The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-10
Cheyenne Neus
BY ABE GOLDSTEIN

| InStallatlon oi SihcefS was held at
X. G. Hall on Sunday, January 9th,
1924, by the Cheyenne Lodge, No. SS3,
I. o. Il. II. Mr.. Louis Lipson of Ft
Collins. state Deputy for the state of
Wyoming. installed the following of
ficers:
Mr.. Jacob Kranz. monitor: Mr.. Louis
Veta. president; DIR. /. L. Davis, vice
president Mr.. Sam Stark, treasurer:
Mr.. Jacob Meltz, secretary: Mr.. NJ. ii.
Cohen. trustee: Mr. Sam Shuman. as
sistant monitor: Mr.. Allen Goldforb.
warden: Mr.. Abe Goldstein, guardian.
Mr.. II. Pasternack was appointed
master of ceremonies.
Interesting speeches were given by
Brother Louis Veta and Brother Lip.
son.
Brother Kranz, Monitor, presented
to Brother LipsOn, first president of
the Cheyenne Lodge. first monitor of
Cheyenne Lodge, and State Deputy for
the state of Wyoming, beautiful gold
watch. from the members of Lodge No
SS:'. as n token of their high esteem
and affection.
Following the installation rcccp-
tion and dance We're given in honor of
Brother LipsOn. Refreshments We're
served during the evening A large
number enjoyed the hospitality of the
Lodge.
Mrs. Sam Zall is spending week |
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Max
Goldberg in Denver.
Miss Gertrude Udevitz of Casper, is |
visiting in Cheyenne with her brother
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Udcvitz
and Mrs. Max Schwartz.
Miss Adeline Lipson left Saturday i
for Ft. Collins to spend New Years
with, her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Lipson. Several affairs have been
planned in her honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bronstcin an
nouncc the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Ida Beatrice to Mr.. Harry
Schwartz of this city. Miss Bronstcin
is graduate Of Cheyenne High school
and is very talented musician. Mr..
Schwartz is a promising young bust
ness man of this city. AT present Miss
Bronstein is spending the winter in
California with her mother and sis
ter.
Installation of officers was held at
the X. C. Hall on Sunday, January
9th. by the Cheyenne Ladies' Auxiliary
Lodge No. SO, !. o. r. Il. The Lodge
was very much honored in having Mr.
l.. LipsOn. Wyoming state Deputy of I
the l. o. II. b. as their installing Of
ficer. Mrs. Il. Viscnberg held the much
respected position of Mistress of Cere
monies. The officers installed were as
follows: Mrs. Rose Schwartz presi-
dent: Mrs. l.. Vcta. treasurer: Miss
Rose GOldstein. secretary: Miss Rose
Shaffer. guide: Miss Sarah Davis. SEN
tinel Mrs. a. KantOr. monitress: Mrs.
j. Stark. trustees. The vice-president.
Mrs. j. Kranz and Guardian. Mrs. S.
Shuman, being out of town, they are
to he installed by the president at the
next regular meeting.
Mr.. l.. Lipson .as installing officer.
gave the first address which was fol-
lowed by short speeches by several of
the officers and members. The Ladies'
Auxiliary Lodge No. 36. /. o. b. b.
is looking forward to the year 1924
as one which shall distinguish their
4, TIL,
ments.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dabe
WOOlfe was the setting for a charm
ing bridge given on Sunday evening.
About 20 guests enjoyed the evening.
Misses Esther Stark and Mary Stark
entertained at an informal dancing
party in hcnor of their cousin. Miss
Esther Peters. of Denver. A delightful
luncheon was served ut n late hour.
Miss Sarah Slverstein entertained at
a delightful bridge party at her home
on East Goth, Friday night. a delici-
,Ous repast was served. Misses Ger
trude Udevitz, Elsie Goldfarb, Carrie
Goldfarb. Adeline Lipson. Ruth
Schwartz. Esther Davis, Sarah Davis,
Rosel Shafer. and Molly Shapiro, were
the recipients of the gracious hospital
ity of the hostess, Miss Slvcrstcin.
Mrs. Sol Zuckerman of Ft Morgan,
Cello, is spending few weeks in
Cheypnnp aS guest of her Darents Mr.
and Mrs 4. Goldfarb
Miss Ester Snyder of Sydney, Nebr.,
is at present making her home at
Cheyenne She is affiliated with the