The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-26

business.
Miss Molly Shnplro left for Den
yer where she Will spend her vaca.
tlon as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Cohn.
Miss Fannie Iieinor arrived from Pu.
cblo to spend her vacation with her
aunt ana uncle, Mr. aud Mrs. Harry
Rosenbloom.
Mrs. sam vcta left for Denver
whore she will meet her sister, Mrs. Il,
Bloom Of Tulsa, Oklahoma who is also
visiting her parents in Denver
Mr.. aud Mrs. Morris krulak motorcd
to Horse Greek Sunday to visit their
son, Victor who Is spending his va
cation on u nearby ranch aud also
taking an agricultural course.
The entertainment and dance given
by the Young Judcans Sunday eve
ming. June % was great success. The
orchestra conducted by Mr. Morris WAX
helped make the AFFAIR exceedingly
pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs, Louie Veta and family
departed for Estes Park where they
will remain for a week. They will re-
turn In time 10 attend the Ladies'
Auxiliary picnic next Sunday of which
Mrs. veta is president.
Funeral services for Mrs 7. Smith
We're held Sunday Mt 10 o'clock from
the home Mrs. Smith passed away
Saturday, June 2lst. She was born in
the state of Minsk, Russia and was
thirty eight years old. A husband, Mr..
p. Smith and II son, Harry survive.
Mrs. Louis Leon Of Akron, Colo, has
been visiting with her sister and broth
er-ln-luw, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rosen-
bloom for the past week. She left for
Denver Monday TO spend few days
with her parents before returning home.
She was extensively entertained while
in Cheyenne.
Miss Anna Goldstein left Tuesday for
Denver to spend couple weeks with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Waldman. She will also visit her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs g. Goldberg
Of 1910 Monroe street and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs Israel Osman who are
travelling in the interests of the Day"
were in Cheyenne Tuesday, \ rccep-
tion was given for them at the home
of Air and Mrs. Abe Goldstein. Proml
nent Jews Of the town were present
aud Mr.. Osman delivered an address
of the Jewish topics of the day.
In the Cheyenne schools the follow
Ing Jewish pupils gained recognition
on the honor roll during the past sem
ester. High school: Julia Shpairo,
Morris Hoffman, and Israel Rosen.
Grades: Harry Mendelsohn, Isadore
KOhon, Julius Stark, Mary GoldStein,
Mary Levin, Pearl Veta, Marjorie Kan
tor, Lbbie Hoffman, Victor Krulak,
Anna Goldstein, Lillian Meltz, Mar
garct Pasternack, Dorothy Kohon,
Leonard Ler, Edward Swartz Sam
Rosen, Irene Stark, Fannie Chvar,
Judith Kantor, Phyllis Veta, Israel
Cooper, and ROsalic Stark.
a joint meeting of the Ladies Aux
iliury and the faculty Of the Sunday
School Class of the Mt. Sinai CQngrega-
tion. of which Miss Carry GoIdfarb is
president, was held in order TO make
arrangements for the Sunday School
picnic TO be held June 20 at Camp
Stool, fifteen miles from Cheyenne.
This will be an opportunity for both
young and old 10 eujoy themselves.
Diverse entertainments have been ar
ranged for the children and numerous
good things are in store for all who
attend. The children are requested to
gather at S \. NJ. ut the MI. Sinai Con
gregation where trucks will he furnish
ed to take them out to he picnic
grounds.
Miss Julia Shapiro WIS hostess at II
charmingly arranged party at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. $. Shapiro,
Games and series of clever readings
by Dayc Swartz aud VIII Stein occu-
pied the guests before the dancing.
At midnight a delicious lunch was serv-
ed Guests sharing in the pleasant
party were: Misses Florence Gold
farb, Esther Stark, Mary MarChick,
Ruth Swartz, Mary Stark, Margaret
Goldfarb, and Bertha Shapiro, Messrs :
David Swartz, Maurice NetH, VIII
Stein, Harry Gross, Sol Bernstein, Isaac
Hoffman and Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Meadow,