New York, N. Y.
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