Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-12
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR CHARITY BALL
TO CLOSE JUBILEE
Elaborate Arrangements Made
for Final Function of BenevO-
lent Society's Celebration.

Final arrangements were completed
today by the decorating of the big
dancing and dining halls of tho Krue-
ger Auditorium for the charity ball,
which will be held there tonight, and
VIII mark with fitting festivities the
end Of the golden jubilee celebration in
honor of the fftieth anniversary of the
formation In this city of the Hebrew
Benevolent and Orphan Asylum So
ciety. The beginning, Sunday night.
with the exercises In the Washington
Street Temple, at which addresses were
made by Governor-elect Wilson and
Edward L~auterbach, and an appeal
from Rabbi Solomon Foster for con-
tributions for a special fund for the
work of the society, brought more than
$1,000 In response, ~bespeaks the success
of the entire celebration, including the
ball to be held tonight.
Ticket SaIe Is Large.
The ticket sale has beer large and
every Hebrew family of prominence In
Newark, Elizabeth. Trenton, Paterson,
the Oranges, Jersey City and other
parts of New Jersey. as well as repre-
sentatives of the social, professional
and business life of New York, Brooklyn
and Philadelphia, will be in the throng
which will attend the gathering in the
auditorium. 1t is expected to make a
net increase of from $4,000 to $1,000 to
the fund of the society from the pro-
ceeds of the ball.
With Rabbi Foster as chairman of
the general committee, and Joseph
Goetz, president of the society,
an active member of every COM
mittee, Mr.. Aronson has had
the assistance in making the
preparations for the ball of the fol-
lowing committee, the members of
which are nearly all SON of men who
were charter members of the society,
or Hho were especially active In its
half century of benevolent work: AMI
Berla, Sol Berla, Charles Elm. Irving
Froehlich. Henry Hahn, Adolph Holz-
ner. Benjamin w. Hollander, DR..
Philip G. Hood, Isadore Kalisch, Julian
Kaufherr, Maurice Kaufherr, Joseph
Korn. William L. Lehman, Benjamin p.
Lissner, Mortimer Lowry, Gustave
Mayer, Bertram A. Meyer, Bertram
Meyer, Joseph Meyer, Morris Meyer,
Sydney Osterweil. L. Simon Plaut, DIR.
L. J. Rachlin, Leopold Rich. Henry
Samuels, David Scheuer, Fred Scheuer,
Jacob P. Schwartz, Julius Stahl, julius
d. Strauss and Lewis Straus.
Committee in Charge of Dancing.
In charge Of the dancing on the floor
during the ball, besides Chairman
Aronson and his fellow committee
members, win be Julius Kaufherr,
Samuel Abraham, Eugene Anspach,
Harry Berger, sydney Finger, Herbert
Goldsmith, Joseph Haas, Nathan Hahn,
Benjamin Harris, Sol Heller. Irving
Beymann, Emanuel Kamm, William
Kamm, Albert II. Kaufherr, AIRY Kauf-
mann, Mortimer Koehler, Philip
Krimke, Rudolph Krimke, Jack II.
Lehman, Arthur L~issner, Leo Lissner,
Joseph j. Matt, Paul S. Maybaum,
Abraham Meyer. Selig Mindes, Harry
Negbauer, Mortimer Newman. Isaac
Sp%angenthal, Simon Sohlesinger, Leo
Schloss and Sydney Stein.
For the music of the early evening
reception there has been engaged the
Seventh Regiment Band, of
New York. which Will also provide the
music for the dancing,