The Denver Jewish news., 1923-03-21
Social NetOs

Mr. ana MIS- George fafflS return
ed Wednesday, from months visit
in California.
A Setlar will be given thru Mrs.
Adolph Morris at the Beth Joseph syna-
cog for the children of the congregation
next Sunday morning. The entertain
ment given by the Council of Jewish
Women on Sunday the 18th for the
Young folks of the synagoe was great-
ly enjoyed over 100 were in attendance.
A musical program and games were the
main features of the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Baum and two
sons, Mrs. Phil Miller and little daugh-
Ter. Barbara Flo are leaving Friday
for visit to Grecnvillc, Miss. and
Jackson, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Shapiro entertain
, ed informally at dinner at the Alpine
Rose cafe Friday evening for Mrs. G.
Weiskopf.
The mclement weather didn't danpen
the enjoyment of Miss Annabcl Vein
berg and her small friends on Saturday,
when she entertained with party in
her home in honor of her ninth birth
day.
Miss Leonore Light is back to East
Denver High School after an absence
OF two weeks.
Mrs. Isaac \. Lurie who has been the
house guest of her son in law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cohn,
and the inspiration of many social af-
fairs departed Wednesday for her home
in Seattle. Wash.
| Mrs Ben Englander entertained her
club and an additional table of auction
with luncheon in her home Thursday.
Mrs. Blanche Simon departed Sunday
for an indefinite visit with her children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Hart Joseph in
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Mrs Kornman presided over an ella
foratcly appointed luncheon followed
by cards at the Brown Monday.
Mrs. S. Pisko. after an absence of
two months visit in New York City
and IL week spent with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Livingstone in Waterloo, Ia, re-
turned Wednesday TO Denver.
NVys. II I nal nj a. . n
the Sewing club with luncheon at the
Alpine Rose. followed by an after
noon in her home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hcidenhcimer OF
Great Falls, Mont. have named their
little daughter. Joan.
The first prize. Il box at the Orphcum.
given Mt the Beth Israel Mask ball
was won by Mrs. l.. L. Gusgcnhcim.
She was dressed rs Il rainbow.
The Council of Jewish Women thru
Mrs Walter Litchenstcin, the chair
man of the hospital committee will give
the children of the National Jewish
hospital seven candle sticks for the
Friday night lighting.
Mrs. Chas. Birnbaum presided over
Il delightful luncheon in her home Tues
day.
! Several clubs were postponed so that
the members could attend the opening
of Cafe Alpine Rose Wednesday eve
ming the 1lth. The cafe is one Of the
largest and most beautiful in the city,
and is modelled after the cafe Singers
inBasil, Switzerland. \ color scheme
of blue, gold and Alpine rose is used
! in the decorating.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greenclay were
the host and hostess of Il delightful din
ncr in their home Sunday evening.
Covers were laid for Ii.
Mrs Greenfield entertained the mem
hers of her sewing club Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. Isidorc Hilb departed the 10th
/ for New York City. He sailed the
10th on the steamer Auuatania arriv-
ing in Germany in time for Passover.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Michaeson prcsid-
cd over dinner entertaining twelve
guests in their home Thursday evening.
MeSdamcs VI. l.. Kahn, NJ. Kohn and
Il. II. Lcvcy are entertaining with II
series of auction luncheons at SG6
Adams. The first two of the series
were given Wednesday and Thursday
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee We'll were the