Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
DEN YER
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The holiday spirit has increased the
gnlety OF the younger set. aided by the
presence Of the members of that set
home from school, Tins there Is a mad
round of fun enjoyed by ALL Two az.
fairs of Importance on this weeks cal.
cndnr are, delightful party on Wed.
ncsdny evening presided over by Miss
Charlotte lIeitler and Miss Rheabellc
lIirsch. About sixteen guest enJoyed
their delightful hospitality. The other
stellar affair is the dinner dance to be
given tonight by the Sigma Theta ri
sorority at the Broadmoor Country
club. The affair promises to be the
most distinctive Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert X. Rosenwald
formerly of Kansas City have moved
to Denver, whore they expect to make
their home. Mr.. Rosenwald Is in
charge Of the local offices of the Uni.
versal Film Company.
Mrs. Arthur EppStein and Miss Helen
left Saturday evening for New York
City where they expect to spend
month visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lehman re-
turned Sunday from seven weeks
visit in Chicago and Peoria.
David Grimes left last week for Chi
cago where he will spend n few weeks
with his sister, Mrs. Robert CLEFT.
Miss Amelia Marx departs, tomorrow
for Omaha where she will spend few
days.
Mr.. Samuel f. Kohn returned Mon
day from Chicago and New York. where
he went on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jaffa are at
home after n weeks trip to Colorado
Springs.
Mrs. Sam Schlessinger entertained
last Friday at luncheon and nah
jongg. Covers were placed for twelve
guests.
Mr.. Sam Grimes has returned TO Den
YER after three months visit in Chi
cago. Mrs. Grimes and Miss Pauline
will return some time after the first
of the year.
Mr.. David Simon formerly of Denver.
, now of San Francisco, spent few
days this week here on business trip.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Barnett entertained the
members of her reading club at her
home last Saturday This club is un-
der the guidance of Mrs. Ida Kruze
Mcfarland.
| Miss Miriam Harris is leaving Sat
urdny to attend the ri Tau Pi cOnclave
in Omaha.
Mr.. Arthur Eppstein left for his home
in Portland last Sunday.
Ezra Baer of Meeker spent few
days in Denver this past week at the
Brown Hotel.
Mrs. Dryfus of Los Angeles, is ex-
pected in Denver shortly for an in
definite visit with her daughter, Mrs
Max Schayer.
Junior Council Charity Dance Bene-
fit Council Home for Girls, January 10.
| 1926. Coronado Club.
DIR. Eugene S. Auer was called to
| California last week because of the
illness of an aunt Mrs. Auer was un-
able to accompany him because of an
attack of la grippe, from which she
has just recovered.
The friends of Mrs Moe Marks will
be sorry to hear that she has been
confined to her home in Detroit, be-
cause Of broken ankle.
| Miss Charlotte Heitler who has been
confined to her home because of illness
Is now able to be out.
Miss Estelle Adelman is leaving to-
morrow for Omaha where she will at
tend the Pi Tau Pi convention.
The party that was to have been
given the Sewing class Of the Louise
Guldman community center by the
Council of Jewish Women has been
postponed in definitely because Of the
death of Mrs. Adolph Morris.
Mrs. Julia Cans of New York will
remain in Denver until January 1st
at the home of Mrs. Ernest Morris.
The hostesses the past week at
vanishing luncheons' We're Mesdames
Sam Friedman, Herman Laff, ]. Gross,
and A. Kalmus. All other ladies who
| ms vet have not entertained are asked