Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29
SALT LAKE CITY
Minnie Cohen, social Editor
Phone Wusntch at51-W.

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ers and guests Of honor at luncheon
given by the Exchange Club Friday
afternoon, October %. He distin-
guished himself by his high scholar.
ship while attending high school and
college. He is self-made man, hav-
ing worked his way through school,
and is a member of the Phi Beta
Kappa honorary scholastic fraternity.
In speaking of Mr.. Sapiro, Mr.. Earl
Worlton, president of the Utah Edu-
cational Association, and well known
in educational circles in Salt City,
has the following to say: "Mr. sapiro
captured the sympathetic imagination
of his audiences Immediately. He was
the most outstanding figure of the
convention and brought message to
Utah that was potent and vital. His
magnetic personality and courageous
smile won the hearts of thousands A
stern fighting instinct as well as a
noble spirit pounding on the inside is
depicted upon his countenance. Mr..
Shapiro is profound, consistent
thinker, scholar in every sense of
the word. To sum up his personality,
he is magnetic "a living dynamo
Utahans were indeed fortunate to
have Mr.. Sapiro AS their guest and
speaker during the Convention"
The regular meeting of the Bnai
Israel Sisterhood will be held at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Sweet, 1430
Federal Way, Tuesday afternoon, No
vember 8. Mrs. j. Kahn is in charge
of the arrangements. The principal
speaker of the meeting will be DR..
George f. Fellows, Professor of His
tory and Political Science at the Uni
versity of Utah. The subject Of his
address will be: "Thc World Court"
Announcement Is made of the mar
Jacobson to Julian Il. Simon, son of
Mrs. Adolph Simon. The young couple
We're married September 6 and were in
Salt Lake City recently visiting friends
/, for IA few days. During their stay
here they We're guests at the Hotel
Utah. They will make their home in
San Francisco. .s =
Helen Finding of Salt Lake is now
at home at the Barnhart Apartments
on Twenty-Seventh street in Ogden,
Utah.
Lawyer Daniel Alexander. president
of District Grand Lodge No. of the
B'nai Birth has returned to Salt Lake
City from Denver where he participated
in the exercises concurrent with the
laying of the cornerstone of the B'nai
Birth Iniirmary building at the Den
yer National Jewish Hospital for Con
sumptives.
Miss Flomnda Light. former
student of Denver University, is now
at Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. NJ. Wienstein and daughter
Mayme, left Sunday night for eastern
parts and takes this means of bidding
their friends goodbye.
Mrs. Max Schradsky and daughter
Elizabeth, will depart for California
November g. where they will spend the
! winter.
Bicker Choem society will give a tea
and card party on Tuesday, November
3rd. A beautiful door prize and table
prizes viii he given. Kindly bring your
friends, a good time assured to all. Re
member the date November 3rd.
Mrs. G. Kwartin and son, Paul, have
returned to Denver after n lengthy
visit in Vienna. Cantor and Mrs.
Kwartin will he glad TO see their friend
in their new home at 1IJS Gaylord.
VIII the Junior hostesses of "vanish-
ing luncheons" please send the proceeds
and names of their guests to Miss
Louise Hyman at 1925 Emerson.
A beautifully appointed Joint vanish
ing party was held mt the home Of Mrs.
l.. 8. Nathonson on Monday. The
hosteSscs were Mrs. Nathenson, Mrs.
H. Weiss. Mrs |. Lewkowitz and Mrs.
NJ. Gruehcn. Covers We're laid for
twenty y-one ladies'.
Another dance will he given by the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Beth Joseph
Congregation at the synagog ball room
on Sunday, November Goth.
The friends of Mr. |. Schocnthal will
he sorry TO learn of the death of his
brother in New York City.