Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-11-19
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Mrs. n. gv~~nheeE
Phone 25Jt-I

'''A' W aA''s 'Aaiif huu
gnnized a Young Judcan Club. Last
Sunday evening, November s, n meet
Ing was held nt the Bnai Birth Hall,
when final plans were made and cleo
iion OF officers took place. The follow.
Ing were elected for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Hyman Ledder. president; Miss
Julia Braun, vice-prcsident Miss Fan
ME Reiner, treasurer; Miss Bessie
Black, recording secretary; Miss Jose.
phine Greinetx, corresponding secre-
tary: Miss Rose Bernstein, publicity
reporter. and Mrs. Harry Goodman,
leader.
Mrs. Henry Bostick, who was instru.
mental In organizing the club, ad-
dressed the gathering in her charming
manner. She spoke OF the aims and
ideals of Young Judca. Mrs. ]. Tour,
president Of the local chapter OF Ha.
dnssah, also addressed the meeting, as
did Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lackner, former
Young Judeans. There will be public
installation next Sunday evening In
B'nai Birth Hall. Attorney Benjamin
Koperlik will install the newly elecctd
officers and there will be an interest
ing program. All Jewish organiznt tions
are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Mary Balaban OF Denver was
the incentive Of prettily arranged
bridge party last Tuesday evening.
when Mrs. Harry Strait entertained in
her honor. Covers were laid for 10
guests, the guest of honor md the host
ess.
Miss Nina Koperlik spent last week
end in Boulder. where she went TO at
tend Homecoming Day" ut the Uni.
versity Of Colorado.
Little Norman Rubin, 4-year-oid son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Rubin, met
with II serious accident last wednes-
day morning when he crossed the street
at First and Grand. A heavy truck be-
longing to the Polar Ice Cream Com,
pany knocked him down and rendered
him unconscious. The child was rushed
to st. Mary's Hospital where DIR. Ray
Taylor attended him. X-rays revealed
two broken pelvic bones and other In
ternal injuries. Friends Of the family
will be pleased TO hear thnt the little
fellow is recovering and has shown
much Improvement IN the last few days
Mr. and Mrs Adolph Rosenblum had
as their house guest several days last
week Mr. R0senblum's sister, Mrs. NJ.
Arnovitz of Salt Lake City, who was en-
route to her home from an Eastern trip.
Mrs. ROsenblum entertained several
ld-time friends of Mrs. Arnovitz Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Strait entertained
last Thursday evening at cards, honor
ing their sister, Miss Mary Balaban of
Denver Six couples enjoyed their hos.
pitality.
Robert Gross, talcnetd young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Gross, will give a
violin recital next Sunday afternoon
at :,o'clock in the Steel Works. Y. NJ.
c. A. Auditorium. He will be accom-
panied by Boris Davidoif.
B'nai Birth Lodge held an interest
ing meeting Sunday evening in their
lodge rooms, when nomination of oiii-
GERS took place.
Miss Jessie Greenberg entertained
Sunday afternoon honoring Miss Anna
Cohen, who will leave next Sunday for
st. Louis, Mo-. where she will visit
relatives for month.
Mrs. Isidore Bernhiem is convalesc-
ing from her recent operation and was
removed to her home from Parkview
Hospital.
Mr.. Joseph Pepper returned from
Denver, where he spent several days
last week visiting with Mrs Pepper.
who has been i'll for several weeks at
the home of her parents. Friends of
Mrs. Pepper will be pleased to hear
that she is improving and will return
next week.
Rabbi Noise Bergman, who is Dis
trict Deputy of the l. q. d. 3. Lodge,
will speak in Albuquerque, n. NJ, next
Tuesday, November "a. He will also
visit in Las Vegas, \. NJ, md ON
Thursday evening November 90, he
will speak in Trinidad, Colo.
A group of interesting and cnthusias-
tie young men and women met Sunday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Jack Lackner for the purpose of or
gunIzing Literary Club. There were
various discussions and the following