Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-18
SALT LAKE CITY
minnie Cohen. Social Editor
Phone WRsHteh st5s-w.

at IL O'Clock Sunday morning. Inter
ment followed in the B'nai Israel
cemetery Mr.. and Mrs. Simon are
former residents of Salt Lake and are
loved and revered by hosts of friends
here. They have resided in New York
City for the past two years.
The Miamonedes Club will hold their
regular meeting Thursday evening in
the vestry room Of the Congregation
Montefiore. Rabbi Samuel Gordon
will address the Jewish History Glass
which Is conducted under the auspices
of the organization.
Mr.. J. Meyers announces the en-
gagement of his son, Edgar j. Myers
TO Miss Estelle Rosenthal of Fort
Worth, Texas. The bride is grad
uate Of Texas Womens' College. Mr..
Myers is former student of the Uni
versity of Utah and member of the
Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity. The
marriage will take place March l6 at
Fort Worth. After an extended honey
moon tour the young couple will re-
side in Salt Lake.
The Girls Sewing Circle met Mon
Miriam GOldstein on South State street.
Among those who made reservations
for the Forty-ninth Birthday celebra-
ton of the Ladies' Literary Club held
at their club house on East South
Temple street saturday afternoon were
Mesdames: Junian Bamberger. r. NJ.
: Lehman, Nose Lewis, NJ. r. Mendel-
son, Samuel Makoff, Julius Rosen-
berg, II. Hirschman, Ben Liberman
David Wertheimer and A. l.. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Finkelstein
entertained at buffet supper at their
home on Federal Way, Saturday eve
ming for thirty of their friends. The
valentine idea was very effectively
carried out in decorations. Cards were
enjoyed during the evening.
Mr.. James l.. White left the first
Of the week for Los Angeles. where he
will join Mrs. White. who is visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Shapiro of that city. i,.
Mrs Simon Rosenblatt entertained
the members of her card club at a well
appointed luncheon at her home last
Wednesday afternoon. Covers were
laid for eight
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Finding have
returned from an extended eastern
trip, where they spent several weeks
visiting with friends and relatives in
. New York and Chicago, and also the
large eastern markets.
Mrs. Henry Silver was hostess at u
delightfully."- arranged luncheon fol-
lowed by bridge and Nah Jongg for
: the members of her card club. in the
; dining room of the Elks Club on
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laid for sixteen.
Mrs. Abe Wolfe left Friday for an
extended trip to Los Angeles and
other cities along the western coast.
where she will spend about four
weeks.
Mrs. Morris Rosen was the hostess
at charming luncheon followed by
, bridge and nah jongg at her home
last Wednesday afternoon. The guests
numbered sixteen and were seated at
one long table, the centerpiece Of
which was "A crystal bowl of sweet
peas. The special guests of honor
were Mrs. +. Tasem Of San Francisco
and Mr.. NJ. Oliner of Park City.
Tuesday evening the Bnai Birth
Lodge held initiation at the B'nai
Birth Hall on Third East street for
the following new members: Mr.. Abel
Davis, Mr.. H. Kaslow, Mr.. Samuel
Goldberg, Mr.. Joe Doctorman, Mr.
Abe Guss, and Mr.. Joseph Monsey.
Mr.. Daniel Alexander was the princi-
pal speaker of the evening. Light re-
frcshments were served after the
meeting
Mr. H. Landau will return the latter
part of the week after having spent
the past four weeks visiting with
friends and relatives in many of the
principal cities of the East.
The Hadassah Society met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. L. Fox
on 10th South street. An interesting
musical program was enjoyed by the
members, after which light refresh.
mcnts We're served.
Mrs. Jake Garfnllle left Friday for
I l as 4 Il.