The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-02

Miss Gladys Garf left for the east
to be gone indefinitely. She will visit
many points en- route east anticipating
a delightful trip.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Shrayer of GOldsboro, N.
c., Mrs. H. Edelstein and two children
from St Louis are the house guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edelstein of this city.
Miss Rheabelle Hrach, daughter of
MFR. and Mrs. r. David Hirsch is leav-
ing for Boston to enter Simmons col
|,lese in the fall. En- route she will stop
liz Cleveland and New York City.
The members of the Tuesday club
were entertained with luncheon by
Mrs. Walter Litchenstein.
Miss Ruth Posner gave delightful
afternoon Friday for a number of her
young friends.
Mrs. Sydney Kohn will entertain
the younger set in her home Friday
afternoon complimentary to her neice,
Miss Mary Evelyn Sommer
Mr. Milton Anfenger is expected
home the latter part of this present
week.
Mr. Nathan Mestel. former Denverite,
now connected with the Midwest LOan
Office of Laramie, wyo., who was
spending his vacation in colorado, was
in Denver the early part Of the week,
land left for home Monday evening.
An elaborate dance called the uni
que Dance is being planned for the
night OF October 14th. 1t will be some
thing different. something worth while
Hooking forward to.
Mr.. and Hrs. Henry Redak, and
baby are motoring from Oklahoma City
to Denver to visit for two weeks or
more with their mother, Mrs. s. Radek,
sisters Hiida, Helen and brothers, Her
man and william Radek. From Dem
ver they will motor to Colorado Springs
Land other interesting Colorado points.
Mr.. Keller who has summer bunga-
low In Estes Park. spent several days
this past week in Denver.
The officers of the Denver Slieltering
Home extend their thanks and deep ap-
preciation to the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
tho Ex-Pnhent's Home for the delight
full picnic given to the children Mt
Elitch's Gardens on July 9th. The chik
dren spent n most enjoyable after
noon.
II Mr.. and Mrs A. Grosxman have M
their guest, their brother and sister
in-law, Mr. and Mrs David Greenwald
OF Columbus, Ohio
Mrs. ]. Kaminsky and little daughter,
Irene Ruth, of LaGrange, Georgia, are
spending their vacation with friends
and relatives in Denver and Manitou
Springs, where they are being delight
fully entertained. Mrs. Kaminsky will
be remembered as Miss Mollye Sail
man.
Mr. Mack Schriber, formerly of Den
YER, Colo, now n resident of Atlanta,
Georgia, leaves Atlanta August 9Th. to
attend the convention of the Knights of
Khorassan In Portland. Ore. and en-
route home will stop in Denver, where
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Levine and fam
lily nre ut Hot Sulphur Springs for
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Wagner,
formerly of 1911 e. Goth Ave. this city
have moved to Larmie.. Wye, where
they will start i'm the Mems Furnishing
business and make their future home
here and take this means of bidding
heir friends goodbye.
Mrs. Pauline Lazarus and children of
| Bayoone, n. j. who were the house
guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Walk, for the past week have
left for Los Angeles, Calf, where they
will visit relatives.
The Misses Anne Mellman, Eugenia
i ISilberring. Emma Banner, and Esther
Sapper spent a most delightful week
end at the Y. W. Lookout camp.
Mrs. Sarah Cooplin who is EN- route
from Philadelphia to her home in San
lFranisco is visiting with her sister.
Mrs. H. PoOley.
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