Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
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Mrs. ". Gr~enbcrE. Social Editor
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and Albert Epstein were Initiated into
the troop. Speakers of the evening
were Mr.. NJ. Braun, who has been n
"big brother" to troop 2S for mum
Der of years; Mr.. Souder, local Scout
master, and MIR. Walters.
Miss Nina koperlik graciously en-
tertained in her home on Saturday
afternoon, Dec. 10, honoring Miss
Thelma Friedman and Miss Rose
Bernstein with pyrex kitchen
shower.
Miss Leah Sandusky entertained at
prettily appointed auction bridge
party Sunday afternoon, Dec. 20, in
the Mirror Room of the Congress
hotel, complimentary to Mrs. Milton
Pelta, who recently returned from her
honeymoon trip. Miss Thelma Fried
man and Miss Rose Bernstein. brides
to be. Covers were laid for IS.
Members and friends of local chap
ter Hadassah rendered Mrs. Henry
Bostick farewell reception last Tues
day afternoon in the B'nai Birth hall
| The guests assembled in the dining
room at long table which was pret-
tily decorated, and enjoyed delicious
luncheon. After the luncheon, Mrs.
Tour. president OF the chapel. pre-
sented Mrs. Bostick with leather
J brief case as an expression of appre-
citation and esteem. Her service here
has merited such appreciation, for
Mrs. Bostick has been an inspiration
to our community. Mr.. and Mrs. Bos-
tl,.. came here in August. Mr.. Bostick
was sent here by an engineering firm
in Chattanooga, Tenn, to supervise
the work of installing the electrical
boilers at the steel plant. While Mr..
Bostick was contributing to the in
dustrhl world, Mrs. Bostick, who is
a great lover of humanity and an
ardent Zionist. devoted her time to n
most noble cause. She went from
house to house, from office to office,
and store to store, stimulating Juda-
ism, and pleading to help suffering
humanity in Palestine, with the result
that the Hadassah Chapter was organ
: lied, the Senior Young Judeans, the
Juniors and others. Now that their
work here is accomplished Mr.. and
Mrs. Bostick will leave us soon to re
turn to their home, and our best
wishes go with them. In presenting
the gift to Mrs. Bostick Mrs. Toui
gave an interesting talk in behalf OF
! the members. Short talks were alst
: made by the officers of the chapter
!. Committee in charge of the reception
were Mesdames A. Rosenblum, NJ
Black, A. Rosenberg, |. Rosen, NJ
Greenberg and II. Simon.
s Miss Sara Oppenhiem, daughter oi
. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Oppenhiem, who i.
!. student at the University of Okla
J homa, is spending her vacation will
= her aunt Mrs. f. b. Smith in Sapulpa
Okla. She has as her guest Miss Ber
nice Blatt, daughter of Rabbi an,
!, Mrs. Blatt of Oklahoma City, Okla.
Mr. Samuel Block of New Yor'
City is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel E. Davis.
Harry Kletzky, who is attending tn
: University of Denver, left Sunday fo
Denver after spending the holiday
with his brother and sister, Mr.. an
Mrs. Sebastian kletzky.
Mrs. Reuben Strait returned Sun
= day from pleasant trip spent wit
U relatives in Denver.
Miss Lottie Washer of Denver, VIII
was the guest of her sister Mrs. Sc
Il bastian Kletzky and Mr.. Ketzky, re
turned Sunday to her home
The Junior Young Judeans held a
enjoyable meeting Sunday afternoo
at the home of Mrs A. Rosenblum, 81
: broadway. Plans were made for
u New Years party, which will be he'll
} Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock in tn
home of Beatrice Greenberg, 119 W
p 18th st.
/ The Kenesis Club met Sunday eve
i ming in Prof. Davidoff's studio, whel
r final arrangements were completed 70
+ their New Years ball, which will b
given Thursday evening in the Broad
way Arcade Dancing Academy
: Miss Thelma Friedman entertaine,
. her friends at Trousseau Tea Satur
t day afternoon.
r Senior Young Judeans held thei
regular meeting Saturday evening
which was followed by an interesting
d program.
Q B'nai Birth lodge will hold a publ