Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
tAb. Goldstein. Social Editor
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stein, Trustee for three years.; Dave
Komisor, Trustee for two years; Louis
Wax, Trustee for one year. The pub
lie installation will take place January
8, at which time a program will be
rendered, seven-piece orchestra al
ready having been engaged.
Among the many students home
ward bound to spend the winter
vacation is Mr.. Sam Bodner, coming
from the University Of Colorado,
where he is studying medicine.
Morris Hoffman, son of Rabbi and
Mrs. Abraham Hoffman, returned to
his parental home for two weeks va
cation. Morris is student at the
Colorado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins, Colorado.
A large attendance marked the elec-
tion of officers of the Cheyenne Chap
ter Junior IOBB's. The roster of the
newly chosen officers reads as follows
Max Brown, President; Dave Veta,
Vice President; Sol Bernstein, Moni-
tor; julius Stark, Master of the Tenn
Pile; Oscar Lozebnik, Secretary; Dude
Weinstein, Treasurer. The rite of in
stallation will occur January 3, and
will be held in conjunction with the
installation of the senior lodge, I0BB
No. SS3. A program, the details of
which will be announced later, is be-
ing prepared, and joyful time is
assured to all.
Denver University, is visitor in
Cheyenne.
Another student from Denver Uni
versity relaxing from his studies at
home is Dave Schwartz. He is pur-
suing the Arts Course.
Our Junior IOBB's have organized
a basket ball team which is practicing
relentlessly and vigorously to per-
feet an impregnable teamwork. All
thoughts are focused on the idea of
defeating all comers, including Den
yer.
The newly elected officers of The La
dies Auxiliary IOBB. No. 36, chosen
Sunday, Dec. IS, are: Mrs. S. Kali
man, President; Mrs. j. Rosenblum,
Vice President; Mrs. Harry Schwartz,
Secretary; Mrs, H. Pasternack, Treas
urer; Mrs. A. Spaulding, Monitress
Miss Rose Goldstein, Guide; Miss
Sarah Silverstein, Sentinel; Mrs. B.
Marchick, Guardian; Mrs. Kantor,
Trustee. Public installation of officers
will occur January 10, followed by a
dance. A heartfelt invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Mrs. William Veta, accompanied by
her daughter Barbara, left for Denver
to spend a few weeks visiting friends
and relatives.
Twenty little guests assembled at
the parental home of Miss Helen Mar
chick, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Marchick, on Saturday, December 10
They congratulated her on her seventh
birthday and spent in her company
happy afternoon. After passing sew
eral hours playing games all foregath'
cred round the birthday cake flickerine
with its seven candles, and enjoyed a
dainty luncheon.
The IOBB's held public dance al
the Windsor Garden Tuesday, Decem
ber Is. The dance was largely attend
ed and proved great success mater
tally and socially. Great credit is due
1 the committee for the energy ant
time expended to make this dance sue
successful. The committee was com
posed Of II. r. Cohen, Chairman, ant
VIM. Ncta and Meyer Schwartz.
At the conclusion of the lOBB meet
ing Sunday afternoon the members
fingered while to hear arguments il
furtherance of the $15,000,000 United
Jewish Campaign, the purpose OF
which is the succoring of the Jews il
Russia and Palestine. Mr.. Stanley
Bero, field secretary of the Campaign
spoke in substance as follows: that the
Jewish Drive has effected n statewide
organization at Cheyenne and will
get the Jewish people of Casper anc