New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19
JEWISH WONEN MEET.
INTERESTING SESSION OF THE BROOK.
LYN COUNCIL-WORK OF THE
KTNDERGARTEN

The January meeting OF the Brooklyn Council OF
Jewish Women held yesterday afternoon at
the Unity club house. Frankln-aye. and Hancock-
ST. The president. Mrs. g. Tsubenhaus, was IN the
chair
A letter was read from the National Council
whose headquarters are at Chicago. saying that
the project for a National hospital for Jewish con.
sumptives in Denver Col, has been given up. be-
cause OF the difficulty Of getting pledges for suf''
Client money At least 5000 must be raised I'm"
mediatcly for part payment and only ~" was
offered Only twenty-three Of the s!xty-six sections
o, the council responded 10 the circular letter Of
the National Board After the reading Of this LETT
ter Mrs Taubenhaus returned the gifts made ny
various members Of the Brooklyn council Several
Immediately gave the money 10 the tund for mo
Brownsville school,
The treasurers report read by the secretary.
Miss Beckie Strauss. showed that since December
the date OF the last meeting. the receipts had
been s2S 3d. the expenditures 1871 81. leaving BAL
ance OF 1896 o. The expenditures were larger than
usual because OF the buying Of kindergarten fur-
niture and apparatus for the new sch"o1. An as
sistant has been engaged for the school who IS 10
be paid 80 month. This school has an attendance
Of iSO children sixty AZ the morning session and
seventy the afternoon session wltn iaree "dit.
, pe were he best thar could be obtained AS the
rooms are up two flights Of stairs and there Is no
discussion 20 obtain other premises at as carry
date as possible. Miss Bacnnaihi thy A.l s
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eomnitte@ composed OF Mrs +. Seligman. Mrs: J.
evv Mrs NJ Marcus Mrs. J. Weinberg and Mrs.
u Rorh will max the final decision. fesuya! -
n be- given for the children some time IN April
This school il entirely carried on, through me
cbaritv Of the Brooklyn Jewish CosncN. and is
obiec. IS 70 give preliminary training 70 me chr
- Tho cltv teaching the English LANGUAGE, IN
v,btch thev are totally deficient, and other wise
rranarng them 20 enter the public scn0Qls. Iney
arc also being trained 20 save their pennies d ooA
Tor the purpose being kept by the teacher -.
Ms Nerzbach raised laugh py saying Don
,rre Them too much 10 bring the money taueht
once IN a charity school IN Ne~-Nork "nere ne
sane nlan was pursued. We setting beiole me
cbiidren most earnestly the value ana necessity
~ ,hrir, The pennies poured into our treasury.
end We were proud OF the effect 81 our teachins
MIL we found that the youngsters sto.e thenii .
N IN morton OF Mrs. Weinberg T. was voted 70
lts.onrinue the three separate crc.es OF INC coun-
al .hs Kecp-st State-st. and Temple Israel
I'D form a single society. called by rs present
ro,ne 70 meet at the synagOgues IN succession,
.be nh ~ each congregation % nave charge mo
Hav the council should meet AT MS syMagOgue
Safbies OF other congreg1 lions ana ~sLI-khoMl
,nnD viii be invited occasionally 10 ADDRESS ths
tH',cn always however, in relation 10 us, aFo"eo
ob9ac,e The study OF the Scriptures ana OF Js"lsn
TGJy,o-y This was carried unanimously, ana II was
Ynr,ber voted 10 meet on the first Monday IN each
'nah' naner on organized Charity" was read by
NJ P'if Nerzbach. TWO musical numDers were
~ NV Mrs + Sellgman. Was Weinst Du,
hlnrolein?' and i've Something sweet 70 1eH