The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-16
Social News

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Miss jeanette Rather was the host
ess of her club the T. N. t., entertain
ing them Saturday with luncheon at
the Metropole, followed by theatre
party, honoring her birthday. Those
present were Edna Conner, Mildred
Kohnfelder, Alice Frumess, Rosalie
Buchman, Florence Toher, Helen Gar
fein; Betty Cohen, Bernadine Lorens,
Miriam Hellstein and Alberta Alta
walk.
Harry Snubart, sor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benedict Shubart, was chosen presi-
dent of the Senate Ia debating So
ciety), at the East Denver High
School this past week. This was an
honor for no one can fill the position
better than Harry Shubart.
The Sisters Club met Thursday
with Mrs. Melvin Schlesinger.
The Mems Discussio nClub met Sat
urday evening at the home of DR..
Bronfin. j. j. Lieberman reviewed
John Cournos book Babel" This was
followed by general discussion.
Mrs. Bertha Davidson and Mrs.
Harry J. Krohn returned Thursday
from three months sojourn to San
Francisco, where they were the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sold Davidson.
The Colorado Retail jewelers., who
met at Colorado Springs on May the
9th, elected Max Strasburg of Trim
idad president. Mr.. Strasburg was
vice-president of the association.
DR.. Robert Levy, Mrs. Levy and
Miss Marion Levy are at the present
time in Yokohama, Japan. They left
China before the capture of the tour
lists by Chinese bandits
An error was made in last weeks
Jewish News concerning luncheon
given by Mrs. Laskar Kohn. No
luncheon was given and the News
takes this means of correcting the an
nouncement.
On Tuesday, May 22nd, the second
day of Shabuoth, DR.. Kauvar will
dedicate the window at the B. NJ. H.
synagog in memory of the father of
Mrs. l. Rude, Joseph Mandles. The
design is appropriate and best-fitted
to the religious noble and philan-
thropic life led and lived by Mr.. Man
dies. The window represents the Tab
lets of the Law, with the ten COM
mandments, with the inscription "The
Torah is Tree of Life" Mr.. Man
dies was well known, respected and
loved, having lived in this community
for thirty years. His friends, admir-
crs and all interested are cordially in
vited to the synagog to attend the ded-
ication.
The large audience that attended
themceting of the Council of Jewish
Women were especially delighted with
the music given by Mrs. Rose Calm
sky Goldberg. She not only interprets
her selections in a charming manner,
but adds to her renditions by her gra
cious and pleasing personality.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Tober of 1874 St.
Paul will be at home to their friends,
Sunday, May goth, in honor of the
confirmation of their daughter, Flor
ence. No cards.
Mrs. David B. Cook was the hostess
of a delightful shower given at the d.
and +. tea room on Wednesday, May
9th, in honor of her sister, Minnie d.
Bernstone, u bride to be of June 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fishman and Mr..
and Mrs. B. Greenwald will receive in
honor of their daughters confirmation,
Naomi and Augusta, Sunday after
noon, 2 to s, at the home of Mrs. S. G.
Elbe, 751 Vine. No cards.
The following confirmants will be at
home at the Coronado Club, 1870
Clarkson street, Sunday afternoon,
May 20. Ralie Buchanan, Charlotte
Heitler, Lloyd Cramcr, Nathan
Grimes, Wolfrom Levy and Dolph
Steinberg. Miriam Hclstein will re-
ceive at s45 cook and Reta Roch at
965 Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Norris, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Morris will receive
Sunday, May Goth, at 1901 Franklin
in honor of the confirmation of their