- November 24, 2024
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Barbara Simon, Hannah Weinberg, Bunny Skirboll, Judy Bloch
Co-Chairwomen Marla Katz and Stephanie Glosser
The event featured a casino-themed portion.
Maddy and Ed Freshwater
Esta Snider and Aaron Marcus
The event celebrated the 90th anniversary of Temple Beth Sholom.
David and Georgia Gruber
Ted and Belle Probst, Diane Rudd and Debbie Michael
The event was set to a 1920s theme.
Melissa Werbow and Rabbi Michael Werbow
Harry and Marsha Eisenberg, Judy Gelman and Bert Rapowitz
Georgia Gruber went all out for the 1920s theme even down to the details.
Leslie and Jay Cohen, Sue Spector, Ronnie Riceberg and Marty Spector
Ray and Fern Millman
Guests were greeted by the sounds of jazz pianist Tony Castellano Jr.
Sue and Byron Weintraub
Lyla Berchok-Voyer, Sandra Hanan and Joyce Weiss
Martin and Hadassah Strobel
Debbie Haspel and Rebecca Bergman
Cantor Deborah Polkinghorn Suta, Laura Hershorin and Sherri Weiss
Judy Gelman dances with Luis Pena
Cantor Deborah Polkinghorn Suta
Rifka Glatz and Eddie Kay dance during the event.
Tomkats Jazz Orchestra played during the event.
Robert and Linda Rosenbluth
Shayna Shefrin and Rabbi Michael Shefrin
Tomkats Jazz Orchestra played during the event.
Bunny and Mort Skirboll dance during the event.
Temple Beth Sholom Co-President Rob Katz, event Co-Chairwoman Marla Katz and event Co-Chairman Phil Mancini
Tomkats Jazz Orchestra played during the event.
Sue Rosin, Judy Bronstein and Barbara Katz
Temple Beth Sholom Co-President Rob Katz and event Co-Chairwoman Marla Katz
Paul, Rita and Stephanie Glossner
Co-Chairs Marla Katz, Phil Mancini and Stephanie Glossner
Temple Beth Sholom celebrated its 90th anniversary with glitz, glam and all that jazz on Jan. 28 at Temple Beth Sholom.
The Boa and Bowties Gala boasted a 1920s theme so thorough F. Scott Fitzgerald himself would have been proud. Feathered poms-poms decorated the tables, finger sandwiches were passed out on large, silver trays and a big band orchestra played as couples danced to the music of the roaring 20s.
Phil Mancini, Stephanie Glosser and Marla Katz served as co-chairs for the event.
“Everything was built around the ‘20s because it’s the 90th anniversary,” Mancini said. “So we thought this would be great concept to tap into. We just wanted to bring in some jazz and big band era.”
