The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-13

THE Cronies." Denver's most recent
addition to the social group Of Jewish
clubs. have finally closed negotiations
for their house. The building is sit
uatcd in n fashionable section of the
city. and consists Of six guest rooms
two servants rooms, a beautiful ball
room with n capacity of thirty people
and three-tablc billiard room, which
is to serve as Il den. The home is of
The most modern architecture and will
be used exclusively for social entertain
mcntS and recreational purposes. The
membership is limited 10 Is, with an
age limit of 10 to %. Membership by
vote only. Further details of the new
organization will he made public after
the election Of officers takes place. 1t
might he mentioned that the purchase
of this beautiful club house was made
possible by the generous contribution
Of the father of one of the leading
members.
Mr.. ID. Tober, who was visiting in
Los Angeles. has returned TO the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman BcndiN enter
tnined at dinner in their home last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Goldblatt announce
the engagement of their daughter Anna
to Reuben Axler, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. j. AXler.
A meeting of the brotherhood of the
II. NJ. ii. Synagogue WAS held last
night. An election of officers took place
and the returns will he announced in
the next issue Of the Denver Jewish
News.
Master Edward Lee Timble. son of
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Timblc. is the
youngest member of the Denver Shell
tering Hcmc. He is five months old
and contributes five dollars year as
his membership dues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shurkin an
nouncc the engagement of their sister
Shirley to Mr.. Max Rothhcrg of this
city. No definite date has been set for
the wedding.
Prof. and Mrs Kaplan entertained
several friends at their home Saturday
evening. Among the distinguished
guests were DIR. and Mrs. ii. Kauvar.
Kantor. Kwartin and DIR. and Mrs. ID.
Block.
Mrs. Aron Wandcl. Mrs. Dave Wan
del and Mrs. Jacob Wandcl. were the
most charming hosts-ses at Il beauti-
fully appointed Luncheon and shower,
mt the Cafe Alpine Rose, last Tuesday,
Dec. 4th. given in honor of Miss Esther
Rosenberg. n bride Of the coming
month. Covers We're laid for eighty
guests. Bridge wHs the diversion of
the afternoon. Miss Rosenberg was the
recipient of many beautiful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shurkin en-
tcrtained at n family dinner last sun
day evening in honor of the engage
mcnt of their sister Shirley to Mr. Max
Rothberg.
Mrs X. RindskOpf and Art Rinds-
kopf have returned to Denver to make
their home here and are now located at
1912 Race st. where they will he
pleased to see their many friends after
January 1st.
Mr.. Louis Greenwald, who is con-
ncctcd with the Murphy -Mahoney Mo-
tor Company. has been officially recog-
niZed as the champion salesman in
Colorado.
Mrs. B. NJ. Steinberg and son. Junior.
will depart Saturday for an extended
trip through the East.
Mrs. l.. KatZ of 251G Vine ST has ms
her house guest her niece. Miss Anna
Goldstein. who just arrived here from
Germany
Mrs. NJ. Hurwitz of 2511 Franklin
st. will leave for Houston, Texas, to
attend the wedding of her son, who is
practicing medicine in that city.
Mrs. Milton Guldman OF California
is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Fried
man. who is convalescing after her re-
cent illness.
Mrs. Arthur Oberfelder and Mrs
Nose Marx are visiting in Cincinnati
and are expected home by Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fl. Guldman have
returned from California. where they
visited their children.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Fisher of
1411 Gilpin ST are the proud pareutS