The Denver Jewish news., 1921-12-28

ana MTS- y. IL. lTItt N'it th' h"N''
ut a dinner Wednesday evening n
Baurs.
Mr. and MRS. Henry Jacobs, of san
Francisco, announce, the engagement
Of their daughter, Hcnriette to Al
bert Nossum of that city.
Mrs. Harry Lopatin entertained III
n Channkah dinner sunday for ten
guests. in honor Of Miss Godic stein
Of Washington. u. C.. the guest "l
Mrs. NJ I.opatin and for Miss Hazel
Cooper of Omaha Nch. The evening
was spent in playing cards and mu-
Sic Several other affairs are hcihS
planned for the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Beer, Mr.
and Mrs. George Meyer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nat Weinberg were the hosts n,
IL well appointed dinner complimentary
To Mr.. and Mrs Lester Friedman of
New York
Mr.. anl Mrs. Jess Weinberg of New
ork are the guests VI MT. 'iiio -"'7'
j. Il. Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Roth. OF Isl South
Emerson. extended the hospitality III
their home to many friends Sunday
evening. The evening was spent play
ing cards.
4 very prettily appointed luncheon,
followed by cards, over which Miss
Rose Goldman prcsidem as hostess
was given at the Argonaut Hotel com
plimentary to Mrs. j. w. Pepper. who
is isiting in this city. Mrs. Pepper
will he remembered aas Miss Sadye
Knight.
A very pretty wedding took place
ON Sunday evening December 2jth at
Wight Hall wien the marriage Of
Miss Erncstinc Alexander 10 Mr..
Robert X. Finkclstcin was solemnlzed
hy Rabbi C. T.. H. Kauvar assisted
by Cantor liner. The bride wore Il
white canton crepe gown and carried
II bridal boquct of tea roses with
shocwrs of sweet peas. Mr.. ana Mrs
Cyril S. Litchman acted as best man
and matron of honor.
Mesdames G. Selig and | Arbet,er
and daughter. Clmrice. of san An
tonic. Texas We're the inspiration for
many delightful affairs during their
stay in Denver. Among those who en-
tcrtained them We're Mesdamcs y.
.haromson. Il. Rifkin. L. Wolff. They
presided at beautifully appointed box
p PARTIES and lmcheonS; Mesdnmes
Fred Epstein and Theodore Epstein
gave some family dinners. The riSi-
tors take this means of bidding their
friends goodbye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c. ISaacson
were the hosts at beautifully ap-
pointed dinner at Baur's "Wednesday
evening. Covers were laid for eighty
three.
Mr.. and Mrs. wm. Schoenbcrgcr of
Cleveland have been in the city visit
ing their mother, Mrs. Il. Davidson.
Mr. Schocnbergor has returned TO
Cleveland but his wife will remain for
sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry j. Schwartz, jr.
were the recipients of Il surprise party
Monday evening rendered them by Il
small group of their friends.
Mrs. |. Barnett was the recipient
of delightful surprise luncheon at
the home of her daughter. Mrs NJ.
Kravetz given her before her depart
tIre for Kansas City by the 800 club
of which she is Il member Covers
were laid for fourteen.
Miriam Radctsky entertained scveii-
teen guests. at theater party at the
Orpheum Monday afternoon in honor
of her sixteenth birthday. Later all
enjoyed refreshments at Baurs.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Steinberg an
mounce the Barr itzvnh of their son,
Shirley. Saturday morning. Dec. II.
at the b. NJ. H. Synagog, 10th and
Gaylord Fricis,,s are cordially invit-
ed
Miss Marian Sternficld will give n
recital at the Brown Palace Hotel
Saturday night. January 2Sth. This
will be an eyep}in the musical circles
of the younger set.
\ party composed of Mr.. and Mrs
\. H. Radersky. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. ID.
Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. $. Roe. Mr. AMI