Evening journal., 1919-02-14
HAPPY NIGHT At
CITY CHARITY BALL
Soldiers Take Part in Bril-
liant Function at New
Century Club
$1,000 IN GIFTS
FOR THE SOCIETY

The Charity Ball" given annually by
the Hebrew Charity Association was
held last night In the New Century Club
and as usual was q delightful affair
Il was the twenty-first annual ball and
while not as elaborate as some given
IN the past it was exoellently arranged
snd reflects much credit on the com
uIitee
There were about $50 gutsts present.
Men in the service Of the United States
we're guests Of honor and in their
Khaki uniforms made an attractive back
ground for The handsome gowns OF the
women.
Music was furnished by Goodevitz
orchestra and dancing was enjoyed from
about 9 30 O'Clock until early tliis morn
ing. There were 20 numbers on the
program, all OF which were encored.
The program consisted Of onelsteps,
,valtzes and foX-trots. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
The usual grand march was omitted
cut the program was so complete, the
omission Of the march was not notice
able. During the evening, Morris Levy,
president Of the Hebrew Charity Asso-
oistlon. made the happy announcement
that the association in the last year and
half had had two substantial gifts
Of $1,000 each. One gift was from the
eytate OF Richard Paizowslly, and the
other $1,000 was left by the late r. w.
Wolters.
The success Of the dance OF last eve
ming was due to the following commit
tees:
frioo~ .oror,ftts. nfo,.,g. 7 .,,,, .h.s.
man; James n. Ginns, vice-chalrman;
Aaron Finger, Ralph Saltzman. Or. Louis
y. Gluckman, and Nathan p. Reisman.
Refreshment committee-Abe sayer,
chairman, Harry Kety, vice-chairman;
Nathan Schlanger, Max Keil, Abe Ep-
stein, Isaac Muller, Nathan 2. Leopold,
Barnet Gluckman.
Ticket committee Louis Topkis,
man; Abe Sayer, Max Kell and Harry
Kety.
The ticket committee, besides selling
200 tickets, made a record-bresk I
drive for new members and secured 100. /
Among the subscribers who contrib
pted TO the financial as well as the So
cial success OF the evening were:
H. Saltzman, s. Sigmund, u. Harris, !
-. >. LduD, MAX OoiCht r. Niootnbduilif
Bernard Levy. S. Cannon. Baer Brown,
J. Glantz. J. Ostro, c w. Sohsgrin. B.
GlucKman. A. Levy, A. Leavitt, DR.. Da-
witch. j. Faber. NJ. Sklut, NJ Freeman,
Morris Levy, NJ. Zutz, r. White, J.
Kurfest, j. Horowitz. l. Berman. B.
Coverman. s. Lipson, B. Murdiok. J.
Rosenblatt. A. Shapiro, n. Barsky. A.
Frank. Charles Diamond. Charles Top
kis, NJ Shtofman, Dr. r. Davis, Or. NJ.
Davis. David Snellenburg, A. J. Rubin,
Louis Topkis. James N. Ginns. 2. Victor
/ropkis. E. Snellenburg, C. X. Breuer, NJ.
Z. Ell, L. Keil. DR.. Yarowsky. NJ. Tan
ser s. Alleman, B. Berger, Jay Eph-
raim. NJ. Breuer. II. Goodman. DR.. !. X.
Kresthool. VI. D. Poland. A. Epstein,
a. Bacbarach. Max Levin. H. Feinberg, |
NJ. Rubin, S. Katz. J. Miller, II. Harris. |
DR.. A. Goberman. NJ. Altman. Nathan
Miller, Samuel Finger, J. Harry Cor
Ion, Harry Kety, Henry Heimlioh.
A pleasant feature OF the evening was
he appearance Of Lieutenant Morris
sreenstein who returned yesterday
rom France. He arrived In New York
on Wednesday. Lieutenant Greenstein
had been overseas since last July
! It was learned last night that there
we're so soldiers and sailors who were
disappointed in not getting to attend