The Denver Jewish news., 1923-02-28


costumes were appropriate and beauti-
full. 1t was, with great difficulty that
the judges selected the winner. SO very
great was the competition. Miss Selma
Levy, garbed as an Egyptian won the
prize for the best girl costumed. Mar
tin Weiss, was the winner for the most
original costume won by the men, Miss
Florence Greenblat and Irving Lindner
dressed as Spanish couple, carried
away the prize given for the best
couple. Every one entered into the
spirit of the fun and II delightful eve
ming was enjoyed by all
The charming concert given by
Frieda Hempel THE Swedish Nightin-
gale" under the local mana agement of
A. NJ. Oberfelder. was well attended.
Nine. Hen,pel gave her Jenny Lind
Concert,Y in which she sang the pro-
grun that Jenny Lind sang on her fa-
nous American tour, and in the
costume of the period.
IMr anu MIS-. iesef StIuusS chtcA-
tanned with u delightful supper and
evening in their home Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs Louis Adelman were
the host and hostess of an elegantly
appointed dinner in their home Satur-
day evening. complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs Lester Friedman. Covers were
laid for 1S.l
The Thursday club entertained this
past week on Monday, when the mem
bers gave luncheon at Baurs COM
|plimentary to Mrs. Jacob Gellert, the
house guest of her sister, Mrs. Annie
Herman.
The Sewing Society of the SisterhOOd
will give Purim luncheon in the ves-
try rooms of the Temple Friday.
The Council of Jewish Women will
hold u contest for the set of silver do
mated by Morris Cohn. The contest
will begin on the fifth and it is hoped
that all returns will be in. so that
! it may be closed at the regular Month
Iy meeting of the Council to be held the
twenty first of March.
Friends of Mrs. Philip Miller and
George Jarecki We're interested and
pleased to know that they were the
winners of Il prize given for the best
waltz at the Columbine dance ut the
Progress club last week. r..
Mrs. Sam Stulilberg and Mrs. Alex
Hnuytin wert tite instigators of a de-
lIightful surprise party i'll honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Il. Goldberg at their
home 1o36 Steel street Sunday evening
the 18th of February. The occasion
being the twcnty-first wedding ami
versary of the Goldbergs. The imme-
liate family We're present and sur
priscd the Goldbergs by gifts of silver.
Cards and refreshments filed the eve
ming.
An attractive bridge luncheon was
given in her home Wednesday by Mrs.
ID. Simon.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar welzter presided
over charminsly appointed dinner in
their home SUNDAY evening.
Miss Miriam Harris came down from
Greeley and spent last week end in Den
yer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leight entertain
ed informally in their home Sunday
evening.
Mrs II. Shule announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Pearl, to Mr..
Nathan Alexander of Waterbury, Conn.
Miss Celia Richards entertained
number of her friends at II card party
at her home last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Morris Reich and little son.
Billie left Tuesday for an extended
trip wast She will visit relatives and
friends in Salt Lake City and from
there 30 to different parts in Cali
fornia. She takes this means in bid
ding her friends goodbye.
Mrs. Frank Cohen left Tuesday for
her home in Salt Lake City after visit
ing with relatives for the past four
months. She takes this means in bid
ding her friends goodbye.
u Hid Won hon uhput tlp Oriental Ten ?
its going to be given by the Ladies'
| Auxiliary. of the Oheb Zadek Congre-
yation in the vestry rooms of the Syna-
cog .:aG .:aGG Marion street This affair
date and further announcements in