Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
lNTERMOUNTAIN SOCIETY
P u E B L o
Mrs. NJ. .rr~sbsrr. s.ciai Editor
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Last week was one round Of gaiety.
Many attractive dinners aud New
Years parties Were given. The out.
standing event was the New Years ball
that was given by the kencsis Club.
which was pronounced one of the most
enjoyable affairs ever given in Pueblo.
Nlr aud Mrs, Joseph Ryan presided
over a beautifully appointed ) O'Clock
dinner at their home Sunday evening.
December -, honoring Miss Thelma
Friedman and Mr.. Sanford l. Wer-
thelm Of Cleveland, Ohio.
one Of the most beautiful weddings
of the season was that of Miss Thelma
Friedman and Mr.. Sanford /. Wcrthcim
Of Cleveland, Ohio. which was sol
emnized Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Friedman, 621 West Twenty-third
street, Rabbi Bergman officiating. The
bride wore a white gown of Duchesse
satin with silver trimmings and silver
slippers to match. Her wedding veil OF
rare real lace sent from France was
caught with orange blossoms. forming n
cap effect The bride graduated from
Central High School and from the
Western Reserve University of Cleve-
In nd hl,in Tho t., Il "a,
OF Case Technical College of Cleveland
and is associated with the Peerless
Door and Sash Company. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wertheim left for the Broadmoor
at Colorado Springs. from where they
will visit in Chicago and Dixon, Ill,
before going to Cleveland tUsmake their
home.
one Of the enjoyable parties of the
past week was the New Years party
given by the Junior Young Judeans at
the home of Miss Beatrice Greenberg.
Covers were laid for % young folks
Out Of town guests were Miss Gertrude
Litvak of Denver and Sam Slosky of
Colorado Springs. Mrs. II. Bostick
chaperoned the party.
Hadas ssah Buds met at the home Of
Ruth Katz last Monday afternoon and
gave a delightful little program.
A wedding announcement of interest
which came as a surprise last week,
was that of Mr.. Fcrd Klein. whose mar
riage 10 Miss Esther Seaman of prom
inent Chicago family took place in Chi
cago December .. Mr.. and Mrs. Klein
arrived last Tuesday to make their
home here and have taken an apart
ment in the Navajo on Carterett ave
nue.. Mr. Klein was born and reared in
Pueblo and is associated with the Big
Four Wrecking Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidore Rosen enter
tained at an attractive dinner last
Wednesday evening In honor of their
young son Irving's birthday.
Jewish Ladies' Aid Society held their
regular meeting Sunday afternoon in
the Broadway Arcade lodge room, with
Mrs Joseph I,oscn and Mrs. Adolph
losenblum as hostcsses Final arrange
ments were made for the keno party
which will be given Wednesday evening
in the Auditorium Hall. Mrs. i. Gins
burg and Mrs. II. Roth, chairmen of
committees in charge
Mrs. Simon Sanders of Trinidad, who
came to attend the eighteenth annivcr.
sary celebration of her son and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Elliott re
turned to her home Monday morning.
our Jewish youngsters held sway at
The regular Sunday afternoon concert
AT the Steel Works Y. The three play
lets. "Thc Princess and the Pixies"
Wishes" were well presented and very
well received. A piano solo by Miss
Blanche Ricner violin solo by Bcr.
nard Rike accompanied by Blanche
Riener, and saxaphonc solo by Cecil
Oppenheim were likewise well received.
Rabbi Bergman led the community
singing ana his wonderful sense cf
humor added much 10 the enjoyment of
the afternoon.
Another interesting aud enjoyable
nffair of the past week WIS the in
stallntion and dance put on by B'nn
Birth Lodge Sunday evening. Rabbi
bergman acted as Installing officer and
with Mr.. Benjamin r. Kopcrlik were
the principal speakers of the evening.
Talks Were also made by the newly In
stalled officers who are: Mr.. Edward
Stein, president; Dr, Harry Goodman.
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