Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-11-19
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tAnn~ D~Een. Social Editor
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given by the Council of Jewish Women
on Wednesday at Temple Emanuel.
The vesiry rooms Of the Temple caught
the eye M once with Its array Of coIors,
vuricd schemes of decorations and II
was surprising to view the year stretch
ed ont In twelve long tables and to rea-
lize by this picture how remarkably
short the year really Is. Each
table was decorated according to
Of the month and each one We'd
with the other for honors. The first. of
course. was January with Father Time
and Little New Year. This table
brought 10 mind all the noise. gaicty
and fun Of that month. Next came
February, significant of all that was
colonial. carried out In the decorations,
color scheme even to the mlnuet,
which formed the climax, danced by Il
graceful George and Martha Washing
ton. March was indeed green with all
its symbols of 81, Patrick. The table
of April was gay with folly, while the
Fool of April reigned In fun. The jolly
month OF May indeed typiticd all the
beauty Of that time, from the unique
Maypole dance with its May Queen to
the lovely tribute given to the mothers
whose day occurs during May And
what would June he without wedding :?
The June table was festive with its
nuptial celebrations and n mock we'd
ding TO complete the June gaieties.
The Spirit Of '7G was renewed at the
July table. which brought back to our
minds our forefnthers and Indcpend-
ence Day. The clever decorations of
this table, It's flags. soldiers and fort.
made It conspicuous. Mack Sennett's
Bathing Beauties splashed about the
August table, giving it a unilucness it
rightly deserved. The September table
gave to the ladies' the latest fall modes
and was acknowledged a huge success.
October would not have been October
had not the spirit of Halloween, Inys-
terious with Its witches. ghosts and
goblins. not been present. Tablenux,
exquisite In their sentiment Of Peace.
characterized the month Of November,
recalling to mind the horrors Of war
and the glories OF peace. December.
the twelfth month. last but far from
least. with the spirit of Hanukkah pre-
vniling. gave n beautiful little sketch
entitled the "Unlighted Menorah.' y
This was delightful little plnylet and
everyone present felt the spirit of
Hanukkah. This luncheon was one of
the most beautiful and enjoyable of the
season. Another palm for the Council
Of Jewish Women.
The Sewing Club met last Monday at
the home of Mrs. Lasker Kahn. Eight
guests were present.
Mrs. B. Flesher has returned from n
trip to Albuquerque, n NJ, where she
spent several weeks with her brother,
Mr.. ROsenwald.
The Thursday Nah Jongg Club,
which is composed of members of the
younger married set. met yesterday
with Mrs. Eugene Auer.
Mr.. Julius ROsenthal of Kansas City
arrived in Denver Wednesday and is
the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Cohen. The marriage of Mr.. Ros-
enthal and Mrs. Phoebe SOmmer will
be an event Of next week.
Mr.. Samuel +. Kohn, who is al
Mayo's In Rochester, Mimi. where he
underwent an operation. Mrs, Kohn is
with him
Next Tuesday, November oath the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Shearith IsraeI
Congregation will give their annual
card party at the Elk's club at . 80. A
beautiful door prize and table prizes
will be given.
Mrs. Hyman Pasternack of Cheyenne
motored to Denver for Armistice da,
and spent the week end with her sisters
Mrs. Coppel Pooley and Mrs. Loui'
Levitt.
On Sunday evening. November 22nd
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ohet
Zadek Congregation will give Thanks
giving dance in the synagog ball room
A first class orchestra will play. there
will be entertainment for all.
Mrs. ii. S. ROsenthnl and son JGsepl
who have been spending the summer
with the formers mother, Mrs. Bcssi,
Lipp af High street. have left for theil
home In Detroit.
A surprise party was given by the
Chi Sigma Gamma on their president
Clara Feldesman, In honor Of her en-