The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-12

brides mother, Mrs. Max ROsenthai,
4u1 Peoria avenue, Dixon, ILL.,, Miss
Ruth Rosenthal and Morton Rcchnitz
Of Denver. Colo, were united in mar
riage.
The wedding, beautiful in its sim
plicity, was attended by thirty guests
relatives and intimate friends. DIR.
Felix Levy of Chicago, ofiiciated at
the ceremony, the VOWS being pledged
III a bower OF palms and ferns and
spring flowers. Pink roses and pink
tulips were lavishly employed, form.
ing Il lovely rosc-colOr blur, against
the background of the dark green OF
the foliage. Masses of fragrant pink
roses, daffodils, snap dragon AID tulips
further bcautifcd the home.
Miss Eleanor Coppins presided at
the piano and played the Lohengrin
Wedding March before the ceremony
and ut the conclusion of the marriage
service played the Mendelssohn March.
Miss Coppins also accompanied Miss
frances Rcchnitz who sang beautifully
Cadman's AT Dawning'
The bride formed lovely, girlish
picture in her bridal gown of pure
white brOcaded crepe, wearing fun
length tullc veil, caught with orange
blossoms. She carried bridal bou-
uuet Of roses and lilies.
The young couple were attended on
ly by the dainty little flower girl,
Maxine Rosenthal, sister of the bride,
who were pink Organdie and scatter
cd rose petals in the path of the bride.
After the congratulations u wedding
collation. was served In the dining
room where an abundance of pink
roses, pink tulips and dafrodils gave of
their fragrance and beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Rechnitz left
on u honeymoon to the east, and will
then spend some time at Colorado
Springs before going to their future
home in Denver, where Mr.. Rechnitz
is engaged in the automobile business.
The brides travelling costume was
of dark blue Kasha crepe.
Among the guests here for the we'd
ding were: Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Recll-
/nitz, parents of the bridegroom, and
his sister, Miss Frances Reclmitz, OF
Denver Colo, and Mrs. Herbert Con-
stine, Kansas City, another sister.
Other guests included Mr.. and Mrs. ].
\. Degen, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Degen,
Dave Degen. the Misses Degen, Chica-
go; Miss Hazel Blum. of Milwaukee,
Downer College, the school attended by
The, bride; Xttorney and Mrs, Moritz
Rosdntiial, Edward Ro osenthai, of New
York City; and Miss Carrie Rosenthal.
The bride- OF today comts from one
Of Dixon's old and distinguished fam
lilies and is young woman OF beauty
and culture and Dixon is loath to lose
her Many warm friends extend sin
cere good wishes for prosperity and
hnppiness to Mr.. and Mrs. Rechnitz
in their new life.
Mrs Ben Bloom from Sterling. Colo.
is in this city to spend Pas sovcr holt
days with her mother, Mrs. \. Sus-
MAJ.
A theatre party of four couples will
he given Thursday evening for Miss
Francis COIN, who will leave shortly
for Europe.
Mrs. Rae David has moved from the
Argonaut md is the guest of Mrs.
Frances Wayne in her apartments at
Montgomery Court
The Sigma Theta ri sororiety had a
special meeting Monday evening at the
home of Dorothy and Pauline Grimes.
The object of this meeting was to in
tercst the older people in the coming
conclave which will he held in this city
December, 1929.
Mrs. Ray s. David. at IA meeting of
the Social Service Council, held We'd
nesday, spoke on ''Thc Community
Chest. aid Its Relation to the Profes
sional Worker" Mrs. David also spoke
Wednesday afternoon at the Elyria
school on ..Americanization.'
The ladies' of the Sistcrhood have
decided to experiment in other ways t.
raise money for the Dormitory to be
erected in Cleveland. Besides the Dor
mitory Teas, which are still to be given
Mrs. Walter Iitchcnstein is selling
sliaiIs at ninety cents a dozen. Miss
Amy Greenbaum is disposing Of hat:
and selling noodles and Mrs. Erdmar
is displaying her skill by selling was
paper flowers.