The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-24

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Kahn, for many years residents or
Denver. will he delighted to hear thar
Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn contemplate spend
ing the summer in Denver.
a vigorous campaign of'the Sister
hood. thru Mrs. Ernest Morris. chaiI-
man. has begun to raise Denver
Quota for the Dormitory. This iund
is expected to he turned in and the
whole amount of S250,OOO completed
by June 11th the graduation day mt
Hebrew Union College. Each mem
hers of Denver's SisterhOod please get
busy and contribute your share if You
have not already done so.
Mrs. II. Appel entertained Wedn"s-
day afternoon in honor of Miss Goldie
Hellcrstein bride to he. Twenty
guests enjoyed Mrs. Appel hospitality.
Miss laura Schenck of the Russian
School of Dancing formef pupil of
Theodore Kosl0ff and an artist herself
will have her third annual closing ut
the Broadway theatre Mondar. Ma!
Goth. The special attraction viii he
"a Night in Fairy land"
The National Jewish Hosp't;. and
the Jewish Consumptive Relief Society
were the recipients of donations re-
ccived from Mrs Julia Nc : in memory
of her husband who pas.','! away in
81 Luis January Goth. The Nati 1nil
Io~ 81, Hospital received $500 AMI the
! G. Il. S. $3.50
.Irs Sam Loeb of Mon'sIn.'r'y Az
bnlna ;uat of Mrs. Aliaa Nayser If
Denver sailed Saturday ion !, III 60
months trip in Europe. Fsf
Miss Beatrice Feinbcrg has scored
another success in her pianistic ac-
cOmplishments. At contest held at
the Central Presbyterian Church last
Thursday she ranked second highest.
There were l1J contestants from Colo
RADIO. Wyoming and New Mexico. and
the fact that she had come out sec
ond highest in contest of this magni-
tude. has inspired her with reviewed
confidence and activity, while for her
many friends it was the source Of
satisfaction. The prize consisted of u
$500 purchase certificate. Miss Fem
berg is well-known here as an artist
of note. has gained the appreciation Of
many as well as that of her pupils.
The regular board meeting of the
Central Jewish Aid society was held
Monday evening. The meeting was II
most interesting one. Mrs. Adolph
Morris. first vice-prtsident presided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris COIN and fam
lily are for the present sojourning in
Paris. Mesdlamcs Pisko and Kleincr
are in Munich. Germany. and will
remain month. Mrs. Pisko is visit
ing with relatives in Munich.
Two confirmants, Carolyn Meyer
and Ethel Stein will receive Sunday.
June 18th in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Marx.
Mr. l. Schoenthal of 1920 East 18th
avenue who in company with his wife
and daughter. Eva. left month ago
to visit relatives in Chicago. Cleve.
land Pittsburg. Philadelphia. New
York. etc. has returned home. Mrs
Schocnthal and daughter will remain
east about two molths more before
returning to Denver.
Miss Il. Boxer entertained, Mt n
dancing party in honor of Miss L.
light. who leaves for nm extended east
ern trip. Those who enjoyed Miss
Boxers hospitality were: Kisses Lena
light. aNthalie Bmkcr. Anna Cohen.
Sarah Robinson. Minnie Lesser. Rose
Mellman. Anna Prigel Pauline Field
man. Mcssrs. Isadorc Maddox. Nor
ris Goldberg. Milton Goldstein. Bert
Klein. Max IIellerstein. Sara Kites.
Mel. Blum. ole Robinson Eta Rosen-
fcldt. Henry Blum. Anna Sigman.
Robert Miller. Tessie Boxer, Nathan
Lesser.
Mrs. Francis j. Solomon and fam
lily have taken n cottage at Starbruc.l
Park for the summer.
Mrs. Max Hayutin was the hostess
Mt an elaborate luncheon and bridge
Tuesday at the Argonaut hotel com