Jewish Reception

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1081, 19 September 1930, Page 4

Jewish Reception

; THE REV. AND MRS. J. I ! ADLER WELCOMED BY ! THE CHREVA KADISHA SOCIETY AND JEWISH | BENEVOLENT SOCIETY J I LARGELY-ATTENDED FUNCTION The recently appointed assistant minister of the Auckland Jewish Synagogue, the Rev. J. Adler, and Mrs. Adler, were the guests of honour at an official reception given by the Chreva Kadisha Society, in conjunction with the Jewish Benevolent Society, in the Click Clack Cabaret last evening. Pussy willow and spring flowers attractively decorated tlio lounge, and the ballroom was hung with blue and gold streamers. The Click Clack Internationals provided a splendid programme of dance music. On arrival, Mr. and Airs. Adler were received by Mrs. Alfred Nathan, Airs. G. Pezaro, Airs. David Nathan. and Mrs. L. Alarks, and beautiful floral bouquets were presented to Mrs. Adler Mrs. Alfred Nathan, and Airs. L. Alarks by Aliss Stella Alarks, Miss Beryl Green, and Aliss Fay Reynolds A hearty welcome was extended by Air. Alfred Nathan and the Rev. S. A. Goldstein. Airs. Adler’s gown was of black satin flowered in pastel shades. AMONG THOSE PRESENT. Airs. Alfred Nathan wore a charming gown of black beaded georgette. Airs. G. Pezaro chose a pretty frock of black lace and georgette. Airs. Darid Nathan’s ankle-length frock was of autumn-shaded tulle. Airs. L. Alarks was gowned in unrelieved black georgette with a hand-em-broidered shawl. Airs. Coleman was wearing a gown of black chantilly lace. Airs. E. Neumegan’s gown was of black georgette. Airs. Benjamin was gowned in black satin and georgette. Airs. S. Pezaro" s frock was of moonlight blue sarin and georgette. Airs. AI. Goldstine had chosen a dainty frock of almond green georgette. * Airs. X. S. Cassrels was wearing a black georgette with inlets of tosca net. Airs. C. H. Moses chose a gown of unrelieved black silk lace. Mrs. Levy’s gown was of floral ring velvet. Airs. D. Levins had on a smart frock of black flowered satin. Airs. B. Israel wore a frock of burgundy red moire taffeta. Airs. Abel wore a pretty gown of black silk lace. Airs. H. Cotter was wearing an anklelength frock of black silk lace. Airs. 11. Alyers chose a dainty gown of cau de nil green moire. Airs. Leser was frocked in black georgette embroidered with rhinestones. Mrs. Finkelstein wore a gown of midnight blue patterned satin. Airs. Glance had chosen a pretty frock of russet brown silk faille. Airs. A. Fallick had on a gown of black satin relieved with diamente. Airs. A. Schneidernan chose a dainty gown of ivory moire velvet. Airs. Albert Goldwater was frocked in honey-coloured satin relieved with silver lace. Mrs. Cohen was frocked in navy satin re h eve d with champagne georgette. Airs. Shrimski was gowned in black sequined ninon. Aliss Alendelsohn had on a charming gown of bronze lace. Mrs. B. Kissin had chosen a gown of black satin. Mrs. Miller wore a gown of unrelieved black georgette. Airs Harry Green chose a dainty frock or willow green silk faille and gold lace. Airs. s. Green was wearing a pretty gown of black and white georgette. Mrs. Aleitzer, sen., had chosen an evening gown of black and silver satin. Airs. I. Goldstine was wearing a lupin blue georgette gown. Airs. J* Meltzer wore a chaming gown of black brocaded satin. i,i Mr n Herman's (rock was o£ twilight blue floral satin. .Mrs. A X Lewis was wearing a frock of black taffeta.

L - Miller chose a frock of midnight blue flowered satin. Airs. L. Mitchell wore a pretty gown of floral satin. Airs. M. Smith had on an unrelieved black taffeta gown. Airs. Arnoldson had chosen a gown or black embossed chiffon velvet. Airs. Kissin had on a gown of ivory lace over georgette. Airs S. Reynolds had chosen a midnight blue georgette frock. Airs. F. Chapman had on a gown of black silk lace. # Airs. H. Lees (Wellington) chose a smart gown of larkspur blue georgette. Mrs. Crowne had chosen a charming frock of black crepe charmeuse. Mrs D. Bookman’s gown was of deep wine silk faille. 1 Airs. G. Green had on a frock of black georgette. Airs. B. Ivay was gowned in black georgette over gold brocaded lame. Mrs. J. Robinson wore ravenswing blue moire velvet. Airs. Gotlieb (Wellington) was wearing lettuce green satin. Airs. P. Solomons wore a pretty frock of navy blue crepe de chine. Airs. Foreman’s gown was of black georgette, relieved with silver. Airs. L. Stone had chosen a. pretty frock of mist pink georgette. Airs. Goodrich was wearing a black satin beaute gown. Airs. B. Spitz had on a black embossed georgette frock. Airs. Esterman was gowned in parchment lace. Mrs. Stein chose a frock of cocoa brown chiffon velvet. Airs. Gollinger’s frock was of midnight blue georgette and lace. Airs. Barzel had chosen a gown of black hand-painted satin. Aliss Ruby Coleman was wearing a pretty frock of lacquer red georgette. Aliss E. Keesing was gowned in black satin beaute. Aliss K Keesing chose a pretty frock of coral pink headed georgette. Aliss Vera Ziman had on a gown of lupin blue taffeta. Aliss Cane had chosen a frock of burgundy red satin. Miss Danglow’s frock was of pale maize georgette. Aliss J. Goodrich was gowned in tangerine crepe de chine. Aliss S. Benjamin had on an eau de nil georgette dance frock. Aliss AI. Phillips chose a pretty frock of Chinese red taffeta. Aliss J. Bookman wore a dainty frock of leaf green georgette. Aliss S. Levy was wearing a gown of lacquer red lace and georgette. Aliss J. Neumegcn wore a frock of primrose floral taffeta. Aliss C. Paykel’s dance frock was of black lace. Aliss Stella Alarks had on a gown of lupin blue moire taffeta. Aliss D. Zukerman’s frock was of black beaded georgette. Aliss L. Shenkin had chosen a leafgreen georgette frock. Miss Lena Shenkin was wearing a dance frock of flame satin. Aliss B. Green chose a dainty frock of ivory tulle relieved with tulle. Miss F. Reynolds was gowned in delphinium blue satin. U

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