Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-10
PUE BIO
Mrs. VI. Gr~enb~rG. Ssri~i Editor.
Phone s57t-J

Mrs. f. Epstein entertained last
Tuesday evening at prettily ar
ranged bridge party. Her guests were
seated at long table which had as
a center piece pink roses and baby
breath in silver vase. pink candles
in tall silver candlesticks were at each
end Of the table. Covers were laid for
fourteen.
Last Wednesday evening large
number Of frieds Of Mr.. and Mrs.
lsidore Rosen gathered at their new
home. ia Washington St, and ten
dered them a surprise housewarming.
Cards was the diversion of the eve
ming. after which dainty lunch was
enjoyed. Covers were laid for 20. Mr..
and Mrs. Rosen were presented with
a beautiful gift as token Of esteem
by their friends.
Miss Ida Richman of Denver is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack f. Lack
ner. Mrs. Lackner entertained for her
guest last Thursday evening.
A debate of keen interest was held
Friday evening at Centennial High
School auditorium, when the Senate
Debating Society defeated the Pnyx
Debating Society by a 3 to judges
decision for possession of the Peavis
trophy for another year, this making
the third consecutive year the Senate
has won the cup. Upholding the affirm
ative of the question, Resolved that
the United States should maintain a
separate department for the air serv-
ice with secretary on equal basis
with those Of the army and navy
Joseph Isaacs, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Dan 1saacs, was on the affirmative
team and presented his argument in
a most capable manner which was a
credit to the team he represented.
Mrs z. Taub left last week for Chi
cago, where she will visit relatives for
several weeks.
Isaac Koperlik, who is attending the
University of Colorado at Boulder, is
one Of the twelve young men recently
chosen for the University debating
team this year.
Last Friday evening Rabbi Bergman
delivered a very impressive sermon
on Hadassah medical organization in
accordance with the observance of
Hadassah Sabbath thruout the coun-
try. DR.. Bergman told of the origin
of Hadassah, relating the beautiful
story of Queen Esther. He told of the
part the Organization is playing in
alleviating the conditions of the suffer
ing poor and needy in Palestine.
whether we be Zionists of not" said
Rabbi Bergman, I'VE should appre
! ciate the wonderful work that is being
done by Hadassah." He then told of
the various activities of the organiza-
ton. its hospitals, sewing circles, in
fant stations, schools and medical cir
cults in the rural districts. The lee
ture was highly instructive one.
Mrs. J. Tour, president of the local
chapter, spoke very feelingly on the
status of the society in Pueblo and
made an eloquest plea for the organi-
zation.
The Jewish Ladies Aid Society held
their regular business meeting Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. E.
Epstein, 701 w. 11th st. Election of
officers took place and the following
were elected for the ensuing year
Mrs. R. Roth was unanimously re-
elected President, Mrs. B. Ginsburg
Vice-President, Mrs. NJ. Greenberg
unanimously reelected Secretary
Mrs. Joseph Rosen Treasurer. Board
of Trustees are Mesdames VIM. Rie-
ner, R. Katz and j. Wienling. Follow
ing the business meeting Refreshments
and a social hour was enjoyed.
The Young Judean Club will meet
next Sunday evening in B'nai Birth
hall. I'll members are requested to
attend as there is surprise in store
for them. There will be dancing after
the meeting.
Mr.. S. Kivel returned last week