Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28

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tertancJ at prettily appointed lunch
con In her home Friday noon, January
IL, honorlng her mother, Mrs. J. Brod-
sky. OF Denver Nah jonrg was the
diversion OF the afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. Braun have an
nounced the engagement Of their sister,
Miss Frances Schwartz, to Mr.. Edward
J. Pelta Of Buena Vista, Colo.
Pueblo Chapter ,Hndassah. gave n
cake sale at PigRly Wiggly store No.
on Friday, January 10 and card party
on Tuesday, January 10. ut the home
of Mrs II. Simon, which was n SUCCESS.
Committee for cakc sale was Mesdames
II. Rienar, A. Ro-enblum and II. Simon.
| Committee for card party. Mesdamcs
II. Simon. A. Buckstein, l. Rcsen and
II. Rienar The committee extends its
thanks to all ladies' who donated cakes
and other cooked foods.
Mrs. $. Bernhiem and Mrs. lsidor
Berhhiem were hostesses at an attrac-
| tive luncheon last Monday. given in the
main dining room at the Congress Ho-
| tel. Their guests were seated at small
tables, the centerpieces being sweet peas
and yellow jonquiIs in tall baskets. tied
with tulle of the same colors. Covers
were laid for j.. Nah jongs and bridge
were the diversions of the afternoon.
Temple Emanuel Sisterhood gave the
first OF their monthly card parties last
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Rabbi and Mrs. NJ Bergman. which
proved success. Mrs S. +. Davis do
nated the prizes
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bostick let last
Thursday for their home in Chatta-
nooga. Tenn. They will be greatly
missed by their many friends.
| Mrs. 4. Alfred Herman and Mrs. Ed
Fist entertained at nm attractive lunch
eon last Thursday noon at the Vail Ho-
tel Sweet peas in baskets were used
profusely In tablc decorations Covers
were laid for 80.
Mrs. a. Pepper entertained at beau
ltifully appointed nah jcngg and bridge
party Friday afternoon In her home.
1918 Court street. Her guests were
seated at long table. which had as II
eenterpiece orchid and white sweet
peas in a silver basket, with orchid
candles in silver holders ut each end.
Orchid and white nut baskets in the
shape of corsnge bouquet OF sweet
peas were the favors. Covers were laid
for l. and the hostess.
| Mr.. Barney Rubin Of I.atcn, n. NJ,
formerly of Pueblo. spent last week in
the city visiting old friends.
Prof. ]. II. Rislcy, superintendent of
School District No. 1, occupied the pull
pit at Temple Emanuel Friday evening.
His subject was '"rhe Reign OF the
Law" which was very interesting ard
well received.
Rabbi Noise Bergman spoke Monday
evening before the Rotary Club, Tues
day evening ut Centennial High School.
Wednesday evening at Central High
and Thursday evening before the Lions
Club.
Mr.. Joseph Rosen, president of the
Colorado Mercantile Company, left Sat
urday night on n purchasing trip to
New York. En- route he will make
short visits with his brother in Joliet.
III. He will also visit in Carlisle, Pa.
Detroit, Mich. Cleveland, o., and will
spend n few days with his parents and
brother ip Cedar Rapids, Ia, before re
turning home.
B'nai Birth Juniors will give
smoker and boxing contest which will
be followed by n dance next Sunday
evening at Odd Fellows Hall. There
will also be several vaudeville acts and
a Charleston contest. Refreshments
will he served and good time is prom
iscd to all.
Hadassah Buds met Sunday after
noon at the home of Mildred Epstein,
70l West Eleventh. street, and ar
ranged program whereby they will
entertain the Hadassah mothers at
their next meeting. They also re-
hcarsed n folk dance which they will
give at Young Judean program to be
presented in the near future. The Lit
tie Buds met last Wednesday after
noon Mt the Seville Hotel to bid Mrs.
Bostick Godspeed and presented her
with "A leather bound address book.
Junior Young Judcans met Sunday
afternoon Mt the home of Miss Goldie
Kivel. 1850 Lake avenue. Fians for a