The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-15
Cheyenne Neus
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Miss Gol,lie shapiro Il very popular
Cheyenne girl was united in marriage
to Mr.. John Faier n very prominent
business man of Casper. Wyo. The
ceremony took place at the Nj. Sinia
Synagog where before the flower
banked alter the Rabbi a. Hoffman as
sisted by the Rev. A. Rosen ofiiciated.
The bride and groom were attended by
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Cohen of Denver and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Goldberg. The bride
wore n dress of white romane crepe
beautifully embroidered with beads
After the ceremony the guests partook
the very intimate relatives and friends
nf the bride and groom We're present.
The hl,la, couple left Monday for an
extended trip td Denver. Omaha. and
Pittsburg. They expect TO make their
home In Casper on their return.
The Jewish Ladies' Circle was on
icrtaincd by Mrs. Abe Goldstcin Mt her
home at 1Ith and Pioneer. After the
us,,nl routine of business auction bridge
the game delicious luncheon w.is
served. Those present were the
AIndamcs VIM. Myers. president :
.Adamsky. Sam Mnrcl,ick. Ernst Well
nitz. Harry Roscnbloom. sam Shuman,
Heinic Pasternack. Joe Marchick.
Spanlding Miss Amclia Adamsky, and
the hostess. Mrs. Abe Gcldstein.
Mrs. Louis Lipson and her popular
daughter. Idcline, left for Denver and
Fort Collins where Mr.. Lipson is en-
gagged in the packing business.
Mrs. Joe Goldberg was hostess at
a shower given at the Chocolate shop
Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Gol,lie Shapiro whcse wedding took
place Sunday The decorations were
carried out i'm pink and white. Auc-
ti0n bridge was played and high score
was won by Mrs. Sam Zall. and the
consolation prize by the brides sister.
Miss Moliic Shapiro. Those present
were the Mestlamcs Morris Krulnk. Sam
ZnIl. VIM. vcta. Louis Veta. Sam Veta,
Edward Iefr. NJ. Cohen. Hienie Shu-
man, Sam Shumnn. Jake ROsenblOom,
Harry Freed. Hicne Pasternack, Nor
ris Pns'ernack. Joe Mnrchick. Joe
Stark. David Wolf. Jack Asrican, n.
Cohen of Denver. Dave Herman. the
Misses Alice Spahiro, Ray Veta. Elsie
Goidfarb. Cary Goldfarb, Sarah Sill
verstein. Sophia Borgess.. Rose Gold
stein. Esther Davis. Sarah Davis. Mollie
Shafrer. Rose Shaffcr, Dora yeta. the
bride. Miss Goldie Shapiro. and the
hostess. Mre ]. Goldberg.
Armistice dny was celebrated in
Cheyenne Monday and many of our
leading business men took advantage
OF the holiday to visit in Denver Sun
day and Monday. Among those were
MIR. Sam Stark. Mr.. Louis Goldstein.
DR. 1. l.. Davis, Miss Sarah Davis. Miss
Esther Davis. Mr.. Max Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. Kopald and their
three children left for California whore
they will spend the winter. For the
past two weeks they have been visi ing
Mrs. KopaId's mother. Mrs. Max
Schwartz
Complimenting Mrs. Syrivis Jacobs.
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Mrs. Earl Nye gare kensingtOn on
"Wednesday afternoon. mt her home ON
East 18th street. Sewing was laid
aside at 4 30. for the enjoyment OF a
tea, served Mt table set in laces and
ccntered with wicker basket filed
with pink and lavender clirysan-
tliemums and greenery. Present to
meet Mrs. Jacobs, were her mother. and
sisters. Mrs. Eleanor Adamsky. Miss
Amelia Adamsky and Mrs. Ernest
WeIlni;z. and Mrs. Frank Bixler and
Mrs. Verne JamisOn.
Mrs. S. Brown and daughter. Jennie.
of Denver were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs II. ROsenbloOm. They stopped
here OH their return from Des Moines
Ia, where they visited the formers son.
DIR. Jos. Brown and family. Miss
Brown returned to Denver the next
day but Mrs. Brown will visit here
for week at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. H. ROsenblOOm.
Mrs. r Shuman entertained at a