The Sentinel, v.077 no. 03, 1930

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regular meeting was held Monday,
January 13, at the Southwestern
Temple, Roosevelt road and Albany
avenue. Important business was trans-acted.
The annual dance will take
MRS. SAMUEL RUGENDORF
place at the Hotel Sherman, Bal Ta-barin
Room, on Sunday, January 19.
Mrs. Samuel Rugendorf is chairman
of the affair.
Ladies Montefiore Charity Society
No. 1-Installation of officers and
birthday was celebrated Sunday, Janu-ary
12, at 2:30 p. m., at the Capitol
building, Room 512. The installing
officers were Sara F. Blumberg, past
president; Jennie Seelig, marshall and
Anna Levy, chaplain. The following
were installed: Bertha Pollack, presi-dent;
Sophie Mizenberg, vice president;
Birdie Morris, financial secretary; Rose
Goodman, recording secretary; Rose
Posner, treasurer; Rose Gossel, first
trustee; Eva Danziger, second trustee;
Fayne Lobler, third trustee; Rose
Granat, guard; and Lillie Sonnenshein,
marshall. A fine program was ar-ranged
by Miss Leah Helfet. Those
participating in the program were
Shirley Pollock, Alice Pathman, Miss
Gilbert, Marks Sisters; Helen Seelig,
Milton Gossel, Miss Sonnensheim, and
Miss Weiler. The flag bearers were
Joe and Theodore Pollock and Mr.
Mizenberg. Refreshments were served.
The monthly meeting will be held
Wednesday, January 22, at 1:30 p. m.,
at the regular meeting place.
Smart Social Set-A pirate ball and
dance will be held Saturday, January
18, at 8:30 p. m., in the Pompeian
Room of the Logan Square Masonic
Temple, 2451 North Kedzie avenue.
This is the first of a series of dances,
socials and entertainment to be given
by the organization. It is not a couple
affair. The arrangement committee of
the affair are Edward Schneider, presi-dent,
Wallie Scholl, vice president,
Joe Klapman, Sylvia Feigenbaum, Ben
Aronowitz, Jack Meltzer, Fannie
Cohen and Evelyn Goldman.
Mizrachi Juniors-Miss Eva Aron-son,
president, will entertain sixteen
members at a bridge at her home,
3444 Douglas boulevard, on Wednes-day
evening, January 22.
Elmer Siegel Auxiliary D. of Z.-
A regular meeting will be held Tues-day,
January 21, at 2 p. m., at the
Roosevelt hall, State-Lake building. It
will be Guest Day. An address will
be presented by Mrs. M. L. Purvin,
vocal selections will be rendered by
Mrs. Isador Kaplan, and a Message
to the Hard of Hearing will be given
by Mrs. Louis Pelton. Mrs. Hugo
King is chairman of the afternoon.
Jewish Women's Art Club-A mu-sicale
and tea will be held Saturday
evening, January 18, at the J. P. I.,
in the men's lounge, in honor of the
French sculptor, Mr. Patlagean. Mrs.
S. Midlin is chairman for the eve-ning.
Mrs. B. Breger will be hostess.
Lawn Manor Sisterhood-A general
meeting will take place on Wednesday,
January 22, at 2 p. m. An unusual
program has been arranged by Mrs.
William Frankel. There will be bridge,
community singing and refreshments.
A special dinner will be given January
29. Mrs. M. L. Kalfen is in charge.
Dinner will be served from 5 to 8.
Lawn Manor Community Center-
Karl Borders will speak on "The Rus-sian
Revolution in the Second Decade,"
Wednesday, January 22. Mr. Borders
has visited Russia about five times in
the last ten years, and has just re-turned
this month from a prolonged
stay in that country. The musical pro-gram
which follows will be furnished
by Miss Fanita Blum, pianiste. Re-freshments
and discussion follow the
lecture. The sixth annual dance will
take place in the Auditorium, 6641
South Troy street, on Saturday eve-ning,
February 15. Mr. R. Rose and
Mrs. William Frankel are co-chairmen
of the dance. Mr. Max Glass chair-man
of the advertising committee. Mr.
A. S. Richter is chairman of the ticket
committee. Mrs. Herman Moline is in
charge of the goodfellowship fund.
Douglas Park Nursery-Installation
of officers for the West Side branch
was held on Sunday, January 12, at
the Democratic headquarters, 3613
Roosevelt road. Mrs. L. Harris was
installed president; Mrs. Weintraub
and Mrs. Richman, vice presidents;
Mrs. Azrilant, Jr., corresponding sec-retary;
Mrs. Sokol, recording secre-tary;
Mrs. Levy, financial secretary;
Mrs. Levin, treasurer; Mrs. Shufeldt,
trustee; Mrs. Horwitz, trustee; Mrs.
Cosby, chairman of home; Mrs. Paul,
social chairman; Mrs. Azrilant, chair-man
of sick; and Mrs. Tobin, Mrs.
Shapiro, Mrs. Kaplan and Mrs. Roth
investigators. Refreshments were
served, a fine musical program was
rendered and dancing followed.
Beaconsfield Club - The following
brothers were installed in their respec-tive
offices: Max B. Hollobow, presi-dent;
Harry Raffel, vice president;
Isadore Katz, recording secretary;
Louis A. Cohan, financial secre-tary;
Harry Edelstein, sergeant-at-arms;
Abe Salberg, inner guard; Her-man
Epstein, treasurer, and William
Lavin, trustee. The meeting was con-cluded
with a barbecue dinner ar-ranged
by the social committee. The
annual banquet takes place at the
Stevens hotel, January 26.
Sisterhood of South Side Hebrew
Congregation-The Study Circle will
hold the next meeting on Monday eve-ning,
January 20, at 8 o'clock, in the
vestry rooms of the Temple, 74th
street and Chappel avenue. Classes are
conducted by Dr. Joseph H. Margolies.
Mrs. Sigfried Kohn, President will give
a public bridge on Tuesday afternoon
and evening, January 21, at her home,
7613 Yates avenue. The proceeds will
go to, the Sisterhood Fund and the
Fund for Orphan Girls at Palestine.
Men's Club of Temple Beth Israel-
A Symposium on the Meaning of Or-thodoxy,
Conservatism and Reform,
will be held Wednesday evening,
February 19, at the Temple, 4850
North Bernard street. The different
points of view will be upheld by Dr.
Meyer Waxman, Dr. Benjamin Birn-baum
and Dr. Jacob Singer.
Friendship Sheltering Home and
Sanitarium-Meetings are held every
second and fourth Wednesday of the
month at the J. P. I., 3500 Douglas
boulevard, at 7:30 p. m. The next
meeting will be held on January 22.
Nomination and election of officers
will take place. Mrs. Carroll is the
president.
Rodfei Zedek Sisterhood-A regular
meeting will be held Tuesday after-noon,
January 21, at the Community
House, at 2 p. m.
Jewish Big Sisters-Election of of-ficers
will be held on Tuesday evening,
January 21, at the Kimball Hall build-ing,
Room 1210.
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