The Washington herald., 1906-10-30


Of tie largest meaning and slgni6cance. seventy
years net only Of life. but. in very vital sense ot
living And the future. We'll. whether the days
that are before him are many q few, this day villa
ever be one Of the sweetest Of bis long career.
Judge stafford Reads Poem.
In responding to the toast, Our Coun-
try Judge Stafford spoke at length Of
the great word Liberty"
Liberty" be said, sis the greatest and
sweetest word the lips of men have ever
learned to frame The race has founded
all its labors. all its struggles. all its
sacrifices in that single word. It holds
all its memories. There is not a drop Of
blood that flowed from the side of dying
heroes: there is not tear that has been
shec by agonized martyrs that IS not
measured Ia t. It holds all hopes Il
means so much that We forget its mean
ing"
In closing his stirring remarks, Judge
Stafford read a poem that he had written
20 Mr.. Wolf on the occasion OF his sew
entieth birthday.
Can no man blest TIL MS dag Is done,
The Tbeban o9unseled With uncovered head.
And II lifes blessing be cloadless sJn
Which set nag be o'eToast, twas wisely said
But L our blessings OK ourselves are born
And they that bless the Eorld are ever basts
The dsy mas keep the splendOT Of the morn
Whatever storms may gather IN the West.
Fer Vhee. dear friend who al thy life hast strIVcn
To blaw ahame the lovc-enkindling spark.
u sr the lambs be hioJied OK OF hcayep,
Their going Vi not leave thee IN the DART.
Thou shalt be lighted by the light thou givest.
And s. ~ call thee best while thanking God thou
liVest
ROusing cheers greeted the eulogy Of
the guest of the evening BY Judge stat
ford.
Mr. Wolf Responds.
Mr.. Simon Wolf thanked the committee
and those present for the admirable way
in which they showed their good will and
their confidence in him. He spoke Of the
honor given him by the burgess Of his
home. When he returned there in 1851
ne found on the door Of the house once
occupied by his mother. ana where he
was born, o brass tablet, bearing the In
scTiptiOn:
Simon Wolf. Counsel General Of the
United States, was born here"
He explained his mission On earth, the
uplifting of manKind, and said that his
work would continue until the angel OF
darkness shall have closed his eyes in
death The loving hearts that are mine
are above all the wealth Of the million-
aire John D. Rockefeller
He concluded by saying: Il want moth
ing but The continued esteem Of my fel-
low-Citizens and countrymen be they Jew
or Gentle
Many other TOasts.
other toasts responded TO were: Ora
tory" Rabbi Edward u CaLsh: Con
tributions in our history" Dr. Cyrus S
Adler: Union in Israel" Rev. DT Henry
Berkwltz; The dream Of the Immigrant "
Hon. Frank p. Sargent; Philanthropy,
Maurice d. Rosenberg; Our country;
The layman in the congregation. Rabbi
Louis Stern.
Following is the menu;
Cape Gods on Shell
Olives Celery Salted Almonds
Green Turtle la Edward vi
Medallion Of Striped Bass, ModeTne
Potatoes a IAngiaise
salmi Of Duckng. Nicoise
ClUlifowtr Hollandaise
T1uTnelOs Of Beef Moutibello
French Peas
Surbet Renaissance
Royal : usb sur Canape
Salad Nisnonette
Ice Cream Petit FOuB
White Rock Cigars
The guess Of the evening We're.
Max FISCHER. Cyrus Adler, Commander Il. L. West
Rahoi Caiisn. fiicumond Va; }. Eisem4u. Com
missioner IA. B. r. Mac.arland. 4. u Prince, RABBI
a. SIMON. Hon ;. Nclf; Rabhi N00rssugsT. san
Francisco; Judge Stafford. Kabbi l. Stern. Con-
MISSIONER j. ST. Blddle 3 L. Blount; Rabbi Berhc-
yitz Philadelphia; a. NJ. fishel 4. NJ Wolf Ar.
sonn Atlanta, Ca; Fl. Wolf, william T.. Mayers,
Charles G.. Roger, EEaTles Graf, Christ nsminE
4. >. Sal0m0us. Henry II GiassIl u. +. BeLrend,
-. LaEzhuTgh Henry Franc. 81. William Hahn,
q. F. heinTin, 81. Eis-IHaEn. M0Tls hanu. Ban
Baehr, ). Hcr-cg. Max A. RicA Sol Weyl MAJ
Neyl, Barney sclmal0'itz. ii. Price. JUiUs Gar
fnkle, !. BehTand W- H. GIhsnn. -. Schiller. der
man Scnrodt G.. u. Hcrning, L. Abrauams, John
Doyle Caruody. Julius LansbUrg ionn MagrudeE.
5. Woes lsidoF Grosner. g. Newmeyer. J0seph
Auerbach, James Lausbmg. John Wilkins. r.. C..
Martugiy Col SchayeT VI. s. Mayer, HarTy hsha,
s. Aucrbach. K. b. Behrend, Aaron JACKSON. a..
EothsChIid. LcW jackson. Sig. kaufman, Z. Alce,
SIDNEY Baor. Maurice Mayer a. NJ. Baer.
George triedlander. Heng Goodman. levi David.
Carl Auerbacl, J. u. stein Aaron Byl0WSk, Meyer
VI. Stern, julius SondIeimcr. Al Herman, Lev
kich, Victor Adler, Sol Oppenheim. julius Res,
H. ]. PACK, I. Meidruheimer. Charles J. Stern,
Dave Wolf Sol herL0g, n Strasbufger. J. Saks.
Z A. Jones. Joseph StTasburggr Simon kaun, l.
GOldcubcrg, z. k0hner, a. Eiseuman, b. sins
heimer sam Cans Gus N0rdiugor B. Gusd0Tf
c. Picard, J. Kohner. f. Gichner a. Johnson,
Leon Tobriuer, +. +. Droop. T. A. Chester. Myer
Nordlingsr, Sidney ReizeHstein l. q. NordlinEsr,
SIMON lyons, Dr. J. NJ Heller, Joseph hiiimdn,
Alex WoG. Henry Franc. IT.. Julius Peyser :. y.
Meyer D. q. kaufman, r. Saiomon, r. Cloudy. A.
Lisner Meyer COIN, Herman Hahn. 3. L. Sidd0ns.
Mai Richard Sylvester. n. d. Rosenberg. Air.
Sargent Commissioner Il immigration Alien Bacl-
Taca, Res. J. T. Loeb NJ Jacob Klein. Bridge
port Coma. Hon Isaac R0snaskey. Boston, Mass