The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-02-23
COMMITTEES FOR BALL
OF HARMONY LODGE ARE
APPOINTED BY OFFICERS

The executive committee in charge
of the Harmony lodge fourth annual
charity ball held a meeting yesterday
afternoon at Harmony lodge rooms.
The rest of the different committees
were appointed and plans in general
were completed to make this affair
both a social and financial success.
Harmony lodge was the first lodge
in District No. 1, which includes New
England New York and Eastern Can
ada, to institute the annual charity
ball. It is feature that shines pre-
eminently in the doings OF tine lodge
and was introduced during the presl-
dency OF Isaac Moss three years ago.
This year, the same as in the past,
the proceeds will be'distributed equally
among three local charitable societies.
Murray's augmented orchestra Will
furnish the music for the occasion.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
the hotel management to serve a lun-
cheon in the main dining hall at mid
night
The committees in charge are very
enthusiastic over the returns from the
mailing list; The list of patrons and
patronesses include some Of the most
prominent people in the city OF the
Jewish faith.
The following committees are in
charge Of the affair: Lawrence s..
Finklestone is chairman of the charity
ball Other members Of the executive
committee are: Walter LoeW1th,
treasurer; Abraham Schnee, secre-
tary; Jacob B. Lederer, Joseph Solo
mon, Macmillan Stein, Isaac Moss,
Joseph G. Shapiro, Abraham thinner
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bulh and Max Frank.
The members of the general COM
nnittee representing charitable socie-
ties are-Ladies' Hebrew Charitable
Mrs. Macmillan Stein, Mrs. I. Moss,
Mrs Benjamin Oelsner, Mrs. B. w.
Brownstein, Mrs. B. Blumberg, Mrs.
Charles Shapiro, Mrs. J. Gilman; He
brew Ladies' Aid: Mrs. I. Levy, Mrs.
J. Adelman, Mrs. S. Kaplan, Mrs. j..
W. Ziegler, Mrs A. Shelinsky, Mrs. S..
Pickman, Mrs. N. Conins; Hebrew
Children's Aid: Mrs. L. S. Finkel-
stone, Mrs. Walter Loewit1, Miss
Frances Nelson, Miss Kate Nelson
Mrs B. Rubenstein, Mrs. George Wal
ders and Mrs. Benjamin Hillnan. The
members of the patroness committee
are: Mrs. Walter Loewith, chairman,
Mrs. B. w. Bronstein Mrs. Lawrence
Finkeltsone, Mrs. Benjamin Oelsner
and Mrs. B. Blumberg. The members
of the press committee are: Jacob B.
Ledered, chairman, and Charles H.
Shapiro.
The reception committee comprises
the following: Isaac Moss, chair
man; Sigmund Loewith, Macmillan
Stein Benjamin Factor, Louis Cantor,
Henry Harris, Leonard -Asheim,
Harry Goldstein. I. J. Goldman, Sam
uei Greenstein, DR.. Jacob w. Gerber,
DR.. Martin I. Horn, DR.. Morris Mos
| kowitz and David Lustig. The men
on the floor committee are: Joseph
II. Lederer, Michael Shulansky, Jo-
seph Solomon, Leon B. Dorsky, Sam
uel N. Schnee, DR.. B. B. Finkelstone,
! Dr. Louis Smirnow. DR.. Simonson and
Bernard Saltman. The women on the
auxiliary floor committee are Mrs.
| Charles H. Shapiro, chairman; Mrs
| Sigmund Loewith, Mrs. Abraham
Schnee, Mrs. Benjamin Oelsner, Mrs.
I. Levy, Mrs. J. Finkelstone, Mrs. F.
Laneds and Mrs. Benjamin w.
/ Brownstein. The auxiliary, reception
committee is Mrs. Joseph Gilman,
chairman; Mrs. Harry Goldstein. Mrs.
William Landesman, Mrs. Leonard
Asheim, Mrs. l.. Schwartz, Mrs. M.
Blume, Mrs. B. Hart and Mrs. B. Sha-
| let, Mrs. S. Katz, Mrs. Isaac Moss,
Mrs. B. Oelsner and Mrs. J. Ziegler;
printing committee, Joseph Solomon
chairman, and Abraham Schnee and
| Abraham Zimmerman; music COM
mittee, Michael Shulansky, chairman,
and Joseph Gilman.
| Isaac Moss is chairman of the adj
| visory committee. Other members
| are Samuel Bernstein, Daniel Taft
| and SiQnund I4QAWith