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Page Two THE TRANSCRIPT June 27, 1949 June
Engagen, ent Told Sherma Fain Tells Henrietta Szold
At Family Party Engagement News Group Sponsors
Tea June 29
Pincus announced the engagement
of their daughter, Sylvia, to Rabbi
Albert Plotkin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Plotkin of South Bend, In-
diana.
Miss Pincus is a graduate of the
University of Washington, where
she was president of Phi Sigma
Sigma Sorority. She is at present
president of the Seattle Jewish
Youth Council.
Rabbi Plotkin graduated magna
cum laude from Notre Dame Uni-
versity. He was ordained at the
Hebrew Union College where he
received the Kaufman Kohler
Award. For the past year he has
served as assistant rabbi at Temple
De Hirsch. He was recently appoint-
ed to the pulpit of Temple Emanuel
in Spokane where he will assume
his duties on August 1.
An early fall wedding is planned.
Evelyn Robinson
Betrothed To
Mair Rodrique
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson of
Elma, Wash. announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Evelyn, to
Mr. Mair Rodrique, son of Mrs.
David Rodrique of Aberdeen, Wash.
Miss Robinson is a graduate of
the University of Washington
where she was affiliated to Alpha
Epsilon Phi sorority and Pi Alpha
Sigma, advertising honorary.
An August wedding is planned.
The Henrietta Szold Group of Se-
attle Chapter of Hadassah will spon-
'or a Garden Tea, Wednesday, June
29, at 1:30 at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Shenson, 908 Harwwc
N. All funds raised will be used
for the Child Welfare Projects of
Hadassah.
Mrs. Edward R. Glazer is chair-
man of the afternoon tea assisted
by Mesdames Harry S. Brown, Al-
lan Widell, Jack Kaplan, Sam Tars-
his, Henry G. Eisenhardt and Leo
Steinhauer.
Book Review
Mr. Grant W. Merrill of the Uni-
versity of Washington, well-known
radio speaker and lecturer; will re-
view the best seller, "Point of No
Return," by John Marquand.
Hostesses for the tea include the
Mesdames Mendel Levin, Henry
Arshin, Sam Kamel, Max Tobias
The engagement of Miss Sherma Sam Tarshis, Julian Arnstein, Max
Doris Fain, daughter of Mr. and Schoenfeld, Melvin Lurie, Morris
Mrs. Wolfe Fain of Oregon City, Kossis, A. B. Loeb, Harold I. Poll
Oregon, to Mr. Jerome William Irving Sarkowsky, M'orris Bender
Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sidney Shenson, H. S. Brown, Na-
Parker of Seattle, was announced than Levitt, Simon Hurwitz, Herm-
Sun'day, June 5th. an Nossen, Isadore Pincus and Max
Miss Fain passed the traditional Jaffe.
box of chocolates to her sorority Public Invited
sisters at the Phi Sigma Sigma Mrs. Morris Bender is president
Sorority's Senior Breakfast. of the Henrietta Szold Group of
Mr. Parker attended the Univer- Hadassah. Reservations for the tea
sity of Washington, where he was may be made with Mrs. Eisenhardt,
affiliated with Sigma Alpha Mu Ea. 4158 or Mrs. Helen Widell, Ea.
fraternity. 1322.
Everyone is welcome t:o attend.
Graduates of the Talmud Torah are: first row, left to right, Jimmy
Benoliel, Erwin Frand: Second row, Mr. Saul Porush, Marshall Luban,
Rita Shulman, Ester Schiossberg, Ruth Funk, Leon Angel, Rabbi S.
Graudenz: third row, Bob Baronsky, Mendel Schreiber, Herbert Man-
holt, Harold Woron, Josel}h Radinsky.
Tea to Honor
Engaged Couple
To honor the recent engagement
of their granddaughter and niece,
Miss Sylvia Pincus, to Rabbi Albert
Plotkin, Mrs. I. Krakower, Mrs. J.
Krakower and Mrs. Belle Secord
will give a tea on Thursday, June
30, at their home, 939 10th N., from
2:30 to 5 p.m.
No cards have been issued.
Mrs. Fannie Siegel to Present .Tab& .7a//L
Flag She Mad ,00to Israel President B,
June brides, honeymooners, sum-
mer vacations, visitors, sun tans,
and sun keep us constantly re- Stork tatg"'"n-s
minded that summer is here.
Since vacation news seems the
most prominent these days follow- Mr. and Mrs. George S. Silver
mg are just a few notes about those announce the birth of a baby girl,
that have started their summer Ann, born May 25. She joins an
plans, older brother and sister.
Miss Phyllis Blumsack of Boston, Grandmother is Mrs. Laura Berch
Mass., is visiting in Seattle with her and great-grandparents are Mr. and
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jaffe. Mrs. A. Sender.
While in the Northwest she has also
been visiting in Bellingham and
Vancouver. CLASSIFIED
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kosher of Ev-
erett are back from a sojourn at SHARE apartment with refined
Harrison Hot Springs. lady or room and bath with private
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Silver and family on bus line. Write Box 120,
family are at Soap Lake as are The Transcript.
the Harry Druxmans and Matthew
Weissmans. The Jess Browns just ENGINEER and mother need 2-
returned from there, bedroom house or apartment. Un-
Donald Hoehberg and Roy Rosen- furnished or partly furnished.
thai, Jr., left June 18, headed for the Prefer Mr. Baker, University,
Pi Tact Pi fraternity convention in neighboring district. Ellis Levin,
Denver, Colorado, driving by way Sc. 7527.
of Yellowstone and Colorado Can- ..............................................
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daniels and Close to bus. Housekeeping facili-
daughter, Joy, just returned from ties. Couple or woman desired.
a four-week visit to New York, Mi. 2116.
Boston and Ciaicago. After doing the MALE Jewish singers needed for
towns they are trying to return tO!choi r for High Holy days. Good
normalcy.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sehoenfeld,: compensation. Those interested
now living in Los Angeles, are due phone Ca. 9706 Sunday .thr°ugh
here soon for a visit with their Friday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
families and friends. GIRL to share view apartment in
After retiring from business, Mr. Madison Park, on bus line. Mi. 2637.
and Mrs. Abe Myers left May 30
for an extensive automobile tour
throughout the United States. They
will stop in Chicago to attend their
Mrs. Fannie Siegel has made a flag for the new state of nephew's wedding, in Los Angeles
Israel and will present it to Chaim Weizman in person as she and San Francisco to visit relatives.
Dave Baroh and Dave Myers will
has left Seattle to make her home in Israel.
Sewed from the finest of slipper
satin, the colors white for purity
and blue for truth, the flag bears a
gold-bordered Star of David in the
center and has a gold fringe. And
in the upper right hand corner is a
tiny, silk American flag.
Mrs. Siegel hopes to spend two
years in Israel teaching home eco-
nomics, particularly sewing, to the
people of Israel.
Mrs. Siegel is proud that she
once sewed a flag accepted by for-
mer President Franklin D. Roose-
velt. She has lived in Seattle the
past 17 years and last year was
quite active in the Campaign of
the Seattle Federated Jewish Fund
and also assisted in other communal
projects.
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Seattle Unit Junior lladassah en-
tertained nine girls from the Port-
land Unit over tlje June 12 week-
end. A good time was had by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moskowitz
of Williamson, West Virginia, wish
to announce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Feliee Lee, born April 27, in
Williamson. Mrs. Moskowitz is the
former Sylvia Shemarya of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Rosenthal
and son, Howard, drove to Califor-
nia Friday to spend a few weeks
with their daughter, Dorothy (Mrs.
Milton Levitan) in Sausalito, Cal.
Mr. Rosenthal will fly from there
to Denver on June 29 to attend the
Pi Tau Pi fraternity convention in
Denver.
Paul S. Frledlander was appoint-
ed general of the commercial divi-
sion for the fall campaign of the
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Graduates Twelve
On Thursday, June 16th, a large
crowd witnessed the graduation of
the Talmud Torah top class. The
program was a very inspiring one,
in that it offered variations of all
activities of the Seattle Hebrew
School. The Hebrew language came
to its own in this memorable event
when the valedictorian, Rita Shul-
man, delivered her own address in
a flawless and masterful Hebrew,
when some of the Hebrew Day
School's second graders presented a
Hebrew tableau on the story of the
Creation, and in the large number
of Hebrew songs presented by the
school's chorus.
Many speakers, among them
rabbis and spiritual leaders, as well
as Mr. V. Smith of the Seattle
School Board, gave credit to this
outstanding class.
Another important feature was
the presentation of the annual Dr.
Nathan N. Leivy scholarship, won
by the following students: Marshal
Luban and Steve Kaye, each $15.00
scholarship; Lucille Karnofsky and
Pearl Eskenazi, each a $10.00 schol-
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Abe J. Goldman was elected
president of the Temple De Hirsch
Men's Club at the last meeting of
the season. Other officers are My-
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Richard Weisfield, second vice pres-
ident; Maurice Kadish, secretary;
Myer Cohen, treasurer.
New Board members are Adolph
D. Koch, Fred Marshall, Harry L.
Steiner (retiring president). Old
members are Charles Alhadeff,
IIerbert Arnstein, Edward A. Brae-
hem, Meyer A. Newberger, Max
Schoenfeld, Felix Stastny, Dr. Wil-
liam Wiener and Rabbi Levine.
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