The Jewish outlook., January 27, 1905, Page 9, Image 9

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ceremony was performed by Rabbi Wil
liam S. Friedman. The parlor where
the ceremony took place was a maze of
foliage. The canopy under which the
bridal couple stood was an artistic com
bination of white violet wedding bells
and smilax. The back parlor and din
ing room looked very cheerful in a color
scheme of red and green. To the soft
strains of music the bridal party de
scended down the stairs into the parlor.
The bride was most beautifully attired
in a gown of creme messaline silk
trimmed in Duchess lace and carried a
shower bouquet of bride’s roses. The
bridesmaids were Miss Jennie Winheim,
Miss Rena Jacoby and Miss Bertha Em
rich. After the ceremony a most elab
orate repast was enjoyed. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. A. Schlessin
ger, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Emrich, Mr.
Sam Schlessinger, Masters Harry and
Lester Schlessinger, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Strauss, Mr. Leo Strauss, Mr. Sam
Strauss, Miss Retta Strauss, Miss Birdie
Strauss, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Schwartz, Mrs.
A. Alexander, Dr. A. Zederbaum, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Schandal, Mr. Louie Em
rich, Mr. Frank Emrich, Miss Bertha
Emrich, Miss Rena Jacoby, Miss Libbie
Ornauer, Miss Clara Jantzen, Mr.
Adolph Stern and Mr. Henry Schlessin
ger, who was toastmaster of the evening.
Toasts were responded by all of the
guests. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Emrich will
make their future home in Kansas City,
where the well wishes of a host of
friends attend them.
Obituary
Mr. Isaac Plavt, for many years a res
ident of Denver, died last Friday morn
ing of asthma and was buried Sunday
afternoon from his residence, 121 East
Twenty-second avenue. Rabbi Fried
man officiated and spoke of the great
esteem in which Mr. Plavt was held by
a large number of friends. The de
ceased leaves a widow and married
daughter, Mrs. Selma Davidson.
Mrs. William Bergman, of 2523 Ma
rion street, passed away Sunday night,
the 22nd. Mrs. Bergman was a beloved
mother in Israel and devoted her life to
her husband and four children. Rabbi
Friedman, in his funeral eulogy, paid a
deserving tribute to the unselfish and
self-sacrificing career of Mrs. William
Bergman.
Mr. Manuel J. Cohn of San Francisco
died at the National Jewish Hospital
suddenly of hemorrhage, January 18,
1905. He was buried in the new ceme
tery of the Twenty-fourth Street syna
gogue, Mr. S. R. Zwetow officiating. Mr.
Cohn was a highly respected citizen of
San Francisco and one of the founders
of the Hebrew Free Loan Associatipn of
that city.
THE JEWISH OUTLOOK
B. M. H. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL BAZAR.
The B. M. H. religious school held a
bazaar for the purpose of raising money
for the school fund. It was opened last
Sunday evening and lasted through the
entire week. The following was the pro
gram for the week:
Sunday Evening, January 22.
Piano solo. Miss P. Anfenger.
Address, Gov. AlVa Adams.
Vocal solo, Miss Bren.
Address, Rabbi W. S. Friedman.
Presiding officer, Mr. A. L. Fribourg.
Closing address, Mr. Harry Silver
stein.
Monday Evening.
Piano solo, Mr. 1). Harlem.
Address, Mr. Wolfe Londoner.
Violin quartet (selection), Mr. D. D.
Abramovitz and pupils.
Vocal solo. Miss Raschelle Shwayder.
Cornet solo, Miss Rena Lazarus.
One-act play, pupils Cooper School of
Acting.
Presiding officer, Mr. A. L. Fribourg.
Tuesday Evening.
Opening address. Judge Ben B. Lind
sey.
German vaudeville, Mrs. Auerbach.
Mr. I. Rosenbloom, Mrs. Rosenbloom,
Mr. Gottlieb and others.
Address, Mr. S. Hornbein.
Presiding officer, Mr. I. Mendelssohn.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Children’s matinee.
Special Feature—Address, Mrs. S.
Silverstein; Council of Jewish Women.
Wednesday Evening.
Lodge and society night.
Violin solo, Mr. J. Shwayder.
I. O. B. B. Lodge, represented by
President Jaffa.
Jewish Free Loan Society, represented
by Mr. A. Eppstein.
Jewish School, represented by Mr. Al
fred Muller.
Brith Abraham Society, represented
by Mr. N. Halpern.
Denver Bnai Zion Society, represented
by Mr. W. K. McAllister.
Denver Council Jewish Women, rep
resented by Mrs. L. Shandal.
Vocal solo. Miss Belle Lewin.
Vocal solo, Mr. S. Ginsburg.
• Drill, Denver Division No. 1 IT. R. K.
O. T. M.
Presiding officer, Mr. William Hahn.
Thursday Evening.
Mr. Fred Anfenger, chairman wheel
of fortune.
Mr. D. Gross, manager bazaar bar.
Mr. Hyman Hirshfeld, decorator of
interior.
“Ye popular shop”for the exclusive in jewels
at reasonable prices. WEHRLE’S, 921 16th.
Mr. and Mrs. Levy will reopen the old
home cooking yiddish restaurant at 1849
Lawrence street, December 11th, where
you will get your Gufuellte fish, strudel,
Gans Gruben, etc.
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