Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-03
DEN YER
tame D~Hen, Social Editor
Phone Main s6s5l


very attractive and distinctive AFFAIR In
the benefit party given by the Sister
hood of Temple Emanuel, as seen from
IN" array Of smnrtly dressed men and
women. The ycstry rooms Of the TEN
Pile were made gay indeed by the varl.
Gus forms Of amusement offered by IN,
Siatcrhood. There was dancing for the
young people, cards for those who didn't
care TO dance and an exhibition dance
given by expert Charleston performers
for all. The three prizes were awarded
during the evening and these were: an
exquisite secretary. donated by Mr.
Samuel Kohn, lovely SeS of silver
given by Mr.. Morris Cohen and sur.
prise box from BaurS. The benefit
was a very successful AFFAIR, the quota
set by the Sisterhood Having been
reached and a great share of this sue.
cess rests with the members Of the
| Sisterhood who so generously respond
Ell. An AFFAIR truly worthy of the
SisterhOod
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Barnett return.
ed last week from months sojourn
in the east where they visited in
Brooklyn with their daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Heilbronn. and in Akron. Ohio.
with their son. Stanley Barnett.
Mr., and Mrs. Tom May spent a short
time in Denver last week on their way
home to California, after several
months OF travel in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. George Meyers enter
tained the members of the Sunday night
club at ti.Sir home this week.
Miss Amelia Marx had as her house
guest over the Thanksgiving weekend
Miss Eva Waterhouse of Hayden, who
is Il student at Boulder. L
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Amter We're dinner
hosts Sunday noon at their home
Covers We're laid for twelve guests.
The Friday club will meet today at
the home of Mrs. Haskell Cohen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Grammar enter
tanned last week at n Thanksgiving
Eve party. Covers were laid for twelve
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Wolf returned to
Denver last week after two months
sojourn in Europe.
Mrs. Ernest Morris will be hostess
to the members of the Friday club Mt
her home today.
Miss Dena Geller was hostess at
luncheon on Sunday, November 30,
at her home. Covers were laid for
the hostess, the Misses Rose Silver
man, Fannie Dare, Sophia Richman,
Goldie Geller, Fannie Spector, Mollie
Cohen, and Minnie Ginsberg.
The Thursday nah jongg club met
yesterday at the home of Mrs. Henry
Frankel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jarecki enter
tained at smartly appointed dinner
at their home on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Max Grimes has returned home
from Salt Lake where she spent several
days.
Mr.. L. II. Guldman left Denver last
Sunday for New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guldman will sail December 6 for
Europe where they will spend several
months in travel.
Mrs. Leona Eichberg entertained the
Tuesday club at her home this week.
Mrs. Jake Olcovich was hostess at
luncheon at her home on Thursday.
This is one of series of luncheons
that Mrs. Olcovich is giving.
Mrs. b. Flesher entertained the mem
bers of the Thursday club yesterday
at her home.
DIR. and Mrs. Eugene Auer are leav-
ing some time in January for Europe.
They expect to be gone ten months
during which time DR.. Auer expects
to study in Vienna.
Mrs. f. Goodman and Mrs. Kate
Koln entertained on Monday AT IA very
unique luncheon at Baurs the lunch
con was called mothers and daughter
party.
Mrs. Louis Cohen was confined to her
home for few days last week because
of cold.
The Wednesday club met this week
with Mrs. Alfred Triefus. Covers We're
set for eight.
Morton Newfed of Des Molnes spent
l.. l.