The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-21

N"Ay Ao'y oHu mcoSTS. marry anu
Gus Levy. The Sachs Trio, composed
OF Bernard, Jacques and Aubrey
Sachs, entertained the audience with
three selections from their orchestra.
1t is hoped that by next fall we will
have our community house complet-
ed, and with the help Of all Waco
Jewry 1t is planned to have a
building erected Of which we shall be
extremely proud.
Mr.. B. Novick of New York was a
visitor in our city this week.
Mrs. Ben Levy Of Missouri was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. I. Frankfort,
during the week.
The Sabbath School class Of Miss
Sadye Berkman entertained the men,
bers Of the confirmation class with q
"picnic party" in the basement Of the
Temple on Saturday night. Games
and contests were enjoyed and the
guests were served red lemonade,
ringer snaps and lolly-pops. The f.
lowing were present at this enjoyable
affair: Misses Tillie Lazarus, Helen
Marks, Hazel Levnson, Reva Tobias,
Mollie Ellis, Thelma Novich, Bessie
Kestner, Thelma Levinson, Adrian
Sanger, Simon Wise, Julius Berkman,
Harold Knopp, Harold Block, Rabbi
Macht; Mesdares Knopp, Levinson
and Tobias, and Miss Sadye Berkman.
Concluding Meeting Of Jewish Council.
The meeting last week OF the Council
Of Jewish Women was the last one for
the fiscal year. and in recounting the
organizations many fine achievements
the. acting president. Mrs. J. Schonberg.
said:
The Waco section, Council of Jewish
consumate year OF big. far-reaching at
tainments In the past transition. scores
OF fine. worth while activities have been
accomplished and fostered. and many
other movements which ] hope to see
grow In the future, have been launched.
Our meetings were devoted to the con-
sideration OF importants topics, and I
wish time and space permitted my chron-
telling for you here and now the splen-
did and proficient achievements Of each
the work Is the worker known" 80 the
years work will speak for itself
In the Sunday school, the Kindergarten
has been presented with photograph
and suitable records. and money has
been given toward defraying the expense
~ N
One OF the finest accomplishments OF
the Council are the activities OF the
Sewing circle; donations Of material and
money. secured by myself and others,
helped us TO finish many garments and
send two boxes OF them TO the immigra-
ton detention station nj Ellis Island.
The replete fullness OF the Golfers OF
the Memorial fund has enabled US to as
sist young lady In furthering her edu-
cation and substantial donation was
yanla, where young Jewish men receive
an agricultural education without fee
We have had. unfortunately, many
deaths In the community. but the COM
fort and relief your flower money. brinos,
wherever Il In directed. is ample proof
OF the fne work this committee Is doing
Money has been sent 10 number OF
institutions In Palestine, the Humane
society. War Sufferers Relief, Con-
sumptive Relief and others
Inc tloOk doom, the tuition OF winch w
now exhausted. was a source OF income
during the year
The Phllanthropic committee was In
strumental In restoring n young girl TO
her mother In New York. from whom she
had been separated for number OF
years.
The Council has an enviable position
among the Federated women's Clubs OF
the city, and for no other one thing In u
more respected and looked M TO than
for the cultural unllft u exercises over
its members. II has been my privilege
and pleasure. rs your acting president.
10 represent you nj the New Years re-
ception given nv the CITY Federation,
and also at number Of executive board
meetings OF that body, ard have always
been most graclously received.
Through the untiring efforts Of Mrs l..
Fred, chairman ~ the membership COM
mittee, I am glad TO report an increase
In membership OF is,
The Social committee has arranged
two ENJOYABLE entertainments. Tho
Press correspondent always managed 10
give these. as well NJ all other Council
work, adequate publicity.
The Council In an integral part OF all
civic life, and I have assisted the Com
mlttee on Civic Acairs very often. such