New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
REJOICING IN THE TEMPLE.
sEMI-CENTENNIAL OF EMANU-ELS FOUN-
DATfON.
INTERESTING EXERCISES AND ADDRESSES NJ THE
EDIFICE ~ FirTH-AFE. DURING THE
EVENING. WITH THRONES or


EVENING. WITH THRONES or
PEOPLE ~ ATTENDANCE
The third special service in connection with the
nfticth anniversary Of the founding OF the Tempe
Emanuel took place last night AT o'clock in the
temple in Firth-aye. The exercises opened with the
anthem LIT Up Your Heads by Gounod. Inc
Rev Dr k Kohler delivered the sautation ana
prayer. IL said in part hat the attendance was IN
Itself triumph Of the loyalty of the jews Anu
he continued. in the name Of the jewish consreSl-
tions and ministers Of this city congratulate Non'
the president the rahbies and officers and members
\ psalm written by : Suizor, was sung 10y the Kew.
William Spayer and choir eniarS. from twenty
two to forty-four persons, to tn accompaniment oil
fifty picked musicians under Gustav bannTeutner'
Immediately after che conclusion OF the psalm \.
Mchclbachcr who was president Of the congregation
from 1915 TO 1N6i delivered the opening address OF
the ovcnina He spoke in part as follows:
As look around see but one face. that OF me
cradle Of our beloved congregation our members
were few-only tnrty-three our work dHlcut' put
cation and the highest sphere in Jewish lfe and 70
ovince the greatest loyalty to this blessed iani qI
,bat in balf - century scn vast result would be
cess achieved is yours Mr. President and Gentle,
men of the Board Of Trstecs-a result which could
rnoniOus labor. May the everything God gIidc ana
protect this congregation in the future. shower MS
CHOICEST blessings upon IT, 10 continue its good work.
and may all assembled here today I'VE N mea liza
AMI happiness to celebrate the centennial OF our De-
loved congregation. Amen.
The aged cx-presidcnt was the recipient or
hearty round of applause at the conclusion o.
his brief r'maFE' ana was Fue''. p h ,,,t -
e"l i'e',ie"' a. h, ha r,r,I do
ccNr' ", VI - ,a,',,noI ~, roxt adj
dress. saying In part:
l. is only in Difference 10 the wishes OF my as
sociatcs that ! venture 10 raise nv voice in TINS
..rf I'll q
Ioar " m me- II frln the task fosed upon
in an Imperfect manner The Emanu- FL Sisi rrhood
Of Personal service has asked to voice the feel
THIS Jubilee How could DO boz otherwise The sis-
torhooI owes its service and prosperity TO The spirit
that is foscred in this CONGREGATION. as wen rs 70
talM Ir Cotthou Who has shown Us the way and
guided our stops from the neS.tnlhE 10 tnlS ua}
crs ~ I'M, temple. Uc noro but f.w lu number The
o,r hands ~.rc urtri.l. Cur plans appeared DDS"
diil.ul; 20 re,lze We had rs yet 10 oNp'rien"o Of
IT, ., ,,' 'r y, ,sl T., VI 10 l " ,1 i bi
M. n.i.l.-
\, the conclusion n Mrs Noses's allrcss Frank
Van der Sturk,n's festival march. Tho Song ~
zion" nls PLAYED by So. orchestra. which bad 20
RESPOND - an encore The Hey Dr. Joseph Kr,us-
k'pf. ~ Phi''"ra!l n'~t delivered his address, in
part as ioI'"
Germany Trmr,. Emana-l: =. h.,s done. oa -om.Nh,t
different plans. 20 o3r .tni j. trans. rm' ~ ~"
I'm in,5 Am.r.-ln JuIli.m j, shoa.I 10 The Jew
" J1'' m +, tni N1"i i n-' ~" MAJ" 10 o'.
h. might become. N.I tH- blessed Wort, lt SD uv
rcavaon.nr 20, rsIc of s.if..at..i Iu-na-s OF The
spiritual Jcw.
CauIs anthem from Isaiah was then sung hy tho
choir. after which tho Row. pr Joseph Slvernan.
u. L.. spok" n" sld in part
understood m..atmcI. oft.n ..rcprcscntei. il
~. not gr.e-' gcry as,n.' f'F'as apa c ere
according 20 the dictates ~ conscience. Doe tree