Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04
JEWISH WOMEN
TELL WORK FOR
COMING WINTER

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/ luncheon Will be given at the Indian
Slis Club by the Indianapolis section
wish Women Tuesday In observation
Eesidens's day, which will mark the
ng Of the sixteenth year of council
les.
,rogram will follow the luncheon,
= III Include the message of the
sident, Mrs Meyer Efroymson, a
Number by Mrs. Isaac Marks; a
8 1.-THE Jewish Mother and Child" by
M. +. Purvis; remarks by Rabbi
MORRIS NJ. Feuerlicht; musical monologues
by Mrs. Harry Israel.
The new officers for the coming season
include: Mrs. Efroymson. president
Mrs. Ben Meyer, first vice-president; Mrs.
Louis Wolf, second vice president; Miss
Frances Mazur. corresponding secretary
Mrs. Herbert Selig and Mrs. NJ. L. GoiS-
berg, recording secretaries; Mrs. Helen
Dandy, treasurer.
The committees for the coming season
have been busy laying out their plan Of
work for the year and have outlined vari-
Gus activities.
A course OF four lectures has been
planned by the educational committee, of
which Mrs Ben Meyer is chairman.
The first program VIII be given Nov. .
In the temple by the Marcossen Company,
brother and sister Of Isaac Marcossen, the
author
In December Miss Killing Of Cincinnati
win give ''The Country Cousin" by
Booth Harrington.
Mrs. Ida TarbeI will speak in February
and Glenn Frank, editor Of the Century
magazine, viii speak on topic of inter
est Co women in March.
Mrs. II. Lowenthal.e chairman of the
Studv Circle. announces Mrs. Demarchus
Brown as leader in its series of lee
tRres.
Mrs Harry Jacobs viii take charge OF
the Council Religious School at the Com
munal building, where sessions Will be
held each week.
The civic committee, under direction of
Mrs. Leo Traugott, will carry on the
thrift campaign Of the council.
Paper drives viii be conducted by the
ways and means committee, with Mrs.
Nathan Kahn as chairman, every month.
She win be assisted by the motor corps,
headed by Mrs. Hannah Kahn.
Plans also have been been made for
monthly dances to be held in the Com
munal building.
Mrs. Wolf Sussman, chairman OF the
Cross workshop on the fourth floor of the
Chamber Of Commerce building.
Council members will work in the shop
on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Mrs. Norris Kahn is in charge OF the
boznttal memorial fund from which the
room at the Methodist hospital is main
tanned.
Mrs. Carrie Kahn will continue as
chairman OF the hospital visiting com
mittee. ~,.z,.
work Guild.
Mrs. Isaac Born, chairman Of the I'M
migrant Aid and Americanization Com
mietees. IS planning classes in citizenship
ara English for this winter.
The Big Sister Committee with Mrs.
leo Tuteur as chairman. has arranged
classes for girls to be held weekly IN the
Communal building and Mrs. Sam Ham
has made plans for the girls AUXILIARY
circles 20 meet monthly with three guest
parties through the season.
Social functions for the year VIII oe
under the management Of the hospitality
committee. headed by Mrs. Philip Adler.
A membership campaign Is Oeihs
manned bv Mrs. Max Dessau, chairman
OF the membership committee
Personal service and philanthropy com
h,ittee. Itch has charge of the furnish
Ing Of supplementary lunches to school
children in the congested districts. Will
work under the leadership of Mrs. Louis
Wolf and Mrs. J. P. Michael heads the
anti-tubercuosis and blind committee
with Mrs Edgar Kiser, chairman OF the
social hygiene cOmmitte-
other committe chairmen will include
Mrs. Helen Dauby, resolutions; Mrs. Mel
vile Cohn, legislation; Mrs. Julian j.
Ksser. reciprocity; Miss Frances Mazur,
printing; Miss Gertrude Feibleman, peace
and arbitration; Mrs. David Lurvey,
press and publicity; Miss Ruby Kieffer,
music
The triennial of the council will be
held this year IN Denver, Colo, Nov
T-12
Mrs. Meyer EfroymsOn. Mrs. Samuel
Hahn and Mrs. Harry Jacobs as dele
gates with Mrs. Belle Cohen and Mrs.
Helen d. Dauby as alternates will go
from indianapolis.