The sun., 1901-02-11
TRIBUTE
TO CHARITY
Hebrew Society Holds Meeting in
Adas Kodash Synagogue.
FOUR TRUSTEES ELECTED
Annual Reports Of the President and
Other Officers Show Excellent
Work Done During
the Year.
FOUR TRUSTEES ELECTED

The Hebrew Charity Association held
its annual meeting yesterday afternoon
N the Sunday School room of the Adas
n0desh Synagogue, Sixth and French
streets. lhe reports submitted by the
officers of the association showed that
,onle good work has been done by the
association since it was organized three
years ago. n. Barsky, j. LichtenDaum,
Louis Iopkis and Israel Wainer We're
eiected directors of the association to
serve for three years. Louis Topkis and
israel Waner succeeded themselves and
y. Barsky and j. Lichtenbaum sue
veed Jacob Faber and s. Grossman,
whose terms have expired.
Ihe meeting was opened with president
Morris Levy in the chair. The minutes
u the last meeting We're read by Secre-
.ary a. Il. Cohen and approved. Presi-
dent Morris Levy in his annual report
which was exceedingly interesting said
III part:
I'm behalf of the board of directors of
the Hebrew Charity Association it is
my privilege to present to Its members,
contributors and friends, summary OF
the WORK accomplished by our charitable
organization. In submitting to you my
second annual report of our young and
growing society it is with pleasure and
delight that | can look back to the day
1t the formation of this worthy organi-
Aation and review the enormous amount
Of good that we have accomplished to
This present writing. As l said in my
previous report my race as rule is in
lustrious and diligent and only accepts
4 ,.it VII. ~ hn
wolf from the door.
Il am pleased to state that our annual
ball held January "a was a financial sue
cess but owing to incomplete reports of
expenses from the committee and sale
Of tickets by members, am, therefore,
unable to give the exact figures of profits
and also the financial standing but can
assure you that the society is in pros
porous condition. In conclusion l wish
10 thank the Hon. Chief Justice Lore
and His Excellency Governor Hum of
| Delaware. This society can hardly ex-
press in sufficient words it's appreciation
| for their kindness of being present to
open the ball and at our next meeting
resolutions will be drafted of the esteem
and love they have planted in our hearts
+, II furthering the success Of the ball."
| Mr.. Levy in his report also thanked
all others concerned for the success of
the ball and expressed the regret of the
society on the death of S. Hankin, who
was an active member of the society.
The report of j. Harry Gordon, presi-
dent OF the association for the year end
ing December 81, 1900, showed the asso-
citation to be in goou standing. The re-
e,ha -
s4S2.SS; expenditures, $379.4S
or the balance January /, 1901, 800
was placed on special deposit in the
Artisan Savings Bank.
At the conclusion of Secretary A. b..
4ohen's interesting report he said that
the association is forming itself into a
noble and active benevolent ASSOCIATION.
The report Of the executive committee
n charge of the third annual ball held
January "a, 1901, was as follows:
Total receipts, s371.9O; expenditures,
s15o.53; total profit, s221.37.
An interesting report was also SUBMIT
ed by the treasurer of the loan fund
which was organized February 20, 1900.
The fund was placed in control of
committee consisting of j.. Wainer, DR..
A. d. Jacobson and Jacob Faber and
received 800 as riffs capital which was
placed in the Security Trust and Safe
Deposit Company. It also had SIT trans
fered from previous year making
total of SLIT.
Their report was as follows: Total
'oan fund, s197; expenditures, $SS.25; bal
ance outstanding. s10S.75.
The board of directors was instructed
70 procure charter for the associa-
tion. The membership of the association
is 125.