The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-01
Cheyenne Ne,os
BY ABE GoLDsTEIN


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One of the most brilliant affairs of
the season was II surprise miscellan-
eors shower given by Mrs Max Brun-
stein. Saturday evening, for Miss Lii
liam Brunstein bridc-to-be of next
month The setting resembling camp
fire scene WIS beautiful as well as uni
que. The guests congregating Indian
fashion about glowing artificial bon
fire above which hung a hugh cauldron
heaped with beautiful gifts for the
bride. The decorations were carried
out In The spirit of Halloween. with
Jack OLanterns and soft glowing
candles. After displaying the gifts.
delicious luncheon was served. Among
those who enjoyed the affair were the
Mesdames Norris Cohen. Abe Goldstein.
Sam Shuman. Louis Goldstein. Joe
Stark Sarah Marchick Morris Paster-
mack. Herman Pastcrnack. Samuel Zall,
Krulack Richard X. Poole. j. udeviiz,
Dave Herman. Neil w. Kinball. John |
Fleming Francis Morris. II. Rosemnn.
Engerman of California. and the Misses
Sophie Burgess. Pcarlc and Ida Bron-
stine. Ruth schwartz and Helen Eng
srrom. Miss Brunstein is leaving for
Detroit. Mich. next month where her
inancce DIR. Charles !. Davis is con-
nccted with the Government Inspection
Department. Mrs. Max Brunstein will
he remembered as Miss Orensten. the
.,f NJ tan i
of 14O2 Meade street.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Segal of 12G Laport
avenue. Fort Collins announce the ar
rival of n baby girl on Oct. 24th at
II 20. Their many friends extend their
ngratuiations and best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Spiegelman
had invited the members of Mt. Sinia
Congregation and members of the B'nai /
Birth Lodge to attend the Bar AIitzvah |
of his son. Edward at B. NJ. II. Syna-
cog in Denver on saturday, Oct. 9th.
Mr. Maurice Spiegelmnn was n former
resident here and is well known.
Mrs. S. Bronstein and two daughters
Peryle and Ida accompanied by the
formers sister. Mrs. $. Kalman and |
small son Howard. left Cheyenne Mon |
day for California where they will |
| spend the winter season, They were
the guests of Mrs. NJ. Schwartz and
fnmily, mother of Mrs. Bronstein and
Mrs. Kalman.
Mr.. Jacob Sherman who recently J
moved to Los Angeles. Calf, arrived
in Cheyenne Sunday evening to attend
to business here.
Mr.. sam Marchick with his two sons,
Joe and Ben made IA business trip to
Denver Sunday returning to Cheyenne
Monday.
Mrs. Bernard Davis returned Mon
day to Cheyenne from Denver, where
she spent very pleasant wech with
her two daughters and sons-in-law, Mr..
Mrs. Harry Goldberg.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Julius Pizer of North |
Platte. Nebr. stopped in Cheyenne for
few days on their return trip from
an extended visit in Los Angeles with
their daughter. Mrs. Sam Bergman of
that city. They spent very pleas
ant two months visiting and travelling
and report Los Angeles very hos
pitable city.
Miss Julia Shapiro was hostess mt Il
party celebrating her birthday Sunday, |
October IA given at the home of her |
parents. Dancing aud games We're the
amuscments of the evening. At mid |
night delicious luncheon was serv-
cd. Those present We're the Misses |
Florence Goldfarb, Esther Stark, Mary |
Mnrchick. Margaret Gcdfarb, Mary |
Stark. Bertha Schapiro. the Mcssrs.
William Stein. Abe Gcrtz, Ben March
icb. Sol Bernstein. Maurice vcta, Dave |
Schwartz and Max Wolff.
Miss Anna Goltlstcm and Miss Betty |
Nimmo gave IL Halloween party Thurs
day evening ut the home of Miss Annu I
Goldstcins parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
GoitlStein. About sixteen Of the little
friends of the hostesscs were invited to |
partakc of the fun. The house was |
very attructivcly decorated in keeping I
with the spirit of the time. Jack
OLaterns and black cats tnking
possession Of the rooms Many of the
guests wore costumes and all of them /