The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24


found him quite ready and eager to en-
press opinions upon many matters.
and we took the opportunity TO dis
c,iss the question of Immigration. Mr..
lFnrding asked why many Of Cur I'M
migrant arrivals do not settle upon our
Il; rim lands. Aside from iudiraring the
hist orical forces that A., responsible
Tor the Jews drift to the city. we ac
cuainted Mr.. Harding with the work
OF Onr committee for Jewish Womeu
on the farms under III. c:mirinnnship
uf Miss RIOS. I pnnrr. lie expressed
great interest in this fratur" Of our
,.-ogram. in addition &c uur efforts in
tkt Depai tment of Immigrant ALL.
desire to assure yOu that it was
privilege for me to serve oilr or
ganiz.,tion and I sincar,e's hope that
its results mry he OF so:n" benefit Ia
our cause. We have sacred o!,iign-
tion to the Jewish wOmanhOod Of
America. We have discharged 1t in a
successful measure. hut there are
thousands who still await our message
and the power of our experience. This
is the message that I would bring
Let us enter upon continued program
Of extension. even larger than any IN
our period of existence. Let MS not
rest until we shall see our efforts
crowned with the joy of brholding
every American Jewess dedicated to
cause human helpfulness. enlightcn-
ment and constructive achievement
Mrs. Jos. Weisenfeld presented the
report of the committee on Legislation
and Miss Gertrude Feibleman that of
the Peace and Arbitration committee
Dr. Nathan Krass. of New York, gave
II short message.
A luncheon at the Albany Hotel was
very largely attended Mrs. Leo X.
Cohn presented delightful pianolo.
Mrs. f. G. Eye and Miss Philis Perrin
Lee gave vocal solos.
The afternoon was devoted to sec
ton reports on the activities Of the
sections. and also the very exhaustive
report of Mrs. Alexander Kohut.
chairman of the Councils Reconstruc-
ton committee. which was read by
Mrs Henry Sporborg.
Conferences of Presidents Round
Tables furnished the evenings pro-
gram. Later n reception at the ele-
CANT home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. IL.
Guldman. was rendered all delegates
and visitors ms well as the members
of the local Triennial Board.
Friday, November IL.
The Jewish Consumptives Relief so
ciety. had extended nm invitation to
| breakfast to the delegates on Friday
morning. The last days session open
cd at o o'clock. Mrs. Harris presiding.
The report of the committee Oh Res
olutions presented by Mrs. Alexander
Wolf. was taken up. Among those
adopted was the resolution on thu
closer observance of the Sabbath Day
one endorsing the establishment by the
government of department of edl-
cation. and
Also resolution to lend its ener-
gies cooperation and support to the
establishment of a war memorial at
Washington for the Jewish men who
served and died in the world war.
The Central Jewish Aid Society wer'
the hosts ut luncheon at the Albany
Hotel. at which members of all Jewish
Social service agencies were presen'.
The Misses Cecilia Rosavsky aad Am
| lin Greenwuld gave interesting talks
The Texas delegation presented Mrs
Harris with silver Mezuzah, Mrs
Robert Well in behalf of the delegates
presented the president with brass
Memorial. in well chosen and fitting
words. Mrs Harris resopnded will
| the sentiment that when kindlire
| these seven lights each Sabbath and
holy day eve. she would ever remem
Der this triennial and its joys. The
Hoard OF Managers presented her witt
silver yitcher and tray. at another
time. and tho quite over come in &c
cepting the gift she said she would
ever stand Hospitality at the door II
her tent to pour refreshing water from
this arm upon the tired feet of heI
| guests.
After the report of the inspector OF
| election and the installation of the
new officers, the convention adjourn
ed, with prayer by DIR. Nathan
Krass.
The Junior Auxiliary was the hos
tess Mt tea to the delegates and local
board at the conclusion of the CONVEX
ton In the lounge of the Brown Palace
| Hotel.
This closed memorable convention
| in the annals of the Council and