Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-22
INTERMOUNTAlN SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Hart, formerly OF
Portland. Ore. are permanently rcsid
Ing In Salt Lake City and are at home
to their friends ut the Bclveierc Apart.
ments No. Col. Mr.. Hart Is connected
with the Sweet Candy Company. Mrs.
Hart Is n sister OF Mr.. Leon and Arthur
Sweet.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Lewis and daughter,
Miss Charlotte Lewis, formerly Of Poca.
| tello, Idaho, now OF San Francisco
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nose Lewis nt their home on Sec
ond avenue for the past two weeks,
left Monday. October 10, for various
points In California. where they will
visit before returning to their home In
San Francisco.
Mrs. Frank Scigmnnn of Buffalo,
New York, formerly Miss Ida Fried.
man OF Salt Lake city, who has been
the guest of her mother, Mrs. I. Love
for the past two months, left for her
home In Buffalo Monday, October 10.
The Malmoncdcs club is one OF the
most progressive and active Jewish
clubs In Salt Lake. Having been or.
gnnizcd fot little over n year, Its rapid
growth In membership and the chnr-
meter Of its activities Indicate strongly
that II is n permanent and worthy or
ganization. Much favorable comment
was aroused by the first open meeting
which was held by the club recently in
the Vcstry rooms of the Montifolre
Synncog for the purpose of stirring up
enthusiasm and interest In the Jewish
Community Center which Is to he con-
structed in Salt Lake In the near
future An unusually large and ap-
prcciative audience was In Attendance,
to which the following program was
rendered in nm effective manner:
Address of welcome, President Max
Segil.
Mock debate. Misses Flora Syrlin and
Anne Goldstein, and Mr. William and
Sam Goldberg
Piano selections, Leonn Aaron.
Humorous monologuc and negro intrc-
etations-Irying Levy.
Violin solo, Francis Blumberg.
Saxaphone duet, Fred and Harry
Gold.
Lawyer Daniel Alexander was the
principal speaker of the evening and
gave stirring address in which he
stressed the fact that from time i'm.
memorial one OF the most outstanding
ard praiscworthy characteristics Of the
Jewish race was the possession OF indie
fatiguble powers of perseverance and
strength OF will. Because Of This
sterling quality they have been en-
nbled to progress and survive In the
midst of stupcndous, and what at times
seemed to be overwhelming opposition
and suppression. He cited several
timely examples of instances where
Jews had sacrificed and suffered all,
in order that they might attain the
goal for which they were striving. In
closing Mr.. Alexander emphasized the
fact that if the members of the Mai
uonedes club would keep in mind and
excmplify the same perseverance and
strength of character which their
forefathers had so nobly portrayed
throughout the ages, nothing could
stand in the way of their progress and
success, and that no goal would be too
high for them to attain.
Mr.. Nathan Axelrad, chairman of
the Social committee, was in charge
of the meeting.
Mr.. Charles Ottcnheimer left last
week on n short business trip to New
York City.
Mrs. Jacob Kahn, talented pianist,
and well-known in musical circles of
Salt Lake, was delegate at the reci-
procity program given by the Ladies'
Literary club at Ogden, October "a.
The Salt Lake chapter gave a pro-
gram on drama, art and music, and
the Ogden chapter rendered Il pro-
gram in Salt Lake on the drama in cx-
change. Mrs. Kahn gave program
and paper on Modern Music.
Mrs. Frank Britton, of New York
City, formerly Miss Helen Finding of
Salt Lake, accompanied by her hus-
band, left for Ogden, Saturday, Octo-
Der IT, where they will reside perma-
nently.
Mrs s. H. Rush was the incentive
for n prettily arranged bridge party,
given by Mrs. Max Pepper at her