Page Four THE TRANSCRIPT October 7,
Miss Le0na Milstein
00,00AR00oN ROSE. Ed,or - CLARA S. 00dito00 0I New York. City
Office Hours: Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
727 Seaboard Building • Phone SEneca 0136 • Seattle I, Washington Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Milstein
............................................................ of New York announce the en-
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Engagement Announced in Richland
Tile engagement
of
Miss Esther Levy
to
Mr. Ike Mayo
was announced
at a dinner
party given
for the couple
at the home
of Mr. and Mrs.
Kurt Leeser
in Richland,
Washington,
Miss Levy is
the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Levy
of Seattle.
She attended the
University of
Washington
and was a
former Sattle
Seafalr
Princess.
• Mr. Mayo
is the son
of Mr. and Mrs.
l%Iaurice Mayo.
lie attended
Seattle
University
and the
University
of
Washington, --Walters Photo
where he Miss Esther Levy and Mr. Ike Mayo
|ffiliated with Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. A June wedding is planned.
Community Center News
Registration for the Jewish
Community Center Nursery Pro-
gram will remain open until Oc-
tober 14, announced Mrs. 'Irving
S I d e 11, Children's Committee
chairman. Registration is only
open to children who are three
years of age, and is conducted at
the Temple De Hirsch. Since the
holiday period coincided with the
openin,g of the Nursery, registra-
tion was extended.
Mrs. Mildred L und, a member
of the Center staff, will direct the
nursery programs. Mrs. Lund is
recognized as one of the outstand-
ing nursery teachers in the area.
Mrs. Lund is assisted by Mrs.
Marjorie Johnson who has had
many years of nursery experi-
ence.
Further information regarding
the nursery program is available
by calling the Center at Se. 8431.
Colored Movies of the 1957 Day
Camp will be shown on Monday,
October 14, at 8:15 p.m., at the
Center, at the gathering of the
parents of 1957 Day Campers/
Plans for th'e 1958 season will
be discussed, and Mrs. Irving
Side]l, chairman of the Children's
Committee, will preside.
A Succoth Ball will open the
social activities for adult mere-"
bers of the Center on Saturday
evening, October 12, at 9 p,m.
Traditional decorations and re-
freshments will be featured, and
there will be dancing to the
music of Alex Goldman and his
band. All adult members and
their friends are invited to at-
tend. A nominal charge will be
made.
ona llarriet, to Mr. Irwin Gold-
berg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ityman
E. Goldberg of this city.
Miss Milstein is a graduate of
New York University, where she
received a master's degree in psy-
chology. She is a consulting psy-
chologist with the New York City
Board of Education..
Mr. Goldberg is a graduate of
the University of Washington.
The bride-to-be will arrive in
Seattle on October 12 for a 10-
day visit.
The wedding date has been set
for November 10, and will take
place at the St. Morltz Hotel, in
New York City.
Hillel News
On Friday, October 11, ttillel's
first service of the season will be
a Succoth service to take place
at 4 p.m. The Oneg Shabbat will
be conducted in the Succah which
was built by the students. Friends
and relatives are welcome to at-
tend this celebration.
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Dr. Frank Rosenthal, Director
of the Hillel Foundation at the
University of Washington, an-
nounced that several classes at
Hillel will begin durirrg the week
of October 21, when the follow-
ing classes will be offered: Be-
ginner'. Hebrew, Intermediate
ttebrew, and Reading of Modern
Hebrew Literature.
Workshops in Basic Judaism
and Folk Dancing will also be
offered. Members of the commu-
nity are invited to participate in
these classes. For further infor-
mation caI1 Ke. 1060.
Alpha Epsilon Pi Wins
Scholarship Awards
The University of Washington
Chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi Fra-
ternity has been presented two
National Awards for Scholarship.
The Scholarship Improvement
Trophy and the First-On-Campus
Plaque were presented to Loul
Felsenthal, member of the Seattle
Chapter, at the Fraternity's Na-
tional Convention recently held
in Milwaukee, Wis.
Alpha Epsilon Pi topped 29
other fraternities at the Univer-
.sity of Washington in Scholar-
ship.
Bar Mitzvah
October 12
NOW! At the BRIGADIER...
DANCING NIGHTLY
To Capitol Recording Star--Arthur Murray Favorite
CHUY REYES ,
HIS PIANO AND HIS QUARTETTE
Fresh from such successes as 3 months
at the New Tropicana, in. Las Vegas, 68
weeks at the Eden Roc Hotel in Miami
Beach, and the Mocambo'in Los An-
geles, comes Mexico's great pianist fea-
turing his cafe society music. "
1 1", NEW W2r$ I-tING'IOII "
Second Avenue at Stewart Street
Jeffrey Alan Applebaum
Mr. and Mrs. George Apple-
baum announce the Bar Mitzvah
of their son, Jeffrey Alan to take
place on Saturday morning, Oc-
tober 12, at 9 a.m. at Bikur Cho-
lira Congregation.
There will be a kiddush recep-
tion in the Vestry Rooms follow-
ing the service. Sharing in this
happy occasion will be Jeffrey's
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Feinberg, and Mrs. Lillian Hoch-
man of Newark, N. J., who is
already in Seattle on a visit
before the Bar Mitzvah. Jeffrey
will have hi great-grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Roltbord, and
Mrs. Goldie Feinberg at his Bar
Mitzvah.
Marriage Planned For January ,
Kaminske PhOtO
Miss Elite Dee Sflversione and Mr. Alan Robert Ltchter
The engagement of Miss Elite Dee Silverstone, daughter of 1t
Elliott Silverstone and the late' Mr. Silverstone, to Mr. Alan Rober,
Liehter, son of Mrs. Harry Lichter and the late Mr. Lichter, o
Los Angeles, formerly of Boston, Mass., has been announced v
her mother. Miss Silverstone attended the University of Washing
ton, where she affiliated with Alph£Epsilbn Phi• -
Mr. Lichter attended Boston University. He is presently vo¢$
tional counselor at the Jewish Family and Child Service. and YoU,
• • " hett
Director-for Herzl Congregation. The young couple have se t t ,',
wedding date for January 12, 1958.
SummerWedding LADIES AUXILIARY TO '
DENVER 'MEDICAL CENTE R:
Planned Monday, October 9 is the dat'
set for the regular monthly eet
ing of the Seattle" Ladies AUg
iliary to the American MediS{
Center at Denver, to be held sl
the Eastside "Y", with the us u*
snack luncheon and social hOOt
at 12 noon.
The week of October 20 thro uglt
26 has been designated as Ci*e*
area Week by the Natiolaal 0;
rice, and the Evergreen Chapte.
and the Seattle Ladies Auxilia.Y
will have members serving boot
in the lobby of the local theat*
showing Cinerama for the after"
noon and evening performanceS'
to distribute literature desC r1197
ing the work of the sanitari.a
in Denver. Volunteers servm
wll be the Mesdames Salvo C P.
eloto, I. Raban, Hyman SelesniC
Paul Schwartz and LawrenC.
Weiss.
.................. ===:==================*==: Tuesday, October 29, will .be
Miss Arlene Ruth Mosler the day that members of t
group will aid in filling envelOP.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Mosler for t-he yearly campaign of .tllq
announce the engagement of Anti-TuberculosisLeague of K!
their daughter, Arlene Ruth to County, a t their headquarters :!!
Mr. Joseph Schuster, son of Dr. the Arcade Building. _,,i
and Mrs. Boris Schuster'. ! The Annual Luncheon.
__ . _ . ' uaru tarry WUl De nelu on x,,- ,i
"xne news was reveateu at an da-, November 14 at the TeP t
informal family gathering on Center, and the Rummage $
Thursday, September 26 Miss will take vlaee in December,d
Mosler attended the University the Pke P!ace jYlarket. A
hi to Mrs alvo ta eioo a
of Was ngton and is a member .... ". .. -- p We
.... • _. uTuu or m mrs. ,.awrence • b
o gma l'neta Pi sorority• lter at Me 9746 will brin sonae ....
france is a pre-medical student at to your door to pick up your :
the University of Washington and carded clotlfing or merchana: '
is affiliated with Sigma Alpha Watch future issues of the Tr
Mu fraternity. The couple plan cript for more details on the
an early ummer wedding, nual Luncheon and Card part
