The Denver Jewish news., 1924-02-14
Social Neuus

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The Brotherhood Of Temple Eman-
ucl will meet al supper at the Shirley
Savoy hotel Monday evening. February
1Sth. Rev. James Thomas will speak
on Does Religion Make For Personal
Ehiciency?" Those who desire tickets
for supper will kindly inform Mr.. Mil
ton NJ Schnycr care Bankers Build
ing and Loan Association. 1910 Glenarm
Place.
Mrs. VIM PaSsmOre Of Idaho Springs
her sister, Mrs. Barets.
Once again Jewish boy has carried
away the laurels in the speaking con-
tests ut North Denver High School.
George Goldberg, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Goldberg of 3241 Conejos Place
was selected by a contest held Friday
To represent the school in the annual
Kiwanis Oratorical contest. The repre-
sentatives of IN e five Denver high
schools will compete for the prize of
fcred by the Kiwanis at the North
High auditorium Friday, Feb. ID. The
subject for the orations is Our lmmi-
grafton PrOblem-How 1t Can Best BE
solved To Preserve American Princi-
pies and Ideals as Exemplilicd BY Our
ForefathcrS.
McssrS. Morris and Nathan Wald-
man and families have been enjoying
visit of their brother, William Wald-
man of New York City. Mr.. Waldman
arrived last week for Il ten day visit.
Mrs. ID. ID. Prcsson of Chicago ar
rived in Denver last Sunday and is
the guest of her sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Packman.
| Mrs. j. j. Lieberman and Mrs. Paul
j. Morris were the inspiration for n
delightful bridge party given by Mrs.
A. A. Kalmus and Miss Cecilia Morris
to the members of the +. G.. NJ. club
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Carrie Morris has recovered
from her recent injury and is at home
In the Leonard Apartment where she
will be pleased to see her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Feldesman enter
tanned sixteen at dinner in honor of
Mr.. William Waldman who is visiting
here from New York City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Feldesman entertained with mu-
sic and dancing and a very enjoyable
evening was spent.
Mrs. John Hclstein entertained 20
children on Saturday. Feb. 9th In
honor Of her son. Mclvin's fourth
birthday. The afternoon was spent
playing games after which n dainty
luncheon was served. Each child was
presented with II balloon and n baske;
of candy.
| On Saturday evening Feb. 9th. the
active members and pledges of the Phi
Sigma Delta Fraternity and their
ladies assembled at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Zigmond to celebrate
the birthday of Mr.. Jerome Zigmond.
who Is now attending the University
of Denver. and pledge of the Phi
Sigma Delta Fraternity. At midnight.
n buffet luncheon was served and after
several toasts Mr. Jerome Zigmond was
presented by the members with n
token OF friendship. symbolic of his
present relationship with the fratern-
ity. Several kilograms were received,
among them were words of best
wishes" from his sister. Miss Helen
Zigmond, who is now attending the
Cincinnati Conservatory Of Music, his
brother. Mr.. Muarice Zigmond and his
friend. Harrison Goldberg, who are
students at the University of Cincin-
natl
Mrs. Jacob Wandel was gwen sur
prise party last Saturday evening in
homer of her birthday. Thirty-four
guests enjoyed the evening. Many
beautiful gifts were received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Friedman de-
parts the 10th for New Orleans and
Cuba to be gone six weeks or longer.
They will visit in California on their
return trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Wallbrunn will
be dinner hosts Saturday evening for
group of friends. The dinner will
be given in honor of their twentieth
anniversary. Their guests will be the
members of their evening card club.
In honor of their first anniversary