Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-10
iNTERMOUNTAIN SOCIETY
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Mrs. n. Gre~nb~vg. >oci~i editor
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Continuation
Mrs. Joseph Elliot returned Satur-
day from very pleasant visit with
relatives in Trinidad.
Temple Emanuel Sisterhood will
give card party next Wednesday
evening, Dec. 18th, at the Woodman
Hall, 9Th and Main. Committee in
charge of arrangements are Mrs. Sgd
ney Roth, chairman; Mrs. Adolph Ro-
senblum and Mrs. Isidore Rosen. There
will be Nah Jongg for those who do
not care to play cards. A large at
tendance is expected.
Golden Rule Sunday was appro-
priately observed by the kiddies of our
community. Mrs. Henry Bostick, who
loves little kiddies and "the big ones"
also, was hostess to all the Jewish
children in Pueblo at miscellaneous
shower Sunday afternoon at the B. B..
hall for the little war orphans in Pal
estine. The children brought stock
ings. hsndkerchiefs, wash-cIothes, tot
let articles, etc. These articles will
be sent to Palestine and distributed
among the non-Jewish as well as the
Jewish orphans. The afternoon was
thoroughly enjoyed playing games. A
vocal solo by Frieda Black and a
Polish Dance" by Fay Greenberg was
also thoroughly enjoyed, after which
delicious refreshments were served.
Those assisting Mrs. Bostick were
Mesdames J. Tour. b. Gothard, A.
Rosenblum, d. Grewietz and J. Rosen.
The Misses Goldie Kivel, Mollie Spe-
ken, Josephine Grenietz, Sara Bern
stien, and the girls from the Young
Judean Club. Miss Mollie Spoken and
Miss Beatrice Greenberg furnished the
music for the afternoon.
B'nai Birth lodge held an interest
ing meeting and election of officers
Sunday evening in their lodge rooms.
The following were elected for the
year 1925: Emanuel Stein, President;
DR.. Harry Goodman, Vice-President;
Mr.. NJ. A. Cohen. Secretary; Mr.. VIM.
Riener, Treasurer; DR.. Sydney Roth,
Guardian, and Mr.. Max Black, War
den. Mr.. Nose Oppenheim and Mr..
Benz. Koperlik were elected delega ties
to the Grand Lodge. There will be an
Installation at the next meeting, Dec.
goth and an elaborate program is be-
ing planned by the entertainment com
mittee.
At the last Sisterbood meeting,
which was held Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. NJ. Bergman, Mrs.
A. Sonneborn was appointed chairman
of the entertainment committee for the
Chanuka party the Sisterhood will
give the Sabbath School children.
Everything is in readiness for the
Chanuka entertainment that will be
held Sunday afternoon at 2 P. NJ. at
Temple Emanuel. There will be three
playlets presented by the Sabbath
School children. The programm is as
follows: Opening prayer, Bernard
Rike; Lighting of candles, children OF
School; Piano Solo, Shirley Isaacs;
Play: "The Princess and the Pixies"
Characters: Thulda, Junior Elliott:
Gretta, Dora Hatch; Rosedew, who
turns out to be the Princess, Fay
Greenberg; Flittermouse, Frk. Black;
Fernseed, Melvin Seidenberg; King,
Cecil Oppenheim; Queen, Helen Her
man; Vocal solo, Miss Sadie Lesser.
Play: "House of the Heart" Charac-
ters; Child, Frieda Black; Wisdom,
Rose Rubinson; Love, Frieda Rosen-
berg; Cheerfulness, Ruth Dobin; In
dustry, Robert Gross Experience, Rita
Empter; Lady Gossip, Rose Wienling;
Laziness, Martin Rosen; Vanity, Rita
Lesser; Grumble, Fay Raich; Quarrel
some, Helen Perry; Envy, Bertha