Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-08
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Gunst. Mr. Isaac Straus. Mrs Straus'
~ Thalhimer Mrs. Thalhimer, MI
N Thalhimer. Mrs. Thalhimer, MIS-. NJ
NJ Wollner Mrs Woolner, Mr. D WOO
ner. Mrs. Whitlock. MISS WIZ I'm,
lock. Mr.. r. Whitlock, Mr.. Nalnan
Drucker. Mrs. Sycle, Mr.. simon SyGle'
Miss Levy. Mr. Lipman Levy Mr. . W
Freshman. Mr.. II. Rosenhelm, MI - -
gtrause Mrs. Strause, Mr.. J.. DettelDach'
Mrs Dettelbach. Mr.. Israel stern, MIS-
stern. Mr.. NJ. l.. Hofheimer, Mr.. Chareis
We'll DIT. Charles Levi Miss Levi MI
< Y. Wartck. Mr. l.. G. Strauss, MT.
Henry Block. Mr.. Gustav Oestreicner'
Nr. Julius Sycle. Mr.. /. j. Marcuse, MI
& u. Rosenbaum Mr.. ID. j. Rosenhelm'
Mr. NJ. j. Bins wanger, Mrs Galeskl, Dr'
Galeski, MI Henry Gunst MI SOL
Blocmberg. Mr. Benjamin +. Teller, MI
Charles Millhser, Mrs. Michelbacher' MI
A. Frcberg Mrs Freiberg MISS Mae
Frelberg. Mr.. Isador Aaron, Mr.. .. A
Tubenstein. Mr.. Ed. Whitlock, Mrs. Whit
lock. DR.. J. Leucht Mrs. Arnold, Mr. NJ
Arnold. Mrs. Marcus. Mr.. Solms. Marcus
Mr. s Tvor. Mrs. Bottighemer, Mr.. T..
Bottgheimer. Mr.. William Rosenau' MI
Samson Hirsh, Mr.. j. Lichtenstein, MISS
Sallie Nav. Mr.. Moses May, Mr.. William
Loeb MIR. II. s. Binswanger, Mr.. Isaac
May Mr.. J. H. Kaufman. Mrs. kau
mann. Mr. Isadore TRACER, Mr.. a. Elchel'
Mr.. Jacob Kronacher, Mr. Nj. Ullman'
Mr.. T.. Hartzell, Mrs. Hartzell, Mr.. II: .
Wallerstein Mrs. Walerstein, Mrs.
sarah ITllman. Mrs. H. Wallerstein, Mr..
Isaac Held. Mrs. Held, DR.. J., Mayer, Mr..
Siemund Levin, Mr.. Arnold kohn, MIS-,
Fanny Straus, Mrs. Str9us, Mr.. Samuel
Straus. Mrs Fox. Mr.. Sol. Fox, Mrs
Svcle. Mr.. Myer Sycle, and Mr.. }. D.
HagedOrn.
THE MENU AND TOAST LIST.
The menu was a triumph Of the cher
art, and during the courses Thilows Ut
chestra PLAYED number Of selections, III
Guiding a very pretty Hebrew song.
The toast list was as follows:
"Our Flag; our Country"-Emblem OF
liberty. home for mankind. Rev. DR.. Hen
ny Berkowitz.
''Virginia"-Her future achievements
shall equal her past glories. Attorney
General a. ]. Montague.
''Richmond"-The fairest daughter OF
the Old Dominion. Mayor Richard M.
Taylor.
Union Of American Hebrew Congrega-
tions"-A union of strength, faith, labor
and good results. Rev. DR.. Isaac Nj. Wise
"Our Guests"-IIigh in name and power
higher than both in blood and life. Mr..
Leon Wallerstein.
"The American Jew''-He has done well
by land and sea. Hon. Simon Wolf.
Hebrew Union COllege"-That TO be-
lieving souls gives light in darkness, COM
fort In despair. Rev. DR.. f. n. 'Calisch.
1.-THE Press"-Mightiest of the mighty
means on which the arm of progress
leans. Rev. Dr. David Phillipson.
ucation"-What we want is not
learning, but knowledge. Mr.. Charles
Hutzler.
"woman"-Prosperity TO the man who
ventures most 10 please her. Rev. Dr.
Joseph Silverman.
STRIKINGLY HANDSOME SOUVENIR.
The menu booklet was a souvenir of the
visit OF the union, and in addition to set
ting forth the order of the courses and the
toast list, Il contained views of places Of
interest In the city, a chapter on 1.-The me-
MORALS and the things Of fame that do
renown this city, chapter giving sy-
nopsis of events OF historic interest con-
nected with the city; a chapter descrip.
tive Of various points of interest. others
on the environment, Capitol Square, and
ST. Johns church" This souvenir is
triumph in typography, and reflects the
highest credit on the j. L. Hill Printing
Company, from whose presses 1t eman-
ated.
Notes of the Convention.
The most prominent man in the con-
yention has unquestionably been Rev. DR..
j. NJ. Wise. the venerable president Of the
Union College. He has devoted his life
and energies 10 the work, and is beloved
for the gentleness and sweetness OF his
disposition as well as for his remarkable
lie is a profound scholar
and though he IS feeble with the weight
OF many years, his mind Is as bright as
ever, and he was always accorded the
of the floor whenever he wished
10 speak; his advice was listened TO with
marked attention, and followed almost
invariably. Dr. Wise will be 50 years old
next March, and this event IS 10 be mark
ed in a special manner by the union. the
at the college, and the
alumni
The most prominent layman is perhaps
Mr.. Julius Freiberg. OF Cincinnati. lie is
a man OF some n years OF age, and one
OF the leading men OF Clncinnati-socially,
and communionally. He Is
known throughout the length and breadth
Whiskey Trust. but I'm American Jewry
hs Is known, as most charitable man,
as tho ex-president of Congregation B'nai
Israel. and as the president OF the Exec
utive Committee OF the "Union" for the
past twenty-five years.
Mr. Samuel Woolner. who has just been
elected yice-president Of the Executive
ctsnmittee In place OF Mr.. Samuel Cohen
OF Pittsburg, Is a prominent member OF
the great Whiskey Trust. He IL a man
Of many charities and an. energetic worker
ia the interests OF the union.
Hon. Simon Wolf ~ the United States
Minister 20 Egypt, and a leading lawyer
In Washington. lie ~ a fluent and con-
yincfne speaker, and his opinions are all
Mr. Lipnan Levy, secretary OF the union
soS twsnkxruys years past, ~ senior saem-