Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
INTERMOuNTAlN SOCIETY
CHEYENNE
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The Bar Mltzvah OF Victor Krulak.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Krulal. was
held last Saturday. and was very i'm.
prcssive. Coneratulatlne friends nnd
relatives filled the synagog. After the
conclusion OF the "Maftcr" Victor de
liv"red speech, using as text the
subject loyalty to Judaism"
The Ladies' l. o. u. r., No. 10, held
their installation Monday, January 10.
Rabbi Bergman of Pueblo was the In.
stalllng officer. He was honored with
dinner at the Plains Hotel before tina
ceremonies began. As part OF the ccrc-
mony Rabbi Bergman addressed the as.
semblage, speaking fcelingly on "Har-
mony." Refreshments were served
after the ending OF the rites. and n
dance concluded memorable evening.
The new officers Of the lodge are: Mrs.
:. Kalman, president Mrs. ]. Rosen.
blum. vice-president Mrs. Harry
Schwartz, secretary; Mrs. II. Paster,
mack. treasurer; Mrs. A. Spaulding.
monitress; Miss Rose Goldstein. guide
Miss Sarah Silverstein. sentinel: Mrs.
II. Marchick, guard Mrs. Kantor. trus.
tee.
The Cheyenne Branch. Workmen's
Circle. held their regular monthly
meeting at the Goldstein home. This
was the first meeting Of the new year.
and the first one in which the new
officers functioned In their respective
capacities. The business part Of the
meeting was, rs always. spirited and
animated. Upon the completion of this.
the tension was relieved by n tasty
luncheon and the members iarried long
enjoying themselves with conyiyial con.
vcrsatiOn.
Miss Rose Shapiro. who has been
visiting relations at Los Angeles. has
returned to our midst. Miss Shapiro
broke the monotony Of the long home.
ward journey by short stay in Den.
yer.
Mrs. Harry Freed left for New York
on short business trip.
Last wednesday evening the hnskct-
ball team Of our Junior l. o. Il. BIS
met and vanquished the team repre-
senting the johnson Club, the score be-
ing 2G TO IA. The victory was all the
more stimulating to the confidence OF
our players because the Johnson quintet
was powerful. Before the game the
supporters of our opponents were glee-
fully rubbing their hands md chuckling
at the prospect of an easy victory over
the Jewish boys; yet glum and sour
were their faces when the game was
over. Outstanding among the heavy
scorers were Dave Vcta and Dudic
Weinstein. This victory is frnught
with dire forcbodings for any Denver
team that tussles with our aggregation.
Mrs. ]. Kranz addressed the faculty
and the pupils of the local Sunday
School last Sunday. adjuring them to
study persistently and faithfully: to be
punctual and attentive; for persecution
will ever he the sad lot of the Jews. and
only by intelligence and education can
they ever hope to rise above these trib-
ulations. The superintendent Of tho
Sunday School hereby invites and urges
all Jews of Cheyenne TO visit the sun
day School often and regularly: for
these visits will greatly aid both fac.
ulty and pupils in approaching the
fact that the Jewry of the town is TAX |
ing real anu vital interest in the |
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Zall of Denver, ac- !
companied by their daughter, Mrs. +. |
kliegcr, We're in Cheyenne attending |
the Bar Mitzvnh of their grandson, Vic. |
tor Krulak; this ceremony taking place
last Saturday.