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heavier quality--sizcs ga TO IN
HosIbRY- AIA1N FLOOR.
Si.24 Tots Combinations ............. SO
Whlte--to years-embroidery
ISFGNTs WEAR SECOND FLOOR.
70 Ct. Mems BAIbdggan Underwear go
Short sleeves - double seat
MEMS sHoP-MAIS FLOOR.
"a It. MsnI Plain Hd'ksrehisli-115 dor. 90
x inch hem--.good vRlue--ea. II
HANDKERCHilETs MAN FLOoh.
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HANDKERCIiIuFs- MAIN f1'OoR.
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Low neck--Elecveless--lo OF
tight knee--rcBular and extra
KNIT UNDERWEAR FLooR.
ST.51 COmiOTtables. .,.,.........,,. 4.V
Covered with lowered null
plain borders--cotton filled
oGiiToRTABLEs- ,BAsnnaNF.
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MGHufGcturers' CIose.Out
Purchase
ChiIdren'S
Underwear

ChildrenfS Nsiusook NiEhtdrasiss
---hemstitched--l to II years
our reg. Sl.l9........... .78
Misses and childrsnS Fine
Princess Slips-daintily trimmed
with lace and embrOidery-extra
ruffle on skirt-6 to 10 years
our reg. $3.96. .2.96
childrsn's BillisbiFks Paiamas--
pink batiste and white and pink
crepe-frOg trimming or fancy
stitching--6 to l6 years
our reg. S3,2S.,..........2.oS
Children's cambrie Draworu--
. knickerbocker and other styles
trimmed with lace and embroidery
some ribbon run--tO 10 years
our reg. $l.2S.........., .06
Children's' MusIin Drawers
hemstitched hem and tueks--
/ TO 10 years
our reg. SO ..........h.. sc
Children's Princess SIips-laee and
emb'd'y Trimmings TO 10 yrs
our reg. S2.2S. ,,.,......ll.66
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Garnet brown, myrtle, navy and
black-S9 inches wlde.-storm wear
pdekSS 0ooDS-hAiS FLooA.
$3.50 Whit Rstiss CFsps .,....'.... 81
'inehes-Etripes and checks
WiiTE OoODs-AEAIN FLOOR,
"a ct. Silk MiEsd CliHnnstles ...,., n
Splendid variety Of desirable colors.
WASH FABaIcS-+B AsENii1NT'
S3,ls Sstins-SS- Inch. ........... PSF
Fine satin face--larEs assort-
ment, street and evening shades.
.sILGs-'MArS FLOOR
$3.50 Boys SGi6 80. .......,.,, lSt5
8 TO IT yeATA-Spring materials
plain or pleated modals-well
BOYS GOTmNd THIRD FLOOR.
$zcl Boys WsshabIs Suitl. .......... 2.I8
Newest niodels--plain colors ana
white With combination trimming
DoYs' UOTIuEG THIRD FLOOR.
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japanese. ehlnts, verdure and
taD0OtFy deaigna--vard wide.
CRDroNNHS--BASl NfDNT.
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Assorted stripea--ready for filling.
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MORNING SPECIALS-Today and Tomorrow Until p. M
prevent quantities
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So far as we know, no one
else goes in for these special
pajama sizes:
+Bigfelo
*Longfelo
*Shortfelo
Our own idea.
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[E[3IUEL.IIlILll

IITTIE theatre W. ~ -. Ey. s1o
AAN Mats. Wed. and sat-, 1-2o.
RloHAR0 BENNETT In
Eueene q. O'Nell's Great Drama.
h BEYOND THE HORIZON
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Sure we've the old fash
Toned night shirts. Why
not2 Our jobs to supply
men with what they want,
not with what we think
they ought to havel
SReoistered Trademark
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M0R0CC0 W. l5th ST. EysA. $50. Las Q
MAtA Wed. 4 Sat. 1.S0 Times.
EEpIciIsGN lin SACRED AND
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Maxine ELECTS " AVE-. =. EI'; ' IS We.
LIontL 1.-THE LETTER
Ga Eebt Rouusl
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West Ash st., Eu.. $50
Mats Wed. and Sat-. s.SO
Nv Onderful Thing ~! I ~;
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'V" neck psjamas have
no buttons to tickle the
ribs. Ever tried emp
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RRONX OPERA I ilsth ST.. East Of sd Ave.
SANAN@N HOUSE MATS. WE'D. AND SAT.
FRANCES STARR II 'TIgeT. TIgGI"
WEEK WEEK in "DosS LlS'riSt way" now
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nj IOII THEA. ssh st.. W. Of B'WAy. Ey's.
DASOO $50. Mats Wed, tPop.l and sAi.
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LONGAcRE e., S.. W w = O ."s 81. S' q, S.
A D A M A ND EVA
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AmusEMEMTa.


bOOln Maiinsss wsd. 4 Sat. so.
oosEBbT MOI 50 LONG AGO
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AATH CT inca, ". Of B'y Eva S.se.
-ttAEA , - MSunsss w,d- 4 ssl $50,
otelL in LOOK WHO'S HERE"
IEhN. Win CLEO MAYFlELD
SSHN nusleal eonsdy, TriunBA.
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F S1:..I.. H s.ri.. s:' !. SCANDAL
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n Zee two l1gses ne bfr =
. qsrss. Iestfzl.sss rs.lsS . SSe
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BELASCO West 4'tA St, Ewes. at $50
Mats. Thurs. 4 sat, 2 20
IGNORE URIC IN US sJss soy;
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Il; ;$ ~ I i RE EN u;
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ADJUSTMENTS

SHUBERT Thss,ro r Evsning, . sAarp,
SOTHERN MARLOWE
FS sst h.s rs ho s't Asiss y IT, Tsshta
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rIh nun HsrIohSl HsHlsrs, Ford Msehan.
hlIl uNp Primrose -Four Horace Golden 4 CO.
VII lllN Dunbar & OMAlley. Frank hush.
BY. 18th 81 Olive Massey = Co. Reed s Clifton.
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BROADHURST West il.h 81. Eve. $40,
Mata Thura 4 sat- $50.
JANE COWL ,s 1:.stsIsE
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+ OH [l puHbAF'S Tennessee Tea, Donovan (
ANIL NJ Lee, Jack MoAullhs and otheFs.
X Z. "a Az W. WALLACE REIDiSSy "E ottsI !.
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GLOBE S,y.y an, ,nd ' ,, 81 Eys. 80,
Charles Dilllnghamg Latest Production,
THE GIRL FROM HOME.
A FARCE WITH MUSIC.
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II West ga st. Evss. q nlo.
MI SDAAS Matt. Wed. lpog.l 4 Aat.st l.le.
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EIAdIdTTia.I.II2
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Nh NJ Feature NsUdsvirls 1 Photo Plays.
Vt0 NJ NATIONAL VAUDEVILLE AIT.
EUu vi. ISIS DAY, WEDNESDAY.
Near stl Az. lo-Bl0 VAUDEVILLE AcTS-IO
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29
COLONNADE CLUB.

At the last meeting held at the
Metropole Hotel, Sunday afternoon
September 10Th. great interest was
displayed during the scheduled debate
between Messrs Samuel J. Frazin- and
Harry NJ. Kaufman on the topic OF
Open Shop VS.. Closed Shop -
This question Of the day was ably
set forth in the facts and arguments
by the debaters.
The Tramway strike and Denver
Post riot were limited at. The re-
buttals were brimful of interesting
and educational Illustrations as well
as singing satire. that drew many a
laugh from the members present.
At the next meeting Mr.. l. PlotkEi
will read the most interesting letters
received by the club from the mem
hers "over there during the World
Warm. r.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29
JOSEPH YESkA MEMBER OF NEW
YORK BOARD OF EDUCATION
DEAD.

Joseph Yeska, wealthy clothing man
ufacturcr and member of the Board of
Education. died on September at
his country home at Ncponsit, l.. J.,
after Icing illness.
Mr.. Yeska was appointed on jan
uary 1, 1918. by Mayor Hylan as IL
member of the recognized Board of
Educat ton. to serve for term of seven
years. During the last campaign for
the Mayoralty he was organizer ana
chairman of the Business Mems
League. which selected Judge Hylal
as its candidate for Mayor before II
choice had been made by the Demo
cratic FusionCommittce of One Hun
ured
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29
A. A. c.

A farewell surprise party. in honor
of Norman lands wps given Thurs
day evening September % ut the hon"
of Philip Judd. 1853 Vine street. prio"
to his departure for the Kcmpcr Mill
tary Academy. The evening was spent
in dancing and games.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lands. their soil.
Bernard. and Mr.. NJ. Wandcl werr
guests of honor of the occasion.
Messrs. Landis and Wandel addressed
the club. And We're followed ny
speeches by members of the club
scarf pin was presented to Norman
I.andiS during the evening.
An interesting meeting was held ut
Community Center last Sunday after
noon, at which the \. A. c. planned
many events for the coming year.
John Torchin is the latest member
to join the club-P. J.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29


gloom of an early New England twt-
Light and Rae was curled up in the
window seat working desperately. at
her French for the morrow, as size
wanted n free evening for the Glce
club concert that evening. Still she
was not too absorbed to add Il word
or two to the animated conversation
Lillian was carrying on with Geraldine
CASUALLY Jerry, who had dropped
Ill 10 go 10 inc coheert Will 'heiii.
Rae admired Jerry exceedingly siio
was so quick and bright, not pretty out
distinguished looking, the cultor OF
the College Journal, the president Oh
the Dramatic CLUB. she sun stoop
somewhat in awe OF her ana wondered
how 1t would seem to be meihper
of the Pau ii Pau ike Llliian, with
such girls as Jerry for her lnumatc
friends.
"A letter from my chums brothcf
down in Morristown, Jerry was say
ing. He may come up 1or' the iroii.
Te Ut iiuiNaip hoN' sou hh'"'l
"Morristown, Ohio:' asked Rae, IN
,nocently. Perhaps you know the Al
lers there? l met the youngest girl
Sarah. at the Lakes several years ago
and was crazy over her.
..Adlers:" An indefinable something
had chilled Jcrry's pleasant voice.
Mol don't know them. Our Old
crowd back home keep together and
let Jews alone"
Her manner more than her words
caused Rae's cheeks TO flush hot witt,
resentment. There were few Jewish
Girls at the college and instead of
forming friendships with them it had
soomod en- much cusicr TO allow her
self TO he drawn into Lillian's pleas.
nut circle There had been no purely
Jewish climbs or activities and her Sat
urdays. somehow. had been too full to
allow bor to 30 to services in the ncar-
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29
PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHANAGE

Construction of nine cottages. the
administration building. gymnasium
and power building for the new Pa
cific Hebrew Orphan Asylum. in San
francisco, has been begun and the
work of laying foundations is well I'M
der way.
1t is estimated that by next spring
all of the structures will have been
completed and that the new illstitu-
ton will be ready for occupancy.
When completed the new orphanase
will take its place as one of the most
modern and advanced in the United
States.
The site is Oh Ocean avenue near
WestwOod Park, OIL Il tract especially
selectedSf for its adaptability to the pur-
pose for which it is intended.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29


struggle was severe white it lasted !:
but soon she knew the thing she had
to do and did it with surprising ease ;
perhaps, it was easier to resist tempta-
ton now because In the autumn she
had dared to tell Jerry the truth. Her
face was grave, but now her lips were
very steady as she walked back to
the table and unsnapped her fountain
pen.
Two days later she sat at her work.
table again, another note before her.
1--WE have never taken any Jewish
girls BEFORE it ran, because of the
few attending college here we have
:lever found anyone of the caliber we
look for in our members. But we
want yOu-and any other Jewish girl
who measures up to you. Will you
join u.s."
why the faces:' asked Lillian,
coming in at that moment, tennis
racket in hand.
Rae smiled unstcadily. Il always
make faces" she confessed. when
try hard not to cry."-Jewish Cri-
teriOn
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Clubs
COUNCIL ALLIANCE.

The Council Alliance had a meeting
In the Vestry rooms of Temple Email
uel last Sunday afternoon.
Plans are being made to entertain
the boys out at the Recuperation
camp. Special attention will be given
to the wards where the convalescents
are strong enough to enjoy hearty
laugh.
The girls are also planning to gave
a dance which will be regular Coun-
Gil Alliance affair.
What does Oct. 81 remind you Of!
Well-now please don't think it is a
dance. for we really have something up
our sleeve which is altogether differ
ent. Wait! you shall see.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

evening before she left for college She
had not understood then in all her
limited experience; now she realized
meant.
Your name isn't Jewish" she had
said, "and you have never been taken
for Jewish girl. But don't forget
you are. Anything you may learn at
college won't be worth the sacrifice,
if you show that you are ashamed Of
your religion. Remember"
And Rae had forgotten with all tie
light-heartcd casiness of eighteen, OH
" to remember her mothers words
again with renewed emphasis. Clos
ing her book, her face flushing scarlet,
she forced herself to speak.
I'm sorry, Jerry" she said slowly
and distinctly. I'm sorry You said
that-about the Adler's, mean. For
| happen to be Jewish myself
Jerry turned mortified face in her
direction. I'm mighty sorry l was
so thoushtless." she stammered. her
ment. Il didn't mean to hurt your
feelings. If I'd have known you were
Jewish. -" know l wouldn't have
said it,
But you'd have thought it, There
was a world of bitterness in RAGS ac-
cusing tone.
~ never think of you us ii jew"
stammcred Jerry. Aren't you going
to forgive me-"
at isn't a matter of forgiveness.
I'm not exactly hurt-only disappoint-
ed" the Jewish girl answered slowly.
Disappointed? asked Jerry. curl
ously.
Eyes l thought you were bigger
above such prejudices. Only it's no
use making n fuss Please don't say
any more about it."
Il won't-only I'm sorry" persisted
the most popular girl in her class.
She kept her word, and. for all Rae
knew, completely forgot the incident.
The two never grew intimate, for each
had her chosen friends. Sometimes
Rae wondered what would have hap
pcncd if Jerry had not been made to
think of her as a Jewess.
Then at the end of the spring term
she came into her room one sunny
afternoon to find u note upon her
work table Just few words but her
eyes frightened. her lips trcmbled
-, Sshn
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29
B. NJ. II. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.

Sunday afternoon. Sept. 10 at 2:"y
n. IN. the Alumni Association of the L.
NJ II. Religious school will hold the
first meeting of the year at the Com
munity Center.
At this meeting the work of Tue
coming year will he set on foot and
officers will be elected. The manner
in which this work will be organized
depends on the number of interested
members who attend.
Every Alumnus who is concerned in
the future of the Association is urged
to be present so that he may take a
part in starting things off right.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29
SIMCHAS TORAH BALL

Wind up the holiday season right
by attending the great Simchas Torah
ball given by the ladies' Auxiliary OF
the oheb Zadek Congregation. on Tues
day evening. October 9Th at Womans
Club, 1887 Glenarm Place. This will
be treat to the young folks as 1t
is the first ball of the season. The
proceeds will be used to furnish the
Hebrew School.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29
ARGONAUT CLUB.

A regular meeting of the Argonaut
club was held at the home of Hymen
MeselshOn. 1925 West 10th Ave. on
the night of Thursday %. 1920. Many
important subjects were discussed for
the welfare of the club. Applications
will be received by the club from
young men of good moral character
Send applications to II. Meselshon'
1925 West 10th Ave.-S. u.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29
TEMPLE EMANUEL JUNIOR CON
IRRIGATION.

The first meeting of the Junior Con-
gregation of Temple Emanuel Will he
held Sunday morning. October Bird. at
ten o'clock, ut the Temple. A general
discussion of plans for the coming
year will take place. All young folks
are cordially invited to attend.-A. l.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29
temptation
A College Story
BY L. G. EHRIICH


Hand me that banner. Thanks"
lac sat back upon her perch on the
stepladder and cooked her head to sur
vey the result of her mornings la
bors. Its foolish to string all these
dust gathcrers along the wall, ANT
it," she asked her roommate. But
/ believe it's the thing to do in col
lege."
'.Why, Rae N[ordliin!" Lillian re-
preached her, turning from the trunk
she was unpacking with more energy
than care. Have you ever seen a
college girls room on the stage or in
the illustrations of II magazine story
that wasn't n regular junk shop? We
have to give midnight spreads and
cat nut fudge for breakfast and divide
our time between basket ball games
and sorority dances-it's part of the
supposed atmosphere of n girls college
and we have to live up to it." she add
cd, laughingly. as she thrust u pair
of dancing slippers into the shoe bag
Oh the closet floor. HtF
''SOrortes RAGS dark eyes spar
Lid nc, sbo c,imbed dow, from the
,,1dor and dustad nor hands on hcr
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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Matthias. Karbos and Isidorc RcH'
ba. three Christian boys, respectively
eighteen. fifteen and ten years old,
have been saved from deportation by
being taken in charge by the Hebrew
Sheltering and 1nmigrnnt Aid Society
of America.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

NJ. Hirsch. n wealthy merchant of
Budapest donated on" million kronen
for the establishment of n Jewish
University in Hungary. Owing to the
fact that few Jews are allowed to en-
ter Hungarian or Austrian Universi-
ties. Hungarian Jews recently decided
to found Il university of their own.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Rev. Dr. Kaufman Roller. Prcsi-
dent of the Union Hebrew College ana
Mrs. Kohler celebrated their golden
wedding at the Catskill Mountain
House on August Is.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29
Social Neus

Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Triton and baby
are now at their new home, 1850 De-
troit street, and will be ut home to
their friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Price have moved
to their new home at 7th and Detroit
streets.
Miss Rose Feinberg of Memphis,
Tenn, left for her home Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Sigmund will
extend the hospitality of their home Mt
a dinner Thursday evening in honor
of their fortieth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Meyer Friedman and son.
Arthur, have taken an apartment at
Brownleigh Court.
Mrs. Sam Grimes, with her son and
daughter, David and Dorothy, leave
Thursday for California, where they
will join Mr.. Grimes, Pauline and Joe,
who motored there couple of weeks
ago. ...
Mrs. Nose Marx will be the hostess
for the Friday club this week.
Miss Sarah Gross left this week for
Minneapolis, where she will take up
her studies at the University of MINI
esota. '
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ornauer of
Memphis, Tenn, are in the city visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Ornauer.
Miss Marietta Dock was the hostess
| at beautifully appointed affair at
her home. The decorations were
orchid and gold. Those present were
the Misses Lillian Wiener, Celia Do
brown, Jennie Hurwitz Dina Sher-
man, Rosalind Kashman, Messrs,
Louis Cantor, Saul eastman, Isidor
Laff, Max Peterman, Adolph Levy, Eli
Bricker, Joe Steinberg, Lazarus Nath-
anson, Adolph Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Schwartz
jr., will be the hosts at theater par
ty Thursday evening i'll honor of WISH
tors in the city.
Miss May Berman entertained few
Of her friends at delightful slunber
party, Saturday evening in honor of
Miss Rose Feinberg.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Only 3 kilos of wheat ut 8 piastrcs
kilo arc being sold to each person
by the Administration stores cstab
lishcd in Jerusalem. The stores have
brought the price of wheat down to II
piastres the kilo and Il further fall in
price is in sight.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

The Jews of wilma celebrated the fiji
tieth birthday of Sampson Dubnow,
the great Jewish historian and topk
occasion to publicly honor lin.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Conversation is the image of the
mind: as the man, 50 is his speech
Syrus.
We measure minds by their stature ;
il would be better TO estimate them
by their beu,ity-JOubert.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

DR.. and Mrs. Robert Levy returned
home Wednesday after Il visit to the
northwest.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Cards have been issued for celebra
tor of the golden wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cohen, to take
place ON Wednesday evening, October
Sixth at Progress club.
Mrs. A. L.. Morris leaves today for
Miami, Ariz., on a visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. I. Friburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Block entertain
cd at a card party Monday evening.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Baum is confined to her
bed by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 1saacson are
in Little Rock, Ark, where they went
to attend the golden wedding of their
grand parents. as
Miss Helen Steinberg left Tuesday
for an extended trip to the coast and
takes this means of bidding her
friends goodbye.
Mrs. Joe Prezant and daughter,
Matilda left Monday for the east.
Mrs. Prezant will consult physicians
in Rochester, Mimi, and Miss Prezant
will LATER go on to New York to con-
tinue her musical studies.
Mrs. \. RachOfsky and daughter,
Anna, are leaving for their home in
Loveland and" take this means of bid
ding their friends goodbye.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Shaffron were
the hosts at dancing party at
Elitch's Garden Monday evening in
honor of their cousin. Miss Elise Block.
of Iowa. Those present were the
Misses Elizabeth Levy, Jessie Fine
silver, Gertrude Morris and Mrs.
Bertha Snider Miller and DR.. Frank
Silverberg, VIM. Goldberg, Joseph
Plotkin, Sol Greenbaum and Isaac
Kaufman.
Mrs. Milton l.. Anfcnger left We'd
ncsday for Texas to visit relatives.
The Friday club will be entertained
by Mrs. Louis ii. Mayer this week.
Mrs. Ben Solomon presided at
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Professor Hirschmaa, of Charcow,
ar oculist of great fame, died ut the
age of ST.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Mrs. Ben Solomon presided at II
luncheon at Baurs last Friday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

The Friday club will be entertained
by Mrs. Louis III. Mayer this week
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Mrs. Milton l.. Anfcneer left We'd
ncsday for Texas to visit relatives.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Miss Helen Steinberg left Tuesday
for an extended trip to the coast and
takes this means of bidding her
friends goodbye.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Mrs. \. RachOfsky and daughter
Anna, are leaving for their home in
Loveland and" take this means of bid.
ding their friends goodbye.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 1saacsOn arr
in Little Rock, Ark, where they went
to attend the golden wedding of theil
grand parents. 49,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Block entertain
cd at a card party Monday evening.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Mrs. NJ. ]. Baum is confined to heI
bed by illness.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-09-29

Miss May Berman entertained few
Of her friends at Il delightful slumbel
party, Saturday evening in honor d
Miss Rose Feinberg.