Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-08-26
SALT LAKE CITY
Murisi THndowsky. Social Edhsr
Phone HyiAnd 1873

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adelphia, where DR.. Tumen will prae-
tice after December /
Mrs. Julius Rosenberg and daugh-
tiers, Carolyn and Georgctte, have re-
turned to their home in Salt Lake
after spending the summer In San
Francisco.
Mrs. S. G. Orsnsteen entertained at
luncheon last week.
Mrs. Lew Meadow has returned
from an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. R. W. Appel has returned from
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Dreyfus and Mrs,
Jules Dreyfus are in Yellowstone
Park.
Miss Hanna Arnovitr is expected
home shortly from Pueblo.
Miss Alice Stein has returned from
short visit in Butte and Helena,
Mont. 7
At garden luncheon held recently
by the board members of the kie Club
the following prominent Jewish mat
rons were present: Mrs. David Tan.
dowsky, Mrs. Henry Segil, Mrs. Paul
Newman, Mrs. William Kaufman,
Mrs Jack Tanne lbaum, Mrs. Sydney
Cline and Mrs. Sig Poritzky. The
luncheon was held at the country
home of Mrs. John Mcdonald, Jr. The
membership of the club is restricted
to wives of Elks.
The Msimonides Club held fare
well meeting in honor of Rabbi Bur
stein, prior to hfs-departure for his
new post at Portland, Ore. Rabbi
Burstein has been the spiritual advisor
of the club since its founding several
years ago. Miss Freda kreines ren.
dered talk on Israel Zangwill. Rabbi
Burstein gave u farewell speech which
was answered by Nate Axelrad when
he presented Rabbi Burstein on behalf
of the club beautiful gold watch
charm The pendant was formed by
four shofars forming the NJ which
stood for Maimonides, and below was
suspended the star of David in the
center of which were several diamonds.
This beautiful token stood as a re-
minder of the esteem in which the
rabbi is held by this local club. At
the farewell reception rendered Rabbi
Burstein by the Montefiore Synagogue
leather travelling bag was pre-
scented to him by the congregation.
The presentation speech was made bv
Mr.. Max Aaron.
/ Word has been received in the CITY
o fthe death Of Mr.. Joseph Moskovitz
at Minneapolis. MINI. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moskovitz were former residents of
Salt Lake. Mr.. Mbskovitz is survived
by his widow.
During the past week Salt Lake
Jewr lost two of its residents through
death The first death was that of
Mrs Sarah Cohne, mother Of Mr.. A.
Cohne. She is survived by two sons
. and daughter, the only one residin~
in Salt Lake bein~ Mr.. A. Cohne of
Fourteenth East street The second
death being the passing of Mrs. Anna
Abramson. wife of David Abramson.
Mrs. Abramson leaves, in addition to
her husband, two sons living in Idaho.
Cantor Bach officiated at both
funerals and the interments were in
Montefore Cemetery.
Master Charles Offer has returned
!. to his home in Los Angeles after
spending several months in Salt Lake
. as the guest of the Jack Findings.
Mrs. !. Hison entertained at a
luncheon last week IN compliment to
Mrs. Ruth Oppenh6im Of Chicago, ILL.,,
who is the guest Of Mrs. Sol Jacobs.
Mrs. Oppenhem was formerly Miss
Ruth Wolf of Salt Lake City,
Miss Miriam Goldstein has returned
to Salt Lake after spending the sum-
mer in California;
The new Jewish Community Center
will be dedicated shortly before the
grand opening in the fall.
Miss Helen Rosenbaum will soon
leave for the East, where she expects
to enter Radcliffe College. Miss Ros-
. enbaum has spent the past year in
study in Florence, Itals'.
Miss Ruth Hirschman will. leave
early in the fall for trip around the
. world. She will be absent from Salt
Lake City for year Miss Hirsch-
man will be accompanied by Miss Elsie
| Geogeghan.
q hfs anu WIS iss II. " dtNio uiiu
and Mrs. Charles C. Crismon enter
tanned at dancing party at the Wat
It's country home in Cottonwood
Prior to her departure for an en-
tensive eastern trip Mrs. S. Claschkc
was the motif for many social affairs
, Among the successful candidates tc
. be elected for teaching positions in the
Salt Lake schools from this years
University Of Utah graduates were
Miss Alberta Freshman and Miss
Flora Syrlin.
All New Year Greetings must
, be in the hands of the Greeting's S
! Editor not later than Monday,
August 30, in order to appear in
, the first issue of the New Years
number.
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