The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-24

| mr.. nathan kleinstein OF Denver Is
in Cheyenne for Frontier Days.
Mrs. Sarah Goldstein Is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Rose Shuman.
| Mr.. s. Rosenberg, proprietor Of the
Gem. arrived from Denver to spend
the week taking in the Rodeo.
Mr.. Litman Schcchtcr of Denver is
visiting his sister, Mrs. San Veta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Freed motorcd
to Denver, Saturday, returning home
Monday.
Mr.. Joe Miller Of Denver, was a
business visitor in Cheyenne last week.
Mr.. Goldhammer Of the Colorado
Novelty was in Cheyenne on business
last Thursday.
| Mrs. David Kantor and children ar
rived from Grand Rapids, Mich, TO
make their future home in Cheyenne.
Mr.. Joe Goldberg and Mr.. Sam
Stark will leave the first part of the
month on camping trip to Yellow
stone Park. They will return by way
Of Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinie Shuman ar
rived from Rawlins to spend some time
in Cheyenne looking after business in
terests.
Mrs. 81 Spiegelman and children Of
Denver are visiting with Mrs. Spiegel-
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gold
farb. They will remain here during
Frontier Days.
Mrs. Saul Zuckerman and children
Of Fort Morgan arrived In Cheyenne
to take in Frontier Days. They are
the guests Of Mrs. Zuckerman's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goldfarb.
Miss Esther Millstein is Denver
visitor during Frontier Days.
Mr.. Saul Stark left for Colorado
Springs and Manitou to remain few
days. He will be accompanied home
by his mother, Mrs. Sam Stark, who
will spend the summer in Cheyenne.
Mrs. Kranz left for New York on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
She will also visit her son. Eliot, who
is student of commercial law in that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kalman enter
tanned at their home in Pershing
Heights, Sunday night, in honor Of
Mrs. Charles N. Bronstine of Long
Beach, Cal Covers were laid for six
teen. Auction Bridge and Ma-Jongg
were played after dinner.
The Bar Mitzah of Isadore Lozob-
nuk. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lo-
zobnuk, was held July 10Th at the
Synagogue. Services were conducted
by Reverend A. Rosen. His knowledge
of the Hebrew work resulted in Bar
Mitzah which was a credit to his
parents, his instructor, his synagogue
and his people.
Phyllis and Miles Veta were host
and hostess at party Sunday after
noon when they entertained in honor
of Rose Sachter and Gladys Cohon,
who are visiting here from Denver.
The afternoon was spent at playing
outdoor games and the lucky prize
winners were Gladys Cohon, Anna
Goldstein, Rose Sechter and Miles
Veta. A delicious luncheon was
/ served to the guests who included /:
Rose Sachter, Pearl Veta, Gladys
Cohon, Anna Goldstein, Lynette Veta,
Phyllis Veta, Bernhardt Goldstein,
Oscar Komisar. lizzie Lozobnuk and
Miles Veta.
Anna Goldstein was hostess at a
charming party given last Friday at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Abe Goldstein, 321 West 1th street. A
group of eighteen friends gathered Mt
two-thirty O'Clock to help Anna cele-
brate her eleventh birthday. Games
and music were the pastime of the
afternoon. First prize was won by
Ruth Goldstein and second by Esther
levin. At O'Clock the guests were
seated at a prettily arranged table
with huge birthday cake with pink
candles for center piece. Guests in
cluded: Irene Shuman, Ruth Gold
stein, Rose Sachter, Lynette Veta,
Fannie Komisor, Rosie Stark, Eugene
May Schlittcr, Phyllis Veta, Esther
Levin, Rose Goldstein, Freda Veta,
Mildred Herman, Irene Stark, Gladys
Cohon, Mildred Veta, Helen Marchick,
Margaret Pasternack, Gladys Gold
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