The Denver Jewish news., 1924-11-20
Social NeUs

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The members NJ The board of the /
Central Jewish Nid society md their
wives entertained with dinner NJ the
Alpine Rose saturday evening compll. |
mcnrnry 10 Mrs Ruc s David. the OK
ccuiiyc director NJ the society who will |
shortly depart for Washington. u. G.
The directors presented Mrs. David
with diamond and sapphire pin I'm
Of her splendid services
rendered for many years Later the
guests adjourned 10 the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Morton David.
Mrs. Aaron Friedman and Mrs
Joseph Silycrsmlth presided over
luncheon in their home on Thursday Of
last week.
The Socinl Dance aud Bazaar given
by the SistcrhOod Of Temple Emanuel
on the 18th was successful financially
and socially. Approximately $1,000
wns raised. The AFFAIR was given at
the Progress club as the assembly
room at Temple Emanuel was two
small to accommodate the guests
\ concert for the patients Of the Ma
tiunal Jewish hospital given in the
Shoenberg Auditorium at the hospital
hy Morris RoSenthal, Austrian pianist,
and Eddy Brown. American violinist
was more than enjoyed nnd apprcciat-
ed.
Mrs. |. Rude as major has control Of
lower Capitol hill in the Community
Chest drive now active in the city.
Mrs. Ernest Morris entertained at
dinner saturday night for her son,
Clarence. and his two college guests
Covers were laid for eight
The Misses Carrie and Lizette Wall.
hrunn who have been the inspiration
Of many social affairs after months
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Wall.
hrunn left Tuesday Tor their home in
Chicago.
Mrs. Felix Grant is expected Sun.
day from Cerro to visit with her
daughter Mrs. sydney IIene.
s. ,
Mrs. Max Fischer entertained the
members Of her club at luncheon Mon
day at the Denver folluwed by nah
! iongg in her home.
Much interest is shown in the ball
and dinner to he given at the Progress
club to the members Thursday next
Thanksgiving night.
Mrs Max Guldman will be the hos
tess of her club Friday entertaining
| the members at luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs, Bernard C. Shoobs after
an extended stay in rassaic. \. j.. and
other eastern points, have returned to
/ Denver where they will make their
home Mrs. Shoobs was formerly Miss
Frieda Schapiro,
/ Mrs. Jennie Monash departed Satur-
/ day for Peoria. She will spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Steckel,
and later will visit in Little Rock. Ark.
with Judge and Mrs. Trieber.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton levin were the
hosts of the Sunday evening club this
past week.
Mrs. Al. Price presided over n lunch
con in her home Wednesday Her
guests We're the members of the We'd
nesday nah jongg club.
Babette Jane Oberfclder, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ober-
fielder was confined to her home this
past week with severe cold.
Mrs. Robert Louis entertained two
foursome of nah jongg in her home
Wednesday.
Mr.. Norman Grant from Craig, Colo.'
will be II guest in the city this com
ing week.
Among the 10 doctors named on the
visiting staff of the General hospital
to serve during 1925 are the names
Of Dr. Maurice Levy. tuberculosis DIR.
B. NJ. Steinberg, Dcrmatology: DIR.
Robert Levy, Oto-Laryncology and DIR.
Philip HillkOwitz. Clinical Pathology.
Mr.. Leo Friedenthal from Casper.
Wyo. is Denver visitor greeting old
time friends this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Morris entertain
ed at dinner in their home compliment