The Denver Jewish news. [volume], December 20, 1922, Image 5

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Blouses, Lingerie, Hosiery.
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Christmas Club
] Looks ns if everybody
» in Denver would have
| nn account tills year.
1 We are all ready to
I start yours right now.
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& 17tla and Stout.
United States
to, National Bank
Bargains on Used Cars
This Week
1921 Ford Sedan $400
1921 Ford Touring $275
1918 Dodge Touring $300
Complete line of other Font ami
] lodge cars not listed
Small payment down, balance in
easy monthly payments
Authorized for Service Station
Repairing, Genuine Ford Parts
ACCESSORIES
Gasoline and Oils
Nathanson Motor Co.
821 East 26th Avenue
Tel. Main 8261
Silver’s
Restaurant
(Kosher)
1731 Curtis Street
Regular Dinner 40c
and up
Famous Noodle Soup
Strudel
Hungarian rooking
Special Sunday
Table d’Hote Dinner $1.00
Cook’s
Russian
Baths
You will enjoy a “Shwitz”
in our modern Bath House
Open for Men
Saturday all night
Sunday all day
Wed. afternoon and night
Friday afternoon
LADIES MONDAY ONLY
1509 Clay Street
Telephone Champa 9021-W
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Made Only In Denver
THE MERCHANTS BISCUIT
COMPANY
.following sorority girlnf will bo I
the hostesses for tin* girls from the j
\ urlous cities who will arrive In Den
ver this week for the Signw Theta l’i
conclave* to be held henl tlie week of
I Ih<*eipber 2olh. Miss Estelle Adeliuan
will have as her guest Miss Beat rice
I Holznmn of Atlanta, (la.: Miss Francos
Colin will entertain Mr. Neil Ituvel of
| Kansas City and Miss Peggy StiKtipfer
lOf St. I.ouis, Mo., Miss Anne Degen.
guest will be Miss Helen Boting
hpltner of Cincinnati, Miss Miriam
Harris will entertain Miss Evelyn
i Miller from St. Louis, Mo.: Miss Louise
1 Hyman’s guest will Is* Miss Mario
! Bohrick of Cleveland, Ohio; Miss Anita
Is*sser will have as her guest Miss
Marlon Muttelberger from Seattle.
Wash.; Miss Frances Heclinitz will
I entertain the Grand worthy president,
of th<\ sorprity. Miss Sophie Stantser
from St. Louis, Mo.: Hie Misses Estelle
[and Henrietta Sehlessing.r. will en
tertain Miss Hilda Ilelnslieiiner of •
i Cincinnati. Miss Corlnne Hyman’s
[guest will Ik* Miss Augusta Rosenthal |
[of Cleveland. Ohio, Miss Miriam Kn
detsky will entertain Miss Sybil Mor
ris of li«s Angeles. Mis.- Henrietta
Klein will, have as her guest Miss
Dorothea Wlmtley of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Arthur Oiierfelder "ill entertain
Miss Helen Benek from Cincinnati,
and the Misses Dorothy and Pauline
Crimes will have vis their guests. Miss
Marcella Monasch from; Minneapolis,
land Miss Viola Hart from St. Paul,
Minn.; Miss Ijlioii ltoseinan from
Antonia. Texas, and Miss lteta Fist
from Pueblo, though not members of
ihe sorority an* Invited guests. Miss
Kcscman Is in the city the guest of
Mrs. Blanche Simon, and Miss lty*tn
| Pint will he the guest of Mrs. Alfred
■ Crauman.
i Mr. and Mrs. S. Friedman announce
the engagement of their daughter, Eva,
jto Mr. Charles S. Flaks.
Mr. John X. Colien, of Philadelphia
i].<t fiance of Miss Eva Schocnthal will
| arrive la the city Tuesday. Mrs. B.
Selilesinger sister of Mrs. I. Schoentlinl
| will arrive Tuesday to remain in the
city two months or more, the guests
jot' Mr. and Mrs. I. Schocnthal.
' Mr. ‘Milton Guldman of Oakland,
| California, arrived in the city Wednes
day to help celebrate the birthday of
ibis father on the ISth of this month.
While in the city he will he the guest
of his fnirents, Mr. and Mrs. L. 11.
Guldman.
Mrs. George ltueler entertained) the
members of her club Wednesday with
I a luncheon.
I Mr. and Mrs. 1. Finesllver formerly
j ~f 2trJ7 Gaylord are now residing at
[toll East 13tli avenue Apt. 1, where
j they will be pleased to see their
! friends. Mr. and Mrs. Finesllver have
(just ret limed from a live mouths’
I motor tour thruout the cast and New
I York state.
Mr. Sydney Mayer will arrive in
jjlic city Thursday from Phoenix,
| Ariz., and will remain the guest of
! his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
I Mayer until after the ilrst.
] Mrs. Mollio Lifsliutz announces the
i engagement of her daughter. May
! Merele to Samuel S. Lubetsky. Mr.
Lubctsky is associated with the Scully
| Norris Motor! Company as office man-
I ager.
j Mrs. David Edelstein and baby of
: Pueblo, are tlu* guests of Mrs. Edel
i stein’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brod
j sky. They will remain for two weeks.
! Mr, and Mrs. Aaron >»edinan spent
last week end at Colorado Springs
' guests at the Broadmoor.
Miss Mlnilel Winter departs Sunday
| for Washington. D. (’.. to attend the
i Pi Tan Pi conclave to he held in that
city, December 27tli to the 30th.
Mrs. Henry Fraukel entertained
with a lumfheon Tuesday, honoring
Miss Hazel Berger, a bride to lx*.
Mrs. Molly Silver announces the
marriage of her daughter. Bath, to
Edward K. Altman of New York City
on Tuesday, December 12th. Dr. Wil
liam S. Friedman officiating. Miss Sil
ver is one of Denver’s most charming j
and attractive girls. Mr. Aft man Is
a prominent New York broker. Mr. |
and Mrs. Altman are guests at the
Brown Palace hotel, where they will j
remain until they depart for Now
York City.
Miss' Florence Hirsh field, daughter j
of Mrs. It. Hirsh field will depart from
Chicago to spend the holidays with
her sister. Miss Bertha Hirslifield. a I
senior of Columbia university. New :
York. She will also visit with Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Nathan of Far Hock- j
away, New York.
Miss Bertha Dreyfuss. traveling held
secretary for the National Jewish lios-j
pital will arrive in Denver Saturday (
to spend her vacation with her moth
er. Mrs. Dreyfuss and with her hrotli
er-ia-law ami sister. Mr. ami Mrs. Max
Selin yer. I
Social News
I Mrs. J. Brodsky will entertain with |
tin auction luncheon In her home Fri
day afternoon, complimentary to her
daughter, Mrs. David Edelstein *»f Pu
< Ido.
The marriage of Mrs. Bertha Fried
man of this city to Mr. Uuhin Musii
hin of Trinidnd, which took plac«| in
'Jrinidnd Sunday evening, December
l()th was a great surprise to their
many friends. Mrs. Muskln has ;i
wide circle of friends in Denver and
Trinidad. She was a resident of Den
ver for 35 years. Mr. and Mrs. Mum.
kin are residing in Trinidad with
their children, Ben Friedman, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Sclieln and baby daughter,
Betty Shirley.
Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Katz entertained
at an elaborate dinner party in honor
of the birthday of tlielr daughter.
Until. Covers were laid for 35 guests.
Mr. and Mrs. L. if. Guggenheim will
entertain Sunday evening with a din
ner complimentary to Miss Hazel Ber
ger ipul Dr. Harry Blbck.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Ledorman announce;
the marriage of their daughter,
.Jeannette to Harry Peterman. The
wedding took place at Edge water.
Maple drove hall. Novondier 30th. The
bride was ltenutlfully gowned in white,
head trim mini, her veil was fastened
with orange blossoms, and she carried
a gorgeous shower of brides’ roses.
Mr. ami Mrs. Peterman will la* at
home to tlieir friends in Denver.
Miss Anne Kaufman was the re
cipient of a miscellaneous shower
given by Mrs. A. Boxer at the Bell
view hotel Sunday nfteruon. Dccem
bct» 17th. The following were the
lucky winner of the prizes. Mrs.
Vaker. the Misses Itose Goldman,
Sophie Burgess, Lilian Goldman,
Frieda Hdrapiro and Itose Ohio. •
Mr. and Mrs. S. Khpall announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Mary, to Mr. Morris Kupitz of this
city. No definite date has l**en set for
the wedding.
Mrs. Ben Englander returned Fri
day from a four months' visit with
relatives ami friends in New York
City.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Ginsberg enter
tained with mi elaborate supper Sun
day evening, complimentary to the en
gagement of their son .luck to Miss
Sadith llirsh of Denver. A delight
ful evening was spent.
The Chanukah entertainment given
on Sunday, the iMtli at the Denver
Sheltering home was greatly enjoyed
by all present. The following program
was given, Ist number Origin of Cha
nukah. by Ida Mulbiu ; 2nd. piano solo
by Doris Liffiuau: 3rd. dance by two
children ; -ltli, Lindy Lou by Ida Mal
bin: sth Bussinn dance by two rfiil
dren; tf.li Calisthenics by eight chil
dren: 7th Ilntikvuli by three children;
Mb, Jockey dance by three hoys; Dth,
piano solo, by Itose Pearl; lOtli Dutch
dance, by three children: ltth. Train
to Mauro by three children; 12th.
Woodcu dolls by eight children; 13th.
violin solo, by Aaron Berupbal; 14th,
rival speakers, by two boys; 15th,
Vnlse Sentimental, by six girls; 10th.
Ijt Coquette, by Itose Pinker; 17th.
recitation by Sam Berman: IStli Calls,
thenies. by twelve girls; 10th novelty
dance by two girls: 20tli, America by
assembly. Dancing was under the di
lution of Miss Lalira Schenck of the
Itusslan school of Dancing.
Mrs. Marie Itubiu announces the en
gagement of her daughter. Miss Eve
line to E. Meyer Itifkin.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grimes entertain
ed informally at dinner Tuesday eve
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Levy have return
ed from a short visit with relatives
in St. I/mis. Mo.
The Yiddish Stock company enter*
rained the patients of the National
Jewish hospital Tuesday evening, In
two one act vaudeville sketches, a
comedy drama entitled “The Dream,*’ j
mid a comedy. ‘’The Bent Strike,” in J
one act, besides songs and dancing
by Mine. Anna Josephson. and recitu-!
tions by Nathan Weinstein. Dr. Sam- j
net Swezey and Mr. Louis Tranlj voice
their appreciation to the members of j
the Yiddish Stea k company for their j
kind attention in entertaining the pa-j
tients.
On Saturday evening. December 23, j
at 7 P. M. the children of the Nation-,
nl Jewish hospital will entertain the
patients ami friends of that iustitu-,
lion with a play entitled “The Silver
Thread,” directed by Miss Maytne
Smith, tlieir teacher. Each child will
have a part in the entertainment. All
friends are most cordially invited to be
present.
Mr. Felix Giant from Cerro. New
Mexico will spend 1 lie* holidays in IDo j
city the guest/ of his son-in-law and ,
daughter. Mr. amt Mrs. Sydney He:ie. i
(Farther Social News ou Back Page.) I
THE DENVER JEWISH NEWS
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL.
Dr. Win. S. Friedman will speak Fri
day niglit in Temple Emanuel, 10th
avenue and Pearl street on "Peace aml
i rood-Will.” Service begin at 7 :4u
o'clock. All are welcome.
On Saturday morning at 10:30
o'clock Dr. Friedman will speak on
• Dreams and Dreamers.”
Junior C’ongrega ion.
The .Tunior Congregation meets every
Sunday morning at 10:30 o’clock. Mil
ton M. Schayer will speak on ‘‘Jehuda
Halevi" and Walter M. Appel on "Jew
ish Ethics.”
Teachers* Training Class.
The Training Class for Religious
School Teachers will meet Friday eve
ning. December 22ml in Temple Eman
uel Immediately after the services’ at
«.»:00 o’clock.
The Temple Brotherhood.
The Temple Brotherbod will meet
January 3rd at 0:30 P. M. at supper
In the vestry rooms of the congrega
tion. Joseph S. JafTa will speak. on
“M.v Trip Abroad” and Bishop John
son will deliver an address. Oth
er numbers will he announced next
week.
The Sisterhood Bible Class.
The next meeting of the Bible Class
will he held Saturday afternoon. Jan
uary 3rd. at 2:30 o’clock. Mrs. Henry
Schwartz. Jr. will speak on "The First
Rook of Samuel” and Dr. W. S. Fried
man on "What’s Going on in the
World.”
Dr. Friedman’s lectures.
Dr. W. S. Friedman spoke during
the past week before the- StatH In
dustrial School for Girls, the Century
club and the Knights of Columbus.
HETH HA MEDROSH HAGODOL
This Friday night at the late service
Jicld at the Synagog at S o'clock, the
Denver Meuorah will be the guests and
will tuke charge of the services. .Mr.
Samuel Goldberg will preside. The
Junior Indies’ Auxiliary will act as
hostesses at the social half hour fol
lowing the service.
Sabbath Social Hostess
Lust Saturday afternoon Mrs. H.
\arons was hostess for the classes in
Mishna and the Talmud, ltev. M.
Shreiber gave the Sholosh Sudotli mes
sage.
Vaudeville at the Synagou
December ltlth will be a red letter
day for the Syuagog. A vaudeville
will be presented at the Synagog that
night. Tlie show has gathered all
the best local talent for this big event.
Several one net sketches will als* l be
given. Tickets tuny be luul for this
affair from the Ladies* Auxiliary.
It. M. 11. Orphan Fuiu^
The drive that Is being conducted
by the Religious School has been
checked and an orplinn will be able to
be eared for, for the nex l few years.
This drive will be concluded next week
with the hope than several more hun
dred dollars will be raised.
Post Graduate (itd>
The Post Graduate club will meet
this Sunday morning at Posde 1.
Unde Community Center at 0:45. Mrs.
Jerome Wlesmnn the leader of the club
will take charge. Small talks will be
given by Dr. Ell Miller, by Mrs. I.
Itude. and by Itabbl C. H. Kauvar.
Cantor I’essen will take charge of the
singing part this Sunday morning.
Synagog hulks’ Auxiliary.
Thru the efforts of Mrs. F. Stern
siell) the Windsor diyr.v have donated
to the synagog ladies, an up-to-date
X gallon coffee percolator. The ladies
of the Auxiliary take this means of
thanking the Windsor dairy and Mrs.
Sternsielb for the useful gift.
\ Services
Services are hold each morning at
0:00 and at sunset In the evening.
OHEB ZADEK
Services and Forum will he* held
on Friday levelling at 7 :.‘!0 o’clock.
Services on Saturday morning at 9:00.
Hebrew School.
The Olieh Zadek Helsrew School is
now In session daily from -4 to G i>. m.
Religious School.
The Religious School of the Oheb
Zadek Cougrentiou is :iow open Sun
days from 9:30 to 12.
A program was given by the children
of our Religious School on Sunday ■
morning. December 17th. the third day
of Chanukah. Mr. Morris Levy rep
jresenting the Hoard of Education spoke
Ito the children about the necessity of
education. Mr. H. Klein gave a brief ;
talk to the children in a fine humor- j
otis way. urging them to demand from
their irents that the presents they 1
are giving them should be called j
nothing else hut “Chanukah Presents.” |
After the program the children and '
parents present were presented with;
fair-sized hags of sweets and fruit, j
Also/ the teachers word not forgotten. ‘
and each one was presented with a
large hoy of chocolates.
The refreshments were distributed j
by Mrs. Win. Goldstein. Mrs. (’has.
Judelowitz, and Mrs. H. Horshkowitz t
in the name of the Ladies’ Auxiliary
of our congregation.
The Apron Social arranged by the
Olieh Zadek bodies’ Auxiliary which j*
took; place Sunday evening, December'.
17th. the fourth Chanukah candle, was k
a great success financially and other-j
wise. I
After the program the chairman of
the evening. Mr. M. Kirschstein, an
nounced that duneing would conclude
the evening’s program, and refresh
incut# fplowed.
Tin* arrangements com mi'tee of the
evening takes tills means to express
their henrthrst thanks to all present
for their tinaneial and moral stipport
and express tlielr hopes that they "ill
render their' support in all of our fu
ture undertakings.
BETH JOSEPH
Be !i Joseph Synagog, 24th ami
Curtis Ktt. dully services 7 a. ni.
and at sundown Saturday, 9 a. m.,
Cantor Samuels officiating.
Religious and Hebrew Schosl.
The Beth Joseph Hebrew and Re
ligious school, 24th and Curtis Sts.,
have elected a regular board of edu
cation; classes are In session from I
t*» <5 p. m. Examinations will Im* held
the last Thursday of every month.
All children from the ages u£_<* to IB
years are urged to attend the ses
sions.
SHERITH ISRAEL
Slierlth Israel services are lield
every morning at C:!M) anil Friday eve
ning at sundown.
WIRTH TO MARRY JEWESS.
lii recognition of Ills services in be
half of 4tefginn prisoncrs-of war ami
in conniption with relief measures gen
erally during the* world war. and Bcl
gian government Ims bestowed a medal
upon lienry W. Morgentluiu, formerly
American ambassador to Turkey. Tills
ineilal was one of the few struck espe
cially for Americans by order of tin*
Heightn Parliament and have lieen en
trusted to the State Department for
delivery.
The Wilna Jewish Art Society lias
decided to build a permanent home
for Jewish theatricals. A technical
commission composed of architects and
engineers lias Ispn employed to draw
up plans.
Simon Rundstein lias Im*ch awarded
by the Polish government the order
of “Poionia Restitute.*’ tliird class.
IPundstein Is the son of the head/ of
the Warsaw Jewish community, and
occupies an important position in the
Polish Foreign Office.
Chanuka Clothes
For the Kiddies
I ITTLB Sister and Broth
er, too, like new Clothes for
Chanuka. And Santa will
make their happiness com
plete by leaving a new Suit,
Dress. Coat, Shoos and Stock
ings. Also a nice assortment
of Toys. Open evenings ’till
Xmas.
BERKOWITZ
Baby Specialty Shop
1522 California, .Main 5878
Saul Ehrlich
211 Ideal Bldg.
Insurance is my specialty.
I represent Reliable Companys only,
Phones Main 7250
Residence Franklin 1564-J.
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THAT is the kind of gift that one of our wrist
watches will make. And, we might add, they
are very attractively priced.
The movements are beauties, fit companions for the
cases. They are guaranteed. If YOURS does not
work properly, we will give you a new one. Come
in and make your choice today.
MURPH’S JEWELRY & GIFT SHOP
Home Public Market Building
Fourteenth and California Streets
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Rolls- Homes
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A Successful
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tvcrc a little POORER than you really
; I arc, —and save consistently the dif- I
fcrence between your regular income j
and your expenditure.
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OF DENVER :
17th at Arapahoe Street
DR. J. SAPHRO
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