Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-29
CIVIC BALL FOR
NEWARK'S BETH
ISRAEL HOSPITAL
Committees Complete Arrange
ments for Social Event in
Charity's Name.

THE annual civic ball of the Newark
Beth Israel Hospital Association prom
Uses to be a big and most successful
today when discussing the fact that all
the arrangements had been completed
for holding the affair in the Krueger
Auditorium on next Tuesday evening.
Every detail has been worked out by
the heads of the various committees
and with two bands of music, IN aus
picious reception program, and the
whole enhanced by the artistic decora-
tons of the auditorium and the attrac-
tive evening dress setting produced by
make the eighth annual ball of the as
sociation one Of the most pretentious
in It's history.
President Krimke will also offlciate as
chairman Of the reception committee
and will have as his aids Benjamin P.
Lissner, Philip j. Schotland, Louis M.
Finger, Joseph Fisch, Herman Kussy,
Elias Berla, Frederick Jay, Michael
Leveen, Nathan Myer, William s. Rich,
Henry Gross, Morris Miller, Charles
Loefel, Adolph Hollander, Julius l..
Katchen, David Goldsmith, Edward
Prokocimer, Morris Dimond, Nathan
Salzman, Julius Goldstein, Morris Rach-
lin, Arthur Phillips, William Green
field, Joseph Okin, Lyman Rosensohn,
Joseph KaTrakes and Mayer Kressner.
The chairman of the general arrange
ment committee for the ball is Mrs. M
Danzis, and her official associates are.
Mrs. ]. L. Hatcher, recording secre-
tary; Mrs Victor Personnel, financial
secretary, and Elias Berla, treasurer.
The Subordinate Committees.
h heads of the various other SUI
bordinate committees, which will have
a large share in assuring the success
of the big social event, will be:
Floor-Max Hausman. chairman; as
sistants, Eugene Anspach, William
Frankel, Simon schlesinger, Samuel
Roessler, Solomon Heller, Rudy
Krimke and Jack Lehman.
On fiowers-Mrs. ]. L. Katchep.
chairman; Mrs. J.. Gilman, Mrs. B.
Rothchild. Miss M. Gold and MISS
Fannie Brodsky.
On luneh-Mrs. Edward Prokocimer,
chairman. Miss Helen Jedell, treasurer;
Mrs. N. g. Price, assistant treasurer;
Mrs. j. Gilman, Mrs. J. L. Katchen,
Mrs. A. Reick, Mrs. Karetsky, Mrs. v.
Personnel, Mrs. B. Wigder, Mrs. Fuer-
stein, Mrs. D. Samuels, Mrs. j. Teifelt,
Mrs. Yadkowsky, Mrs. Apteker, Mrs.
P. Bessman, Mrs. M. Katzin. Mrs. A.
Kemph, Mrs. B.. Wachman and the
Misses B. and C. Stafford, M. Gold and
r. Brodsky.
On programmes. B. Wachman,
kocimsr. Mrs. Danzis, Mrs. Dimond,
Mrs. Wigder, Mrs. Samuels. Mrs. Roth
child. Mrs, Katchen, Miss Jedell and
Elias Berla and Arthur Phillips.
AS the function is being held under
the auspices of both the board Of d.
rectors Of the association ard the
Ladies' Guild. with each striving to
eclipse the efforts Of the other, the bali
his year promises to prove exception
ally attractive.
The officers of the association, who
have faithfully served for the best I'm
terests Of the Beth Israel Hospital, are.
Philip Krimke, president; Joseph Fisch,
vice-president; Herman KUssy. treas
urer; Benjamin P. Lissner, financial
secretary: Edward Prokocimer, record
ing secretary; Elias Berla, chairman
executive committee. and Arthur Phil
lips. chairman membership committee.
The officials of the Ladies Guild,
which a been en invaluable aid in
furthering the work of the hospital,
are: Miss Helen Jedell, president; Miss
Essie Rand, vice-president; Mrs. Peter
Bessman, treasurer, and Mrs. Charles
Altman, secretary
The music for the concert, promenade
and dancing will be provided by the
bands OF Profs. A. Gluckman and Otto
Krimke.