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Eleanor Addleson
Wed To Emilio Urcis
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 4
Mr. and Mrs. Moss Addleson announce the marriage of their daughter Eleanor, to Emilio Urcis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Urcis of Los Angeles. The ceremony took place on Sept. 20 at Tifereth Israel Synagogue. Rabbis Monroe Levens and N. I. Addleson of Los Angeles officiated beneath a canopy of white carnations. The pulpit was decorated with baskets of white gladioli and carnations and the aisles were banked with baskets of carnations and greena bells.
The bride was gowned in an antique lace over white satin. Her fingertip length veil of illysion lace fell from a coronet headdress of seed pearls. She carried a Bible covered with white orchids and wore a family heirloom pearl necklace.
Maid of honor, Charlotte Pearl, and bridesmaids Olga Addleson, Ida Urcis, Thelma Finkel, wore ballerina length pastel gowns of nylon net over taffeta.
Ruben Urcis served his brother as best man. Ushers were Ernie Addleson, brother of the bride; Sam Urcis, and Werner Dreyfus.
A reception and buffet for 400 guests immediately following the ceremony was held at the Tifereth Israel Center. The bride’s mother received in pink organza embroidered in seed pearls and the groom’s mother wore black lace and pink chiffon.
Upon their return from a honeymoon in Las Vegas and Lake Tahoe, the newlyweds will make their home in Los Angeles.
Out of town guests included Thelma Finkel of Berkeley and about 50 relatives and friends from Los Angeles.
Engagement Told
{Hatton-Ratner}
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953, Page 4
Announcement has been made of the engagement of Kathy O. Hatton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hatton of Cincinnati, to Seymour Ratner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marco Ratner.
Kathy is a graduate of the School of Nurses at City Hospital in Cincinnati. Seymour attended State College and is a graduate of University of California at Berkeley. He is associated with his father in business here.
A Thanksgiving Day wedding is planned.
Personals
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953, Page 4
Thirty friends “broke in” the Charles Silverman’s new home at 860 Louise Drive, with a surprise party recently.
Cradle
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 4
Welcoming their first baby are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Schloss who announce the birth of a daughter, Randi Lynn. The young lady weighed 6 lbs. 14 oz. and arrived Sept. 23rd.
Randi is the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. David M. Schloss and the seventh for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen.
Classified
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 4
Wanted—1-bedroom furnished apt. close in. Up to $65.00. Box 65, Jewish Press, 333 Plaza, San Diego 1.
Calendar
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 4
October
4th—B’nai B’rith Women Aid to Israel Card Party—Temple Center—8:00 p.m.
6th—Bay City B.B. Women Annual Membership Luncheon—4959 Lorraine Dr.—12:30 .p.m.
11th—J.W.V. Monte Carlo Night—War Memorial Bldg—8:30 p.m.
11th—Beth Jacob Aux. Post Holiday Dinner—Beth Jacob Center—6:00 p.m.
18th—B.B. Lasker Lodge Henry Weinberger Night--Temple Beth Israel.
19th—City of Hope Luncheon—Beth Jacob Center.
26th—B’nai B’rith Women Donor Luncheon—Top’s Restaurant.
26th—Pioneer Women Shoshano Group Membership Party—J.C.C., 3227 El Cajon Blvd—8:30 p.m.
Young Jewish Couples
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 4
New ideas and important plans for the future will be discussed by the Young Jewish Couples club at the opening meeting Sunday, October 4, at 8:00 p.m., in the auditorium of the new Tifereth Israel Building.
A social evening will follow and a “Quiz Program” is planned. Rabbi Monroe Levens will be our “quizmaster.” A very enjoyable evening is anticipated.
Welcome!
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 5
Among the charming young couples who have moved to San Diego recently are Jean and Mort Kantor, cousins of Mrs. David Block. Jean hails fro New York and Mort from Corpus Christi, Texas. They are making their home at 5654 Montezuma Rd.
Stand back, girls, we welcome a young bachelor—Dr. Norman Rubin, of Ft. Worth. Dr. Rubin is interning at the County Hospital and while there met Dick and Joyce Disraeli, who have convinced him that San Diego is The place to live.
Easterners who have also been sold on our community and who we are glad to welcome are Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Dworkin and their 2 young sons. Pt. Loma is the gainer now that they are living at 3535 Fenelon St.
Tennesseeans take note! Recently arrived from Knoxville to settle here are Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Sims, at 1270 Myrtle St.
Bar Mitzvah
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 5
Alan Eber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eber, will be called to the altar as a Bar Mitzvah at the regular Friday night services on October 9th at Temple Beth Israel. Rabbi Morton J. Cohn will officiate.
Just one week later the young Bar Mitzvah in the Temple will be James Elden, son of Dr. and Mrs. Harold Elden.
Happy Landings!
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 5
Here is one young lady that is going to help the morale of at least one soldier. Mrs. Samuel Krasner (Roanne Tepper) left for Bremerhaven, Germany by plane on Sept. 30th to join her husband who is stationed there. She will have a lot to report when she returns home at the end of two years.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Godes wish to thank their many friends for their kindnesses during Mr. Godes’ recent illness.
Below the Border
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 5
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Greenbaum and Mr. and Mrs. Jules Schwitkis left by plane today for Mexico City. They expect to cover all the high spots during their 2½ week vacation trip.
Lucky Visitor
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953, Page 5
A new member has been added to the Louis Moorsteen household—a full grown lady of 16. Miss Avia Moorsteen of Ramat Gan, Israel arrived last Sunday to spend the next year or two with her aunt and uncle. Esther and Lou met Avia for the first time when they visited in Israel four years ago.
Avia was met in New York by Pat and Dick Moorsteen and will soon meet her other cousins, Betty and Leonard Slater, who have just arrived home from China.
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Esther was hostess to her Minyan last Tuesday and Avia drew the lucky number held by Mrs. Zel Greenberg that won the lovely stole made by Shirley Rebuf. Mrs. Louis Stitzel raised $100.00 for the Youth Aliyah by selling chances on the stole made by her sister.
Al and Rose Mark 40th
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 5
Mr. and Mrs. Al Neumann were entertained by the Jolly Sixteen in the home of the Carl Esenoffs to mark their 40th wedding anniversary. After many reminiscences by members of the group, a beautiful copper chafing dish was presented the “young couple.”
Highland Springs
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 5
Mrs. Harry Bied and Mrs. Jennie Picker, owners of the Bay City Liquor stores, spend their vacation at Highland Springs each year, staying at least two months enjoying the fine cuisine and excellent facilities of the resort. They were visited during their stay by Mrs. Bied’s son and daughter-in-law and their family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vetter.
The Platt pool and pool-side patio were the scenes of gayety not usually associated with blood-thirsty pirates, when the Edward Platts and the Sam Siratons entertained 220 “pirates” at cocktails and buffet on Sept. 13. Maybe it was the pirate costumes worn by the guests that encouraged many to “walk the plank”—diving board, that is.
Guardians Elect New
Officers for Year
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 5
Allan Ferer was elected President of the Guardians at the September meeting. Other officers elected were Sam Addleson, 1st V.P.; Mickey Fredman, 2nd V.P.; Sol Brown, Sec.; and Julius Kahn, Treas.
Special guest and friend of the new prexy was movie actor George Raft,who spoke briefly. Morey Levenson was installing officer.
Double Talk
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 5
By Janet and Susan Solof
Hi, all you “Double Talk” readers—busy with homework, huh? Well, here’s what’s been happening around San Diego.
Saying Happy Birthday to Donna Godes on her 16th birthday were: Darreld Kitaen, Bernie Sosna, Chuck Fagelson, Lenny Bloom, Burt Sharpe, Don Byrnes, Ernie Addleson, Bob Beck, Warren Gulko, Dick Gode;s, Joel Mogy, Natalie Veitzer, Beverly Kitaen, Gail Kahn, Sherry Newman, Deanne Brown, Jane Cohn, Beverly Addleson, Bobby Glickman, Carol Fischer, Joyce Addleson, Gerry Solomon, and Sheila Lipin. “A crazy time” was the comment given.
Palm Springs has captured one of our San Diego girls. Lois Kaufman has gone to live with her great-aunt and just loves it. She’s attending high school there. Come back real soon Lois.
Swimming is a wonderful sport especially when the pool is in your backyard. George Wise was host at a wonderful party. Splashing around in the pool and trying to look like “pro” swimmers were: Susie Hutler, Alan Friedman, Susan Solof, Sonya Weitzman, George Lewis, Linda Zuckerman, Pete Colt, Debbie Strauss, Diane Fogelman, Cliff Goul, Janice Tappen, Neil Kleinman and Fred Goodman. “The water’s delightful,” they said.
The clubs are in full swing again. U.S.Y., formerly Y.P.L., has elected their officer for the coming year. We congratulate: David Levens, President; Bob Meyers, V.P.; Sandy Ratner, 2nd V.P.; Maxine Schoenkopf, Recording Sec.; Roger Brenes, Corresponding Sec.; Seymour Pomeranz, Treasurer; and Larry Cantor, Sergeant-at-Arms. Good luck to all of you.
Congrats are in order for Adrian Cantor who was elected President of the 8th grade at Horace Mann Junior High School.
Bye now—W-5-0679.
Telethon, Luncheon
To Aid City of Hope
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 5
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz will spark the City of Hope Telethon on Channel 5 at 1:00 p.m. on Oct. 17. Helping this great cause will be many stars of television, radio, stage, and screen.
Mesdames Rose, Barr, Jean Camiel, and Ruth Douglas are sponsoring a luncheon for the City of Hope Medical Center on Monday, Oct. 19, 12 noon at Beth Jacob Center. Many prizes and surprises are planned for all members and guests attending.
For reservations call W-5-2566 or H-8-6067.
Annual “Aid To Israel” Card Party
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 6
B’nai B’rith Women oif San Diego are busy interesting all their friends, both men and women, to come to the Annual Aid to Israel Card Party, to be held Sunday evening, Oct. 4th, at Temple Center at 8:00 p.m. Delightful refreshments will be served. Mrs. Eugene Sacks, chairman for S.D. Bay City Chapter and Mrs. Maury Krauss, chairman for S.D. Birdie Stodel Chapter, and their committees wish to remind everyone that this is the night we have the drawing for the prizes mentioned on our Donor Tickets. A beautiful 6-piece silver coffee and tea service set is the first prize; and three day room accommodations for two at the Desert Inn, Las Vegas, is the second prize.
Be sure all tickets are turned in before the drawing, which will be held at 11:00 p.m. Please bring your tickets stubs with you, if you have not already turned them in. Winner need not be present.
This is a prelude to our Annual Donor Luncheon, which is to be held on Monday, Oct. 26th, at Tops Restaurant.
Temple Sisterhood Las Vegas Trip
Southwestern Jewish Press October 2, 1953 Page 6
Now it can be told, just what Sisterhood meant with all those teasing notices about a free trip to Las Vegas. Here is the answer to all those ???’s.
Those who attended the hilarious breakfast-brunch heard something about it, but for the rest, here are all the details.
Some lucky person is going to win a five day, all expense trip for two to Las Vegas. That includes transportation, hotels and just everything for you and your best beau. All you have to do for yourself is to have a wonderful time, and who could help doing that at Las Vegas?
Jane Lustig, Ethel Pogrell, Dora Eber, Rose Greenbaum and Sally Ratner are co-chairman of this event and have the tickets all ready. Each chance is just one dollar and the drawing will be held at a gala Las Vegas night party at the Temple Center on January 27th, winner need not be present.
More about that affair later, but be sure to get your tickets now. Get in on the ground floor and be a winner. Just call any of the co-chairmen and they will send them to you.
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