Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-13
P u E BIO
Mrs. NJ, Greenberg. Social Editor.
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PUEBLO
Mrs. N. GreenbrrE. Social Editor.
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Mrs. Harry Goodman charmingly
entertained at beautifully appoint
ed bridge party last "Wednesday eve
ming, honoring Miss Rose Bernstein,
June bride. A color scheme Of pink
and orchid was carried out In decora-
tions. A bride and groom, set in a
huge lily, formed the centerpiece.
Pink candles in silver candlesticks
were at each end of the table. Pink
and orchid water lilies were the
favors with placards of the same
colors in the shape of bell Covers
were laid for twelve guests. The out
of-town guest was Mrs. J. Spector,
of Walsenburg.
Miss Mollie Spoken left Thursday
hight for Brockton, Mass, and points
in New York state, where she will
visit relatives for several months.
Mrs. A. Boxer underwent an opera
tion last Tuesday at Parkvicw hos
pital. Her friends will be pleased to
hear that she is getting along nicely.
A most enjoyable Mothers Day
party took place Sunday afternoon in
the B. B. hall, when members of the
Junior Young Judean club entertained
their mothers. The following program
was enjoyed: Mrs. Adolph Rosenblum,
who is sponsor for the club, gave an
eloquent and inspiring talk about
Mother; Mrs. j. Tour also paid a
tribute to Mother in an interesting
short address; a piano solo, "War-
blings at Eve" by Miss Beatrice
Greenberg; reading, "Johnny's His
tory Lesson by little Miss Rita
Lesser; a violin solo, Mother of
Mine" by Bernard Rike, accompanied
by Miss Beatrice Greenberg; solo
dance, Spring" by little Miss Fay
Greenberg, accompanied by Beatrice
Greenberg. Following the program
luncheon was served by the COM
mittee A color scheme of red and
white was carried out in decorations,
with red and white carnations in
vases as the centerpiece. Nut cups
and candies were of the same color
At the banquet table Mrs. Rosenblum
called on the members to express
their sentiment in regard to their
mothers, to which each responded
most graciously. Mrs. Tour, who is
general chairman of the Community
/ Center organization, then addressed
the members in behalf Of the Com
munity Center Miss Beatrice Green
berg was instructed to appoint the
| following delegates to represent their
club at the Community Center organ
ization President, Joseph Isaacs; the
Misses jeanette Black, Helen Bern
stein and Beatrice Greenberg. The
committee in charge extends their
thanks to Miss Julia Braun for her
kind assistance.
/ Rabbi Noise Bergman returned
Monday night from Denver, where he
addressed the B'na Birth Lodge.
Mrs. f. Silver and son, of Colorado
Springs, spent the weekend with
relatives in the city.
The confirmation exercises that
were to have been held Sunday morn.
ing have been postponed to Sunday,
May %, owing to the quarantine of
Junior Elliott, who is one Of the con
firmants.
Word has been received here of the
birth of baby daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Abner, of New Orleans.
Mrs. Abner will be remembered as
Miss Jessie Davinsky, popular Pueblo
girl.
Rabbi Noise Bergman will go to
Trinidad Sunday morning where he
will hold confirmation exercises at
Temple Aaron.
Iladassah Buds will meet Sunday
afternoon, at o'clock, at the home
of Alma Kaplan, l403 East 3rd street
A N I1en,hc-s nrn n-L-d 20 attend