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Evening star., 1923-10-21
MAKES MUTT SHOW PLANS
Humane Education Society Also
Elects Officers.

An election of officers and the COM
pletion OF plans for mutt show" to
be held In Washington. November 8
and TO- featured a meeting of the Hu-
name Education Society at the Will
lard Hotel Friday afternoon.
The officers elected were: James P.
Briggs, president; Mrs. Duncan u.
Fletcher, vice president, and Mrs. J..
E. Lapham Mrs Mark Potter and
Mrs H l.. West, vice presidents; Mrs.
Jerome Clark, recording secretary;
Mrs. Charles II. Cecil. assistant treas
urer: Miss Edna Patton. treasurer:
Mrs. F. T. Eddingfield. corresponding
secretary; Mrs II l. West, chairman
of men. bership committee; Mrs. Mark
Potter, chairman of ways and means
committee, and Miss Helena NJ
OConneIl, chairman of publicity.
Evening star., 1923-10-21
B. P. o. ELKS,

The band and drill team will give
Saturday evening dances ut the lodge.
The first dance will possibly be given
! early in December.
\ number o. EIks have become In
terestcd in the Boston Club. The
Monday night meetings are fast be-
coming very interesting and impor-
tant.
It was announced at the meeting
last Wednesday night that some i'm
portant changes had been made in the
ritual By the national body at the
convention held in Atlanta. Ga. last
summer
The annual charity bail Will be held
February q at the willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1923-10-21
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN.

The regular meetings of Capitol
Homestead will be the second and
fourth, Thursday nights of each month
in Northeast Masonic Temple. The Of
ficers of the homestead will be installed
by Fred Mcintosh at the next meeting.
The business committee of the Boost
ers' Club met Tuesday night and voted
on fifty new applications. They also
decided to have a social evening once
a month.
tors, who has just been elected presi-
dent of the National Fraternal Congress
of America, will be the principal speaker
at an open meeting of the order. He
will be introduced by a United States
Senator who is member of the order.
At this meeting Miss Pearl b. Henry
and Miss Edith Van Ness will receive
the ladies' and the Benton sisters will
give a musical number.
Evening star., 1923-10-21
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Hope Council met last Tuesday
night at 4th and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast for a short business meet
Ing. Next Tuesday will be class In
itiation night. A halloween mas
querade party Is to be held October 80.
Justice Council. No. 2. will meet
next Wednesday at 1880 p M and. after
a short meeting. will hold a card
party. Members and their friends are
invited. After the meeting of Novem-
Der IA the council Is pIanning an apron
and trousers socta.
Evening star., 1923-10-21
THE MACCAREES.

Sir Knight Commander W. E
Womersley opened the regular re-
view OF National Tent, No. /. last
Wednesday night in Odd Fellows
Hall, 419 7th street northwest. Capt.
j. NJ Foster had his degree team
present and the fun ritual was
exemplifed. Ed Vernon, manager of
the organization work in the District
has promised the tent large class of
candidates for its next regular review,
NoNemhnr z.
Evening star., 1923-10-21
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Washington Aerie met Thursday
evening. and a number of propositions
for mem hership were acted on. The
coming flight" of Alexandria Aerie
is 20 be a gala celebration. The COM
mittee has arranged vaudeville pro-
gram. interspersed with surprise
stunts" buffet luncheon Will fol-
low. Preceding this, the Alexandria
Aerie degree team viii exemplify the
ritual. Efforts are being made to
/ assemble a large class.
Evening star., 1923-10-21
REBEKAHS.

Bertha Moore, noble grand of
Esther. Rebekah Lodge, No 5. an
nounces that after the regular bust
ness session tomorrow there will be
an interesting program, which will be
in charge of the vice grand. Stacey
Medders. Refreshments will be
served.
Evening star., 1923-10-21
GAMMA CHAPTER MEETS.

The Gamma Chapter of the Nu
Lambda Pi Sorority met Monday with
Miss Marie Engel, 110S Columbia road
northwest. After a business meeting
the chapter spent a social evening
The next hostess will be Mrs Will
liam Wilson, 46 street northwest
Evening star., 1923-10-21
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOR.
ESTERS.

A meeting of the Court National was
held In Pythian Temple October u.
with Chief Forester William 3. Wright
presiding. There were four initiated
and a large number of applications filed
and elected to membership. Repre-
sentative Allen of West Virginia district
and Mrs. Allen were elected honorary
members.
Evening star., 1923-10-21
SONS OF VETERANS.

Harding Camp will hold services at
Calvary Baptist Church November in
honor of our late President, Warren G.
Harding, after whom this camp was
named. The arrangements are in
charge of Corbin Birch. commander; c.
w Sellers and W. c. Goss.
Evening star., 1923-10-21
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.

The worthy matron Of Areme Chap
ter has called a special meeting of
the chapter for October 81, at 1880
pm, for the purpose of comforting
the degrees on a class of candidates.
Naomi Chapter, No: 8, advanced the
line officers at the last meeting. A
short program, including songs by
Helen Kalstrom Taylor, was given.
Next Wednesday, is to be Past Ma
irons and Patrons night. Religious
services are to be held at the home
october %, o'clock. Automobiles
will meet carr
xhe rome board Of Colnnbia Chap
Evening star., 1923-10-21
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Washington Council will hold its
annual barbecue and harvest moon
'estival Wednesday night. starting at
$40 o'clock. at Keane's place. lSth
treet and Benning road northeast
DR.. Burtram M. Crabill win hold forth
1t the entrance to guide the MEM
rers and their friends. and Anton a
Auth will provide the eats and
'uperintend the roasting of the OK.
like Keane will have charge of the
grounds, Joe Repetti the lights. Buck
,ivver he athletic stunts, Ed
Ready the dancing and Clyde Powder
the entertainment. Tom Cullen
md his knights of Columbus Band
will give concert during the evening
and Jack Coyle will lead the Clown
?and. The II street cars Will stop
It the place and ample space has been
'rovided for the parking OF auto
mobiles. The following will net as
= reception committee: Thomas j.
Nitzgerald. James 4. Sullivan. Harry
e. Brooks. John Farrell Bill Flcishell.
Iohn J. Gillipsie. Thomas 4: Helan.
lin O'Nefl and DIR. A. ID. Wilkinson.
Washington Council recently paid
honor to Wallace Morris. who for
many years was its warden. by
presenting him with a handsome
watch.
Kcane Council Thursday evening
Will have the first degree eXemplifed
% a large class followed by smoker
'amas p. MrKeon and his committee.
An interesting program OF social ac-
-iVities is said tn have been mapped
out for this fall and winter The
big surprise will he held Thursday
evening. November %.
Carroll Council met Tuesday even
ng. with Deputy Grand Knight John
r. Lynch In the chair. Grand Knight
Ryan hc'ng In Pittsburgh. Following
the business meeting a social enter
ta'nment was given. under the
auspices of the lecturer Miss Vera
Bovella entertained with interpreta-
live dances. accompanied on the
oiano by Miss Dorothy Connors and
Rovden Dixon and Hardan Castle en-
terta ned with songs and monologues
accompanied by Christopher Tenley
Plans are now under way for the
celebration on December 25 of the
councilS twenty-1fth anniversary
Mr.. Frank Davis is general chairman
of the committee on ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star., 1923-10-21
ROYAL ARCANUM.

visitors night was observed by Kis-
met Council Wednesday night, when
many of the various councils of the
district and Baltimore were present.
After short session n. A. Davis, field
deputy Of this Jurisdiction gave a Sc
'-ies Of sleioht -of-hand tricks. Grand
Regent II; Takes made IN address
on "Fraternalism'' and the Kisnet or
ches'Ta rendered several selections,
The first Of the series of card
parties of the LOYAL Ladies viii be held
tomorrow night in G. A r. Hall. Mrs.
W. j. Goodwin will have charge. assist
ed by Ms. G. c. Cotton, Corbin Birch
and A. G. Giles.
MuniciDal Council ''boosters'-the
lambs Clrb-was entertained by w II.
oBrien Saturday night, when the ladies'
also We're invited
j. II. Whalen entertained the officers
If I<fSrlet Council and some invited
members Of other councils at his sum
mer home on the Potomac last Sunday.
Capitol Council will meet Thursday
ni"ht in Pythiau Temple
Regent II. \. Kulze OF Municipal
Council is holding classes Of instruction
after each session of the ,,nIuCIl
Evening star., 1923-10-21

The Women's Eastern Star Club,
United States Treasury Department,
met October IL. at the home of Mrs.
Arnie c. Miller, Chevy Chase, Md.
After the regular business meeting
luncheon was served.
Evening star., 1923-10-21

Matron Marie L. Stebbins of Brook
land Chapter. No. IL announce that
: next Wednesday evening will be the
occasion of the official grand vista
grand matron and patron and other
grand officers,
Evening star., 1923-10-21
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Evening star., 1923-10-21

High Priest r. B. Behrend an
nounceS the appointment OF NJ. Is
yerger as assistant secretary during
the illness of William A. Craig. sec
retary OF La Fayette Royal Arch Chap
ter, and has directed that all business
If the Secretary's office be transacted
with him until further notice.
Evening star., 1923-10-21

ter will hold a rummage sale at 201s
Georgia avenue. October %, %. "a for
the benefit of the hospital fund for
the Masonic and Eastern Star home.
After its meeting tomorrow night the
chapter will be given a talk by Miss
Edith Williams on her recent trip
abroad.
Evening star., 1923-10-21

Potomac Lodge, No. 5, announces
entertainment for its grand visitation
W edEe Sday evening, November . the
lodge dances will he resumed and the
e. A. degree is announced for NovenI-
hnr
Evening star., 1923-10-21

The officers of the grand chapter
Will pay Friendship Chapter their an
nual grand visitation Tuesday at $3.50
pm. The ways and means commit
tee announce a chicken dinner and
! bazaar at the Masonic Hall. Tenley-
, town, next Thursday and Friday, also
halloween masquerade dance Octo-
ber 81.
Evening star., 1923-10-21

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Craftsman Club gave banquet Sat
Arday 4 week age at the colonias !
mistress of tsasts. Dancing and card
games followed the banquet, at which
William IL. Holmes. president of the
Craftsman Club; Z. +. Birney, DR.
Mary Morey. Col. George f. 1jams
and J. Jerome Lightfoot were guests
Evening star., 1923-10-21
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Evening star., 1923-10-21

Unity Chapter will meet next Fri
day evening at which time the de-
Sr@es VIII be conferred. Upon the
completion Of work program will be
rendered. The chapter will hold q
baZaar and dinner from 5 TO 10 p m.
next "Wednesday I the Temple
pie.
Evening star., 1923-10-21

1~HE last services of the season
at Temple Heights, under
the auspices of the Grand
Lodge, will be held this aft
eraoon at 4 O'Clock. with Rev. W. S.
Abernathy, pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church. as speaker, and with music
by the quartet organized at the sug-
gestion of the late President Harding
and directe by Fred East.
Evening star., 1923-10-21

A meeting of the auxiliary home
board is to be held tomorrow at / 80
pm. at the temple
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
sheriff. ISRAEL.

morning at G:30 and Friday evening
ut SundOWn
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
AT THE ORPHEUM

Miss Frances White headlines n bill
at the Orpheum starting with today's
matinee that should be capable of sat
isfying the most discriminating of
vaudeville patrons. This star is re-
turning to vaudeville after several sue
cessful seasons in musical comedy
where she has been hearlded rs one
of the stages most distinctive per-
sonalities. As singing comedian Miss
White is without equal.
Miss Juliet, another feature of this
bill. is one of the best mimics on the
stage today. This talented little mimic
has gallery of over $50 personality
portraits of men and women famous
on the stage the world over. She
can switch from Lloyd George to Eddie
Cantor and hardly turn hair.
LeMaire and Phillips, both having
been featured comedians of several
Broadway shows, are~twO other stars
that 20 to make this weeks bill an ey-
ceptional one. They present comedy
skit that is one of the most laugh-pro-
voking in vaudeville.
Melissa Ten Eyck and Max Weily.
after having appeared in many of the
grent baIlets. have Arranged an act
composed of dance stories, which is
staged in bizarre fashion. With its
gorgeous coloring and superb effects
this act is one of the most beautiful
and outstanding of vaudeville.
Thomas ]. Ryan, n veteran star OF
vaudeville. appears in new sketch,
Ahead of the Times in which he re-
wives that beloved stage character
Mike Haggerty.' Mr.. Ryan is well
known to the patrons of the two
day having played in vaudeville for
fifty years.
Paul Kirkland and Company, the
way i'm which Mr.. Kirland prefers to
he billed offers an act full Of sur
prises the entire time he is on the
shge, finishing with an amazing lad
der trick.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
THE JEWISH EDUCATIONAL
ALLIANCE

very enjoyable meeting of the
Jewish Educational Alliance took place
at the Sheltenham School Tuesday eve
ming, Sept. 9th. The program started
with reading by Mr.. Jacob Goldman
on New Thought" after which there
was very lengthy and Interesting dis
cussion, as to whethe0 New Thought
accomplishes the ends it is supposed to-.
Mr.. Nathan Kleinstein then gave n
Jewish reading, entitled 1.-THE Dying
IIeine" written by that great author.
IIcine, himself. The program ended
With reading of "Thanatopsis" by
Mr. Harry Kaufman, who afterwnrd
gave his Impressions of the exact mean-
ing of the beautiful poem A specially
arranged program is being planned for
neyt week. The public is cordially in
yiiel
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11

statement of the Ownership. Management.
Circulation, etc., REQUIRED by the Act OF
Jewish News published weekly at Den
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State of Colorado .s
Before me, u Notary Public In and for
the State and county aforesaid, personally
appeared Victor Neuhaus, who. having
and says that he Is the Editor OF the
Denver Jewish News. and that the follow
and befief, n true statement of the owner
ship. management (and II a daily paper
the circulatiOn). etc.. Of the aforesaid pub
lication for the dnte shown in the above
caption, required by the Act Of August -.
1912, embodied in section 4i3, Postal Laws
aud Regulations, printed on the reverse OF
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publisher. editor, managing editor. and
NAME OF"e p. o. ADDRESS
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t,di,Sq CO. Phoebe snmmers-.. e Denver. Colo.
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addresses Of individual owners. or. II n cor:
poration, give its name and the names and
addresses of stockholders. owning or hold.
Ing l per cent more OF the total amount
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not only the list of stockholders ana Sc
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The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL

Services will be held at Temple
Emanuel 10th avenue and Pearl street
at 7:45 Friday evening. Dr. william
s. Friedman. will speak on Rest and
Recreation or Work and Play" All
are welcome.
Services are held every Saturday at
10 30 A. NJ. DR. VIM. s. Friedman will
speak on THE Tree of Life"
n Junior Congregation.
The Junior Congregation will meet
Sunday at 10 80 o'clock. All those
desiring to join please inform Mr. Her
man Brown, 1859 Marion street.
The Temple Religious School.
The Religious School of Temple
Emanuel is now thoroly organized
Pupils who desire TO register for the
coming term must do so not later than
Sunday morning, October Nth at 10
o'clock.
Post Graduate Classes
The Post Graduate class will meet
Sunday morning at 10 30 in the TEN
pie proper.
Bible Class
The Bible class will open its years
sessions on Saturday afternoon, Oct.
18th. Mrs. Henry Schwartz Jr., will
speak on 1.-The Bible" DIR. William s.
Friedman will speak on Whats Going
ON in the World"
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
u. S. A. GIRLS.

A regular meeting o fthe U. s. A.
Girls was held at the home of Miss
Eva Emernoff on October 4th. Election
of officers took place and the follow
ing were elected: Miss Anna Weiser,
president: Mrs. Joe Sheftel, vice-presi-
dent Miss Ida Lamont, secretary. and
Miss Betty Strauss. treasurer.
The club has n number of affairs
planned for the near future which
promise to he quite interesting. AT
the next meeting of the club. install
lation of officers will take place. also
initiation of two new members. Misses
Jane Myerson and Goldie Miller were
voted into the organization several
weeks ago.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
ONLY JEWISH MUSIC STORE IN
STATE LOCATED HERE.

Joe Phillips Music Store at 3229
West Colfax avenue is the only shop
of its kind in this part of the country.
Besides dealing in Columbia Graf
onolas. yictrolas, Pianos, Record AL
buns and other supplies. Mr.. Phillips
handles a complete and up to date line
of Jewish and Hebrew Records as well
as music for the Piano in Jewish.
These records are not limited in num-
ber or variety, for one may obtain
those of the renowned cantor Josef
Rosenblatt, or Yes, We Have No Bal
nasas." sung in Jewish. Everyone is
cordially invited to a free demonstra-
tion of any Victor Record
The store is open every evening till
10 o'clock as well as all day on Sun
days.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
SIGMA ALPHA PHI

The Sigma Alpha Phi girls were the
ho;tesscs of NJ shower given i'll honor
of Miss Ida Seidner. Mt the home of
Miss Sadye Irene Walk. THE color
scheme was carried out in white and
green. Miss Goldie Walk entertained
the guests by dancing two solos. The
Misses Sarah Judd. Pearl Schecter,
Diana Sherman and Gertrude Walk
were the fortunate ones winning the
prizes in Bridge. Miss Seidner will
become the bride of Mr.. Morris Sun
shine. Oct. 2S-S. /. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
Clubs
PYRAMIDS.

A regular meeting of the Pyramids
was held at the home of Mr.. Hyman
Hirsh on Oct. 2, An enjoyable time
was had by all
Arrangements are being made for
our first event of the season. King
Tut Halloween party at the home of
Mr.. Iifeing Rosen on Wednesday eve
ming, Oct. 81. to be given in honor of
Mr.. John Straltzer and his financee,
Miss Sarah Safran.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
Y. o. Y. GIRLS

A very interesting meeting OF the
]. O. Y. Girls was held at the home
of Miss Rose Sniderman. Oct 3, I'm
portant matters were discussed for
the future. Refreshments We're serv-
ed with social hour. Miss Alice
Rubin was the guest of the club.
The girls enjoyed n box party at the
Orpheum Friday night. October D
L. H.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
BETH JOSEPH.

Beth Joseph Synagog, 9th and Cur
It's street, daily services G :45 n. IN. and
Mt sundcwn Saturday. a. IN.
Hebrew School.
The Hebrew school of the Beth JOS
eph has lately been reorganiZed under
n good board of education, who have
engaged Mr.. 1sraelite, competent
teacher and scholar, registration of
new pupils will take place. School is
opened every day from TO -, Fri
DAYS also.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-11
BETH HA MEDROSH
HAGODOL

Services: This Friday night, Oc-
tOber u. the Synagog will hold the
opening late Friday evening service,
of the twenty-second season. The serv-
ice league has mobilized the synagog
spiritual forces to make the opening
night memorable In the history of the
congregation.
The music will he in charge of Cam
tor Kvartin and trained choir. Rabbi
c. II. Kauvar will give an address on,
interpreting Our Times and will re-
view the outstanding events of 5GS3.
the year that has passed into history.
a reception will follow the service.
Services begin promptly at 7:45.
Daily services are held every morn
ing at @ 30 in the Synagog Beth Hamie-
drosh and every evening at sunset.
: Schools: The Synagog schools are
In full swing. The Denver Hebrew
school is in charge of Mr.. NJ. Levy.
the learned leader of the Synagog
Adult club in Talmud. Hebrew classes
held sessions daily between and
G:30. The Religious school will close
its registration on Sunday. Oct. IA.
The synagog high school department
hns opened and sessions are held on
Sunday morning Mt 9:3O. For registra-
tion call Miss Rose Snremsky. Denver
Jewish News. ,
Sabbatb>sccial: On Saturday, Sep
tember %. Mr.. B. De waltor was
host at the Sabbath Social in honor
Of his at-grandsOn. Solomon Sal
kind Knuvar. Mrs. l.. X. Sigman was
hostess on Saturday afternoon. Sept.
90. Mrs. s. Mendelsohn will be hostess
Saturday. Oct. 6. October 13, Mrs.
Weinrub will he hostess.
On "Shabbas Bereshis' the "Chevra
Mishnayes" had charge of the reading
of the Law.
The b. NJ. II. Bulletin
Watch the B. NJ. II. Bulletin. 1t con-
tains all the news and it's fit to print
If you do not get it, then we have not
your correct address. Kindly notify
Mr.. A. Klein. 552 Marion street or call
him. S. 3Gj6-W and he will correct our
membership list.
On Sunday afternoon, September 30
Rabbi G. II. Kauvar addressed the Old
Folks Home and Hospital celebration
On Monday morning, October 1. DR.
G. II. Kauvar addressed the faculty and
students of Denver Uni, ersity and on
Wednesday, October 10, DIR. Kauvar
spoke before the SynagOg Ladies at
their regular meeting.
Mr.. Louis Marshall, honorary chair
man of the Jewish Theological Semin-
nry Campaign, wrote to Mr.. /. J..
KOlinsky, the president of our COngrc-
Cation, advising him that more than
400 representative Jews have accepted
membership on the National Campaign
committee. and added sit is of vital
Importance that our message be pre-
sentcd by speakers of ability thruout
the country and we earnestly desire
the indispensable help of Rabbi Hillel
c. Kauvar of your congregation to aid
us.
"It is hardly necessary for me to
state that you and your associates
could make no finer contribution to the
spiritual progress of American Jewry
than by releasing your Rabbi, so that
we may be enabled to use his services
for about four weeks during which
time we hope to have him visit num-
country and address mass meetings fol
our Cause"
Most probably Rabbi Kauvar will
leave Denver the latter part of October
in the interests of the American Semin
ary Campaign.