The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-22
Social Neuvs

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Mrs. B. Willens and daughter. Ruby.
left Monday for three weeks stay at
Evergrcen, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Guldman and
family spent the weekend at the
BroadmoOr hotel. They We're Joined
by their mother. Mrs. Meyer Fried
man, who will return with them to
their home in Campbell, Calf.
Mrs. A. Amburgh entertained Fri
day at Bridge luncheon at Daniels
and Fishers tea room in nOnor of her
sister, Mrs. l. r. Holzman. of Port
land, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney r. KOhn ex-
tended the hospitality OF their home
to friends Wednesday evening com
plimentary to some of the visitors in
the city.
Miss Mindell Winters was one OF
the active workers in the Salvation
Army Drive last Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Sally, of Chicago. is
visiting in the city renewing old
friendships. She is the guest of her
niece Mrs. Fred Levy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe PreZant have left
for California to make tneir future
home. Mr.. Prezant will study OPP
thomolOgy in the University of Cali
fornia. Mrs, Prezant is remembered
as Miss Mae Marcus. of Phoenix,
Ariz.
Little Augusta wikler is spending
few weeks in Cheyenne, visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Cole.
DIR. and Mrs. ID. A. Block spent the
weekend at Colorado Springs, where
DIR. Block attended the State Dental
convention.
Mrs. Waxman and daughter. Dora,
have left for California for the sum-
mer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Constine spent
the weekend at the BrOadmOOr Hotel.
Mrs wm. Handleman ana Mrs.
Lester Rosenbaum were the hostesses
at an elaborate luncheon last We'd
nesday in honor of Mrs. Dave Sinker,
who left for California Sunday. The
center piece was formed of roses and
peonies and the afternoon was de-
lightfully spent by Mesdames Morris
Reich, Max Orland, Max Goldberg.
Robert Shurken. Sam Rifkin, George
F'roman, Nathan GOldberg. Lester
Rosenbaum, VIM. Hapdleman.s Dave
Sinker, VIM. Clar, Samuel Ehre, sand
Victoria Sherman.
Mrs. Sinker and little son, Irving,
will visit their mother and relatives
at Ocean Park. Long Beach and Los
Angeles and take this means of bid
ding their friends goodbye.
Mrs. s. ]. Frazin has Just returned
from n delightful visit with friends
in Greeley, Colo.
Mrs. VIM. Clar and little daughter,
Flora, left last Wednesday for Wy
Oming. where she met her husband.
They will tour to California where
they will spend the summer with rela-
tives and friends. They take this
means of bidding all their friends
goodbye.
Mrs. Max R. Goldberg. of 1896
Steele, street. has left for Los An
geles for three months visit with
relatives.
Mrs David L. Posner left for her
home in Salt Lake City, last Saturday.
after spending nine delightful weeks
in Denver with relatives and friends.
She takes this means OF bidding her
friends farewell.
Mrs. Flora Hexter and Miss Ernes-
tine Hexter of Chicago. are visitors
in the city, the house guests of DIR.
and Mrs. J. Mortimer.
Mr.. GrOssmayer and the Misses
.Grossmayer, formerly of CPS Sherman
street. are now settled In their new
home at 177O Ft. Stockton Drive in
San Diego, Calf. Miss Dolce Gross
mayer who has become an active
factor in the musical life of San
Diego. RECENTLY presented in recital
thirteen year old Robert Young, re-