Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Dorothy Flower who worked untiringly
Mrs. A. Pepper delightfully."- entertain.
cd at d charming bridge party last sun.
day afternoon at her home 1918 Court,
honorng Miss Rose Bernstein. June
bride. The table at which the guests
were seated had as centerplece q doll
dressed rs a bride. wearing u white
satin gown and long veil, caught Ia II
wreath Of lilies OF the valley. carrying
a banquet OF the same. Covers were
laid for $ guests
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Souncborn enter.
tanned last Monday evening at the sec.
ond OF a series of dinner parties at the
Congress Hotel
The keno party that was given by
Pueblo Chapter Hadassah last Monday
evening In the Woodman hall was Il big
success.
Mrs. Sam Wiener graciously enter,
talned Mt auction bridge last Tuesday
afternoon at her home in the Crescent
Apartments. Covers were laid for eight
guests.
Senior Young Judeans enjoyed hike
Sunday out TO Goodnight.
Jewish Ladies' Aid Society held their
regular meeting Sunday afternoon In
the Broadway Arcade Lodge room, with
Mrs. NJ. Kushnlr and Mrs. Samuel
Bernstein as hostesses.
Mrs. A. Buckstein and young son,
Edward. are visiting with relatives In
Cheyenne.
Mrs. Saul Friedman 621 West 23rd
street underwent an operation last Fri
day at Parkview Hospital. Her friends
will be pleased to hear that she is doing
nicely.
Mr.. NJ. Schwartz motored to Denver
Sunday to attend the Diner Gold stein
wedding.
Mrs. /. s. Breetwor and little son left
Sunday for Salt Lake City where they
will visit relatives for several weeks.
Bnal Birth Lodge held an enjoyable
open meeting and Mothers Day pro
gram, followed by dance Sunday eve
ming in their lodge rooms. The reason
for the advanced Mothers Day program
was this being their last open meeting
of the season. DR.. Harry Goodman
paid beautiful tribute to mother. Mr..
Moe Oppenheim delivered the prayer.
The principal speaker of the evening
was Attorney Benjamin F. Koperllk.
He spoke of the noble deeds OF the
Mothers in Israel. He also spoke on
the United Jewish Drive and made an
eloquent appeal in behalf OF our un-
fortunate co-rellgionists in Europe, to
give more than we can afford.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Goodman and son,
Phillip, from La Junta. motored down
to attend the B'nai Birth program and
dance
Mr., Morris Cohn and Mr.. David Har-
lem of Denver will come here Wednes-
day OF this week in behalf OF the 10
million dollar drive. The drive is now
on in Pueblo and 1t is hoped that we
will be able to 20 over the top. Rabbi
Noise Bergman. Mr.. Alfred Herman
and Mr.. b. f. Koperllk head the local
committee
Members Of the Junior Young Judcan
club are making elaborate plans to en-.
terrain their mothers at Mothers
Day celebration on Sunday afternoon
Miss jeanette Black is In charge OF ar
rangements.
Next Friday night, Mothers Day
will be celebrated at Temple Emanuel. |
All boys and girls are especially asked |
TO attend services and bring their
mothers.
Rabbi Noise Bergman has been in,
vted TO address the Denver B'nai Birth |
lodge next Monday evening.
Confirmation services will be held at |
Temple Emanuel, on Sunday, May 18th.
There will be eight conflrmants from |
Pueblo and three from Colorado
Springs.
Temple Emanuel Slsterhood will give
n card party on Saturday, May 18th, at |
the Arcadia on 9th street All friends
are invited. Committee In charge OF |
arrangements are Mrs. Dan Isaacs
Mrs. Moe OppenhNm, Mrs T. Taub and
Mrs. Morton Rechnitz
Messrs. Joseph ROsen and Isidore
Rosen were called to Cedar Rapids, Ia,
by the death of their father.