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Campfire Notes

8. Give volunteer service 10 camp.
G. Show good sporiamanuhip and
bslfcoutrol.
z. BE loyal ana obedient 70 tent
councillor and other ieacsrB.
,. Write . song. chez verse.
rtory, Or turn In sci ~ camp plctures.
. Know one hundred girls In
camp ~ first name.
10 DO something 20 permanently
Improve Or bsauiify camp.
HAND CRAFT WOHFIO
l. Make three article tn handoraf.
not more than one q a kind uua
original or duplicate must h. Ieft fgf
permanent exhibit Material for
This will be furnished b. eampJ
2 Play one game once a day Tor
one week. baseball. basketball. ten.
nis archery. or folk danclnEl
2. Pass tests In first aid. r.suscita.
ton. baby craft. or nature lore.
4 Take thrs hike with leader
Overnight hike may b. counted.
CAMP CRAFT WAHKLO
]. Working Individually OF ln
group not exceeding six. do ans 81
the following. al Build rustic br.dss
Or seat % make tree house. lcJ make
one flower box or bird house Thess
must be Of uniform sizel
2. Transplant a tree or three na'
ural bushes where they are need11-
.. Collect. press and nave into a
book AZ least 20 specimens Of plants.
or make 10 blue prints Of leaves or
plants These must be properly IA.
beled.
Z. Take three hikes with leaders
lone must be the overnight.
s. Pass tests In first aid. baby craft
or hand craft.
Q. Play one game once a day for
q week baseball. basketball. tennis.
archery. or dancing.
SPORTS wOHELO
!. Take al least three hours each
day IN any three Of the following
sports: Baseball. basketball. tennis.
archery. special diving and swim.
ming. dancing. exploring.
2. Teach one Of the following 20
three girls. who have never played
before: Tennis. diving. swimming
baseball. archery.
,. Enter two events for the track
meet.
I. Pass test in first aid and resus-
citation or baby craft.
o. Pass test in either nature lore
or handcraft-
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omry president. Mrs. Edward I
Garrett president; MFs. Edward
Lincoln Smith. Nice president Mrs,
n n Merrill treasurer. Mrs, Henry
Suzalio. secretary.
other hoari members include.
Mrs. John Carroi Perkins. Mis-.
Carl D, Gould aud nr. Cecil y.
rcnny.
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All Laundry Starch Troubles
OUerc0n1e ze1th Limit, the Ne1v
Scientific Starch Discovery

Limit gives a soft, pliable finish
to your garments. And you will
find your Linit-starched clothesand
fabrics remain clean and fresh much
longer. Also, Limit makes even
ordinary cotton goods look and
feel like linen.
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Luncheon at Sunset
CLUB for Guest

Mrs. 10y Kinnear win entertain
With a luncheon Of twelve covers
Thursday afternoon az the Sunset
club IN compliment 10 Miss Marjorie
Potter % Texas. who Is visiting Air.
AMI Mrs. Charles KinneaF, Bridge
vir b. played later.
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Formal Spring
OpeHin0

The ladies Of the Inglcvood Coli
and Country club have announce
ments out fer the formal spring
opening q The CLUB on Thursday.
May I.
Guests % the club arc antiei.
paung with keen interest this occa.
siou. "a social events of she ingl'-
WOOD club create much pleasure IN
club circles.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
SOCIAL MEETING

SOCIAL MEETING
A meeting Of Camp Fire Guardlant
association Is called by Miss Ruth
Brown for Thursday. April 20. Mt {
p. m. on bonrd tho Camarnderic. I'm.
portant matters viii come before the
association. All guardians or their
Representatives urged to attend.
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VIII Wed in June

aIr. and Mrs. william Harvey an.
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Beatrice. 10 Mr.. Herbert
r. puffc.
Tho marriage win take Place in
June.
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Theater PARTY
Safllrdnu Afternoon

To honor Mira John Trumhle Of
Valparaiso chile. who Is the guest Of
Judge and Mrs. Everett smith. Mr.
Roy Page Ballard viii entertain with
a thsater party on saturday after
noon ~ Tho Cornish Little thcaier
20 witness The Man % Destiny %
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RAINIER NOBLE POST
To GIVE LEAP YEAR PARTY

American Legion auxiliary 70
Rainier Noble poet. No. l. has
planned a leap year party cards.
dancing and other entertainment. 10
b. given saturday evening. April
90. IN the Legion clubroomr New
Arctic hotel 900 Third ny9.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs John c. Bowen. Mrs A l.
Ellsworth. Mrs Malcolm Douglas
Mr Roger Bragd0n. Miss winona
Falk. Ail1s Ruth Mecounihc and
Nlu Maud Flood.
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m you have been once you'll 80
hack There's a magic about camp
stalth 10 may he The hills and the
trails n may O. Che varied activities
Included Do ths campers program u
may be that elusive thing the seaith
girls can Camp Spirit. but whatever
.ii o o viii hold you Then sou. too
viii belong 10 the great group q
Tlrls who eagerly return 20 geaith.
NothinE caH take the pia.e ~
camping together. n Is no. enough
% simply camp No o. not en1ur. g.
have town comfadcship with girls ~
your 0Wn age that has made the
summer camp what it O. today
A vacation ~ sealth IL an adyen.
turc one always has THE feeling
thar anything might happen az the
most unexpected moment We who
return each year have stores q mem.
brics OF treasure hunts. paper chaaes
iqpsy tury times Peggy hikes
when all the MHrrareiE PcFryr AMI
Pegs went off together 10 cook a
chicken supper in rejecting 0seAll
owl searches. and the thrilling gypsy
and ynEabond trips. Zach period
holds something better than the one
before, Zach year camp has been
far more than We dreamed II could
be and already girls are saying.
You should know what Is going 70
happen n seaithf'
Whether Il he making sea sleds 20
lido behind motor boats or building
log cabins on Magis Hin or Walohe
no one knows. but d BE- bound 10 be
thrilling All the signs point in that
direction
Because many Of you ara new we
viii tell you that ssalth lies on the
west end of Vashon island. with It's
is7 acres Of wooded him land. its mile
OF waterfront and its many trails. Il
offers limltless possibilities.
All girls arc urged 70 Try for
wohelo order, This year Il may be
earned under three classlficatlons.
h Hand Craft. % Camp czr
tcl Sports
The following points are included
under each heading.
]. Swim once n day unless eI.
cuFed by nurse.
g. BE on time 20 all classes K.P.
evening stunts, etc)
.. BE neat In tent. al table and IN
general appearance.
T. Observe tho slogan OF the clean
plate.
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Mrs. Faris WIN
Be Comnlimented

Mr.. Gerald o'Noll will have a
luncheon % nine covers followed by
nah jonEg. az her homo on Wcdqcs.
day afternoon 20 compliment Mn.
Guido Faris. who recently returned
from a trip 20 California.
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MANIrs DRAMATns
CLUB PLANS PARTY

CLUB PLANS PARTY
The AIanus Dramatus club will
give a benefit card party and dance
at American Legion headquarters,
New Arctic hotel. 500 Third ave,
Wednesday. April 20. Mrs. Eugene
Stirling. president OF the club, il
the general chairman in charge;
Miss Margaret Sather, chairman OF
the dance committee; Mrs. George
Schlenker, chairman Of music; Mrs
a. Schille, chairman OF refresh.
monts; Miss Betty Hogg, chairman
of publicity.
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HIGHLAND PARK Pr. a.
WEST sEATTLE ART GLUE

The next meeting OF West Seattle
Art club will be held at tho home OF
Mrs. a. Ee Swain, 1899 18th ave. N.
T.. on Wednesday morning. April 20,
at 1890 O'Clock. The topic for the
discussion Of the day will be "Ameri.
can Women in Art with Mrs. J..
Herbert Amcs as leader.
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Hosts at Dinner
Tonight

AIR and Mrs. w W Fclgcr viii
entertain with a dinner o. fourteen
covers ibis evening az the Sunset
club In honor Of their daughter, Miss
Neilia Feiser. and her fiance, MIR.
John T. Hcficrnau. Jr,
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BridQe and Supper

Bic. and Mrs. IL Roy Kruse win be
- SIS NJ an Informal bridge and sup
tee al their horne ON Friday even
ing. sixteen guests viii be enter.
tianed-
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LONESOME CLUB

AHAAsf AfAfiHHAAH hrAnA -
The Lonesome club will meet Tues,
day evening. April q. M sac o'clock,
AZ the Hoiyoke building III Spring
e. Special program. followed by
cards and dancing Strangers ana
lonely people welcome.
The writors' club viii meet Tues.
day evening. April e. NJ o'clock.
nj the T. W. c. A.
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Garden Club Elects
Officers

The Seattle Garden club met sat
usds,y al the Sunset club and elect.
cd the following officers 70 serve
for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Alexander r. McEwan. hon.
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nusTNrss woMrN's cLun

The Seattle Business and PROBES.
sonai women's club win meet Tues.
day evening. April e, at the Engl.
nccr's club. SIR. J. c. ficrhsman.
secretary Of the China club. win be
the speaker. His subject win be
VISION" New officers for the ensu.
ing year will be nominated
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Horace Mann PIT. A. will hold its
regular meeting "Wednesday. April
%. at 200 p. NJ Rabbi Samuel Koch
win speak. Miss Marion Meeker and
Miss Lucille Farley WIN each render
piano numbers on the new piano pre-.
scented to the school by the PIT. A..
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No-H0st Dinner al
Ynchf Chb

Preceding tho FIFTY club dance on
Thursday evening. members of the
club Will nave a no.host dinner az tho
Seattle Yacht club.
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AouILA LODGE NO. s5

AquiIa lodge No. IS. Degree OF
Honor, viii hold It's regular bust.
ncgs meeting Wednesday. April %,
at 8 p. m. In Swedish club hall.
1927 Eighth ave. Progressive whist
at D. III. Friends invited.
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Women's Clubs

Y. W. G. A. viii speak and viii
present Russian immigrants and
also japanese children. who viii
give short talks Mrs. Newell and
Mrs. Hifel will be hostesscs for
the day. Roll call. responded 10 by
Current Events"
LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUB
Lorraine Social club viii meet with
Mrs. Alice Hunter. 1906 ". Crockett
ST.. Wednesday. April 20. at p. m.
All Eastern Stars welcome.
CARD PARTY
The ladies' auxiliary to Col. Thco.
dore Roosevelt post win give a card
party "Wednesday. April %. at p.
m. in Roosevelt hall. 1864 Third
ave.
CLARA BARTON TENT
Clara Barton tent. Daughters OF
Veterans. wilI give card party
Wednesday evening, April 20. at 500
O'Clock. in Veterans hall, Armory.
HIGHLAND PARK PIT. a.
The Highland Park PIT. a. will
meet in the assembly room wednes
day. April 20. Annual election OF
officers. Mr.. Cassidy, Of West Seat
tie high, win speak.
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COURT WHIST PARTY

The Seattle ciiy.wido woman'a
club win givo a court whis, party,
Thursday evening. April -. AZ SIS
o'clock NJ Dartnall'a cafeteria, 20
which the public n invited.
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CAPITOL HILL W. c. T. L.
Capitol Hiil w c T. L. Will hold
a sale OF aprons and fancy goods
at the a. o. L.. W. hall. 1909 Ninth
ave. on Thursday. April -. A
home. cooked dinner win b served
at noon.
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EASTERN sTAR CLuR

The Eastern Star club will give n
bridge for members and friends
Wednesday. April %, at p. m, ut
1880 Arcade square.
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DRESS REHEARSAL

Participants IN "The Jubilee OF Old
Melodies" TO DO presented b. Aliah
chapter No. 1866. o. ~ s.. at Dougias'
hall. on Friday evening, April 20. are
asked 20 meet Tuesday evening. April
%. az p. m. sharp. FOR complete
dress rehearsal. All song books for
the chorus must be turned In by that
date.
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AfryITJARY no ENGTNEERs

The Ladies' auxiliary to the Broth.
rhood Of Locomotive Engineers win
give n o'clock luncheon and card
party Wednesday, April %. In NJ. u.
il. A. hall, 1921 First ave.
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DICKENS FELLOWSHIP

Dickens Fellowship VIII meet
THURSDAY. April -. M . p m. IN tho
Chamber OF Commerce rooms.
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LADIES or THE
GOLDEN NORTH

The Ladies' Of tho Golden North
>sgill give card party for the benc.
VI Of their sick fund on Wcdne5.
day. April %. at p. m, at 1915
First ave. Refreshments. f
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COUNCIL or
NfNfTE WOMEN

Tho Seattle Council OF Minute
Women will meet on Thursday.
April ss. at .. m. with Mrs Emile
Marx. in the ST. Paul apartments.
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kDrEg GROTTO CLUB

JAJIE5 bTtOI 10 NILb
The Ladder Grotto club VIII meet
Wednesday. April 20. at 2 p. m, at
the Federated ciuthonss. The sub
jet for the day win be "Inmigra.
lion" Mrs. y. +, Lambert OF the
Americanlzation department Of the
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HOLE .aEWfNC; CLUB

Ladies' Of the g. a. r. Home Sew.
ing club viii meet wednesday, April
%. with Mrs. Jennie Creager, zoos
y. ssth st. Take Meridian car 70
Kensington place. Luncheon at
noon.
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THERE are several important
i things about Limit that will
interest you. Because of its unusual
quality ofremaining THIN and FREE
RUNNING, like water, Limit pene-
trates every thread of the fabric,
which reinforces the strength of the
fabric, helps prevent wear, and pro-
longs the life of the material.
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WEBSTER PIT. 4.

The webster Parent.Teacher asso-
cation will meet Wednesday. April
%, at $40. at the school. All mem.
hers are urged to be present as
there Is important business to come
before the meeting.
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1919 -IAKE 81. a.

tSI-fEN sl44thts - -
The Green Lake PIT. A. will hold
lss next meeting wednesday April
70. at 2.s0 p. m, at the school. An.
nuaI election Of officers.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

sT. MARTINS
MOTHERS CLUB
ST. Martins Mothers club VIII en-.
tertain with a card party On Wed
nesday afternoon. April 20, at 2
o'clock. in a. o. L. w. han. 1909
Ninth ave. For reservations call
IA st-s12s.
ZONTA CLUB
The Zonta club. OF Seattle. will
meet wednesday evening, April %.
At S o'clock in the tea room Of tho
/. w. C. A.
Miss Nellie Cornish. OF the Cornish
school, will be the speaker Of the
evening. and Mrs. Josephine Preston.
state superintendent OF public schools.
viii be the honor guest.
IONA CHAPTER. no. III
Ionia chapter. No. ia. o Z. s..
viii entertain with dance AMI
card party Wednesday evening.
Aprii 20. at Douglas hall. 10th
ana f.. pine st. Masons. Eastern
stars and friends invited. Good
music and special features win be
e,euyfded
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13

Mr.. Henry Frankel departed Sunday
for Los Angeles to join Mrs. Frankel
and small daughter, Beth, who are
visiting in California. En- route he
visited in Phoenix.
Mrs. Rae s. David is at the present
lime visiting in Los Angeles n guest
al the Chancellor hotel.
Mrs. l.. II. Gullman accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Wolff left Mon
day fer New York stopping en- route
one day in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Charles Greenclay will he hos
tess today Thursday of delightful
luncheon in her home.
Mrs. Max MichaelSon and Mrs. Harry
Light played for the Radio March
10th.
Mr.. Sam II. Roscnbaum from Center
vile. Ia. spent a few days in Dem
vcr last week Visiting with his wife
and children who are guests at the
Argonaut Mrs. itoscnbaum is the Sis
ter of Mrs. \. Gcitstcin.
Mcsdamcs Fred Levy and. j. Oclovich
are entertaining with family lunch
con Friday at the home of Mrs. Levy
complimentary to the birthday of their
mother, Mrs. Saft.
A very delightful affair with only
the very immediate members of the
family was given Tuesday evening
when Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Oclovicll
entertai incd with dinner Mt the Met
ropole in honor of their fifty eighth
wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Light were the
hosts and hostess of charming dinner
given in their home Sunday.
Further Social News on Market PaGe)
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13

on Evans street, open house being
kept all day. Mrs Adnmsky. who
came to Cheyenne from Omaha. forty
seven years ago. has lived here contin-
uously ever since. She has perfect
health and Is as active and energetic
as many women of fifty, and Is sur
rounded with loving well wishers. A
steady stream of friends called from
noon until late hour in the evening,
and she was fairly delused with gifts
of blooming plants, baskets and bou-
1uets of roses and every sort Of beau
tifnl spring flowers, candy and fruits,
and numerous letters and congratu-
latory kilograms. Mrs. Adamsky, rear
ed an interesting family of four chill
dren, two of whom. Miss Amelia
Cheyenne. Mrs. Sylvia Jacobs in Chi
cago. and Mrs. Ernest Wellnitz in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. II. Pasternack was hostess at
farewell party given in honor of her
sister Mrs. NJ. pasternack who is leav-
ing for Laramie, Wyo., to make her
future home Bridge was the diversion
of the afternoon, followed by delight
ful luncheon. A beautiful basket of
yellow Jonquils adorned the center of
the well appointed table. Mrs. NJ.
Pasternack was the recipient of many
lovely gifts, given to her TO cOmmcm-
crate the high esteem her friends have
for her The prize for high score was
won by Mrs. Il. Marschick and the con-
ISOLATION by Mrs. S. AIarschick. Those
present were Mrs. NJ. Pasternack, the
guest of honor. Mesdames S. Shapiro,
ID. Bergman, S. Marschick, j. Roscn-
blum, NJ. Schwartz. Il. Visenburg. NJ.
Herman. II. Shuman and the hostess,
Mrs ii. Pasternack.
The home of Mrs. j Marschick was
the scene of an elaborate party given
Thursday in homer of her recently mar
red sister, Mrs. B. Marschick. After
bridge n course luncheon was served
at o'clock. The table was beautiful
with a brides cake being the piece de
resistance the many friends present
were delighted to welcome the new
bride into their midst. Mrs. II. Mar
schick first prize and Mrs ID. Herman
won The consolation. Those present
were Mrs. Il. Marschick. Mrs. s. Mars
chick. Mrs. \. Schaeffer, Mrs. S.
Shapiro. Mrs. NJ. Pasternacls, Mrs. ii.
Pasternack. Mrs. ]. Rosenblum. Mrs.
NJ. Schwartz, Mrs. NJ. Cohen, Mrs r.
Visenbere. Mrs. ID. Herman. Mrs $.
Shuman. Mrs. ] Stark, Mrs. II. Shu-
man and the hostess, Mrs. j. Mars
chick.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13

Special discount TO Jewish organiza-
tions on Multigraphing. Monograph
ing. Addressing. Mailing, Etc. Mutual
Mmltigrapfing Co.. 609-6lO Kittredge
Bldg, Phone Champa 5lii, ZellSin Bros.
Surs IT,
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13
Pueblo Neus

One of the most attractive events
of the season will be given by Mr. and
Mrs. l.. j. Nathan when they will pre-
side over charming dinner in their
home on sunday, March 23rd.
Mrs. Samuel Davis will entertain
the members of her auction club in
her home on Thursday. March 10th.
Mrs. David Carb and little daughter,
Bobby, left last week for New Or
leans The Pueblo friends of Mrs.
Carb will miss her greatly.
Mrs. Ben Bergcrman was the de-
lightful hostess of luncheon last
week.
Mrs. Meyer Friedman who was the
inspiration of many social affairs while
II guest of her sister. Mrs. Bloom. de
parted last week for her home in Den
yer.
An attractivcly arranged dinner was
given on the Twenty-Se Seventh of Feb
ruary by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davis
in honor of Mr.. Davis birthday. Mrs.
Davis in her gracious manner presided
over the dinner of charming appoint.
ments. Covers were laid for the host
and hostess and twenty-five guests.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13
Social NeUs

Due'to an error in print The Denver
Jewish News in the social column of
last week stated that Mrs. Adolph
Mayer entertained saturday at n lunch
eon for mothers and daughters. 1t was
Mrs. Adolph Morris instead of Mrs.
Mayer VINO entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin schlessinger are
now at home after sojourn In the
west.
Mr.. Julius Holman stopped in Dem
yer n few days this past week en-
route from New York City TO his home
in Helena, Mont. While in the city
he was the house guest of his brother
in-law and sister Mr.. and Mrs. WIN.
Bensev.
One of the outstanding affairs Of This
wear will he the dinner dance given
by the Misses Caroline Meyer, Amelia
Marx and Alkaline Lcvcy. three pledges
of the Sigma Theta ri Sorority at the
Shirlcy-S Savoy Saturday, March 18th.
Their guests will he the sorority MEM
bers and their escorts.
Mrs. Harry Kline returned Sunday
from New York. Detroit and Cincin-
natl. While in the city Mrs. Kline is a
guest ut the Shirlcy-Savoy.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ID. Barnett who were
visiting in the east were called home
thru the serious illness of Mr.. Bar
nctts brother Mr.. Israel Barnett who
passed away last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. G. Elbc and small
daughter have returned from an cN-
tended visit in California.
Mrs. Geo Rculer was the hostess
of the Friday club, entertaining the
members with a luncheon.
Mrs. S. PiskO who has been i'm Cali
rornia the past month returned Tues
day to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris COhn returned
this past week from New Orleans.
Cuba and New York City. At The lat.
ter place Miss Frances Cohen spent
week end with her parents.
| The members of the Brides club
were pleasantly entertained at lunch
con this past week by Mrs. Joseph
Silversmith.
Mr. Walter Appel was in Omaha for
| a few days this past wck.
4 Inyftntihns have been ISSUED by DIR.
and Mrs Robert Levy for the marriage
cf their daughter, Marion George, to
Harold Aarons to take place mt the
home of Dr. and Mrs. William Fried.
man at > o'clock on Tuesday, March
18th
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry WOhlgemuth
presided over n charming dinner in
their home Thursday of las tweck. The
honored guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Hilb of New York City.
Mrs. Melvin Schlcssinger entertain
cd the members of The Sewing club
with n luncheon in her home Friday.
The many friends of Mrs. j. ii.
Icvey will be glad to hear that she is
rapidly recovering from recent op-
Grafton she underwent Tuesday of last
week mt Mercy hospital.
| NTrS Wnll,ar Eastman Will arrive
Friday from Chicago to visit with her
mother. Mrs. i. Dutch, on Race
street.
An attractive luncheon was given on
Friday by Mrs. Sisfricd Hilb honoring
her house guest, Mrs. Emil Hilb Il
recent bride.
Mr.. Joseph Green of Albany. New
York arrived in the city Monday and
Is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Cohen.
Mr.. and Mrs Llewellyn Beer enter
tanned the evening club this past Sun
day.
The many friends of Mr.. Robert
Louis will be pleased to hear that he
has entirely recuperated and is at his
home.
Mrs. ]. Berman presided over an in
formal luncheon in her home Wednes-
day.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13

Mr.. Sam Stark left Sunday for Dem
yer to attend the Retail Clothiery As
sociation for the states of Colorado.
wyoming. and New Mexico. Mr.. Stark
represents the state of Wyoming as di-
rector and delegate.