The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-12-15
SAN ANTONIO.

regular meeting Monday evening in
the Temple Beth Eel. Following the
transaction of regular routine bust
ness, the intellectual culture commit
tee reported that Thursday, Dec. 20,
is the date set for the celebration of
"B'nai Birth Day" This committee is
completing arrangements for a big
celebration on this date; and have
been fortunate to secure the services
of several very good speakers for this
occasion.
Other business of Importance was
the nomination of officers for the en-
suing term, January to July, 1911 The
next meeting being Monday, Dec. 20,
the last meeting of this term, and the
election of officers. A good attend
ance and a much spirited election is
looked for.
The Maccabean Zion Society held
regular meeting Sunday afternoon
in the vestry room of Temple Beth Ell.
The principal question before this
meeting was the election of two addi-
tional delegates to the Texas Zionist
convention, and after a lively contest
Miss Elizabeth Wise and Mr.. Israel
Hahn were elected. Following the
transaction of regular business the
meeting was addressed by DR.. S. Burg
Messrs l.. A. Freed and N. Sadowsky.
The ball committee reported that the
tickets were moving pretty well for
the "Chanuka Ball." which will be Civ
en- by this association Dec. 25th. The
following delegates will represent the
Maccabean Zion Society at the State
convention in Houston January "a,
1911: Mr.. Israel Hahn, Misses Mamie
Sellinger Elizabeth Wise and Beat
rice Burg.
The Jewish Literary Club held
regular meeting Thursday evening in
their club rooms. The attendance at
this meeting was the smallest wit
messed at a meeting for some time.
The club was addressed by Mr.. N. Sa-
dowsky and II. Sharlack. The ban
quet committee will report at next
meeting. There seems to be some ia
yor among the members to have
large dance instead of banquet. This
will be discussed at the next regular
meeting. Following the transaction
of regular business the meeting adj
journed.
Great interest is being manifested
by the members of the Maccabean Zion
Society in the recent election OF dele
gates to the State convention, which
conVenes in Houston in January LII
is probable that the president OF this
order will call meeting next Sunday,
Dec. 18, 1870 and at this meeting the
question will be brought before the
meeting whether the society shall send
more than two delegates. This meet
ing, if held, promises to be one of the
liveliest held this year, as there are
several candidates in line for election
as delegates The Bnai Zion
Association held a regular meeting
Sunday afternoon in the vestry rooms
of the Temple BETHEL. The most i'm
portant business before the meeting
was the election of delegates to the
State convention, which will be held
in Houston Jan. !, 1911. After spir-
tied contest it was decided to send ten
delegates, and the following were elect
ed: Mr.. b. A. Weiderman, N. Sadov-
sky, B. Sadovsky, Mrs. N. Sellinger,
Mr.. j. Jacobs, Mr.. H. Sellinger, Mrs.
M Alderman, Mrs. M. Karetkin, Mrs.
b. Sadovsky and Mr.. B. Muravin.
Following the election of delegates
the regular routine business was trans
acted. This was the largest meeting
held during the past year and shows
the interest being manifested by the
local Zionists. The Jewish
Literary Club held regular meeting
Thursday, Dec. /, in the club rooms.
Following the regular transaction of
business an interesting paper on THE
Sociability of the Club" was read by
N. Alderman; another very interesting
paper was that of Mr.. VIM. b. Weinin-
ger on "The FINANCIAL Condition of the
Club" The paper OF Mr.. Weininger
was well received by the club, for it's