The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17

ell informally with a dinner IN their
home Saturday evening, honoring Miss
Carrie Koch of Seattle.
Messrs Morton May and Samuel
Butler of st. Louis are in the city
guests at the Brown. They will remain
several days.
Mrs. Monty Baer presided over n
luncheon followed by cards in her home
Saturday.
Mrs. Herman Bendix returned this
past week from months visit to Chi
cagO.
Miss Esther Gordon entertained
eight couples in her home Sunday
evening. Those who enjoyed the eve
ming were: Misses Fay Golinsky, Lii
lian Weisner, Rose Appelbaum, Miriam
Splitter, Ida Harvey, Sylvia Grabau,
Helen Gordan, Esther Gorden. Messrs.
Seymour Moses, Sam Rosenthal, Chas.
Rosenbaum, Moe Katz, Charles Eaton,
Herman Laff, Sam WallOf, Mae Estrin,
One of the happy events of the past
week was the marriage of Miss Sadye
Schneider, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Schneider to Mr.. Abe Louis
Steinberg of Los Angeles. They were
married by DIR. Ernest r. Trattner,
at Paulais, on Sunday December 31st
in the presence of the immediate fam
lilies. Those attending the bridal cou-
pie included NJ iss Pearl Schneider as
maid of honor, Miss Helen Steinberg,
bridesmaid, and Mrs. ]. Brilliant,
matron of honor; Mr.. J. Brilliant and
bride entered on the arm of her moth
er and father, who gave her in mar
riage, while the groom was escorted
by his cousin, Mr.. Dave Tannenbaum,
as best man. The bride was gOwned
in white satin, wore long veil caught
with orange blossoms, and carried
shower bouquet of white brides roses
and lilies of the valley. The brides
maid wore n gown of orchid chiffon
and silver cloth, and carried pink rose
buds the matron of honor in black lace
wore corsage of yellow tea roses,
while the maid of honor in gold lace
and gold chiffon cloth, carried show
er of red rosebuds. Mrs. Schneider,
mother of the bride wore n gown of,
black lace and chiffon cloth, and n
corsage bouquet of red roscbuds.
After the ceremony n delightful din
ner dance was enjoyed in the banquet
hall. The tables were set in the form
of horseshoe and artistically dec
oratcd with pink and white flowers. In
the midst of the courses, Mr.. Abe Cum
Minis, uncle of the bride, who acted as
Itoastmaster read some fifty congrat-
ulating and well wishing messages
from relatives and friends from all
parts of the country. Several respond
ed to the toasts, including DIR. Trait
ner, lifeless friend of the groom, and
Miss Belle Tannenbaum, cousin of the
groom, who. representing the Sigma
Rho Sorority. of which the bride is a
popular member, presented the couple
with very beautiful loving cup as a
token of their esteem. About mid
might the newlyweds left for their
honeymoon, and the guests went to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider, to
usher in the new year with due pomp
and gaiety, and to enjoy delicious
buffet lunch.
Mrs. Harris ROssman, Miss Ethel
Rossman, and little Eileen Beth Ross
man, returned to Denver after spend
ing many pleasant months in Los An
gelcs.
The wedding of Miss Bertha May
Block of this city was solemnized sun
day, January Tth at Ocean Springs
Miss, at o'clock at the Pincr Hotel.
THE Rev. DIR. Mcndel Sibcr of New
Orleans officiating The bride was
given away by her brother, Albert
Levy and was lovely i'm gown of
ivory satin, beaded in pearls with II
Bertha collar of real lace and wore II
veil of Illusion arranged with orange
blossoms and carried boquet of
brides roses and valley lilies. Her
maid of honor was Miss Suzanne
Rosenthal from Paris, France, cousin
of the bride, who wore jade crepe satin
with cascades of silver lace and silver
ibandeau in her hair and carried brides
maid roses The best man was Mr..
V. Levy, mother of the bride was as
sisted in receiving by Mr.. Alex Block.
After the ceremony an elaborate din
ner was served to thirty guests. The
out town guests included DIR. and