The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-22
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lOTmdlly MONDAY evening 10 meet nST
guest, Miss Helen Cline of Nashville,
music, dancing and conversation being
the entertaining features from 8 until
IL. Mr. and Mrs Gordon entertained
with a dancing party at the Woman's
Reading Club. The club house was
prettily decorated with palms and fern,
used to an advantage. Sid Mayors
orchestra furnished music for twelve
dances and four extras and the evening
was a most delightful one. Among
the dancers were Misses Carrie and
Natalie Schwartz, Rosalie Mothner,
Tina Goodman, Jane and Edyth HeCht,
Amelia and Julia Tannenbaum, Bessie
and Elizabeth Wiener Rosa Williams,
Lillian Perlstein, Sadie Block of
Houston, Raye Silber Thekla Harri-
son, Marguerite Philipson, Irma Levy,
Josephine and Leah Josey, Hattie
Szafir. Messrs. H. Zeve H. ]. Deutser,
o. E. Brovard, A. J. Szafir A. l.. Cor
don, A. Harrison, M. Michael, j. e.
Lederer, M. Fink, l.. H. Goldenberg, F.
H. Chester, ]. d. Newton, e. e.
Schwartz, S. S, Schwartz, d. G. Folan
of Houston, H. H. SLIDER. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Philipson, Leon Rosenthal,
VIM. Gusfield, Walter Holland and
others. The Misses Josey enter
tanned Miss Cline of Nashville Tuesday
evening with a Penny Walk party,
being very novel and interesting. The
party was invited to meet at the corner
of Magnolia and North and each couple
was given a penny, which they were
told to toss up and if heads turned
up they should go two blocks to the
right and if tails turned up, two blocks
to the left, and this should be repeated
at the end of every two blocks. The
object was to see how near they would
be to the corner of Sabine Pass and
Emmett at certain hour and as soon
as the party had collected at that cor
ner were escorted a short distance
down the river bank where most de-
licious luncheon was spread. The
Misses Josey are noted for the genuine
hospitality, so this affair being a most
enjoyable one was nothing unusual.
Some forty guests enjoyed this novel
entertainment. 81 Mrs. j. S. Cor
don and daughter, Dorothy, leaves
Tuesday for Michigan, where they will
spend the summer. Miss Cline, who
has been her guest, will be with Mrs.
Regina Kline for the remainder Of her
visit. Miss Sadie Block Of Hous-
ton is visiting her cousin, Miss Lillian
Perlstein since Wednesday. Miss
Pauline SLIDER left Sunday for Hous-
ton, where she will visit for several
days. Miss Lillian Perlstein en-
tertained Misses Sadie Block and
Helen Cline with an auto party Sat
urday in her seven passenger touring
car to Port Arthur and before return
ing served them with a course of ices
The personnel Of the party included
besides the honorees and hostess
Misses Raye SLIDER, Edyth Hecht,
Amelia Tannenbaum and Tina Good
man. Miss Florence Vaughn, who
is one Of the graduate of the U. r..
this year, is with her aunt, Mrs. E.
SZafir, for the summer. Mrs. r.
G. Miller and son and maid left Sat
urday for Manitou, Colo, to spend the
summer. Mr.. A. j. SZafir is spend
ing few days in Austin. Mr..
l.. Goldenberg spend Sunday in Gal
weston. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Rosen-
thai were among the excursionists to
Caplen Sunday. Mr.. l.. F.. Kern
of Shreveport was a visitor to our city
Sunday, returning home Monday. Il
Mr.. Ben Banner reached home Friday
after a lengthy visit to Eastern mar
kets. Mrs. j. G. Jacobs reached
the city the early part of last week
from Luling, where she was called