New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-08
THE HEBREW INSTITUTE FAIR.
CAREFUL PREPARATIONS THAT SHOULD INSURE
SUCCESS.

CAREFUL PREPARATIONS THAT SHOULD INSURE
SUCCESS.
The Hebrew Institute Fair. for which preparations
have been under way for the last six months, Will
be opened in the American Institute Building at
Sixty-thirist and Third ave. tomorrow evening. II
Is now three years the Hebrews Of this city had
their last great fair and raised 100000 to build the
Montefore Home for Chronic Invalds and the OBJ
ject of the Hebrew Institute Fair is equally praise
worthy. The projectors have in view the erection OF
fine home for their numerous charitable societies
that work In the lower East Side tenement district.
The executive committee of the fair, to whom IT'S
arrangement in the main Is due, IS composed among
others OF Jacob II. Schiff, Jesse Seligman, Hesry
Bulge. Mvcr S Isaacs. James H. Hoffman, Samuel
NJ Schafer V. Henry Rothschild, William Vogel, Isdor
Strauss. Isaac Wallach Uriah Hermann, A F. Hoch-
stadter samuel Grrenbawm, Benz amin Llchtensteln.
and Manuel A. Kursheed Tho secretary is Moses
Herman and the manager Colonel A. b. De Frece.
All of the well-known Hebrew congregations, so
cietles and fratemities Of the city will take part In
the fair. Owing TO the active work OF the various
soliciting committees valuable articles OF all kinds,
Including So 900 I'm money, have already been col
lected TO insure the success Of the enterprise Henry
Lehman Louis Stern, Benjamin Russak, Jacob H..
schtf, Samuel NJ. schafer, Benjamin Lcht"nseln,
lee KOhns william VOgel, Marcus Marks. Max D..
Stern and Hyman SOM have been at the head of the
various trade committees.
The features of the fair many and varied
Prominent among them Is the great floral amor,
ocagonal in shape, twenty-five feet in diameter and
forty feet high. It will be in charge of Mrs. Moses
H. Noses assisted by Solomon B. Solomon s. schafer,
: j. Cans. the Misses ANold, B0scoWltz, content,
LoWwitz, Plochowinck, and fifty Others.
Another striking object will be the large candy
stand designed by WE'LL known architect Of this city,
It is in the Moorish style of the eighteenth century,
the monoony OF the ivory white and gold being re-
Loved by delicate tints of other colorS FROM the
centre Of the golden dome. which is covered with
bea tul Oriental stufS. hangs hne chandelier Win
seventy.two electric lights.
Grouped about the fora arbor and the candy stand
will be the seven tables Of the Temple EMANUEL, in
charge of Mrs j. II. Hearenrch, Mrs. Lewis May,
Ms Jacob Bookman, Mrs. l.. Laven6urg' MIS-. Dr.
g. Gotthcil and Miss Rose Isaacs. The department
of the Shaaray Tefla Congregation will include the
Gypsy camp of fortune-te lers Photographic studio
and two tables of fine handiwork, in charge Of Mrs
Alice y. Cohen, Mrs. f. De sofa Mendes, Mis-
4 SbopCood Mrs Simeon b. solomon and Mrs.
NJ Poznansly. Near them will be tho Turkish bazar
containing all kinds Of Turkish goods watched over
by Mrs Charles Lewis Mrs. FABIAN holasM MIS-.
/ 4 Berdt Mrs. william Nogel, ana the Misses
Hennie seligman, Lulu Hyams and schlelstem To
the rbt of the entrance will be the interesting booths
end tables of the Temple Bethel and the Young
Ngen,s Association The ladies presiding here in
clude Mrs Henry Rice, Mrs Hyer Ilellman, MISS
poLe Fleisch Mrs. Leo SchlcsinSer, Mrs. D. H.
Strou,e. Mrs DR.. +. IIOchlelmer, Mrs IL. inter-
MAYER and Mrs DR.. Segniu. Between the FOUNTAIN
in the centre of the hall and the candy stand VIII
be the booths of the ni "a,
he postO1ice The Congregation AhaWath CheSet
viii have four tables ana IN addition 10 nnSSb tb
OF all kinds, including oh P"in""e'' W." P WIZ
daily paper Of the far, ,., -, -.
The \ Dung WOmens Hebrew Associauoh' VINO nave
charre of the restaurant Will hold hrrness during
the fail.