The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-02

honor OF Miss Hose WaXman who is
leaving for California.
The marriage Of Mrs. ID. Schweig to
Robert Ringerman of Denver. After a
months visit in Idaho Springs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ringerman will depart for few
weeks sojourn in Salt Lake City and
San Francisco later returning to Los
Angeles where they will reside.
Mrs. Joseph Tishler who departed
last week for Chicago, thanks all her
friends for their many cOurtesies and
takes this means of bidding her friends
goodbye.
Mrs. Hattie Braham, an old time
resident Of Denver, whose death oc-
Cured recently made many bequests ::
She bequeathed to the National Jew
ish hospital for consumtives, the sum
OF $1,000 In memory Of Mrs. Braham's
deceased parents, Elias Schoenberg and
Fannie Schoenberg. She also gave 5000
to the Jewish Cemetery of this city.
Mr. Alfred Grammar spent the week
end In Boulder the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Berman.
DIR. and Mrs. A. G. Nader, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Rosenbloom, Mr.. Louis
RosenblOom from New Haven, Conn. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold We'll and Mr..
wiilinm Well spent last week end at
Estes. From Estes they will leave for
the Broadmoor, Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Oberfelder
presided over most elaborate dinner
entertaining twenty of their friends in
their home wednesday evening.
The Misses Estclle Adelman and
Miriam Harris entertained with a
charming luncheon at the Alpine Rose
Friday complimentary to the visiting
young ladies'.
The late Mr.. Isidore Horowitz. who
was known every where for his bene-
violence gave annually u picnic TO the
children Of the Jhel,s ing Home. Thu
venr Is nephew, NJ Sam Shapi >
gn,n u picnic to til" children at Wash.
ington Park on July 24th. In emulat
ing his uncles example Mr.. Shapiro
brought happiness and joy to the chill
dren. The officers or the home take.
this means OF thanking Mr.. shapiro.
Mrs. Herman Levin from McAllister
Okla, arrived in the city Tuesday +;
lie the house guest druing the month
of August of Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Ber
man. Mrs. Levin was formerly Mis-,
Lena Phillips OF Fort Smith Arkansas
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Klipper are reg
istered mt the Albany. Mrs. Klippel
will be remembered as Miss Ida Block
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Goldberg an
nounce the birth of baby girl from
July 1ith. The little one was named
Shirley Edna.
Mrs. Charlotte Dreyftss who left fol
California the first WAS rendered /
farewell surprise luncheon Monday a
the Alpine Rose. Covers We're laid fol
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Miss Florence Patek who spent on,
InOnth in Denver, with her mother
+, Mrs. a. Patek returned to New Yorl
City on wednesday. En- route she visit
ed in Chicago, where for many year,
she served on the Chicago Evening
American.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coppell Pooley ant
family, her sister, Miss Leah Bern
stein are home after spending Frontier
| Days and IL few week with her mother
Mrs. +. Bernstein, and her sisters, Mrs
ID. Herman, Mrs. II. Pasternack ant
Mrs. S. Shuman.
Miss Ethel Strauss just returned
from Cheyenne after spending week
| She was a guest of the LipsOns.
The Misses Henrietta Klein ant
.huuIlne lLcNtN NCiC tht
hostesses of II luncheon ut the Alpin,
Rose Friday honoring the young lady
visitors and their hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Harlem was al
home, Monday and Tuesday evenings OF
this week in honor of their hous<
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harlem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grimes, Mr.. ,ent
Mrs. George Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Nate
Cohn entertained at the Motor Clut
Wednesday evening for the visitors.
Miss Frances Cohn has passed hei
examinations most successfully and
will depart this fall to enter Wellesley
College.