The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-29


week.
Mesdames Julius Wallbrunn and ST.
mon Bitterman were the hostesses Of
their club ut Progress club on Friday
last.
Mr.. Adolph Kahn an old time resi-
dent of Denver, now residing in New
York was g,rest Mt the Albany last
week
Nr<Al Price left for the east Thurs
duy on business to be given for short
time.
Mrs. william Friedman after visit
in New York CRY. where she met her
mother who has returned from trip
abroad arrived home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pansy F. Cohan of 1OG4
Cook strict have moved into their new
home Mt G15 Clarkson.
The friends of Mr.. Oscar Wetzlar
will regret to hear that he is still con-
fined to his home.
The Board of Directors and the chill
dren of The Sheltering Home take this
means OF expressing their gratitude to
Mr.. and Mrs. Katz for the Sabbath din
ner given to the children on Sunday.
Nov. "a. The dinner was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Katz in honor Of their little
boys recovery from serious acci-
dent. After n pleasant dinner the chill
dren played games. Many Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Katz's friends were present, which
added greatly to the success of the day
The following children. Margaret Rich
man. Ruth Richman. Gladys Friedland
Irene Brilliant, Rose Ginsberg. Isadore
Friedland, Melba Berland. Lloyd Craft.
Stewart Craft. Dorothy Barnett, Eva
Bauer. Celia Atlivnick. Mildred COhn.
Lillian Rcvis, Kingdom Hirsch, Cecile
Barnett. Marion Schwartz. Helen Zelin-
koff and Sophie Milstein. displayed nm
usual talent In musicale given be-
fore a large and appreciative audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hun mOtOrcd
down from Loveland and spent Friday
in Denver.
| Mr.. Ezra ,Baer returned from three
days business trip In Meeker.
Mrs. Julia Morris will soon depart
for Portland to visit with her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Smith have as
their house guest their nephew. AIR.
Nathan Smith ef Montreal. Canadn.
MIR. Smith is touring the United
States. He will depart Friday for
Pueblo to visit with relatives.
Mr.. George A. Levy former industrial
commissioner and resident of Denver
but 1t the present time residing In
Snn Francisco is directing the cam
paign in Southern California for the
million dollar endowment fund for the
Jewish Theological Seminary.
A number Of friends were entertain
/ pu SupkINt h'uhNas hhc"t
by Mr. and Mrs. 1. Cohen.
Mrs. Silverberg from Memphis, Tenn,
is in the city visiting with her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sydney Kohn.
Miss Leah Schriher, charming dnugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schriber, former
~ OF Denver. now a resident Of At
Iantn, Georgia, made her debut in So
ciety. She was assisted in entertain
| ing her guests by her sisters, Miss Rose
and HOllye Schriber. The lovely de-
butnnte received her guests in benu-
tiful henna gown trimmed in silver
spanish lace. The house was ella
borately decorated in the color scheme
Of pink and white tSweet Sixteen Col
0rs). The suvenirs were pieces of
sugar and bells tied In pink and white
ribbons. The hostess was the recipient
of many beautiful gifts. Games and
dancing lasted through the evening.
Fifty guests were entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Steinberger OF
2s1O Emerson left Tuesday for Califor-
min. They take this means of bidding
their friends goodbye.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zfgmund enter
tained 12 at Thanksgiving dinner.
The directors and children of the
Sheltering Home thank Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Hyman of 1926 Emerson for their
yearly gift of turkeys and their trim
mings for Thanksgiving dinner: also
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Solomon of 1115