The Denver Jewish news., 1922-02-08

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are touring the United States in the In
tcrest of the American Jewish Reief
committee were guests Of honor ut
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nj.
Schayer, Sunday noon.
DIR. and Mrs. L. Hillkowitz will be
hosts at a dinner given at their home
Friday evening for Nahum Sokolow
and party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Morris were
hosts at u dinner last Saturday night.
Mesdames n. Henochsberg and Geo.
NJ. Jarecki will preside at Il luncheon
bridge Saturday. This is the first of
IL series which they are giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stern of Peoria,
ILL.,, are spending few days in town,
stopping at the Brown Palace hotel.
Mrs. Sigfried Hilb will entertain
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. Freeman were
the recciprants of II delightful sur
prise shower given by Mrs. katzeh-
terg and daughters, Mrs. Swartz ana
Sarah Frank. Those who enjoyed the
affair were Mr.. and Mrs. b. Freeman,
Mrs. Katzenberg, Mrs. Swartz, sarah
Frank Gertie Susman, Rose Leiklh'
Beatrice Goodman, Bertha Sigmah,
II GTahan lack Elu-
nety, Barney Frank, ID. Diamond, Ape
Frank. The bride received many
beautiful and useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. S. Barnett have
returned from California, where they
spent their honeymoon and are tenn
porarily staying ut the Savoy hotei.
Mrs Barnett before her marriage wa ;
Helen Ruth Gumbiner, daughter oil
Mrs. Anna Gumbiner of Kansas CITY.
Their marriage took place ut the Bal
timore hotel in that city on the eve
of Jan. IS. They had an elaborate
wedding with many out of town
guests.
Mrs. Walter Lichtenstein will en-
tertain n few of her friends Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. a. Friedman celebrnt-
ed their thirtyisixth wedding ami
ycrsary February 3rd. with a dinner
Mt Baur's and cards at home.
Mcsdames Nate Goldsmith and wal
ter Lichtenstein have issued invita-
tons for Valentine party to be given
Tuesday February fourteenth.
Miss Sophia Burgess entertained ht
n Valentine Surprise party Mt her
home on Saturday evening, February
4. complimentary to the approaching
marriage of her sister, Rae. to Samuei
Perlstcin, of this city. The table was
deliberately decorated. carrying out the
,colors of rcd and yellow. Interesting
favors of all kinds We're distributed
among the guests ut the table.
The diversions of the evening were
dancing. games and program IN
tluulIp NotHi Iit'AiO .7''''''
prize of the evening was won by MISS
Rae Peyser.
Covers were laid for: Misses: Rae
Burgess, Helen Wiesncr, Beatrice
Fcinbcrg Lessin. Sylvia Eisenbers.
Rae Pcyser, Aimee Peyser, Rose Cold
fam Sallie Fried, Sophia Burgess.
Messrs. Samuel Perlstein, Adolph
Levy. Maurice Lessin. Isaac Schache''
Samuel Perotin. Isidore' Plotkin,
Philip Rossman. Maurice Silver. Ru-
dolph Susman, Meyer Burgess, Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Cramcr.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Newman announce
the birth of baby girl Monday. Fep.
9TH. at their home 10i4 West 14tli
avenue. Both are doing nicely.
Mrs. Sands was hostess at bridge
luncheon Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Sargent, formerly Miss
Ida Yushvin, of Oakland, Calf. is here
Visiting relatives. She will be glad
tu receive her many friends at the
Roosevelt apartments, 1240 Bannock
street, Apartment 1.
Mrs. Sol Kahn returned to her home
Sunday in Salt Lake after Il very de
Eghtful visit with her sister, Mrs. NJ.
u. Barnett.
Mesdumes Julius Marx, Nate Cohen,
Geo. Harris will be hostess at din
nor to be given next Sunday evening
ut the Marx home.