The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-17
Social NeUs
Continuation

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The marriage Of Mr. Julius Dclk
mun. n prominent young business mar
Of New York city TO Miss Elsie Marsh
popular young woman OF New York
city, took place Tuesday at noon at Tho
residence Of the groom's parents, 81
Paul and T.. ColflN avenues The I'M
Rabbi Isaac slcgcl Of Waco, Texas
who is spending his vacation here with
Mrs. siegcl and the children. The
couple are spending their honeymoon
In Colorado Springs.
Edith Waldman entertained at bridge
and theatre party at Elitche's sun
day evening. Those who enjoyed the
evening were the Misses Tillic Repis,
Charlotte Sylvia Lehman, Edna Kcanc
and Edith Wuldman.
Mrs. Emma Gardner gave mn ella.
borate afternoon bridge In honor Of
Mrs, j. Lipson who is visiting here
nun .NeN loTk 'HN.
Mrs, VI. sherman Of 10 Jackson, gave
II nuptial affair In honor Of Miss Cert
rude Pallsch who was married week
ago last Sunday.
\ beautiful wedding was solomnizcd
sunday evening, July 9th, when Miss
Shirley Shurkin became the bride of
Mr.. Max Rothberg son of Mrs. Fannie
Rothberg Of this city, at the Zera
Israel synagog, in the presence of the
immediate family and friends. Reverend
Samue's otllclatcd. The bride wore u
beautiful white Romano crepe gown
drapcd with embroidered tulle lace
and CARED shower bouquet of brides
roses. Mrs John Streltzcr was ma
trOn-Of-honor and Mr.. John Streltzcr
was best man. The brides maids were
the Misses Dora Honberg. Bccllie Mes
Scls0n and Goldic Goldberg. The
Ushers were Mr.. Jack Silver, Hyman
EIirsh and Wm. Handler After the
ceremony, an elaborate dinner was
given TO 12J guests at the home of the
brides brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Shurkin at 15S1 Irving. The
out of town guests were Mrs. Meyer
Gepner, and Mrs. Jack Olken of Chi
cago, and Miss Dora Shurkin Of New
\ York City. After "A short honeymoon
hc at home to their friends ut 1iJ6
Proye street
Niabbi Isaac Sicgel of Congregation
Audatl Jacob Of Waco, Tex, spoke
laN saturday morning at the i. NJ. II.
llAsubjic, was 'The Problem of the
Pettuating of Jewish Traditions
AnRg our Youth" Rabbi Siegel is a
grJuatc Gs the Rabbi Isaac Elchonon
SeainnIy OF New York and Of the Uni
vosiiy Of Illinois.
lir. and Mrs. Sam Handleman of
Stirling, Colo, spent two pleasant
wtks with relatives and friends in
! city. They motored back to their
h,me accompanied by Mrs. Bessie Han
deman of H-os Angeles who is visiting
here. ~
The Ladies' Auxiliary of The Ohcb
Zadck Congregation will give their tea
and card party on Tuesday, August
18th (nstcad of the Jth). at . 30 Z.
NJ, in the vestry rooms of the Synagog
2222 Marion street. Don't forget this
date, for good time is assured to all
who will attend and beautiful door
prize will he given.
Mr.. Charles Glickman who represents
the New York Handkerchief Mfg. Co,
was guest at the Albany this past
week.
Miss Rose Rothcnbcrg and Miss Fay
( Ascher departed last Tuesday, for Chi
! cago and take this means of bidding
their friends goodbye.
Mr.. Joe Gordon, Mr.. Sam Wilmer
and Mr. a. Fleishman whose engage
mcnt to Miss Ida wilmer was recently
announced are motoring TO California
and take this means of bidding their
friends goodbye.
Mrs. j. Kayser entertained with
luncheon ut the Alpine Rose in honor
of her sister, Mrs. l. Nolken who is
visiting here from Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Josephine Cohen field secretary
for the National Jewish hospital re-
turned Friday. During the summer
months Miss Cohen and her father will
have furnished apartment.
Mrs. David Lehman, Mrs. Frederick
Schafcr. Mrs. Alfred Triefus and Mrs.
Louis Cohen motorcd to the Broadmoor
Thursday returning the same day.