The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-16
PUEBLO, COLO.

penter's Hall when Rose, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Spoken, became the
bride of Jack Zuker. Rabbi II. Levine
officiating. The bride was charming
in a gown of white satin md georsette
crepe and carried boquct of ophella
roses. Mollie Peken, the brides sis
ter and Jessie Green!Jerg were maids
of honor and wore pink gowns and
carried boquets of pink and white
sweet peas. Herman Spoken and Geo.
Cohen acted as grOOmsmen. After the
ceremony, an elaborate dinner was
served in the dining hall to about $50
guests, and Dell's jazz Orchestra
furnished the music for dancing dur
ing the evening. After short honey
moon, the bride and groom will make
their home in Stone City where Mr..
Zuker is engaged in business Both
Mr. and Mrs. Zuker are well Enown
here and have host OF friends who
wish them much happiness and sue
cess.
The Ladies' Aid society met Mt the
home of Mrs. A. Smith Sunday after
noon. A very interesting meeting ana
II social hour was enjoyed by large
attendance. The ladies decided to give
dance in May, the date to be an
nounced in the near future. The next
meeting will he at the home of Mrs.
\. Heller.
The dance given by the NJ lota
club in the Garden on March 2nd was
Il hugh success both socially and IL
nancially About 275 couples We're
present. Black and white the club col
ors were used in decoration and little
Betty Black danced two classic dances
during the intermission. Punch was
served during the evening and Me
Donnalds orchestra furnished the mti-
sic. The club is making plans for All
other dancing party in the near future.
Mrs, A. ROsenbloOm entertained the
| Card club at her home Tuesday after
noon. Cards were played ut tables
and n delicious luncheon was served.
The members are the Mesdames: II.
Roth, A. Heller, n. BerkowitZ. 5.
Rachofsky, ID. Klein, Rose Goldberg
NJ. Lipkowitz, NJ. oppenheim ana A.
Rosenbloom. Besides the members
those who enjoyed the occasion were
the Mesdames: Joseph Rosen, NJ. OPP
penheim. VIM. Davidson, lsadore
Rosen, 1. Stark, l. Jacobs and, Adolph
Stark.
Mrs. Max Breetwor entertained the
Sewing club ut her home Tuesday
afternoon.
The Ladies' Temple Association met
Mt the home of Mrs. Max Sunshine
Thursday afternoon. After the bust
ness session social hour and dainty
refreshments We're enjoyed.
Mrs. A. l.. Harris of Denver motor
ed to Pueblo last week and while here
was Il guest at the Hotel Vail.
Mrs. s. Sanders of Trinidad is n
guest at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Elliot.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Abramson, Rose
Abramson and Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Pot
ushnick of Denver came to Pueblo to
attend the Speken-Zuker wedding last
week, and were the house guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Spoken.
Mrs. ]. Lewis and Mrs. n. Harris
CT Denver who came to Pueblo to at
tend the Speken-Zuker wedding left
for their homes on Tuesday.
Norris Penter spent Few days in
Pueblo last week.
Mrs. S. Stone is in Denver visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Morris Fen
ter. Upon her return Mrs. Stone Will
be accompanied by her little grand
daughter, Selma.
Mrs. Lena Elliott fell last Wednes-
day Mt her home and fractured her
right hip. She was Immediately taken
to st. Mary's Hospital and an N-ray
was taken. Mrs. Elliot has recovered
sufficiently to be brought home but is
confined to her bed. On account OF
the accident, the reception and party
which was to be given last Thursday
by Rose Elliot and Mrs. Joseph Elliot
al the latters home, was postponed in
definitely.
The Purim play when was to be
given in the Odd Fellows Hall on
March Goth by the Children of the
Sabbath school, has been postponed
until Sunday afternoon, April Bird, on
account of Mrs. Max Breetwor ana
Mrs. A. Taub, who are conducting the
play, being unable to attend
The Nu Iota club met at the home
of NJ. A. Levine Sunday afternoon.
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