The Denver Jewish news., 1923-10-25

his nose last week is doing nicely and
has been removed to his home from
the children's hospital.
Judge Joseph Oberfelder Of Sidney.
Neb.. was the house guest last week of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oberfelder. H :
Miss Amelia Marx, the young daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Juliux Marx who
was thrown from hOrse the first OF
last week is recovering nicely b3n
The numerous friends md acquaint-
ances of Mr.. Harry Sperling, will be.
glad to learn that he has returned from
New York City, after an extended stay.
OF several months. Also that lie plans
to remain in this city during the win
ter months, staying with his parents.
In honor Of Mr.. Sperling's home COM
ing. an. elaborate affair is being arr
ranged to take place Hollowe'en night.
October 31st. .5H7eeips ~
Mr.. Philip Miller is in Pueblo on
a business trip. ,,.. III
Mrs. VIM. Goldsfein entertained last
week in honor of her neice, Mrs. Max
strausberg of San Diego, Calf.
Mrs. j. Herman of Boulder, is visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Schl0ss.
Mr.. Phil Moses of New York City
IL guest Mt the Brown Palace hotel.
Mrs. Sigmund Loose returned to her
home In Los Angeles last week after
lengthy visit with her sister and broth
er. Mrs.. NJ. Gerstle, and Mr.. Wachtel'
ut the Argonaht hotel. \
Mr.. ". J. Baum spent Tuesday at
Colorado springs. III fa';int'
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kavin of
Yanpn. Colo. announce the marriage
of their daughter, Lucille. to Mr.. Har-
old Nordwind of Chicago. The we'd
ding took place Wednesday evening.
October 7th at the shirIey-Savoy. DIR.
William s. Friedman officiating. Only
the immediate family being present.
After a brief honeymoon through Colo
rados the young couple will make, their
future home in Yampa, Colo. &.
Mrs. b, Flcsher returned this last
| week from California, her sister In law,
Mrs. N0senwald, returned also to her
home in albuquerque. They were call
ed to California thru the sudden death
of neice. ~ na .,s 4
| Mr.. Melvin ,Schlesinger has returned
to Denver from Visiting New York
City and washington. ID. c. i
Mrs. Arthur Obcrfeller entertained
ut dinner Friday, followed by box
party to hear Anna Case. l1 rsiah'
Mr.. Louis Keller, who spent the sum
mer ut his cottage in Estes Park Is n
guest at the Shirley-savoy en- route
to his home in Chicago. -fiRiH
Mrs. NJ Lehman of Kansas City
spent one day in Denver with Mr..
land Mrs Max Fischer en- route to her
home from California. -Dti f'Iff- ir
| Mr.. Sydney +. Rinds was greeting
Friends a few days last week. While
in the city he was guest Mt the AL
bany hotel. ~ -t,.4 a
Mr.. II. NJ. Kaplnn and daughter,
Jeanette. left for Chicago last We'd
nesdny and take this means Of bidding
their friends goodbye. ''
A-complete surprise to their many
| friends is TIE announcement Of the
marriage Of Miss Esther Cohen OF this
city to Mr.. David Becker. of Boston.
Miss Cohen Il well known in education
al circles having taught in the Denver
schools after attending the University
of Denver, where she was well known.
She also has been an active social work
er and prominent in literary activities
at the university. Mr.. Becker has at
tracted international notice through his
work in sculptoring and portrature.
The list Of notables whom he has point
ed includes Queen Marie of Rumania.
the late President Harding, Governor
Cox of Massachusetts, and others. The
portrait in ivory of Mary Baker Eddy,
which lie matle for the mother, Christ
ian Scientist church in Boston. has
gaincd much favorable recognition. Mr..
J Becker's mural painting on the val
Hey the Zionist hull in Bucharest, de-
| picting the past present, and future of
| Jewish life has been the subject of
tmuch favorable comment. The first
section of the painting showing the
past Jewish life is n realistic rendi-
! tion of typical pogrom, rendered,