Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-18
Jewish Relief FUND
Reaches $4,000
Receipts Of Bazaar Held
Last Week Averaged
$1,000 Each Night
WILMINGTON NOW
HEADS HONOR LIST

Receipts averaging $1,000 a night
was the result OF tho Jewish Charity
Bazaar held In Turn Hall. last week
for the Jewish Relief War Fund. The
weeks receipts raised the total sum |
contributed by Wilmington toward 4
this project TO S41 600. Ten per cent !
OF the bazaar proceeds will be donated
to the Delaware Red Cross. The sue !
cess Of the enterprise is gratifying !
TO those In charge OF the bazaar
David Snellenburg chairman OF the
committee made this statement:
"Once again wilmington has shown
that IL is bigger than any one cause.
While this was primarily Jewish
cause, Wilmington has shown broad
minded generosity contributing hber-
ally, Irrespective OF race or creed, thus
helping us make this undertaking the
most successful OF any OF It's kind
ever undertaken In this city. We we're
assessed for $4,000 which sum was
doubled and the national COMMITTEES
having realized the spirit OF Whining
ton In the relief undertaking, has re-
assessed us for the sum OF $4,000
which sum We are about TO reach and
IL Is therefore the national committee
for the relief Of Jewish suffers has
placed Wilmington at the head or the
honor list OF forty two Of the 1000
cities engaged In the work. who nave
not only already raised the original
assessment. but are within the reach
of the second goal
Announcement OF the winners OF
the bazaar Gifts was made az the close
of the evening. and presentations we're
made by little Ida Simon. daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs Harry simon. The list
Of winners follows:
The automobile was awarded 20
James Moharg of Claymont; the Vic
, trola donated by n. Snellenburg Co.
, was given to Duncan Smith, OF No. 3
West Seventh street. while the gold
, watch. donated by Or. A. GOherman
y was presented 10 Colonel J Ernest
4 Smith. other articles presented wero'
4 Dress BY Braunstcln Brothers. Il
4 Miss Lena Roth: hat. by Braunstelr
Brothers. 10 Miss Rosallnd Ephraim
l. and fur donated by tho same firm Q,
Isaac Miller. clerk with the Braun
K stein firm. hat. by Jenny. 10 lgnacl
i Hart: gown. by Jacoby's, 20 Mrs. ID. ]
8 Wolfe, now visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
n than Miller; gown. by a friend. 4
j; Daniel Laub: silk sweater. by Topkl
A. Brothers. 20 Mrs. Morris Chaiken. an
}: a Victrola. given by the damon
d state Lodge. o. b. A.. No $40. 20 ID
an ID. Davitch. Mrs. Davitch receiyir
40 the beautiful crepe de chine gown d
IN. mated by Rosen's. Another surprl
r. was the presenting OF q fur neckpie'
as donated by Braunstein Brothers,
IN, Isaac Miller. a clerk With that Arm
m The bazaar booths which brouf
ms. in the biggest results during the we
ISIS lwere: The fancy work booth in chal
ace lof Mrs Henry Harris. Mrs. NIL
yey Bendheim and Mrs. Lester Waterm
ay- the total receipts OF tho booth be
me. about $780, The next two larG
.il- producers during the bazaar were
horse racing booth in charge OF
er- "Dorischee Dass' Club Of the Y
ce- w. A.. and the baby doll" bon
er; headed by the Apox Club. each rails
approximately $500 The restaurl
committee OF the bazaar also cl
M tributed heavily TO the proceeds.