The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-10
Social Neu,s

Hnusus. spent q day In Denver with
Mr. and Mrs Max Fischer cn route Ia
Camp Ouray.
Mr. aud Mrs. Morris Cohn, Miss
Francis aud Norman Colin returns this
week from Portland and trip thru
Yellowstone Park,
Mrs Harry y. kulm, now residing
In Los Angeles Is visiting her sister.
Miss Sppic Davidson She will remain
short time guest 0t the Shirley
Savoy.
william O'Garo IS expected back
this week from short motor trip to
Kansas city.
Mrs. ]. Alexander presided over
dinner this past wccl, at the Mctropole
complimentary 10 Mr. and Mrs Simon
wlncbcrger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Sweet from
Leadvillc are visiting Mrs. Sweets par-
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert levin.
Mr. and Mrs. Dumuth. daughter,
Ellnor and son, Richard from New
York city after spending the week end
in Denver left for Colorado Springs
After u sojourn at the Broadmoor they
will depart for the Northwest retsrn-
ing via the Canadian Rockies.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B Hcnc, Mr..
and Mrs. ~ Polak left Thursday for
Grand Lake, White sulphur Springs
and Estes. They will remain nt Estes
for two weeks.
Mrs. David Harlem, son David. Jr..
will spend the summer at Estes. Mr..
Harlem will spend the week end with
his wife and son, Mrs, Rosenberg will
spend the summer at Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Weinbcrger and
son, DR. Il. Wcinbcrgcr, from New
York City who have been guests at the
Argouaut left Sunday for the Broad.
moor After a day in Colorado Springs
they departed for Los Angeles via
Grand Caynon.
One Of the largest affairs given last
week was the charming dinner presided
over by Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Guldmar
mt Rock Rest on Wednesday Of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Ezra Bear returned
g from Salt Lake City and spent severa
days in Denver en- route TO their hon,
at Mecker.
, Nnptial VOWS were exchanged sun
day afternoon at o'clock 10y Mis-,
Sarah Lillian Gross, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Gross, 772 FRANKLIN
street and Mr.. Harry Scbol, son of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. SobOl Of this city. at 4
charming home wedding. Rabbi Kau
var read the service in the prescnc,
of 10 guests. Miss Gross had as her
maid of honor, her sister. Miss Esther
Gross, gowncd in orchid chiffon, carry
, ing boquet of purple sweet peas ant
red roses. Miss Frieda Gross. another
, sister. and Miss Grace GoOdstein were
bridesmaids, followed by little Mis-
Kolinsky as flower girl. Mr. Harry
GOodstein was Mr.. SObors best man
: The brides gown was chiffon over white
satin. elub0rately beaded, with full
court train. \ Russian corOnet of Rose
Point lace and orange blossoms held
the tulle veil. She carried shower
boQuet of brides roses and lilies Of the
valley. Following the ceremony Il
bridal dinner was served, A reception
was held in the evening. Out-of-town
guests were Mrs A. NJ. Donovick
formerly Gda GroSs) and son, Jerome
Bernard, Mrs. H. y. MeIecIi and daugh,
ter, Minnie. Mrs. A. NJ. Gross and
daughter, Racligh. all Of Minneapolis,
Mimi Mrs. G, Goodstein and son, Nor.
ton of Seattle, Wash, and Miss Ruth
Goodstcin, of Los Angeles, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ]. Baum. Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Miller and guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Frankcl spent the Fourth
ut TT. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Marx are at the
present time visiting II San Francisco.
Miss Rose SaIzberg one of the field
secretaries from the National Jewish
hospital is Il visitor in the city.
Mr. and Mrs Aaron Friedman, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Sllvcrsmith have re-
turned from Evergreen.
McssrS Max aud Moe Meyer spent
the ith with Mr. and Mrs. Julius Marx
nt their summer cottage in Evergreen.
Mr. NTiItpu AUfpnppr rptrrupl IN