New-York tribune., 1905-08-27
OF NORTH SIDE INTEREST.

Club will be held Friday evening September !
al the clubhouse and grounds Nos. l21 and 1.2s3
Franklin-ave There Will be band concert on the
lawn by George FTiedgen. with twenty-five selected
musicians; dancing in the main hail. music by Pro
fessor Fred Hager; singing by the choral section
Of the club prize bowling and other amusements
The board Of directors and committee Of arrange
Ebng walter H HenRing Thomas Paon wam na
Risse John H Voss, joseph l. Berry. Philip
J. Douras. August Becker. Matthew P. sI Breen, n
William 9. Mccrea, Charles H. Zeltner, Joseph P.
Hennessey, g. W. Fleming. Joseph Well and Ed
The cornerstone of the new Lebanon Hospital
Training School for Nurses in Cauldwell-ave
north Of Westchester-ave.. will be laid Tomorrow
morning at 20 o'clock The president OF the hos
pital association. Jonas Well will be present, as
will also Superintendent William Daub and DR..
Abraham Mayer, chairman OF the building com
mittee. which consists OF the following: Edward
Steindler. Emanuel Arnstein. Paul Hrsh, Max
Scheuer. Leo Hutter and Jonas Well The archi-
tect. Albert z. Davis and the builders J. H DeeYes
& Brother. will also be present. There will be no
formal ceremonies. On the cornerstone in
scrbed the Jewish date $685. and the Christian
date 1865 There will be deposited IN the stone the
last two reports OF the Lebanon Hospital Associa-
ton, the names OF the officers and building COM
mittee. and copy OF each of the Bronx and
The training school viii be ireproof structure,
80 feet front by 80 feet deep and four stories In
height The basement and first story are faced
Indiana
faced with Harvard brick, with Indiana limestone
apartment heating apparatus trunk room and
large gymnasium. On the main floor will be spa
right and a womens parlor to the left. with
broad staircase leading to the upper stories The
iih ha IS By s. G feet This viii be used for public
rsnsS rse Gpper oors will Contain the
dormitOries and baths with a nurses, parl9r and
ground which it is being erected 90 by 10 rect
was given by Jonas Well, president Of the associa-
tR ham hs a%er No % 20 East eots Is chairman
OF the building committee ana ho"aro S'eihoieI'
No 1.4o2 Broadway. treasurer.
Next Tflursday evening st. Ursula Council, Catho-
lie Womens Benevolent Legion, Of Williamsoridge.
will hold a shirtwaist dance in Keatings Hall.
White Plains Road.
On Labor Day the Exempt F1remen's Benevolent
Fund Association Of the Twcnty-third and Twen-
ty-fourth Wards will hold q picnic at Zeltner's
Park 3d-ave. and 170th-st The picnic will be pre-
aid OF the widows and orphans fund. Frederick
c. Purdy is president Of the association Richard
William Huck. chairman Of the committee OF ar
rangements
The recently completed edifce of Temple Adath
Israel In IsOth-st between Sd and Fulton aves. is
nearly ready for occupancy. The congregation an
ticipates observing the approaching Hebrew holy
days in the new building AS rabbi. the officers OF
Aaath Israel have called 10 the pulpit the Rev.
nfaver Kopfstein, formerly minister OF Temple
TJa3d-in-Fand. The cantor Will be a FTledlander.
5rbe new temple is built in the Gothic style, on
No. 20 by 100 feet. Three galleries rise above the
esuditoriuin giving seating capacity or nine nun
ereo ;oIr hundred win be used for meetings, iect
tTea sunday school classes and the work OF III, The
--4,,,g societies connected with the temple Inc
gttCrS OF the temple are: President, Joseph l.
slider vioe-president, Samuel MI MieF; G treasurer.
Max sir recording secretary LOUIS S'Aii' 4ai4-
c3aI secretary, h j. iNauiH-