Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-28

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80 . hrsIs,.ns dancing hall.
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HYmnn Harris soteu - nouI
Reception COMMITTEES: H. Harris a.
Bslinsky. A. Levy. Chss. Langsrt, Chas-
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Goldsmith, J. Cohn' cnsA- haaimah'
and J. GottschaIk-
The rnnssc vas furnished BY h. n
ghanks. Albert yoss and George X.
Flnn.
AMONG she ouezfs present were tbs
following gentlemen:
Asssrs. Hvman Harris. J. NJ. Fox, ~.
Hail. III. simon, III. L0be. q. Ludlow, q.
Goldsmith, j. Ssranss. Ben korn. Sam
oel KreideI, ID. Sanziger, L. Abraham,
Il. Harris, Sam Rosenberg. jacob Levy.
Fred Levy, p. sin9crman. H. Kaufman.
A. Baiinsky, III Uhifeider. a. kohns Z.
A. Rosfein. Fred BoYies, X. Raphael, T.
Jackerson, VIM. Kierski, SIG. Arcnson,
NJ. Peitz, II. Hansen, II. Hanecn. 10.
Goldsmith. viii WiIzinski. IL. Need
ham, Nj. L. Finoher, J. L0yenears, n. y.
Levy, Z. T. Hnd, W. v. Predseil, ID.
Kaufman, Frank Bausriein, J.. kosen-
berg, N. Meyer, |. Harris, Gam Harris,
| Joe FransnthaI, Jacob Frauenshal, ID.
Cohen, 4. PERTH, Chas. Braseh, H. Levy.
| n. HersnberR.fC has. Kaufman. n Gctt-
stein. j. Bsrhmann. l.. HsrshberR, III.
Beriiner, Chas. Langert. Dave Mag1n-
mis-, II. WincheFg, II. Isaac. II. Eikins,
Mr.. Waiisnstein, .. Cohen and Fam
Gottschaik.
Ladies' Bella Goldsmith, Ida Rosfein,
Rose kDstein, Miss Gerster, Ella korn,
Clara Korn, Estis Harris, Mrs. DAVIS,
Mrs. J.. Levy, Mrs. Wm. kierski, Mrs.
r. Singerman, Miss Gussie kaufman,
Mrs. Strauss, Mrs. Kershley.
TIE Tacoma guests present were Mrs
Wallenstein and Mrs. Herschfeid.
After two or three numbers OF the
dancing program had been enjoyed,
tue guests were seated, and MIR. M.
Korn, orator of the evening, proceeded
to deliver his welI- written address on
the life, character, public services and
benevolent acts of Sir Moses MontetisTe'
Mr.. Korn spoke in q loud and distinct
tone. % that every word could be heard
and understood. The best Of order pre-
vailed, and AZ the close tbs orator was
loudly applaudsd.
Isadore Harris, President of Seattle
Lodge No. 342, 1. q. Is. b., then read
1.-The following resolutions, which had
been previously adopted by the Lodge
WHsREAs, The Almighty God, IN the
exercise Of His divine will has spared "a
as and the world at large the life OF
Sir Moses Montefore, Baronet. 70 attain
this his one hundredfh birthday; and,
Whereas. we, az we'll az all Israeiites
rejoice at the opportunity 10 express
our thanks and gratitude TO the Al
mighty Ruler of this Universe for this
great favor, bestowed upon one who 90
richly deserves this reward, for his
MANY good and noble deeds accom-
1 UiiHQGu QufluK his kt4Hs AuEEtt0I0r NC ~
Resolped. That this day be, and ID
hereby celebrated by this Lodge, III
membsrs. and all Israelites and admir-,
ers of the greatest of philsnthropists
Sir Moses Montefore. Bart, in honor oi
the anniversary of his centenary birth
day. and that We hereby give expression
of our most sincere and heartfelt
thanks, and submission 10 our Maker
| and Ruler, who in His goodness has %
theoretically retained TO Us and all man.
| kind one whose life was an uninterrupt.
ed continuation of i" benevolence, broth
erly love and harmony aud whose
deeds of charity and self-sacrifioe
| unsurpassed in the annals of history
will last forever. aud be engraved in the
heart of every Israelite. and be a living
mage In the history of the world, never
to be erased, and forever to remain q
lasting monument and bright example
for ali generations to come.
Resolved, That we herewith tender
and bring this word of cheer aud meth
cd Of cordial assurance of our undivided
esteem and individual thanks to Sill
Moses Moptitiore. Bart. the most indom
table defender of human rights, espe.
eially for hia great and never tiriuc
efforts and the many brilliant and sue
eessful achievements in relieving our
distressed brethren from OPPRESSION and
vat. and whilst he ia holding forth
this evening. robed in the garments OF
honor. and the mautle OF charity woven
in the loom of his own genius. crowned
| with the wealth of glory earned and
wrought bv his unceasing labors in the
snhere az phiianthropy. il IN sratifyiue
| III confess
THAT his eouals have not twice beer
sseu.
Hia master strokes were strong and
keen.
And we sincereiv ASK him 10 naeeut thi,
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