The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20

uDOttI our very httfhctiNe suNihss pam.
Phone Champa 65O7 and l will gladly
call on you. or call at the Office, 404-5
Empire Bldg, 10th and Glenarm streets,
and talk 1t over.
THE BANKERS BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION,
NJ. NJ. Schayer
President.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ex-Pa-
tients Tuberculer Home will gi"e a tea
and card party at the Daniels and
Fishers Tea room on Monday after
noon, October o.
A quiet medding was solemnized at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fisher,
of 1451 Gilpin, when Miss Betty Finger,
daughter of Mrs. Sarah Finger. became
the bride of Harry Mack Fisher. DIR.
C. T.. H. Kauvar officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher will make their home ut
1451 Gilpin.
Mrs. Sam Polse departed for Chicago
t omake arrangements for bringing her
mother and sister from Russia.
Mrs Milton Leve entertained with IA
supper for the Misses Bertha Shauer,
Jane Susman and Esthella Lenefsky.
Mrs Ben Stein, who has been visit
ing with Mrs Bloom, departed Monday
for her home in Vicksburg, Miss.
| A wedding OF interest to many Den
verites will take place in st. Louis. NO.,
Sunday evening, September "A, ut the
Jefferson hotel when Miss Rose Jea-
nette Meyer, daughter of Mr.. Charles
| Meyer of st. Louis, becomes the bride
Denver. The young couple will take a
honeymoon trip thru the west and will
he in Denver September 2G at the Shir-
ley hotel.
Miss Sarah Safran entertained at II
birthday surprise party. in honor of her
sister. Annie, on unday evening. Sep
tember II. Her guests We're the A. NJ.
A. Girls and their escorts.
Mrs Meyer Strauss. the representa-
tive of the Council of Jewish Women
was one of $50 delegates at the State
Convention of Colorado Federation of
Women's clubs. which met mt Estes
Park from September II to 1G. The
amity of the meeting was most marked,
all resolutions were passed without any
dissenting vote. Great stress was plnced
upon the passing of the Child Welfare
measure. and the desire to procure re-
formatory for women and girls. These
measures will all come up at the next
legislature. Mrs. Strauss presented the
affiliated greetings and was called upon
to tell of the splendid work and results
accomplished by the Council of Jewish
Women. The $50 ladies present eX-
pressed great satisfaction Mrs. Strauss
emphasized the work done concerning
immigrat ton and that the work of the
Council was non-sectarian.
A beautiful wedding took place at
Progress Club, Thursday, September
14th at . 100 o'clock, when Miss Mamie
Grimes, daughter of Mr. Ben Grimes,
became the bride of Mr.. Joseph Pizer,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Pizer. The
bride was attired in Il stunning crea-
ton of white brocaded chiffon. Miss
Esther Grimes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Grimes, made ii charming
flower girl gowned in blue georgette
carrying II basket of pink roses. Pre-
vious to the ceremony AT Dawning,"
was sung by Miss Frances Rechnitz. DIR.
Kauvar ofiiciated. a dinner WIS served
to 63 guests, including all members of
the immediate family and, the out of
town guests. The out of town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Pizer of Hast
ings, Neb.; Mrs. Jessie Weinberg of
New York City, sister of the groom and
Mr.. Harry Pizer of North Platte, Neb.
The young couple departed for an eX-