The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04
Cheyenne Notes

week was a birthday party given the
second day Of Shcvuoth, May 81, at
the home of Rabbi Abraham Hoffman,
in honor Of hi mother, Mrs. Edith
Hoffman who celebrated her 77th
birthday Anniversary. The house was
profusely decorated with sweet peas
and roses MANY birthday tokens and
kilograms were received from out of
town relations and friends. Open
house was held all day Sunday and
Mrs. Hofmans many friends called
and offered their felicitations, and on
Sunday evening luncheon was serv-
ed
On "Wednesday, May 0, a special
meeting Of the Cheyenne Chapter of
the Workmen's Circle was held at the
home of Sam Shuman, with Sam Shu-
man presiding. Mr.. Louis Goldstein
delivered an able report on the New
York Convention of the Workmens
Circle which he attended as delegate
MIR, Goldstein reported in detail on the
great amount Of good the Workmen's
Circle is doing in ameliorating the lot
of the Jewish Workingman; on the
as sistance given to benevolent insti-
tutions, particularly those devoted to
children and educational functions.
Then Upon motion duly seconded and
carried the meeting voted contribu-
ton of 500 annually to the Cheyenne
Jewish Relief Association, to be paid
quarterly. After the formal meeting
the members enjoyed Dutch Lunch
con, the session ending at midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rosenberg from
Denver were weekend visitors with
their sister and brother-in Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Rosenblum.
; In the Art Appreciation Contest
which took place Monday morning in
. which contestants from all the Chey-
enne Schools were entered, Sam Rosen
son of Rev "A. Rosen, won honorable
mention. In the contests for the 5th
and 9th grades, Victor Krulak, Oscar
Levine, Dorothy Cohen, and Lynette
Veta turned in perfect answer sheets
with not so much as a comma, apos-
trophe, capital or small letter amiss
In these contests the instructor holds
up a picture selected from among
those that have been studied by the
pupils, and the latter are required
r from memory, to write the title Of
the picture and the name and nation.
e ality of the painter.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. A. Silverstein an
nounce the engagement of their son
Sam, to Miss Anna Gulinson of Den,
yer.
y The following persons left Cheyenne
s tC spend Shevuoth in Denver: Mr.. anC
h Mrs. Dave Wolfe, Mr.. Sam Stark, Miss
e Esther Stark, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gold.
t berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Veta, Mr.
Sam Silverstein.
The following out of town visitors
= spent Shevuoth in Cheyenne: Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Shuman and children
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Goldstein anc
children, Mr. and Mrs. Copel Pooly
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Isadort
Cohen and family, Miss Evelyn Bern
stein and Miss Lea Bernstein all Of
Denver Mr.. and Mrs Morris Faster
mack, of Laramie, Wyo
:, The following pupils of Cheyenne
+ Schools received cash awards from
I the Colonel Pritchard prize: Ida As
= rican, Israel Rosen, Morris Hoffman
r This prize is awarded annually to the
n ten pupils of Cheyenne schools rank
+ ing highest in scholastic effort.
n Morey Goldberg and Jack KrulaE
entertained the boys Of Cheyenne with
+ stag party at the Plains hotel. A
marvellous entertainment was put OF
A by the two hosts.
On Sunday, May 81, Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Herman entertained group o,
friends at their home in celebration
of their tenth wedding anniversary
A sumptuous dinner was served, aftel
which the remainder of the evening
was spent playing games, cards anC
dancing.
The graduating exercises for the
Mt. Sinai Religious School were helt
at the Synagog Saturday morning
May 80 The following four young
ladies' make up the personnel of the
class: Ida Asrican, Libbie Hoffman
Marjorie Kantor, and Pearl Veta. Ar
interesting program was enjoyed, as
. given below:
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Opening Prayer . Rev. Mr.. A. Roser