Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-11
SALT LAKE CITY
Misnie Cohen. socisl Editor
Phone WsAairh at5.-W.


talned at o dancine party Saturday eve
ming, February IL at the home of Mi
Alice Stein on Fifteenth East street in
compliment Of the pledges The volen-
tine idea was very effectively carried
out In decorations, games, and refresh
ments. The color scheme was red and
white. Chains OF red hearts and cupid,
hung from the ceiling Of the ball room
Dancing and games were enjoyed dur
Ing the evening. after which light
buffet luncheon was served. The guests
numbered twenty. Miss Alice Stein and
Miss Hattie soble were in charge of ar.
rangemenis.
Mrs. Harry Gevurtx OF Portland. Ore.
was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Frank at their home on vlr-
ginia street for over week. She re-
turned TO her home. Satur,ia,.
Mrs. Abe Wolfe will leave Friday for
an extended visit To Los Angeles and
Santa Monica, Calf.
Mr.. Leo. Jan. and Mischief Chern-
the Cherniavsky trio We're presented In
n series of concerts under the manage
meft OF Mr.. Fred G. Graham in Salt
Lake last week. These Jewish artists
have reached high pinnacle In their
chosen profession for one so young. At
all times they played Ia capacity houses.
The consensus OF opinion voiced was
that the understanding. sympathy. and
unity of purpose that exists between
these brothers Is almost perfect They
rendered musical programs that were
sources of inspiration to all those who
heard them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Otienheimer re
turned last week from a six weeks tour
of the east. They visited with friends
and relatives IN New York, Chicago,
and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Saul Kahn returned recently
from Denver. Colo where She spent
several weeks visiting with her sister,
Mr.. NJ. II. Barnett.
Rabbi and Mrs. Elliot NJ Burstein are
receiving congratulations over the ar
rival of II daughter at the Holy Gross
Hospital. Both mother and daughter
are getting along very nicely.
Salaciute Campfire girls organiza-
tion which consists entirely OF young
Jewish girls has grown considerably
since its organization only two years
ago. Miss Muricl Tandowsky is their
leader. They meet four times eacl,
month devoting one meeting 10 cere-
monlal, business. sports and handicraft
At present there are fourteen members
Tentative plans have been drawn to en-
tertain at mothers luncheon in the
near future.
Mrs. Max Ottenhcimcr and daughter
Ruth left for Chicago the latter part OF
the week to attend the marriage of
Miss We'll. Miss We'll Is niece OF
Mr.. ot,cuteimcr.
The Girls Sewing Circle met Monday
evening nj the home of Miss Sadie
Arnorllz ON Fifth East street. The eve
ming was spent in sewing after which
light refreshments were served.
The l''nai Birth Auxiliary entertain,
ed AT card party Mt the H'nal Birth
Hall on Third East street Tuesday eve
ming for the purpose Of raising funds
for purchasing n new piano for The
B'nai Birth hall. The results of the
party We're very gratifying The early
part Of the evening was spent in cards
aud Nah Jongg aud later light refresh.
mcnts were served Al the last meet,
ing of the B'nai Birth Auxiliary n sun
shine committee was inuuguratel whose
sole purpose ii is 10 spread cheer aud
aid those who are needy or sick.
Mrs. Nathan Horn entertained ilic
members of her card club at a luncheon
at her home on First South street last
Friday afternoon. Bridge and Nal,
Jongg were enjoyed hy those present.
The guests of honor We're Mrs. Harry
Gevurtz of Portland, Oregon. and Mrs.
Warns of Los Angeles. Covers We're
laid for twelve
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