The Denver Jewish news., 1925-07-23
Social Neus

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Tie most outstanding social even
during the month of July will be III,
' dinner given Sunday evening, July 2Gl
10y Mr., aud Mrs Nathan Cohen at theli
home when u family reunion will TAX,
place 10 celebrate the eightIeth birth
day Of Mrs. ] II, Nook and her forty
third year residence in Denver. Only
the Immediate members Of the family
children and grandchildren. Will b,
present The ont 0f town guests will
Include four daughters OF Mrs. Nook
Mrs Manning Marx, from New YorR
City; Mrs |. II. Holman. Portland
Mrs, j. II, Cone, Astoria, Ore. aud Mrs
]. Il. Light, New York city. The many
friends Of Mrs Nook will rejoice with
her family on Sunday and be with then
| all in loving remembrance.
/ Mr. Joseph LANCER after six
months soIourn thru Europe arrived
In Boston on the steamship California
Monday, July 10Th. After day in New
/ York city, Philadelphia and Detroit
visiting with relatives lie will arrive
In Denver ON Friday.
\ surprise dinner at Baurs on Sat.
urday evening was rendered to Mrs. ],
Il. Lcvle and Mr.. and Mrs. Al Price by
their immediate friends The affair
was given concentrating the four,
teenth anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Il. Levie and the nineteen anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Price. Mr.. Levie was
not present as he is In New York City
on a business trip.
Mrs. Julius Marx presided over a
luncheon in her home Thursday OF last
week entertaining the members of her
club.
Mr., William O'Garo is spending a
short time in Denver.
DIR. NJ. Kleincr and nephew, Mr.
Murray Klelncr have returned after n
months motor trip thru California.
MeSdameS Weiss and Berger were
hosts at an attractive luncheon at the
Olln hotel on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ettinger of Joplin. Mo.
have been the house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Il. Levie. From Denver they
will visit at the Broadmoor, Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lichtenstein
were the hosts at family dinner on
Tuesday honoring the S4th birthday
Of Mrs. Lichtcnstein's father. Mr.. Max
Meyer.
Mrs. Lester Freedheim and Miss
Alta Lesser presided over luncheon
Tuesday at the Colburn hotel ocmpli-
mentary to visitors.
Many of the Denver girls are at the
Y. W. G.. A. camp at lookout noun
tain. Marjorie ROthenbcrg, Charlotte
Bitterman and Henrietta Schultz left
Saturday for a short stay at the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mayer.
daughter. Miss Elsie Mayer, accom-
panied by the Montgomery visitors
spent the week end visiting Colorado's
mountain parks also the BrOadmoor,
Colorado Springs
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. j. Krohn and son,
Joseph, left last week for Seattle,
Washington. They sail from Seattle on
the steamship, Alameda, for Alaska.
A number of young friends rendered
Miss Marjorie Rothcnbcrg a surprise
Monday last.
Mrs. William Degen. and daughters,
the Misses Ann and Otie Degen re-
turned Monday from the east. Mrs.
Degen went east to attend the grad
uatlon exercises at Downer College,
Milwaukee, where her daughter, Ann,
was graduated from in June.
Mr. Abe Emanuel of Birmingham.
Ala. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Emanuel and other relatives.
Miss Hattie Osterman from Mime
apois is visiting in Denver the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Morton David.
Mrs. L. II. Guldman departed We'd
nesday for Atlanta City where she will
be Joined by Mrs. Elsie Guldman and
Mrs. SinSheimer.
Mrs. Sawitsky and daughters, the
Misses Lihbie and Natalie, aunt and
cousins of Mrs Bessie Degen are the