Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-04-15

Mr. aud Mr.. $. Shur announce the
: nga cement Of their daughter. Fannie.
to Mr.. Cyrus Abramowitz. No definite
date for the wedding has been set.
MiS, j, Smooklcr has returned to
Denver after having spent the winter
IL Hot Springs, Ark, and IL at her
h"mc al 1853 Federal boulevard.
AIR. and Mrs, Joseph Smookicr have
ns their house guests their daughters.
Mrs, Emile Rosenberg and Mrs. Louis
Green, OF New York City.
The annual children's party given by
the Council OF Jewish Women was held
last week at Temple Emanuel. Tho
event Of the afternoon was the mock
wedding, which rivaled any real one.
The ushers were Harold Quiat, Irwin
tlnmagc, Howard Alan Goldman and
Fred Schwartz. They led the process
sion, followed by the bridesmaids who
were attractivcly gownel In bouffant
dresses Of pastel shades, wearing large
picture hats and carrying stnfrs. They
were Maurine Messed, Shirley Milstein
and Amelia Buka. Following them
came the maid Of honor, Carmen
schultz. The ring bearer and flower
81 Nnfhan \ nd IA
Frankcl. preceded the bride. and Fran.
ccs Lustig and Mandel Minter wero
train bearers. The bride, Betty May
entered with her father, Paul
Rabbe, She was cunnngly dressed in
II white satin dress trimmed In pearls
with a long veil and her bouquet was
made Of white sweet peas and lilies Of
the valley. They were met at the i'm.
proyised altar by The groom. Buddy
Rculer, the best man, Lawrence ku
sick. and the rabbi. N. J. Baum, who
ofiiciated. The brides mother, Jean
Wolgemuth. was dressed in orchid. Fol
lowing the wedding the guests We're en-
tcrtaincd by Shirley Speigleman, who
danced. Shirley Garlct. who gave sew
cr,l recitations, and an exhibition
Charles, on by June Kay.
The X. o. Club entertained Miss Jean
Charvick. n charter member at n the
atre party and luncheon in honor Of her
birthday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Oheb
Zadek Congregation will give tea and
card party on Tuesday, May IL, in the
vcstry rooms of tile synagos.
The tea given by the Chcltenham T.
T. \. was great success. Over three
hundred ladies' attended. Mrs. Sarah
Singer. the chairman, wishes to thank
all the ladies for helping TO make it so
successful The hostesses were Mes.
danes 4. Mardcll, ]. Yockes. l.. Good
man, J. Nicksman, NJ. Orlinsky. |. Fer
man, j. Levin. j. klausncr, +. Corsge,
T.. Pitler, William Boxer, A. Goldstein,
Il. Zinn. l.. B. Goldberg, s. Fineberg,
j. :. Foldman, Schwartz. J. Berenbein.
NJ Swedlow. NJ. Sigmund, VI. Stein, =.
Sobai, Larkin. j. Karsh. A. Garden.
swartz, j, Levand, William Goldberg,
l.. Heller. II. Silverberg, ]. Phillips, 5.
Lustig, +. Pepper, $. I.cvcnthal, $.
Goldberg ID. Cohen. J. Heller and d.
Grcenstein. AIRS. Ben Perlmutter. re.
porter.
Mrs. Dave +. Posncr OF Salt Lake
city arrived in the city last Sunday
and Is visiting with Mrs. Eta Posncr
Mrs. 4. ID. Levine was charming
hostess last Monday at beautiful,
appointed house-waTming bridge, in hel
now home ON 2J72 Hudson. Her guests
were: Mrs. l.. Feldman. Of Mount
Vernon, New York, Mrs. VI. Lutz, Mrs
Robt. Soldering. Mrs. \. Schneidcrman
Mrs. j. Smith. Mrs. l.. Steinberg, Mrs
s, Wcisncr, Mrs. l.. Weisncr, Mrs. j
Kndish. Mrs. NJ. II. Bauer. Mrs. NJ
Ray, Mrs. l.. Goldberg. Mrs. II. Nex
land, Mrs. +. Schacfcr, Mrs. Adolpl
Levy, Mrs. Abe Levy, Mrs. S. Ehr'
and Miss Betty Schneidcrman.
The Ladies' Aid to Beth Israel Hos
pitaI and Home are giving n tea n
Daniels and Fishers Tuesday. April 20
at o:3O T. NJ The following are III,
huslessra; Mesdamcs j. Goldberg, l
SilvcrberG. 4. l.. Goldstein. F. Vein
berg. j. Icrobnick. Alex Striker. w. +
Gross. NJ. G Brown, NJ. COLDER.
Morris Shayer, A. II. Iadctsky, Simon
Heller. sam rrcis>. VI. j. Grccnblatt
VI. $, Iadctsky, II. Chcrnofr, l.. Heller
Nat Weinberg Leon Block, j. Il. Lcvic
Sol Shwaydcr.
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