The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-23
Great Success Of the Mo-
shaw Zkenim Bazaar
CORDIAL COOPERATE ON OF
WORKERS AND PUBLIC YIELDS
LARGE SUM.
b.. NJ,

B.. NJ
When planning affairs. the anticip8-
ton is often greater than the realiZa-
ton. This certainly was not the case
with the Moshav Z'Kenim Bazaar, as
the success which was achieved in this
undertaking is certainly unprecedent
ed
The Bazaar was well attended. the
first night which was encouraging to
the workers. The children were
catered to ON the afternoon of the sec
md day. this being Children's Day.
| Morrison's orchestra furnished the
music and the children enjoyed the
dancing even more than the grown ups.
The children of the Sheltering Home
were also there participating in the
fun and were served with ice cream
| candy. cakes and pop corn and pea
nuts Little Miss Anna Brilliant and
Miss Florence LYMAN gave several
fancy dance numbers.
The second night of the Bazaar
proved the banner night. Thousands
of people filled the Auditorium and
gayety and enthusiasm ran high. The
| main feature of this night was the mar
riage of Miss Rose Shanker Gold and
J.. NJ. Milstin. About . ~ the strains
| of MendelsOhn's Wedding March. play.
| ed on the municipal organ. floated thru
| the Auditorium. The canopy was
| raised and the bridal party entered.
The marriage service was read by Rev.
T. Weinberg. This sacred service
seemed to symbolic to those who at
tended the Bazaar the noble cause for
which this great undertaking was
given and credit is certainly due the
young couple who saw 1t in this light
and consented to be married at the
BAZAAR to help this great cause. But
their attitude was even more nobly
shown when. upon receipt of the check
which Mr.. !. Rude presented to them
in fulfillment of his promise. they i'm
mcdiately donated the amount TO the
Society. They will. undoubtedly. be re
paid for their noble deed by mary.
many years of joy and happiness.
The many booths at the Bazaar con-
tanned not only beautiful things hut
practical things as well. and when it
is realized that everything was do
mated one can hardly conceive the
amount of planning. work and energy
| this required Words are inadequate
to express the appreciation due our
jewish Youth for the splendid 60.
| operation given by their different
clubs. These young people spared M
| efforts and sacrificed personal pleas
ures to assure the success of this I'M
dertaking. They We're well repaid by
The liberal response of the public and
The great financial success of the Ba-
zaar, between five and six thousand
dollars was realized.
Miss Evelyn Cohen Won first place
in the Social Contest while Miss Ruth
brilliant was second
Mrs. a. II. Radctsky. who was in
direct charge of the Bazaar. certainly
p.oNeu heE SIbltiiuN US
ager and also diplomat in the eff
ficient way in which she conducted this
| affair. 10 keep everyboiy working
tremendously, to listen to complaints
and adjust the same. to bear every
hody's worries and help ana advise
Them. demanded tact and almost super
human energy. This was needed to
successfully manage this Bazaar
This article would be incomplete and
fall short of its purpose if it did not
convey the sincere appreciation due
Mrs. Fl. $. Prudential and Mr. V.
| Neuliaus of the Jewish News for their
assistance with the publicity for the
BAZAAR. No matter how worthy an
undertaking, publicity is pre-re.
| puisite to bring ii before the public
and the publicity in the Jewish News
was certainly factor in contributing
to the great success of this memoir
able Bazaar