The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-05-28
SHREVEPORT NEWS

Reading Of the Service. Rabbi Brill; Ad-
dress Of Welcome s Sidney aerSd
Welcome Of the Council and slsterhood.
Mrs Amelia Eiseman; Welcome OF the
Shreveport Churches. Rev. j. M. Owens;
Address, "our Betrohtal" Dabbi Brill.
Reception in .vestry Room Of Temple,
immediately after services.
Saturday Morning. May 20, at 1880 a.
m.-Sermon, Religious Appeal"
Shamuoth Services, Saturday Evening,
Nay %. at 7;45 p. m-serm0n' 1.-The
Sunday Morning, May 20, at 1890 a. m.
Faithful Unto Death"
Choir-Ernest Hawkins, Baritone; Mrs.
Seymour Florsheim, Soprano; Mrs. Mat
tie Allen, Contralto A. s. Fowler. Tenor.
gan; Mrs. A. B. Freyer Violin.
Reception Committee-E. Phelps. Chair
man; Leon /. Kahn, s. S. Weisman, Ben
Hickman, d. B. Samuel, Marx Bluestein,
Abry Calm, Mrs. M. J.. Bath. Mrs: p. r.
Bernstein, Mrs p b. Meyer. Mrs. Herman
Invitation and Program Committee
Sam Feist, Chairman: Ell Werner, DIR.
Louis Abramson, Almond w. Roos Mrs.
John Meyer, Mrs Fannie Heilperin, Mrs.
]. s. Levy, Albert Dreyfuss
Committee on Decoration Sam
Wiener, Chairman; Mrs. Nose II. Levy.
Mrs. Ike Muslow, Mrs. ]. Katznstein, Mrs.
Elias Goldstein, Mrs Leon B. Loeb, Mrs.
Gus Klein, Mrs. Simon Calm.
Mrs. Dave Hart (Thelma Kaffie),
formerly Of Natchitoches, now Of
Kansas City, is the guest Of Mrs. Joe
Silverberg. Mrs. Hart is on her way
home after pleasant visit to Natchi-
toches.
Mrs. /. Lemle has been quite i'll
with a case of ptomaine poisoning,
but is now recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Manheimer are
the parents of son, James Myron,
born on the 18th inst. Weight IL
pounds. His name is James for his
maternal grandmother and Myron for
a friend, Mr.. Myron Weisman.
Among the graduates from our
Shreveport High School are Louis
Abramson, Bessie Kuperman, Myrtle
Newman, Sadie Schmitt, Yetta Vel
insky and Mamie Selber.
Mr.. Louie Davis is at present So
journing at New York, stopping at the
Hotel Chatham, the guest Of his sis
ter, Mrs. Maurice Lasker, and will re-
main the balance of the month. On
his return he will beaccompanied by
daughter, Miss Janet Davis, who will
after a short sojourn in Shreveport,
accompanied by her mother, take a
trip through California. Mr.. Davis
says he is being royalty entertained
and is having an exceptionally good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Bath have re-
turned to the city after an extended
absence Of several weeks.
Mrs. Louis Abramson has been I'M
firing and most successful in her ef-
forts to entertain the patients at The
Pines. On one occasion three lovely
young sisters were fully capable Of
furnishing the entir eprogram, the
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. STAN
ton. One talented sister played the
violin and read, another danced and
played and sang, making very happy
their auditors. On Friday morning the
program included violin numbers by
Mrs. Art Carmody, vocal by Mr.. Frank
Lusk. Vical by Mrs. Earl Bellows and
Mrs. Edwin Schoenhardt. Mr.. Ernest
Reams made q delightful talk. Every
one was most obliging, giving number
after number as called for. The next
program will be filled by the men,
bers Of st. Johns Choir, with accom-
panying musicians, this to be on
Tuesday morning.
Dance at Princess Park.