Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-11-05
SALT LAKE CITY
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(Minbie Cohen, Social Editor
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The W =. n II. Sewing club held
It's regular meeting Monday evening
October 20 at the home of Miss Sadie
Arnoyltz at $50 South 9th East street
Miss Hattie Nathan president of the
organization presided. Twelve mem.
bers were present. The next meeting
Will be held nt the home of Miss Eva
Bruckner next Monday evening.
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Mr.. lsidorc Il. Cohen, representative
Of the lonian Bank, Limited OF Lon.
don, England, visited with local bank.
ers, october 20.
Mrs Nathan NJ. Roscnblum and small
daughter Sylvia have returned from
an extended trip TO the Coast where
they spent several weeks visiting
friends and relatives in Los Angeles,
San Diego, and Oakland.
In compliment of Mrs. s. Goldfish m
of Los Angeles and Miss Henore Bur
nett Of st. Joseph, Mo, who were visit.
ing friends and relatives in Salt Lake
last week. Mrs. Lewis Smith enter
tnincd the Nah Jongg club nt daintily
arranged luncheon Wednesday after.
noon. November IS. nt her home at 175
North Main street. Halloween sug-
gestions and garden flowers were used
effectively as table decorations. The
prevailing color scheme was orange
and black. Twelve guess were seated
ut three small tables.
Mrs. ]. s. Schweizer, formerly of
Denver, was hostess at artistically
appointed dinner party last Wednesday
evening, October 2S. in the private
dining room of the Hotel Utah. The
guests of honor We're Mr.. and Mrs.
David {. Schweizer Of San Francisco
who were guests at the Hotel Utah for
few days, enroute to Macon, Ga.
where they will visit with relatives and
later tour the east for several weeks.
A crystal bowl filled with roses formed
the centerpiece of large table at
which forty guests We're seated.
The regular meeting of the B'nai
Birth lodge which was scheduled for
Tuesday evening, November 3 has been
postponed until the following Tuesday
The meeting will be of unusual interest
owing TO the fact that it will be "Oid
Timers" night. II is an annual prac-
'ice of the lodge to devote the activities
of one evening to the "old timers" The
annual presentation of humorous
play will take place also. Refresh
ments will be served
Efrem Iimbalist, world famous Jew
ish virtucso of the violin was presented
in a classical recital Mt the Tabernacle
Monday evening, November under the
auspices of the Musical Arts Society.
\ large and apprcciative audience were
enthusiastic in their praise of the beau-
tiful rendition of The fine numbers on
the program. Although young man
yet, Mr., Zimbalist has been favorite
of the concert stage for number of
years and is one of the greatest cx,
ponents of the violin today. His dcft
Interpretation of the difficult numbers
of his program, his faultness technique.
and fine tone qualities were revelation
to his listeners.
The regular business meeting of the
Bnai Israel Auxiliary was held Mon.
day afternoon, November at the Bnai
Birth hall on Third East street. Mr.
Morris Rosenblatt was the principal
speaker of The meeting.
one of the most unique and c0lorful
social events of the season was til,
Halloween costume ball given by tn,
MiamonedeS club, Saturday night
October at the Manor House on Sixth
East and First South street. The
spacious rooms of the old colonial
home were artistically decorated in tai
cornstocks, grim Jack o. Lanterns
weird witches. goblns and other timel,
Halloween suggestions. The statel,
halls We're indeed beautiful sight al
festooned in orange and black. Al
most any character ones imagination
could conjure up was 10 be found here
AT eleven o'clock the grand march aut
awarding of prizes took place Mis-
Mildred Steres. dressed as Hula Hull
girl won the first prize for the bes
ladys costume. 1t consisted of stcr
ling silver vanity case. The Hunch
back of Notre Dame In all his grotes
queness was fttingly portrayed by Mr.
Herman Glickman. He was awarded
first prize for the most crigina
costume worn by gcntleman---a leath
er money wallet. II was impossible