The Denver Jewish news., 1923-07-05


York City and wife; John r. Peterson,
Tax Commissioner of New York City,
and wife spent a few days last week
in Denver, guests at the Brown Palace.
They departed Sunday for the Yellow
stone Park and California. Mr.. Polak
Is a strong Tammany Hall man and
has made six weeks extended trip,
speaking and propounding the ideas
and principles of Governor Smith of
| New York City. He has delivered many
speeches and found the issues well re-
ccived. His main subjects were "Ad-
yocating State Rights and IAN In
tclligent Conception of What IntOxi-
eating Liquors Constitute Under the
Volstead Act" Mr.. Polak is a brother
Of n. c. Pclak of the Denver Whole
sale Millinery of this city.
Mrs. Bella Benson will depart July
18th for California to be gone indefinite
ly. She will visit in San Francisco for
two weeks or more before visiting
Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Friedman ana
Mrs. Joseph Silversmith and child left
for Evergreen last week, where they
will occupy their cottage until fall.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Levy, and Miss
Marian Levy returned Monday from a
four months tour of the Orient.
Mrs. Never Newsletter was pleasantly
surprised by her friends Friday eve
ning, the affair was given in honor Of
her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Stern of San
Antonia, Texas, are spending few
days this week with Mrs. Annie Her
man and Miss Maybelle Herman. They
are en- route east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Morse, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. f. Levy and Mr.. Morris Levy
were among Denver guests registered
at the Broadmoor Sunday.
i DR.. and Mrs. William s. Friedman
and daughter, Miss Pauline Alma
Friedman departed wednesday for u
summers vacation in California. In
Santa Barbara they will be Joined by
Z their son, Freyhan.
Miss Blanche Hect from New York
City secretary of the subscribers com
! mittee for the National Jewish hos
! pital who spent the last ten days I'm the
city departed the end of last week fol
weeks visit In Idaho Springs. Miss
Mary Smolens field secretary Of Phila.
dclphia departed wednesday for Colo
RADIO Springs and other points Of inter
est before returning east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Salomon and chill.
dren from St. Louis are spending the
summer in Los Angeles. Mr.. Solomon
will devote most Of his time in assist
ing in the remodeling of Hamburger's
acquired recently by the May Depart
ment Stores Co. Mr.. Solomon's mother,
Mrs. A. z. Solomon. and sister, Miss
Amy Solomon are spending the summer
iD Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Birnbaum
have returned from an extended visit
to the East and after few days stay
in Denver will proceed to California
where they will make their future
home.
Mr.. David BIay of st. Louis, No.,
celebrated his 10th birthday on Sunday,
June 10th. His children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton May gave family dinner in
honor of this event. Mr. Tom May and
small son, David H., came from Los
Angeles to be present for the occasion.
Mr.. David May is well known in Den
yer having lived here for many years.
His many friends congratulate him on
this occasion.
Mrs S. Pisko accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Binswanger of st. Joseph,
No., motored to the Springs Thursday
to remain a few days guests ut the
Broadmoor.
Miss Libby Lowenstein and niece
Miss Lillian Lowenstein from Chicago
are stopping ut the Mills hotel indef-
initely.
Nr. Milton Schayer departed Mon
day for San Antonia, Texas, where he
will join Mrs. Schayer and the chill
dren. He will be gone about two
weeks.
Mr.. Philip Miller spent few days
IN Casper this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Levin announce
the marriage of their daughter Miss
Anna Levin to Mr.. Albert Klinysteiu.