Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-28

/ i""" springs huiipuiict the ehkh Reulcut
Of their daughter, May Florence to DIR.
David NJ. Yaker OF this city.
Sam Schafer Is expected home this
week after an absence OF two months
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Oheb
Iadek Congregation will hold their reg.
ular monthly meeting on Wednesday
February 3rd. at . 30 Z. N. In the
vestry rooms of the synaRUg. 222..
and al members are urgently requested
to attend
The friends Of Mrs. Frank Katz will
be- pleased to know that she Is fully
recovered from her Illness and will I've
pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. Fannie Bernstein of Cheyenne
spent n week here with relatives and
friends, and was the house guest Of
her children, Mr.. and Mrs. CoppeI
Pocly and family.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Ex-Pa-
tients Tubercuiar Home will hold their
regular monthly meeting next Monday,
February 1, at . 30 p. NJ at the home
of Mrs. j. Klatzkin. 2217 Champa
street All members are requested to
be present as matters of great I'M.
! marianne. will ha IisruszaI
attention. Ladies'" the Ladies' Aux.
iliary of the Sheriff Israel Congregli-
ton invites you and all your friends to
II tea and card party next Tuesday
February md. . 80 p NJ, at the Elk's
club with Mrs. ]. Sni as chairman.
A beautiful door prize and table prizes
will he given. and good time is as
sured to all who will attend.
One of the pretty events of the month
took place Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs ]. Sni when many
friends gathered to rejoice over the re.
covery of the illness of Miss Frieda
Rubenstein, young daughter Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. ID. Rubenstein. A surprise purity
wars rendered her, with ~ friends
present The house was decorated in
red. white and blue. and the color
scheme was carried out in same colors
The evening was spent in dancing, sing
ing and various games. Miss Florence
Kissler gave several recitations. and
fancy toe dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Berger and family
of o117 Franklin street have moved to
their new home at 1872 irving street
where they will be pleased to see their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Aarons an
nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter, Hile. to Julian Freundlich. sen Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Freundlich OF
New York City.
The regular melting Of the Denver
Section, Council Of Jewish Women
met Wednesday afternoon, January u
. in the assembly hall of the b. NJ. II
Synagog. After the regular business
meeting report of the Interstate Con
ference was read. An impressive mem
1t consisted of prayer given by Mrs
c. n. ii. Kauvar and the reading ol
resolutions by Mrs. Walter Lichten
stein. Fred Smith of the Lamont
I! School of Music played several violiI
solos He was accompanied by Stanle!
FIavenov. Joe LANCER gave an interest
ing travelogue, showing pictures of al
the Mediterranean countries and o
Europe 4 social half hour followed
Mrs. Harry Aarons left last week fol
New York to visit her daughter, Elile
She expects to be gone six weeks.
, A box party was given at the Den
ham Theatre by Bessie Stein, Sunday
January II. the occasion being he
10th birthday. Refreshments wer'
served at Baur's. Those present wer'
| Celia Atlivack. Golden Binstock, Anni
Berg, Anna krupp, Dorothy Gardner
2 Evelyn Schwartz. Sadie Arnofr. Sadi,
: Fortner. Saye Zeiler, Mildred Salomon
: Frances Tenncnbaum. Lottie Heller
: stein, Charlotte Seigel. Louise Wan
: ger. Florence Radetski Libby Block.
Miss Agnes Goldfarb and Mr.. Jack NJ
Radinsky We're married last Sunda.
afternoon at the Il. NJ. II. SynagoG
Rabbi c. 4. II. Kauvar olliciatcd. Rabb
BurnStein and Rabinowitz were also in
cluded in the services. the decoration
in the synagog We're most beautiful an,
tasteful IL reception was held at tn
home of the bride at 1861 Adams fron
! to j 7. NJ. then a dinner was servct
at the B. NJ. II. Mt 6 80 + M. for TIN
family. The newlyweds left Sunda.