The Denver Jewish news., 1919-06-11
Annual Report ,of President
Council Of Sewish Women
lContinued from Pace OneO

plans to carry On IA uetfhite -NniefS"
alton program among our JEWISH
foreign.born next season.
The Courtesy committee fnithfulS
attended to its duties. sending out its
messages of congratulations, :0nd con-
dolences. H
To the Music committee We are III
,lebted for many pleasant; hours.
The Press committee faithfully at
tended to its duties. all meetings ana
activities having been brought before
the public eve.
The Tea committee was always eager
to nan pleasant social hour ana
many delightful friendships were form
ed over the delicious cups of 'cof1ee'
which the women of this committee
were ever ready to serve.
The children of our members aiso
.he kiddics of the Shelterine Home
rlways look forward to children's day.
This year in particular it seemed Il
day of joy and beauty. because of the
distress and sorrow of the months pre-
ceeding it.
To the chairman of This committee
who at late hour. substituted for the
| chairman appointed at the beginning
Of the year, full appreciation must DC
! extended. for her mfailing Willingness
! and her enthusiasm in making TINS
Gay II success.
Thru the committee on Religion we
were favored with an opening prayer
Il each meeting. which added spirit
4 ual Significance to our activities.
1T seems almost superfluous TO speak
Of the limitless work the War Service
committees accomplished. Our women
did not shirk any of the war respon-
4 siitilities, or national obligations, ana
we may look back with pride upon our
achievements. The names of the mem
4 bers of this committee will go down
l into the annals of the history OF tile
governmental drives, which carried the
world war On to victory.
The Junior Council did honor to our
community by working side by side
with their elders in all drives. In their
patriotic zeal, they did not overlook
the men and women in our city, VINO
because of physical disability could
not take part in military service. They
brought cheer and entertainment to tile
Senior Council. also to the inmirtes oi
the tubercular sanitoria in our city.
Their leader inspires them 10 live up
to the ideals of the women of Israel.
The terrible catastrophe. the world
war. contributed one blessing to our
council. namely the Patriotic League
consisting OF group of thirty-five
live, energetic young wcmen. They
were untiring. and still continue to
strengthened our organization.
i Furthermore wish to express ap-
probation 10 members of committees. to
volunteers and to all thosc whose par
ticipation has furthered our cause and
furnish entertainments ut Fort Logan,
at the Soldiers and Sailors club ana
ut the Recuperntion camp. Blankets
were made by them. .jellies collected,
and III every way they tried to slo their
bit.
10 the faithful Officers. chairmen
and board members. to whom tins
years record Of achievements is due,
J m,rke grateful personal, as well as
official. acknowledgment for their un-
selfish service Of appointed tasks.
The close of this fiscal year marks
the councils twenty fifth year Of SER
vice in this community.
Today we stand on the threshold of
the open door. In retrospect we may
well fake partlomiblc pride in our
achievements: in prospect whnt vis-
ions of opportunity are ours.
o. women of this splendid council, to-
day let us cOnsecrate ourselves anew.
Let us set for ourselves standard
80 high that it will 'be a glory to live
up too. and then let us live up to it.
and so add new laurel to the crown
OF Jewish Womanhood in America
For this accomplishment the loyal
support of each and every member
will he required.
Your officers and clairmcn. no mat
ter how efficient. cannot carry the bur-
den alone.
Itememl,er. as jKipling says
1t 'ain't' the guns nor armaments. nor
things which they can pay.
But the close cooperation that makes
lis win the day.
IT amt the individual, nor the army