Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-18

and she and the members of the verein
will play a large part toward assuring
the success of the fair.
On Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday
and Saturday nights a program of mu-
sic and other features will be provided.
On next Sunday the children will be
given the centre of the STAGE so to
speak. for it will be a "children's day"
in the fullest sense and an appropriate
bill will be given for their benefit.
The pioneer members of the syna-
gogue who will axe an active interest
in the bazar will be Mrs. Jacob Eek
stein. Mrs. Bernard Weiss, Mrs. Joseph
Leibstein, Mrs. Isaac Schwarz. Mrs.
Moses Schloss, Mrs. Frederick Fischel,
Mrs. Siegfried Kohn. Mrs. Ann Lowry.
Mrs. Esther Hauser and Mrs. Carrie
Meyers.
Societies That VIII Take Part.
The various societies whose men,
bers will assist at the booths comprise
the Agudath Ibriah Society, of which
Leon A. Kohn is president, Herman
Seibel vice-president, Eugene Kohn
treasurer and Jacob Mendelssohn Sec
rotary; the Hatechiah Zionist Society,
of which Louis A. Fast Is president,
Miss Augusta Plapinger vice-president,
David Abeles treasurer and Sylvan
Kohn secretary; the Oheb Shalom He
brew School Alumni, of which D.
Abeles is president, M. David Hoffman
vice-president, Jerome Blau treasurer
and Miss Ruth Beck secretary.
The B'nai N'bnoth Zion Society, or
ions and Daughters of Zion. will pro-
vide its coterie of maids and young
men to preside at the booths. The
Sabbath school teachers who will be
prominently identified with the work
of the bazar will be Miss Leah Abeles,
Miss Esther Klein, Miss Sarah Kussy,
Miss Anna Miller, Miss Ruth Beck and
M. David Hoffman, Leon E. Rosen-
thai, Abraham Krahn and Leon and
Sylvan Kohn.
The board of trustees, who are as
sisting Chairman Blau on the official
arrangement committee consists of
Samuel Schwarz. president; Emanuel
Abeles, vice-president; Isaac Lowen-
stein, treasurer; Isidor Grand, financial
secretary; Leo Stein, corresponding
secretary; julius Abeles, Charles Beck,
Jacob Cohen, Emanuel Heyman, Simon
Heyman and Meyer Kussy.
Rabbi DR.. Charles 1. Hoffman n
the Rev. Max Helfere. the cantor and
musical director, will also share honors
In assuring the suspicious success of
the bazaar and festival.
The proceeds from the fair will be
devoted to the building fund and prom
Use to net several thousand dollars. On
May 81 last ground was broker for the
new 800, 900 edif1ce, the haAdsomest
structure of its class Of architecture in
New Jersey.
New Structure OF Classic Outline.
1t is classic in outline and construct
ed of granite, Bedford Indiana lime
stone n buff brick. A feature Of the
structure Is the four Greek Ionic COL
umns which support the ~entablature,
on which along the front of the frieze
are inscribed in bold relief the words.
worship the Lord in the Beauty of
Holiness" The six-pointed star, or
shield, of David adorns the centre of
the pediment. On he cornerstone
were inscribed IN Hebrew the words,
I'm This Place I Will Give Peace" The
synagogue, OF main auditorium, will
seat over 1000, and the gallery I've the
lobby 100.
The architect of the ediflce is Will
lam z. Lehman n the builder Fred
erick Kilgus, both of this city.
The congregation was organized on
October 9. 1860. and celebrated its gol-
den jubilee last September.