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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-26
Woman Fined For Assault.

Mrs. Anna Cohen. of III State
street was fined $40 last night by
Recorder Harold l.. Pickersgill on Il
charge of committing an assault on
Mrs. Marie Kubovitz. Walter f..
Reilly represented the complainant
in this case. while the defendant
was represented by Harry Golen-
boch. The complainant claimed
that Mrs. Cohen was saying things
about her, and when she asked her
about the matter, the defendant
slapped her in the face. The defend
ant claimed Mrs. kubovitZ called
her names but the court ruled that
the woman had no right to strike
the woman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-26
Wed at Mefuchcn Tonight.

The wedding of Miss Florence 4.
Wittnebert, daughter of Mr.. and
Mres. Henry Wittnebert, of Amboy
avenue, Metuchen, to Frederick r.
Pfieffer, Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick r. Pfieffer. of New York
city. will take place In the Dutch
Reformed church in Metuchen at
1880 O'Clock tonight, Rev. Frederick
Zimmerman, pastor of the church,
officiating.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-26

tCustDtG Il .fum page 1.)
Secretary of the South River Build q.
ing and Loan Association for num-
ber of years and active in every
movement for civic advancement in
his home town.
Nearly ten years ago Mr.. Morgan
was elected to the Office of Coroner
of Middlesex County and during the
three years which he held the posi-
tion discharged every duty with fidel-
.ty and painstaking care. His life
long training is certainly notable
qualification for the office for which
he has been nominated. His fitness
being conceded. he should be elected.
(Paid for by Middlesex County Dem
ocratic Committee.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-26
Hold Animal Meeting

SEWAREN, Oct. 26-Thc Auxil-
iary of st. Johns church held their
annual meeting at the home of Mrs
I. +. Zettlemoyer and the follow
ing officers were elected for the COM
ing year: President. Mrs. r. +. Zet
tlemoyer: vice president. Mrs. j. A.
Lahey: treasurer. Mrs. A. NJ. Sofield
and secretary. Mrs. c. /. Wiswall
Nine members were present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-26
To Hear DIR. Demarest

WOODBRIDGE, Oct. 26.-Dr. w
II. S. Demarest, President of Rut-
gers College. will give an address al
the meeting of the Woman's Clut
in the Presbyterian chapel on Thurs
day afternoon, October 2S, at 1880
O'Clock. Mrs. J.. f. Vallard will tel
about the remainder of her trir
through Yellowstone Park. AL
members are urged to be present
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-26

breathed more easily. The club are
out working hard TO get more new
members so that limitations will
take place more often and as jolly
a time as was had last night may be
had again
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-26
To Attend Kcyport Event.

The Degree of Pocahontas are in
vited to attend a council in Keyport
tonight. A special car will leave the
switch at the Central Station at GAS
o'clock for all those wishing to at
tend,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-26
Miss Fazan tO We'd

Mr.. and Mrs George FaZan, of
Cortland street. have announced the
engagement of their daughter Anna,
to Anton Payco, also of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-26
PERSONAL

Miss Cora l.. Mertz. of Jersey City,
spent the weekend with friends and
relatives in Broad street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-26

Extends to every piece of furniture al
cts remain unchanged-You can do your ov
ClAL CREDIT TERMS ARRANGED Not
the past two years, but we will arrange yer!
have the home you have been wanting so lon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-26

This Outht includes furnishings for bed
kitchen. Substantial
ss II na % q rE MsaT cEHf ETs R5:e s $2l575
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
THE REAL MYRA.
CHAPTER XLVH.

''How long are you going to stayY
Gabrielle had asked, as she and Ruth
walked home from the matinee.
Il was to have stayed another week,
Ruth told her. "But I've had to spend
more money than expected.
You always do Gaby interrupted
cheerfully.
so thought I'd pay only half a week $
board, and 90 back Sunday. / have
enough for my ticket, and after paying
the board I'll have about $3.50. That S
enough. for walk most places
"A dollars and halfl' Gaby threw
up her hands with comical gesture.
Child YOU make me ashamed of my
self Here | go spending more than
a hundred times that for few Yards
of brocade made into dress. Look
here. never mind paying your board bill.
Move vour things TO our fiat, and stay
out the full week-or longer II YOU want.
Atleast let me do that for you.
So that was how Ruth found herself
temporarily n member of the little house
hold. And during that week she felt she
had learned more than AL the rest of her
life. At least, she learned more about
NIyra-or perhaps she had never known
NIvra at ali or perhaps this Myra was n
new creature.
The first thing she did was to clean
the little place rather better than 1t
had been done for some time lhIs
happened one morning when Gaby had
gone out at Q. called to special rehearsal,
and while Myre in her little room was
sound asleep Then Ruth Numbered her
clothes. unused an d soiled from the trip.
Often she and Gaby amused themselves
cooking. Gabv was having an economical
streak this particular week. and refused
10 60 out for meals.
And since Ruth delighted so In the
atres. the little actress pulled wires
~ she expressed it, and sent her guest
to several of the popular shows, where
she had friends in the cast. So IN this way
Ruth managed TO spend several evenings
out-for Tim came in the evenings, and
Ruth still felt she could not see him with
Nyra
The week passed swiftly enough. Ruth
usually was first mp. at 9-an unheard-of
late hour for sleeping-she usually arose
so early. She had put away her covers and
Strengthened the living room and had
the light breakfast ready when Gaby
awoke
"It's such luxury TO have someone
get breakfast" the actress always said
gratefully, as she curled up in a corner
Of the sofa and poured her coffee.
Gabv usually was dressed and out before
Myra stirred-11 O'Clock was the usual
hour for this young lady. Twice a week
she had singing lessons and she practIced
faithfully an hour or so every day At the
small piano. And that was all she ever
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
did, except such hou.ework us WAS left over

did, except such hou.ework as was left over
for her
you're so energetic" she said one
morning, MS, kimono clad, she sat eating
her noon br akfast, Ruth, book in her
lap, was sitting on the other end of the
sofa.
Are you going back To Markctown
TO teach singing this summer" Ruth
asked curiously
fIm never going back. | told mother
that as an excuse, Myra yawned little,
feeling the coffee pot to test its heat.
"She wouldn't have let me stay If ]
hadn't done something, and singing
lessons are easiest Besides, / might go
on the stage" Her manner implied that
several managers were ready to engage
her at once
"Butr-this summer-the city is hot
and your family want to see YOU"
Let them wantr' Myra shrugged an
Indifferent shoulder. "1t's stupid at
home. I'm bored to death. It's stupid
enough here in this little hole IL isn't
like Emily's place.
''But Gaby says she's going away this
summer, you'll be alone. She says she's
going to Canada 10 join q stock company
and study"
"Oh, Gaby is as energetic as you. All
YOU people make me tired. You're always
dong something, and trying to get some
wherel Why can't you take lite as you
find it?"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
Ruth Thought n moment.

Ruth thought n moment,
II cant because ! find il impossible ~ il
isl mean being poor, and having moth
ing. And Gaby has to support herself too,
80 she has to be energetic Ruth WAS
almost apologizing for her ambition.
"Woll, if she goes and I'm alone, don't
know what III do. But wont 60 horne,
that's settled. Maybe II get in the chorus
of one of the summer shows. Maybe, IL
| don't do that, I'll get married"
Ruth fairly gasped at this. Getting
married TO relieve n condition of bore
dom was novel idea--marriage ~ nn
Indifferent alternative TO small position
was something approaching q sacrilege.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
"How vm, talk of i'll" she said. "Y IRE

"How you talk of tl'' ahe said. ~ tre
you don't seem 20 care much. a ut
you in love with Tim2"
"Of course Let anyone try To get h. q
away and they'll scep' Myra was WIG .
awake now. "But what is the difference
whether marry him now, or this summer,
or next year,
Ruth was silcnt. She could not quite
put into words what she thought the
difference was. After all, the big thing
was TO possess Tins love, and Mrya
had that. But somehow-to value life
with him 80 little that one undertook
il when parties grew scarce, and people
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17

in the last decade and now y I09. .53f.
the Census Bureau announced Yesterday
The percentage of increase was ls8.5
The total white population n z, Jsg. IO3 ~
iDcr~s~e u 4JJ,Os7 or ~ per cent and
All othevs number 3DJ7.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17

went out Of town--Ruth frowned in per-
plexity. She could not understand this
point Of view.
Something, she felt, had died in Myra.
Love hsd brought her no spiritual uplft,
as novels always said IL should. Instead,
it seemed 10 have mndc hsr Enug. satisfied.
Ruth could not understand what il was.
But MyrA was happy--and Ruth, full
Of her plans, ambitions, struggles, was
not Which WINS, after nl, the best
way7
Tomorrow Lost Chance.
Tclev,hpua vf,,v ~ "A ,,ru,f ('an V100
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
NEGRO POPULATION or
CHICAGO NOW IO9, ,594

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE Negro
population of Chicago increased 81, ,4gl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17
THE GIRL WHO
HAD NO CHANCE.
By Marian Rublncam.

Copyright. 1919, by tho Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. Now York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-17

Telephone your want Ad nowl Call ZOO.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10
EXJ,ATIENTS ORG ANlZE COOP
ERATIVE SOCIETY.

The Patients Home has grown in
size and numbers and is on Il perma-
nent basis: the patients. in order to
cooperate with one another have or
ganiZed club that will be known as
THE IsdOre HurwitZ EXPaticnts
club" Mr. Isidore Hurwitz. who was
ut the home Sunday gave 800 toward
the club which is named after him,
to open II cooperative store. This
elected wild applause from the pa
and were very enthusiastic over the
plan and many became honorary mem
bers. The patients who have not had
many entertainments In the past wv
hc much improved in the future. They
were promised a new victrola and rec
ords.
All our friends are asked to join
and become honorary members and
we feel sure this announcement will
bring us many new friends.
We will ask any friends wishing to
become members to please address all
communications to Treasurer ISidOrc
Hurwitz, Ex-Patients club. 5000
Montview Blvd. Aurora. Colo.
The coming of our Superintendent.
Mrs. Fabcr. to the home has improved
conditions wonderfully. and all til,
patients are making progress.
Mr. Brody thru untiring efforts has
donated complete barber shop. which
is greatly appreciated ut the home.
May the Isidore Hurwitz Ex-Pa-
tientS club live long and do justice to
the great man il is named after.
BY the EX-Patients of The lSidorc
HurwitZ EX-Pat'cnt. cii,n
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10
SHELTERING HOME JUNIORS

A regular meeting of the Sheltcring
EOme Juniors was held Sunday. Feb
ilary 20. at the Public Library. Much
important business was discussed after
which very interesting program was
given. Libbie Block rccitcd. Blanche
EOldncr and Sarah Concn gave II
dialogue. and a recitation was also
given by Blanche Holdncr.
Purim is past but that should not
prevent anyone from giving Shlach
Monos. if he has not already given i; :;
nor does it prevent anyone from using
his Sh'lach MonOs money for cause
worthy of it. Many of you received
gifts of money for Purim. Most of
the children in the Home received
gifts. not from their parents, but from
friends of the Institution. We.
Juniors helped to make Purim happy
holiday for them. Now. will not those
OF you who are not members of the
Juniors Join this worthy organization
and help those boys and girls have
many happy Purims.
ARTHUR LORBER.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10
COLONNADE CLUB.

A regular meeting of the COlOnnadc
club was held Sunday. March 18th at
the MetrOpole Hotel
The organization is taking an active
interest in the welfare work of the
city. and IA great part of the time was
spent in discussing this work
\ series of lectures on Vocational
Studies" have been arranged, by the
club. One will he given at each meet
ing by a member of the Colonnadc.
The first of these lectures will he
delivered at the next meeting by Mr..
Dave Cook on Engineering" and viii
he followed by our president. Mr.
Samuel J. Frazin. who will give q
descriptive and illustrated lecture on
Electricity" and the Telephone
The Colonnadc club ngratulates and
extends its best wishes to Mr.. vii
liam Greenbcrg upon his engagement
to Miss Bessie Bloom.
Mr.. Harry Kaufman left for the cast
on business and thkes this means of
bidding the members goodbye He will
visit Chicago. Detroit. Philadelphia.
New York City and Washington.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10
NAIR TONIlD CLUB.


4 regular meeting of the Natr Tomid
club was held. Tuesday, February ~
NJ the home of Miss Minnie Tomarkin
Election of officers was held. and the
following officers were elected: ID.
White. president: J. Ladder. vice-preSi-
dent: Miss II. Bodian. financial secrc-
tary: Miss G. Hellerstcin. recording
secretary: Miss Il. Ginspurg. treasur-
CT.
Delegates to the League of Jewish
Youth and to the Zionist Association
were also elected.
.Ntho the club has now become inter
ostcd in ZiOnism. to which it will give
its main efforts. educational and social
interests are not lacking. The club Is
now starting with renewed and fresh
vigor. and has decided IN increase IT'S
membership. 1t will he glad to well
Gene new members. Anyone who
wishes to join can receive information
regarding the organization by writing
to Il. Hellerstein. 2912 W. 14th ave
rue. All questions will gladly he
answered.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10

The Jewish Forum for February Is
Il Memorial Issue, dedicated to the
memory of the late Editbr-inChief.
DR.. Solomon Y. II. Hurwitz.
A committee of 100 is being rapid
ly formed to raise the sum of $780,
600, as a memorial fund in honor of
DIR. Hurwitz. late Editor of THE Jew
ish Forum" This committee will de-
eide as to how the fund is to he used.
Among the suggestions so far urged
arc to promote the institutions which
DIR. Hurwitz founded; viz, the first
Jewish High School in America. and
The Jewish Forum, as well as to
establish fellowship at Columbia Uni
versity. where DR.. HurwitZ gave in
structiOn.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10
SUBSCRIPTIONS PLEDGED TO
DENVER HEBREW INSTITUTE.

The Denver Hebrew Institute wishes
10 make public acknowledgment of the
pledges of money received ut the mass
meeting held ut the Hooker Street
Synagog, February Goth, and to thank
those public spirited men and women
who have so generously given Of their
means for the support of worth!
cause. At the same time the Institute
should like to inform those whose
names do not appear in the following
list. that if they desire to make any
pledges or donations to the Hebrew
Institute, they may mail same to the
treasurer. Louis Hellersten. DOB 10Th
street. or to the secretary. DIR. II. f..
Dverin, Gil Central Savings Bank
Bldg.
Ladies' Auxiliary, $1,000: NJ. Reich
man, $50: Mrs. NJ. Reichman. $50 n.
Striker. $50: S. Brody. SO: NJ. Shift.
SO; S. Wargon. S25: Hon. Phillip
Hornbein. SD: Mr.. F.. Monash. sd:
Mrs. Z. Monash. S25: II. Snyder, SD;
Samuel Horwitz. $50: Joseph Frey.
SD: l.. Hellerstein. S25: NJ. Schreibcr,
50: DIR. j. NJ Morris. SD; DR.. II. +.
irveirin. SO: II. Rosenblum, S2J: Mr..
Hirshovitz. S25 J. Milstein. SD; VIM.
Lands. SIS; Ben. Sidel. SD: NJ. Fried
man. S25: Mrs. /. Rude. $50; Mrs.
Mintz. S1J: Mrs. J. Goldberg, SIS: ].
NJ Goldberg. $40; j. Kaminsky, SO:
Ralph SapoZnick, $50: NJ. Saslavsky.
SO: II. Fox. SO: s. Sniff. SO; Mrs.
:. Brody. SO; NJ Zuckcrman. So; y.
shift, 50; Mr.. VOlkovitz. 50; II. Shift.
$15 f. Diamond. SO; +. Paperno.
SO: Z. Needleman. SO: |. ID. Kahn.
50; Mrs. S. Wangert, 50; Mrs. II.
I:erenbaum. $40: NJ. Cohen. SO: Mrs.
Berg. $40; Max Brook, SO: Mrs. w.
Goldberg. SO; A. Levin. So: X. Schenk-
man, SO: II. f. Walack. 50: Mrs. c.
Alexander. So: a. Markham. So: $.
IIayutin. 50: l.. RudOfsky. SO: Miss
COldstOff. SO: Mrs. F. Garlett. SO:
Mrs. l. Silverberg. SO; DR.. a. NJ.
Bumberg. S1J: NJ. Weinstein. $40; VIM
Rosen. SIS; Mrs. VIM Turner. SIS:
Mr.. LANCER. 50: Mr.. Kniaster.. S15: Mr..
Former. S25; Mr.. Sigel. $40: Mr.. and
Mrs. Barash, $40: Judge b. Il. Lind
say. SD; l. Reichman. SO; Mrs. S.
Miller. So: Mrs. J. Lcvinson. SO; Mr..
w. Prigel 81: Mrs. $. Winer. SO: Mrs.
Silverman. So: J. Josephson, 50; Sam
Cohen. So: Abe Gursh. 81: NJ. Nier"n-
berg. S25: Louis J. Cohen. SO: The
Eagle Club. 50: Mrs. Max Kaufman.
81: Hon. Ben Il. Jones. S15: LYMAN
Cohen. So: G. Alexander. So; Mrs.
Mandell SO: Mrs GelIer. SO
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10
NOTICE.

beginning March II. the drive for
the Old Folks Home and Hospital
-Moshev-Z' Kenim-will begin and it
is hoped chat every one will cooperate
with the Executive Committee. MI.
i.ieberman will act as chairman of the
drive.
The building of the Home is now III
the process of construction. at Lowell
boulevard and West 10th avenue. The
completion of the home is dependent
on the success of this drive. The need
for the home is demonstrated by the
list of old people who are already
anxiomsly waiting for the doors of
this institution to open.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10
PURIM AT THE SHEITERING
HOME
Annual Donation Day Brings Many
Visitors and Gifts to the Home.

The Purim celebration at the Shell
teriur Home brought much ioy 10 the
little people who live there, and
great deal of satisfaction to its friends.
A bountiful dinner was donated and
served ON Purim. Thursday. which was
pared by some of the members of
the house committee. as the Home is
without a cook. The Home has been
greatly hammered recently by the lack
Of help; for that reason the Mesdamcs
NJ. LifshitZ, A. J. Wcisbrod. Ben
Grimes. sam Levy and Miss Anna
I.om. spent the greater part of the
day preparing n Yomtoy feast for the
children. They were rewarded for
their effort by the children's enjoy
nient of the fine dinner. Then Grand
pa HurwitZ reached the city, and to
The great pleasure of the children spent
Saturday with them. They dearly love
the kindly old gentleman who treats
cacn one as beloved child.
Sunday. the annual donation day.
was pronounced success. The cold
weather and bad roads may have pre-
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10
b. NJ. II. THEATRE PARTY.
CHAL HANGED PESACH
APRIL 9Th.
THE DENHAM THEATRE
MRS. l.. RUDE, CHAIRMAN.
y. ". II. 4.

The Y. W. II. A. held its first an
Adams hotel 1t was leap year affair
and there were several entertaining
talks given on leap year. After the
banquet members and guests enjoyed
W. Fl. A. wishes to thank Rudolph S,ls-
man and Myer Mycrson for the clever
stunts which they performed. The Y.
w. II. \. extends its heartiest con
liam Greenberg who are to set sail
on the sea of matrimony. The next
meeting will be held ut the home of
Rose Sachter. 1910 Irving Thursday.
March II, to plan for another Y. w.
II. A. surprise to be given soon. Those
resent at Sundays affair were: Mr.
and Mrs. i. ROssman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il Saperstein. Mr.. and Mrs. Lou COhcE.
Misses: Sadie Malbin, Sadie Nelson.
Anna Susman, Rose Olde. Mildred
Ode. Eta Cohen. Anna Wandcl. Rose
Sachter. Bessie Bloom. Bessie Green
berg. Anna Weiss. Bessie Milstein.
Sara BereZin, Ray Grcenblatts May
Iifshitz. Clara Hailpcrm. MesSrs.
Zen Brooks. Nathan Robson. Joe Sus-
man, Rudie Susman. Myer Myerson
Eli SusOn, IsidOre Plotkin. Morris
Rubin. VIM. Greenbcrg. Bill Bloom.
Abe Eller Philip Rossman. Jack Olde,
Isidore Shapiro. Dave Lifshitz. ISidore
,;reenblatt.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10
n. J. G. ii. NOTES.

The patients of the National JEWISH
at an elaborate dinner last saturday
evening given Ly Mr.. Ben Althemer.
of New York. who entertained them III
honor of his seventeen birthday. The
dinner was followed hy an entertain
ment and dance The evening also saw
.he formal opening of the new stage.
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Aug
ust. of New York.
The orphium players entertained tie
Intients Sunday morning.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
NOTES.

The regular meeting of the directors
of the Council of Jewish Women VIII
meet Monday, March II. ut the HON"
of Mrs. VIM. Degen, 1911 Race street
The Council will meet "Wednesday
afternoon. March IL. in the -ycstry
looms of Temple Emanuel. The FOL
lowing program will he given. Prayer.
Mrs. Max Grimes. Jewish com
posers. Folk Songs. etc. The program
is under the direction Of Mrs. Leo
COIN.
AIMIEE F. GREENBAUM.
Chairman Press Com.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10
A NOTE OF THANKS.

Mrs. Prudential,
Denver Jewish News. Denver, Colo.
Dear Mrs. Prudential:
In appreciation of your kind as
sistance to the U. S. \. Girls. we wish
20 thank you heartily for the wonder
full publicity you gave our club which
helped very much to make our Hawai-
ian Charity dance such II great finan-
cial and social success.
Thru the columns of your worthy
paper we also wish to thank everyone
who helped in making our dance such
wonderful success.
Wishing your paper continued sue
cess we remain.
Yours sincerely,
U. s. A. GIRLS.
BY Betty Strauss, chairman, dance
committee.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10
MOSHEV Z'KENIM CARD PARTY

The Ladies' Aid of the Moshev
Z'Kcnim will give card party Tues
Gay. March Iii. at Daniels and Fish
RS tea room. Unique prizes Will DE
;iycn at each table. Everyone is III
'ited TO attend and assist this worthy
,.:use The hosteS>cS for the aftcrnoci
are MeS,lameS Ray brilliant. sam
crimes. Max BronSrine. i. |. schwartz
Max Fisher. Sam FroimovitZ, Nj.
i>irScllstein. c. Morantz, !. J.. Gold
sIpiu and | SilyprhprS,
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-03-10
>ISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE EMAN
UEL MET MONDAY.

The SistcrhoOd of Temple Emanuel
held its regular meeting Monday,
March s. at the Temple.
DR.. q. NJ. Shcre gave a very inter
csting and Illuminating address on the
Development of Russian Music Mrs.
lose McGrcw sang several Russian
songs most acceptably.
The SisterhoOd will give a social
Friday evening, March 10. after serv-
ices. 1t will be a 'get-tO-gether meet
ing"