The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-03

Word was received by friends that
the Mesdames Pisko and Kleiner are
sojourning in Rome.
| Mr. and Mrs Morton David have |
moved to their new home, 1864 Mon
roe, Mrs Rae David will make her home
with them.
The Misses Sophie Calm and Sybela
/ Guggenheim are conducting classes in
esthetic and ball room dances in the
home of Miss Guggenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Morris entertained with a
birthday dinner in the home of Mrs.
Ernest Morris Monday evening. The
members of the Friday club and their
husbands were the invited guests.
/ Mesdamcs Rae David and Julia Nor
lis spend the week end in Pueblo, visit
ing with Barney David.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Radetsky return
ed Saturday, April 22nd, from an ex-
tended trip thru the West Indies.
/ Mrs. Felix Grant from Cerro, New |
Mexico, arrived in the city Tuesday to
be the house guest of her daughter Mrs.
Sydney Hene. u
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Susman entertained
with a farewell party, in honor of their
II a., Irs JnI I
Miss Rose Gottstein, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gott-
stein at the Argonaut left Sunday for
her home in Dcs Moines.
Mrs. Adolph Morris will entertain s
couples in her home next Sunday eve
ming, with supper. the proceeds are
to be given to the Dormitory Fund.
The third of n series of auction lunch
cons was given Wednesday by Mes |
danes George Reuler and Morton
Levin.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sachter entertain
ed at dinner Friday evening in honor
i =.
| and Mrs John Leavitt of Alliance, Ne
braska.
During the visit of the Chicago Opera
| Company in Denver, Miss Minnie
| Schneiderman sang for Madam Rosa
Riasa, who claims that Miss Schneider
man had voice of wonderful quality
that with proper training would be
II exceptional for grand opera. Madam
RaiSn recommended two teachers, one
of Chicago and one of New York to
instruct Miss Scheniderman and assur-
ed her of her personal interest in Miss
Schneiderman's progress toward an
opcrntic career. Miss Schneidcrman is
graduate of East Denver High School.
and intends to leave for the east at the
opening of the musical season in Sep
tcmber. where she will remain toI
study.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Wolff gave II house
warming party ut their home Sntur-
day, April 22nd. Those who enjoyed
/ the evening were: Mr.. and Mrs. Nate
Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Marx, Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Diamon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake eastman, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Raabe, MIR. and Mrs. Henry Schoen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Birnbaum, Mr..
and Mrs j. Jaffe. Mrs. Annie Dansky
| Mrs. Hattie Antlcr. Mrs. B. Block, Mis-
Roslyn eastman, Mr.. Sol eastman.
IL. y,tI1,l IL. Inn
treat in store for them. Dr. John ii.
\ Cover, well-known parsonage in Den
ver's musical circle has arranged that
I Miss Beatrice Feinbcrg. pianist of note
and marked ability. play ut the Borwn
Palace Hotel, on the evening of Thurs
day, May l, ut S:15.
The many friends of Miss Fcinbcrg
are awaiting an exceptionally fine
Pianoforte Recital for Miss Feinberg
has already obtained recognition as one
of the shining stars amongst artist
pianists. DIR. John Cover will assist
Miss Feinbcrg; several vocal numbers
will he rendered The evening will be
one of esthetic pleasure. Lovers of mu
sic are all invited.
Mcsdames Haskell Cohen, meyer
Newsletter and Eva Grcenwald We're |
! the hostesses of two auction luncheons. +,
Monday and Tuesday, given in the home |
of Mrs. Newsletter.
| Miss Sylvia Zeiler was the charming |
| hostess at an auction bridge, in tho |
| Rluc Parrot Inn, complimentary to Miss |