The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-02

itors with luncheon at Baurs Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Marx presided
over beautifully appointed dinner in
their. home Monday evening.
Mrs Frances Rechnitz returned last
week from visit to Pueblo. where. she
was the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Peyser.
The many friends of Mrs. Morris
Cohn will be glad to hear Of the splen-
did recovery she is making from the
operation she underwent last week at
Mercy hospital April Goth.
Mrs. +. Levy entertained the mepibers
of her club in her home last Friday.
Mrs. Annie Herman, who has been the
guest the past two months of her SON
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Stern of San Antonio, returned
to Denver this pnst week.
Mrs. Louis Baer entertained the
members of the Sisters club with a
luncheon in her home Thursday.
The members of the Tuesday club
were entertained with luncheon by
Mrs. NJ. D. Barnett in her home.
Mrs. William O'GarO presided over
II luncheon Wednesday, entertaining
the members of her club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grimes entertained
with an elaborately appointed dinner In
their home last Saturday. After din
ner the evening was devoted to cards.
MIR and Mrs. Llewelyn Beer are en-
teftaining with an enjoyable dinner
Thursday at the Motor club.
Mrs Samuel T.. Kohn was the hostess
of luncheon, entertaining her club
Mt the Progress club Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam IsaacsOn enter
tained few friends with charming
dinner in their home Wednesday the
25th.
Mrs. Monte Baer entertained with n
third of series of auction luncheOns
In her home Saturday.
The Evening Card club were pleas
antly ,entertainetl by DIR. and Mrs. Has
kill Cohen In their home Sunday even
Ing. ad
| Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Schayer enter
tanned informally with a dinner ii
their home Thursday evening.
| Mrs. Lipman -Emericii. from Kansa,
City. was the inspiration If IL charming
luncheon ut .Baurs on "Wednesday thu
25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ripley departed
Thursday for Kansas City to visit will
their children. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Ly
0ns. After a short visit in Kansas Cit,
they will tour California.
| Mr. and Mrs. NJ. BrOnstine of S41 st
/ ltiui StLt.tts uhhOuhNC Nhtu
Of their daughter, ANN. to Mr.. vii
linn Veta, of Cheyenne. Wyo.
Mr.. S. Bittermnn left Saturday for ,
business trip to New York
The Denver Sheltering Home voices
the appreciation of its members fol
any courtesy shown them. They wisl
to thank Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Vein
berger. of -T4O East 41st, New Yorl
City, for the chicken dinner given IL
the children on Saturday. April 2Sth, ir
memory of their daughter. Betty Ma,
kWeinberger. who has pass ed away.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Klein of 142'
T.. 18th are the proud parents of y
seven-pound baby girl. BORN to then
April 9th at st. .Ioseph's hospital
Mother and babe nrc doing nicely.
The many friends of Mrs. JOSEPH
Marcus will be pleased to know that
she lis recovering rapidly from II serious
operation she underwent last Monday
April 30tli. at st. Joseph's hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Rol bins are the
proud parents Of n 7KIpot nd baby girl
born Monday. April Both. at st. An
thongs hospital. Mother and babe arr
doing nicely. Mrs. Robin will be re
membcred, as Miss Sara e ber.
Mr.. Norris Kliner left for New York
for n four weeks trip.
AIR. and Harry Kline Of Casper ar,
guests i'm the city. They are stopping
at the ShirleySavoy.
Miramcsther Berman.. the youn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Bermnn
| is confined TO her home with tn,