The Denver Jewish news., 1923-04-25

A private wedding was solemnized
evening, April 10Th. when Miss
periye Bronstine daughter of Mr.. and
became the bride of Mr.. Louis Schwartz.
Only relatives and n very few inti-
mate friends of the couple were pres
'ent at the ceremony. The ceremony
was performed by Dr. C. L. II. Kauvar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz will be pleased
to see their friends at the Park ave
nue. Apartment.
Mrs. Hattie Braham, widow of the
late Louis Braham died suddenly in
California Monday, April 10th of heart
trouble. She was taken to her home in
!, Cleveland for burial. Her daughter,
Mrs. Dandy was recent visitor in
Denver
| Mr.. Milton NJ. Schayer who as chair
man of the membership bureau OF the
Civic and Commercial Association was
hOnOred by being elected as member
of the board of directors. of the assO-
ciatiOn.
Miss Frances Rechnitz was one of the
six contestants chosen In the prelimin-
AIRY contest in the State Vocal Contest
held in Pueblo Tuesday, April II. Miss
Rechnitz had an average Of $3.50 and
was the only contralto chosen. Out Of
six chosen four nre the pupils Of
Florence Lamont, Miss ,Reclnitz is still
visiting in Pueblo.
Mr. Dave Jacobs departed Sunday
for Baltimore to be gone ten days or
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stokes were
visitors in the city this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Silversmith ell
tertained few friends informally ut
dinner Wednesday evening.
After a luncheon ut Daniels and Fish
eres Monday the members Of the Picnic
club adjourned to the home of Mrs.
Walter Appel for an afternoon ut auc-
tion bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin .Startlss who
motored thru California for six weeks
returned from their honeymoon trip
Sunday and for the present are 10
Gated ut the Shirley Savoy hotel. They
visited the Grand Canon ell route to
Denver.
The initiation meeting of the Den.
yer Lodge i %. Il. Il. held Sunday eve
ming was in spite of the weather largely
Ilightful program was given consisting
of several recitations by Miss Florence
Berwick. violin solo by Mrs. Simal
Atlivaick accompanied by Miss Estclla
Boyer Mr.. sam NJ. Lcvinson gave Il
splendid Interpretation in Italian dia.
lect, while Mr.. Joe Levinson and his
jazz band contributed greatly to the
evenings enjoyment with their songs and
jazz music.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Bronstine nnd
daughters, Ida and Pcryle from Chey-
enne, wyo., are en- route to California,
They are visiting in Denver with Mr..
land Mrs. n. Bronstine of Sll st. Paul
street.
After the most successful year in its
history. the Chcltenham night school
closed Thursday evening April 2G,
Those who took part in the closing ex-
ercises include Mr.. Newton, superin-
| tendcnt of the Denver schools; DIR.
Smiley. assistant superintendent, Mr.
Armstrong of the United States Nat
uralizatiOn Bureau and Mr.. CluNtOn,
principal of Cheltenham school. The
program wals furnished entirely by the
night school pupils, most of whom did
not know how to read. write, or speak
English at the time they entered less
they have gained good basis in read
ing and writing and are able to con-
verse with ease. This school is one of
the best known AmericaniZatiOn centcrs
in the west, and through the untirins
efforts of Mr.. Cluxton. plans are being
made to make it social center as well
as Il school next winter
Mrs. Felix We'll was the hostess of
the Brides club Thursday
Mr. A. l.. Frendenthal of Trinidad is
spending II few days in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Weinberg presided
over an elaborate dinner in their home
Monday evening.
Mrs, Lou Mayer entertained the mem-
bers of her Sewing club in her home
Tuesday.