The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-04
Social NeUs

ed informally SUNDAY evening for
their daughter, Evelyn, who was con.
frmed Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bermau from Boulder
were Denver visitors for the week
end. Their daughter Eleanor was one
Of the confrmants at Temple Emanuel
on Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Nat Weinberg were
Denver visitors who spent the week
end at the Broadmoor.
Miss Sippie Davidson has taken an
apartment in Los Angeles where she
and her mother, Mrs. Bertha David
son will remain for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Schlessinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Wolf were guests
at the Broadmoor for Decoration Day
and the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Oberfelder
spent Saturday and Sunday at Berth
oud Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Grimes spent the
week end at the Broadmoor, Colorado
Springs.
The marriage of Katie Sukonick TO
Sam Goldstein was solemnized by DR..
K. H. Kauvar assisted by Cantor Sam
uels on Sunday, May 31st. at the
Reth Joseph synagog. The bride was
gowned in white carrying a gorgeous
bridal shower of roses. The bridal
party consisted of the Misses Rose
Goldstein, maid of honor, Pearl Mil
stein, Frieda Brookman and Mollie
Sarkon, Messrs. A. Sherr best man.
Eli MiIstein, Eli J. Milstein and Jim
Kessler, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sassel, Mr..
and Mrs. Jake S. Sukonick. Bennett
Joy Sukonick carried the ring with
Miss Lillian Ross as flower girl. Mr..
Irving Taylor by his Russian ballet
dancing and little Lillian Ross by her
classical toe dancing contributed
greatly to the beauty of the wedding.
The young couple left for a honey
moon trip.
Morton David state adjutant of the
Colorado department of the American
legion was one of the principal speak
ers at the mass meeting which open
ed Denver's active part in the two
drives. Colorado will be called on to
fill $4,000 quota in the endowment
fund drive which is for the purpose
of caring for and the education of
the orphans of the ex-service men
and to contribute to the relief of des-
titute, disabled veterans.
Mrs. Julius Wallbrunn was the hos,
tess of her club entertaining the mem,
bers at luncheon on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs
Puffles spent Decoration Day and the
week end at the Broadmoor.
Harold Schoenthal son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isidore Schoenthal of this city
has received his B. A. degree at Col
umbia University, New York City. He
will continue with his studies this
coming fall. Mr.. Schoenthal will
spend the summer in .ew York City
At the last meeting of the Book
Review" club at the home of Mr.. NJ. S.
Radetsky, Professor Kaplan was the
speaker of the evening. Maurice Sam
uels, author of "You Gentiles," has
been invited to speak at the next meet
ing of the club. Mr.. Samuels well
known Zionist and author will visit
Denver June 13 and IA.
Mr.. A. B. Cowen returned Tuesday
from Chicago. His mother who has
been seriously i'll is greatly improved.
Mrs. J. F. Alpert and family depart
ed for Los Angeles, Calf, where they
will remain until fall.
Mr.. Isidore Hilb who has spent the
last month in New York sails June 9th
for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Striker and fam
lily have left on a three months trip
to Europe.
DR.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Silverberg and
daughter, Gladys Barbara have gone
to Los Angeles and will attend the
Shrine convention. Mrs. Silverberg
will visit her sister for the summer.
DR.. Silverberg will return June 18th.
At the last meeting of the Study
club Mrs. C. E. II. Kauvar reviewed
Rebecca Kohut's "My Portion" an
autobiography. The next and last
meeting for the year is postponed un-
til after the National Conference of
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