The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-26

Tie many friends NJ Miss Libby
Klein win rcgrct tn hear that She is
confined To her rooms at the Colburn
with illness
In und MIR. Julius Mortimer re-
turned This pas. vcrl, from an lndrf
iuiic visit 4" Arizynn and California
Mir. and Mrs Morton May from ST.
Louis viii be- wrrl, end guests at the
Brown. They nrr en- route 10 their
home from los Angeles where they at.
tended the opening of the new store at
Los Angeles
Mrs. y. Block has moved from her
home 10 the First Avenue hotel, where
she will he pleased 10 SEQ her friends.
Mos,lnmcS u. Lryry. Laskar Kahn
and VI, Kohn viii entertain at a NAH
iungg ucheon ou Friday anil one on
Tuesday of neNt week at the Colburn
I hotel.
The Book Review club met Saturday
evening with Mr Philip Hornbcin, Dr.
G. +. II. Kauyar gave an Interesting
review Of 'IIcllcnism."
Mrs. Annie Herman was the hostess
Of her nah icngg club this Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs l. Levy left Friday
evening for st. Louis to visit with Mr..
Lcvy's relatives.
The Study club met Tuesday with
Mrs. los. Grimes. Mrs. Max Grimes
reviewed Gallsworthy's The Write
Monkey" This was followed by gn-
eral discussion aud review or currai
events.
Professor and Mrs Kaplan will he
hosts at n bohemian" party in thrir
home Saturday night,
Mr.. and Mrs A. Berkowitz and clil-
dren are moving To their new residence.
2GO5 Williams street. where they will
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jerome IIcllcrstcin, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer IIcllcrStcin. was chosen one
Of the members on the Denver Univcr,
sity debating tour The team will lie.
part April 3, where they will meet
leading eastern colleges in debate.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milton H. Meyer left
for Los Angeles. where they will reside
permanently. They take this means OF
bidding their friends goodbye
\ surprise party was given March
II in honor of Abe Safer. celebrating
his eighteenth birthday The greatest
part of the evening was spent in dane.
ing The color scheme was beautifully
carried ont in green and white The
guests We're the Misses Bertha Morri-
son, Ethel Lcnefsky, Gertrude Isaac
son, Susie PriGil. Esther Hrsh, Helen
Upton and Pearl Pringlc; Mcssrs. Bob
Radetsky, Bob Heller Abe Safer Zen
Bloom, Simpson Nader. Sidney Grin
stein, and Harry Singer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Max Moss. of Phila-
delphia. announce the engagement Of
| their daughter. Pauline. to Harry Fal-
lick. of luiIn. Palestine. on sunday,
March 30. No definite date has been
set for the wedding.
The many friends of Mr.. Ben Bloom.
II former resident of Denver. will he
pleased to hear that he has been pro-
NOTED and is now manager of the New
York factory of the Custom Trimming
Co. Mr.. Bloom has proven most cf-
Gcicnt in his work. The firm has an
office in Chicago.
| The Ladies' Auxiliary of the EN.Pa-
| tients Tubcrculur Home will give Il tea
and card party on Tuesday, May 18th
at . 30 +. VI. in the tea rooms of the
Denver Dry Goods Co. Beautiful door
and table prizes will be given.
| The marriage Of Florence GrcCnhatt
and Harold j. Sicgel, of Chicago. took
place Tuesday afternoon in the Draw
ing room Of the Brown Palace hotel
The bride was given away by her
father Mr.. ]. NJ Greenblntt She wore
an exquisite model of satin and geor-
gettc deliberately beaded. The veil
was of rose point lace, with tiara of
pearls and orange blossoms. She car
ried bridal bouquet of orchards. roses
and lilies Of the valley, Her attend
ants wore houlrnnt green tnffeta
frocks in graduated tones, painted with
| garlandS of flowers. roses being prOmi-
nent Pink malinc bandeaus were
worn instead of hats and large bou.
qucts of Columbia roses were carried
The attendants were the Misses Miriam
RadetsRy, Myrian splitter and Lois
Hartzell and Mrs. Paul NJ. Scgal and