Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-04

them saturday, February ~. NJ St
| Mnry's Hospital
Mrs, Thomas kiyel entertained at u
beautifully appointed bridge party in
the mirror room at the Congress Hotel.
Covers were laid for Mcsdamcs Max
Mc>tcl. Jack T.. I.ackner Fcrd Klein
Joseph Pepper. 5. Kivel. II. Strait, Miss
Jeanne Edelstcin, Miss Rubyc Bcrko-
wit2 Miss Goldic Kivcl, Miss Muricl
Engcl of Denver Miss Jessie Grccnberg
| and the hostess. Mrs Kiycl. who * u
recent bride, was formerly Miss sara
| Gould of Los Angeles. Calf.
Junior Young Judcnn> held an inter.
esting meeting and election of officers
last sunday afternoon in the Il. Il. Hall.
with Miss Molie Spoken one Of the
sponsors of the club. aS chapcrOnc The
following officers We're elected: Joseph
IsaacS. president: Miss Rose Dobhin.
yicc-prcsidcnt: Miss Bcairicc Green.
berg secretary: Miss Helen Bernstein,
treasurer, and David Kushnir, monitor.
The members are planning a hike next
Sunday If the weather permits.
Mrs. Charles Freund entertained at a
beautifully appointed luncheon last
Monday at her home. George Wash.
ington'S birthday decorations were
used effectively on the table Covers
| We're laid for 10.
Mrs. Max Mcstcl delightfully."- enter.
taincd ~ n charmingly arranged bridge
party last Monday evening. honoring
| her niece. Miss Muriel Engcl Of Den
yer. Red. white and blue were ulScl
profuscly in decorations and the table
was beautiful in WaShington'S birthday
decorations and carried out In the
menu. Covers were laid for the guest
of honor. Miss Muricl Engcl. Mis-, Rose
Bernstein. Miss Dorothy Flower. Miss
Leah Snndusky, Miss Julia Braun. Miss
Minnie Sandusky. Mrs. Joseph Peppers.
NilN sI l.. lsdth1l'ls WI NlNfl
and the hostess.
The many friends of Mrs. Pauline
! Brown. who underwent n serious opera
iion recently at Minncdua Hospital. will
he pleased to hear that she is conva-
lcSclnc and will return to her home this
week
Mrs ISidOre Roscn graciouSly enter
tanned last Wednesday afternoon mt
bridge and nah jongg honoring Mrs
sam Engcl Of Denver. Her guests mum.
bercd L..
\ regular meeting of The Noun.
JmdcanS was held last Wednesday eve
ming at the home of the president, IIy-
man I.edder Following the business
session n social hour was enjoyed by
the members.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Engel and daugh.
ter left last Thursday for their home in
Denver, after spending two pleasant
weeks with relatives and friends. Mrs
Engcl was the inspiration of many so
cial affairs during her visit here.
Temple Emanuel Siscrhood gave
their monthly card party Thursday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. $. II. Gold
smith.
Miss Anna Myers was hostess at n
delightfully."- arranged party last Friday
evening at her home. Her guests num-
bercd 10 couples.
HadasSah mask dance. which was
given Purim night, was n most enjoy
able and successful affair. There was
/ of-town guests, among whom were Mr..
and Mrs +. Silver and sons of Colorado
| Springs. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Glickmnn
of Snlida. Mr.. and Mrs. PomcranZ of
| Lamur, Mr. and Mrs. Glaubcr of Trini-
| dad Mrs. Benjamin Kohn of Kansas
/ City. Miss Selma Rosenberg of Walscn-
/ berg. Mr.. Jack Kat2 of Detroit. Mich.
| Mr.. Maurice II. Levy of Denver. Mr..
| Marx and many others.
| Mrs. \. Rosenberg, chairman of the
I Purim Donation Drive for the orphans
/ in Palestine. wishes TO announce that
| the drive has been big success. Mrs.
\. Il. Rosenberg of Florence, Colo. do
mated s. for ginghams; Mrs. l.. Silver
of Colorado Springs donated one dozen
pairs stockings; Mrs II Simon donated
one dozen pairs stockings; Mrs. NJ.
Kushnir one dozen wash cloths, ms did
many others and still more coming in.
/ \ complete list will he made next week.
The committee extend their thanks to
all donors.
! 4 movement has been started for the