The Denver Jewish news., 1922-07-05

nave inc scenes btelL flNHltu tilhs
marked the marriage ceremony and
Gance last Thursday evening, June
June Goth ut fhe Progress club when
Miss Beth Ripley. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Ripley became the
bride of Leslie NJ. Lyon. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Lyon of Kansas city
Rabbi Harry Fl. Mayer of Kansas city
offciatcd 100 guests, including ~
guests from out of town were pres
ent. Miss Ripley's wedding gown was
"A Lucille creation of georgctte beaded
in straight lines and very long. the
court train was strips of georgette and
satin heavily beaded in pearls, the
veil was fastened to a coronet Of
pearls. Her boquet was shower OF
white roses and lilies of the valley,
Mrs Bert Lyon. of Kansas City. ma
iron of honor wore orchil crepe bead
ed in pearls. carrying n boquct of pink
peas Each attendant Wore tulle
veil. the color of the gown fastened
To n wearth of pink rose buds. MISS
yeoln Stcinberg. maid of honor, wore
pink canton crepe. carrying huge
bG1uet of sweet peas. Miss Marion
Lyon wore orchid canton crepe. with
sweet peas 10 match. Miss Rcrnice
Hirslmaa, n college chum. and brides
maid wore old blue canton crepe. car
rying n bOIuet of lavender sweet peas
Mrs. Ripley. the brides mother look
ed most stunning in a gown OF apricot
creme rOmaine studded with crystal
and pearl heads. Mrs. Lee Lyon the
mother of the groom looked equally as
attractive i'm Il gown of black crepe
rOmaine with crystal beads. Mrs.
Steler grand mother of the bride was
attircd in n gown of blacl; lace. Little
Adolph and Barbara Mayer twins, son
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolrh
Mayer were the flower bearers and
wore canary yellow. Miss Barbara
wore yellow gcorgettc. her tiny veil
was of yellow tullc fastened to
wreath of yellow rose buds. They
scattered rose petals in the path of
of her father. Bert Lyon was best
man. Lewis Rothschild and william
Cohen. both of Kansas City and Ber-
nard David of Denver were the ush-
ers. The bride WAS graduated this
year from Smiths college and the
groom is II Harvard graduate. Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Lyon left for the
Canadian Rockies for IA honey moon
of six weeks. and on their return will
make their home In Kansas City.
Miss Rachael Peyser did not re-
turn to Denver last week hut is still
visiting with her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Harris Mt Ce,larhurst,
Long Island.
Mrs. ]. Brodsky and daughter Mrs,
d. Edelstein and baby left for n
lengthy visit to California. They take
this means of bidding their friends
goodbye.
Mr. Ben Claf of this city. who is
in Long Beach. Calf. has been scri
ously i'll with an attack of the heart.
According to the latest hews. Mr..
Clafr is on the road TO recovery. Mrs.
Martin Lester daughter of Mr.. Claff,
left Saturday for California to visit
with her parents.
Mrs. Nose Solomon from Philadcl-
phia arrived Friday. and will be the
house guests for two months of her
parents. Mr.. antf Mrs. Joseph Lustig.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Alfred Trufus en-
tcrtaincd informally with supper
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe .ilpert left Mon
day for Fort Collins. Colo. They in
tend to spend the summer there.
Miss Ethel Alpcrt left last week for
Chicago where she is taking II course
in the Chicago University. She will
spend six weeks there and Will then
visit Toledo. Cleveland. Cincinnati and
other eastern points.
Mrs. HenochsbCrg. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jarecki. Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Haas. Dr. and Mrs. Sailing Simon spen,
the week end and the Fourth ut Grand
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis KScnsly enter
tanned Mt dinner Sunday evening com.
plmcntary to Mrs. Jack Nusbaum
and the. Misses Elsie and Corinnc
Descnbcrg.
Mrs. Murdoch SchlOsS entertained