The Sentinel, v.082 no. 06, 1931

              International Auxiliary of the Marks
Nathan Jewish Orphan Home-On
Tuesday, April 28, a party was ten-dered
to the children of the Home by
the children of the International Aux-iliary
honor roll, in the Synagogue of
the Marks Nathan Orphan Home. The
splendid program included the boys'
band of the Marshall High school and
entertainment by Miss Dorothy Man-ning.
This occasion marked the fourth
anniversary of the children's honor
roll, which has a membership of one
hundred and fifty. Mrs. Harry Mandel-stain,
the founder of the group, was
in charge of arrangements, and was
being assisted by Mrs. J. Harris, Mrs.
Sieg. Natenberg and Mrs. S. Harris. A
regular meeting will take place Tues-day,
May 12, at 1.30 p. m. in hall A-4,
9th floor, Masonic Temple, 32 West
Randolph street. A house warming will
open the activities in the new quarters
with an interesting program followed
by refreshments. The guest speaker
will be Rabbi Kadushin of the Hum-boldt
Boulevard Temple. Mrs. Louis
Ecker and daughter, Bernice, will en-tertain
with several vocal selections.
The hostesses of the day will be the
Mesdames Nathan Goldblatt, A. Zel-ens,
A. Weiss, H. Rubin, and Mrs.
David Leader, president. A board
meeting will also be held at Gimbel's
Cafe, 32 West Randolph street, at
10:30 a. m. of the same day. Mrs. M.
Penchina is chairman of the closing
event of the season, which will be in
the form of a card card party and tea
on Wednesday, June 3 at 2 p. m. in
the grand ball room of the Parkway
hotel. The Mesdames S. Harris, J. J.
Luster, J. Golin, N. Goldblatt, P. Har-ris
and L. B. Harris are included in
the committee.
National Council of Jewish Women
-The officers and out-going and in-coming
directors entertained the na-tional
president, Mrs. J. Friend, at
luncheon at the Standard Club, on
Friday, May 1, at 12:30 p. m. Short
addresses were made by Mrs. Josenh
Friend, Mrs. Gerson B. Levi, Mrs.
Hannah Solomon, Mrs. William
Cowan, Mrs. Barbe, Mrs. I. Reis, and
Mrs. S. Alschuler. The program of
the afternoon was in charge of Mrs.
I. Reis. Twenty-six directors, each
representing a letter in the alphabet,
in rhyme, portrayed the work of the
council; a violin solo was given by
Mrs. Harry Canmann, accompanied
by Mrs. Kusel; a vocal number was
rendered by Mrs. William Cowan, ac-companied
by Mrs. Schram; and a
piano selection was given by Mrs.
Schram.
Chicago Section, Council of Jewish
Women-The annual meeting will be
held Monday, May 11, at 2 p. m. at
Curtiss Hall, 410 South Michigan av-enue.
The officers will make the an-nual
report, and election of officers
and board of directors will be held.
On the rvrogram will be the council
play and musical numbers by mem-bers.
Mrs. Harry Berkman will speak
on Current Jewish Events.
Sisterhood Agudath Achim North
Shore Congregation-A special meet-ing
will be held Monday, May 11, at
2 p. m. in the Community Hall of the
Synagogue, 5029 Kenmore avenue.
Election of officers will take place.
The minute card party will take place
Tuesday, June 2 at 2 p. m. in the
Community Hall. The captains of the
gold mine drive will be the hostesses
of the afternoon.
Sisters of Fidelity-A regular meet-ing
took place Wednesday, May 6, at
2 p. m. at the Capitol building, Room
512. Dora Perry is the president.
Jewish Big Sisters-A regular meet-ing
was held Tuesday, May 5, at the
La Salle hotel at 8 p. m. On Friday,
April 24, ninety children were the
guests of the organization at the cir-cus.
Mrs. Jacob L. Smith was chair-man
of the event.
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Chicago Philanthropic Club-Prep-arations
are now centering on the
twenty-five dollar plate luncheon
which is to be held at the Blackstone
hotel on Monday, May 11. Governor.
Louis L. Emmerson and President Rob-ert
Maynard Hutchins of the Univers-ity
of Chicago will be the principal
speakers. On Friday May 1, the in-coming
and outgoing officers held
a luncheon at the Standard Club at
12:30 p. m. On May 4, the South Side
Sewing Unit of the Chicago Philan-thropic
Club, had the North Side Sew-ing
Unit of the same organization as
guests at a luncheon at the K. A. M.
Temple at 12 noon. Mrs. B. Samuels
and Miss Cornelia Hirsch, chairman
and secretary of the South Side Unit
presided. These units, which are under
the direction of Miss Helen Franken-stein,
have been sewing all winter for
the Home Finding Children's Unit. A
May party was also given in the Mar-ble
room of the Hotel Blackstone, on
Wednesday, May 6, at 1:30 p. m., in
the form of a bridge tea. Miss Helen
Frankenstein, first vice president of
the Club and general chairman of the
drive presided. Others who assisted
in receiving the guests were the Mes-dames
Albert Steindler, newly elected
president, Mrs. Eric Danek, vice chair-man
of the drive, Mrs. J. R. Sensibar
and Mrs. Gesela Schwartz, past presi-dent.
Adolf Kraus Lodge, B'nai B'rith
Women's Auxiliary-A card party will
be held Tuesday, May 12, at 1:30
p. m., at the Roosevelt hall, State and
Lake building. Refreshments will be
served. The proceeds will go towards
the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation at
Champaign, Illinois. The committee
in charge are the Mesdames Albert
Gomberg, chairman, N. Andelson, H.
Bloch, A. Douglis, S. Gomberg, H.
Holtzman, R. Levin, D. Berman, D.
Norwich, George Zissman, and the
Misses Myra Douglis, Bernice Kohn,
Rose Goldman and Sadile Welcher.
Mrs. Adolph D. Weiner is the presi-dent.
Aaron Perlmutter Junior Auxiliary,
Daughters of Jacob Day and Night
Nursery-The next regular meeting
will be held Monday evening, May 18
at the home of Gertrude Levine, 5131
University avenue. Discussions will
be held about the bazaar which is be-ing
given by the Senior Body the first
week in June. Plans will also be made
for the closing event of the season
and the annual affair and program for
the coming season. May Wizelman is
the president.
Sisterhood Beth Jacob B'nai Bezalel
Anshe Misrach-A regular meeting
was held Wednesday May 6, in the
Community Center. 6028 Champlain
avenue, at 2:30 p. m. Election of of-ficers
took place. On the program
were vocal solos by Miss Ruth Skidel-sky,
accompanied by Miss Perle I.
Tucker, and a reading by Beatrice
Fredman. Mrs. Lillian Gelbspan gave
an interesting address. Mrs. S. H.
Herron is the president.
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Sisterhood of Temple Isaiah Israel-
The annual meeting took place
Wednesday, May 6, in the Community
House, at 2 p. m. Election of. officers
and reports of committees were held.
Final plans were made for the annual
spring luncheon which will take place
at the Shoreland hotel on Wednesday,
May 20, at 12:30 o'clock. A program
will follow.
Ladies' Montefiore Charity Society
No. 1-Plans are being completed for
a card party to take place Saturday,
May 16, at the Purity Food Club, 225
North Michigan avenue. Celia LeVine
is the president.
Emanuel Alvin Aid-The annual
luncheon and card party will take
place Saturday, May 16, at the Elks
Club, 174 West Washington street.
Mrs. Norman Shaff and Mrs. William
Kessel are chairmen. Mrs. B. Barnett
is the president.
May 8, 1931
Elmer Siegal Auxiliary, Daughters Rose Epstein Katzof Junior Aid af-of
Zion Day Nursery-Installation of filiated with Rest Haven-The first
officers was held Thursday, May 7, at hike was held Sunday, May 3, at
the Webster hotel. Mrs. I. Shorr was Schiller Park, in conjunction with the
the installing officer. The new officers membership drive. The annual Moth-are:
Mrs. S. Blankstein,. president; ers' Day program was held Tuesday
Mrs. Mickelson, second vice president; evening, May 5, at the J. P. I. Doris
Mrs. L. Sharpe, vice president; E. Singer, president, welcomed the
Mrs. L. Bobinsky, financial secretary; mothers and gave a brief resume of
Mrs. Comm, treasurer; and Mrs. Car- the work being done at Rest Raven.
rie Cohn, corresponding secetary. The Mrs. Sherman, president of Rest Haven
outgoing officers are Mrs. Rosenthal, was the guest speaker of the evening.
Mrs. Nathan and Mrs. Rose Ofner. An elaborate program of music and
The monthly board meeting and readings was presented and refresh-luncheon
was also held on the same ments were served. Plans are now
day and place at 12:30 o'clock. under way for the samovar tea party
Chatham Young Peoples Club- to be held the latter part of this
The monthly meeting and dance will month, and for the annual bride's day
be held at the Club headquarters, 8121 party to be held in June in honor of
Cottage Grove avenue, Sunday after- all girls who have become engaged or
noon, May 10, at 3 o'clock. The en- married since the first of the year.
tertainment committee has arranged Albany Park Rebekah Lodge, No.
a unique program. Activities for the 135-Noble Grand's night was cele-year
have been planned by the com- brated Thursday evening, May 7, at
mittees in charge and preparations the meeting place, 4328 North Kedzie
are well under way for the annual avenue. Noble Grands from various
play and dance to be held June 7. lodges officiated in the different sta-
The dramtic committee, headed by tions. Assembly and district officers
Sidney Rosenberg have already begun were present. Muriel Chern Diamond
rehearsing on a four-act comedy en- was chairman of the evening.
titled "A Night Off." Woodlawn Young Peoples Club-An
open meeting will be held Sunday af-
Douglas Park Day and Night Nurs- ternoon, ery Organization-A May 10 at 2:30 o'clock at the regular meeting B'nai Bezalel Temple Community Cen-will
be held Tuesday evening, May 12, ter, 6028 Champlain avenue, in con-aat
3216 West Roosevelt road. Final ar- juntio8wihChepaimaebeshipcam- will be made for the Bo unction with the membership cam-hemian
dance to be held May 17 at paign now being launched. Entertain-thtee
MMoomrreisnot n hotel. Cantor Paul Cas- dent, wanildl fMollioltwon. MSaamrk , Lecvhya irims apnr esoif-low,
and Isadore Borenstein, violinist, membership.
accompanied by Anna Kauffman SchiffmAbsip
will entertain. Mrs. J. L. Diskin is frAustin Chapter of Masadah-The
president. first cultural meeting will be held
Tuesday evening, May 18, at the B'nai
Hyman Joseph Young Peoples Aux- Israel Temple of Austin. The speaker
iliary of the Daughters of Zion Infant for the occasion will be Judge Samuel
Home-A regular meeting was held Heller of the Municipal Court of Chi-
Friday evening, May 1, at the home of cago.
Miss Esther Joseph, president, 1246 Telzer Verein Ladies' Auxiliary-A
South Independence boulevard. A regular meeting was held Sunday eve-handkerchief
shower was also given at ning, April 26. On Sunday evening,
this meeting in honor of Miss Ruth May 10, Mother's Day will be cele-
Segall, secretary. The next regular brated with a party at which the Tel-meeting
will be held Friday evening, zer Juniors will also participate. Mrs.
May 15. Ida Horwich is the president.
B'nai B'rith Auxiliary, Austin Lodge Men's Club of Temple Emanuel-
No. N99o0- T h The nexreular, meting Lle The last meeting of the season will next regular meeting will take place Wednesday, May 13, at the be held Monday, May 11, at the Wash- Temple, 701 Buckingham place.
ington Pines hotel. Mrs. B. C. Bolotin Arthur L. Reinhart of Cincinnati will
is the president. be the guest speaker.