The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
Social Neuus

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Mr.. Joseph Lrayick, who was a guest
at the Albany. and came To Denver to
attend III. undertnkcr>' convention,
left for his home In Kansas city.
Mr., and Mrs. Moe solomon ~ Phil
adelphia, who have been visiting Mrs.
Solomon's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lns-
tig Will leave for Indianapolis this
week IN route 10 their home
McsdnmeS Alfred Grauman, Alfred
Triefus and Fist m0torcd 10 Pueblo
saturday, returning Sunday.
The many friends of Mr. George Rcu-
Ter will he pleased To hear that he is
rapidly recovering from his recent opcr-
alton and was removed 10 his home
from Mercy hospital on Monday.
Mrs |. Iichtcnstein, after n two
weeks visit with Mr and Mrs. Walter
Lichtenstein, returned Wednesday to
her home in New York City.
Mrs. Albert Israel, who spent the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee. kayser, left last week for indie
pendence, Iowa.
Miss Carolyn Meyer returned Satur-
day from II summer vacation spent nj
Camp Fcrnwood, Maine. and Is with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wittelshofer.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Reuler and
children are now residing at the Hill
crest, 1874 Marion, Apartment is.
Miss Helen Kaufman returned to her
home in New Orleans. Tuesday, after
spending the summer with her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Roth
gerber.
Mr.. Morton Anfenger, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Anfcnger. of st. Louis. is
now resident Of Denver. associated
with the millinery department of the
Newsletter company. Mr. Anfenger's
father was an old resident of Denver
and Will he remembered by many
friends.
Mrs. Harry Kline. OF. Casper, is a
guest at the Shirley-Savoy. She is Wis.,
iting with her sister. Miss Addie Kar-
chen and niece. Miss Frances Blitz.
Mrs. Bessie Miller, who spent the
the summer with her children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Miller left Wednesday
for her home in y ew York City.
The many friends OF Mrs. S. Pisko
will he glad to hear thai she has entire
ly recovered from her recent illness. ''
Mrs. Ii. Shubart entertained few
guests at luncheon in the home Thurs
day for her mother Mrs. Neuhouse.
Mr. Samuel Schaefer, who has been
in California on business, is expected to
return this week.
AIRS. NJ. Heidenheimer and baby, aft
or spending the summer with Mrs. Hell
dcnheimer's parents, returned last
week to Great Falls, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Isaacson and
young daughter, Susannc, returned last
week from months motor trip
through the state
Miss Anita Lesser was the hostess Of
her Nah Jongg club Thursday Of last
week entertaining the members at
luncheon.
Mr.. Julius Rosenthal, of Kansas City,
spent several days in Denver this past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Triefus were
the hosts of the \. X. club on We,lnes-
day evening.
Mr.. Hadyn Kline. son OF Mr.. and
."i y. w Nhsb'i' spViit 'N'
days in Denver last week en- route to
Buffalo, New York, where he is to be
connected with n chemical establish
Inent in that city.
Miss Elsie SeiXus, from St Louis,
field secretary for the National Jewish
hospital, spent Monday and Tuesday in
Denver.
Mr. Leo Prudential, of Casper, was
greeting friends in Denver last week.
The many friends OF Mr.. Morris
Block vii he pleased to hear that he is
recovering nicely, though still confined
to his home, from the severe automo-
bile accident he met with on Saturday.