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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
ENTERTAINMENTS AT
 SEWANEE UNIVERSITY

Spring with all it's. freshness, it's yer dure, it's blossoms and it's glorious sun shine has come to Sewanee. And this season that so suddenly and completely changes the mountain from bleak and desolate wind and snow-swept summit into veritable Eden-like garden, abun- dant with song birds and budding foliage. has made it's impression upon the thoughts and plans of Sewanee. Intense interest is being shown by the entire university in the carrying out of the extensive plans that have been laid for the week of the md-term dances. The preparations for the entertainments of this time approach the quintessence of elaboration.
 The first entertainment of the week will be the presentation of the "Mikado' on the night of Monday, March 2S, by tall ented members of the student body di- rected, by Prof. W. H. MacKellar. Se- vance is indeed fortunate in having so great a number of men whose blended histrionc and vocal ability will combine to make the production of this popular comic opera an extravaganza of melody, pathos and humor.
 The social activities will be formally opened by the Alpha Tau Omega tea on Tuesday afternoon, followed by the junior Thalian dance that evening. The Kappa Sigma fraternity will entertain Wednes- day afternoon with dance at it's chapter house, and on that evening the senior TEalian club will give it's Easter ball Thursday afternoon the Sigma Alpha Ep- sion fraternity will be hosts at a dance and Thursday evening will bring the clin ax of the period--the fancy dress ball l The fancy dress ball, the first that has been given at Sewanee for some years, gives promise of reaching the pinnacle Of southern collegiate entertainments. On that occasion the ballroom of Thompson
 han will be mad whr of brilliant-hued costumed figures.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
INDEPENDENT PRESBYTERIAN /. CHURCH MUSIC

The following prosramme will be given this morning at the service at the h. dependent Presbyterian church: Rickman). tb) "Autumn Song
 Faulkes); anthem, 70 Saving Victim (Tours); offertory solo, Great Is the Holy One of Israel fHenry Lincoln Case). Mr. Charles Robert Wood; organ postlude, 'tThe Psalms" (Faure-West- brook).
 .Evening service, Lyric theatre: Piano solo. "Nautilus' (McDowelDs anthem, The Shadows of the Evening Hours fBaldwin); offertory solo, Betrayed and Forsaken" tJ.l H. Maunder), MT. Charles Robert Wood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
OGDEN WRIGHT
 ENGACEMENT

The engagement of Miss Pauline Ben nett Wright and Lieut.. David 4. D. Og- den of the corps of engineers of the United States army is announced today
 Lieutepant Ogden is from New Jersey, a graduate of the United States Military academy, class of 1918.
 The wedding will take place in July at Bennett hall the plantation home of Miss wright's uncle. Mir. ssiba Bennett near Pine Bluff. Ark.
 EASTER EGG HUNT
 The Good Shepherds mission at East Lake will give an Easter egg hunt Mon day, March 2S, at the home of Mrs w. Ii. Fleming, S1o9 Lee avenue. for the building fund of the mission.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
HIGH SCHOOL
 COMMERCIAL CLUB

Thursday last the Commercial club of Central High school held it's regular meeting. After the transaction of busi- ress they adjourned to visit the First National bank. where every. department was shown and explained. The visit proved to be a very enjoyable and in- structive one
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
ST. MARYs CHURCH MUSIC

If The new organ which has recently been installed in the church is being used for the first time at the morning service today at St. Marys-onAthe-H High lands, when the following programme will be rendered:
 Processional (Dubois); "venite' fBarn- by); sBenedicite" (KirlSpatricls); "Bene- dictus' (Elevey)x offertory solo, "Th Psalms" (Faure), Mrs May Shackelford; postlude. "Magnificat' (Clausennsl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
 MEETING

The Woman's auxiliary of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church will meet to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
 Following an address by pr. Broadly there will be social hour. Every wom- an of the church is urged to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
ASTRAEA CLUB MEETING

The Astraea Literary society held it's regular meeting in the music room at Central High school Friday afternoon. The interesting programme was on the subject of Mary Gardeni Survey of Her Life.v by Carmelite Jackson, was the first number. For the second number there were few renditions of her songs on the Victrola.
 The club voted to go to the Rock House on Friday for picnic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
ARABS BALL

One of the most interesting events of the coming season for the Birmin gham younger social set will be the third Arabian Nights entertainment given by the Arabs club Friday evening, April S. at the Tutwiler hotel ballroom.
 Many unique and surprising features will be offered their guests, which in clude the members of the Birmingham Council of Clubs and their lady friends on this occasion in the way or Oriental entertainment. Nothing is being left un- done to make this affair the biggest brightest and best ever attempted by this club.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
Jew Must Be Reused to
Own Religious Ideals
DIR. WM. S. FRIEDMAN SAYS THIS
Is GREATEST NEED OF THE
PRESENT CRITICAL PERIOD.

DIR. Wm. S. Friedman returned Wed
nesday morning from short ca stern
trip. where he attended meetings in
Cleveland and New York in the inter
est Of the National Jewish Hospital of
which he is n vicc-president. and aiso
the president of the Board of Local
Managers. DIR. Friedman reports that
many improvements will he made at
the hospital for which the sum OF
$4,000 has been appropriated. The
Central Jewish Aid society of Denver
asked from the hospital, was unani
mously granted. This subvcntion had
been somewhat curtailcd last year but
will now be given in full
'The wave of anti-Semitism thru
Ford's paper says DIR. Friedman, "is
continuing but the Christian preachers
over the country are combating it iE
speaking against it. This is arous-
ing the Jew to the realization that his
vital concern is religion. 1t has
awakened the Jewish leaders and
thinkers thruout the land to the in-
portance of again bringing religion
home to the Jew
THE main thing for our own pre-
Servation. for our own sclf-rcspcct.
and to gain the esteem of the world.
continued DIR. Friedman lis to realize
the inspiration of our religion. Mater
ial gains get us no where, ana Will
only rouse jealousy.
Jews are not united nowhere in
the world are they united. neither can
it be said they are Il race. for the
chronological status of the Jewish race
is very problematical. It is also Il
mistake to emphasize nationaliSm.
THE conditions of the Jews in Eu-
rope is appalling ana American Jews
must pour ont their money like water
to save them. Palestine. the latest
refuge for the oppressed should he
given help % aid those who seek safe
ty there.
"Ore thing emphasized the DR..
Friedman. only one thing is vital-the
religious ideals of the jew. Without
these he will sink This is the spirit
nal message which the jew must hold
in the foreground. he must still hol!
alOft the ideals of one God and one
humanity under freedom, justice and
love. These he has shown to tn"
world. and everything else is inconse-
duential This is the goal mt which
all civilization is aiming today. Il:
has not yet been attained but that
alone is the ideal which will bring
peace and happiness to the world.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
LETTER OF SYMPATHY.


Denver, Colo. Feb. ., 1921.
Mr.. A. shapiro.
Record Keeper, Colorado Tent No.
81.
Dear Sir Knight:
In behalf of Colorado Tent No. 81.
X. O. Il. NJ, we wish to express To
Won our sincere and heartfelt sym
rathy for the great loss Of your be
loved son.
The members of this lodge-one and
all would like to do everything pos
sihlc to help you. in this. your hour of
bereavement Altho the pen "a poorly
express the deep sympathy we wish to
convey. we desire that You should
snow that our Brothcrly Love is with
you.
Sincerely and Fratcrnally yours,
Colorado Tent No. 81. X. q. 4. NJ.
]. WOLEF,
l.. wANDEL.
A., GROSSMAN.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
HARMONY LODGE TO HAVE EN-
TERTAINMENT.

Harmony Lodge No. 155 I. o. B. s.,
will celebrate its Goth anniversary
Feb. 18th 1921, S p. III. with an elabor-
ate entertainment. Mr.. ii. Il. Klein
chairman of affairs, has arranged .
splendid program. Refreshments will be
served by the committee. The program
will include the Misses Kessler. sis
terS, in vocal and instrumental num-
bers. Miss Gladys TART a-piano solo :;
Miss E. Brilliant, fancy dancing; Miss
Florence Keller, vocal numbers; Miss
Adeline Wcltman, toe dancing. and Mr..
L. Feingold the popular Jewish come
dian and his accompanist. Mr.. A.
lsraelski will open the meeting to all
members and friends and for those
who wish to become members he will
give the history of the lodge during
the past 20 years. Other prominent
speakers will address the gathering.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
DENVER HEBREW INSTITUTE
PURCHASE GROUND FOR BUILD
ING.
Lots Bought ut ColfaX and Meade in
Best Section of West COifaN Dis
trict

After II year of hard work the Den
YER Hebrew Institute is jubilant, for it
secs the realization of its dreams. It
will have n Home.
\ long step in that direction was
taken when the report of the committee
on lots reported that 10 lots at Col
fax Ave. and Meade street have been
purchased. This is in one of the most
desirable locations of the West ColfaN
district. Plans for the building will
soon be under way. 1t is proposed to
have an up-to-datc modern social cen.
ter building with every attraction for
the young people. and many for the
older folk.
The large grounds will give oppor-
unity for out door games. tennis.
basket ball. and other activities.
\ public meeting will soon he held
mt which the whole plan will he eN-
planned in detail.
The committee on the dance is also
busy. Tile ID. II. I. Girls will give their
dance February "a. at Progress club.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF DENVER
HEBREW INSTITUTE MEET.

\ meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Denver Hebrew Institute was
held Tuesday. February 1, and the fol
lowing officers We're elected. Presi-
dent, Mrs. II. C. Richman. vice -presi-
dent. Mrs. II. Dveirin: treasurer. Mrs.
J. Goldberg; financial secretary. Mrs.
G. Gellcr, and recording secretary,
Mrs Il. Perlmutter.
Mrs. LutZ announced that she would
give tea Tuesday, Feb II. at her
home at 1870 Irving street. Be sure
to come rs she assures us all Il very
aoOd time.-B. i.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
JUNIOR COUNCIL ACTIVITIES.

The last meeting OF the Junior
Council was held February in the
vestry rooms of Temple Emanuel.
A very attentive audience listened
to Mrs. Ray $. David's talk on so
cial Service Work for Girls Her
talk was very inspiring Mrs. Lillian
Winter. whom the girls all know, gave
Il short informal talk, and Miss Bea
trce Garfein rendered a piano solo.
The meeting then adjourned for so
cial hour.
The first meeting of the Tarlia-
mentary Law class was held NJ East
Denver High school Wednesday eve
ming under the direction of Mr.. VIM.
K. Blumenthal. Any Of the girls wish
ing to join. call Miss Mary Feldman.
Main 30.
The entertainment committee of the
Junior Council. under the direction of
Aimee weichsel. chairman of the
committee. entertained two wards OF
sick boys ut the Recuperation camp.
on Wednesday evening. February >.
Following very enjoyable program
the girls served ice cream. CAKE. ana
candy. which the boys appreciated very
n'uch.
The program consisted of: piano
logue. Ruby Willens violin solo, Ger
aid Frumess jazz dance, Gertrude
Frank: solo dance. Bessie Goldberg
reading. Mary Pepper, vocal solos
Herman Castle and Max Grossman.
The orchestra of the Junior congrc-
cation of Temple Emanuel rendered
several jazz selections which the boys
seemed to enjoy great deal.
The committee desires to thank all
those who helped in making this eli
tertainment success.
Junior Juniors.
The Junior Juniors will hold n meet
ing February Il in the vcstry rooms
Of Temple Emanuel. All girls between
the ages II and II are urged to come
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
THE WEST DENVER SUNDAY
SCHOOL DRAMATIC CLUB.

The West Denver Sunday School
Dramatic club has been organized by
the children of the Sunday school.
The club is made up of 30 children
who have mastered the reading and
writing of YiddiSh.
The rest of the pupils. being 100 in
number are studying hard, SO that
they may join the club.
After brief test, it has been found
that great number of the children
possess talent. and IA Purm play is be
ing arranged.
The officers of the cluD are: presi'
dent. Alice Rubin; secretary. Jennie
SolOff treasurer. Ida Gardenswartz.
The supervisors are Harry NJ. kauf-
man. and Bessie r. Milstrin. Musical
director. Mr. FinegOld.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
CHELTENHAM NIGHT SCHOOL.

The following is the program which
was held at the Cheltenham night
school on Wednesday, February 2nd.
DIR. c. u. Spivak, lecture on Amer
termination: Russell Kelly, toe dance T;
Rosie Rosenbloom, piano solo: Mary
and Annie Morris. Jewish sketch (;
Miss BurwicS. piano solo; Miss Mary
Estren, piano solo.
Mr.. H. NJ. Kaufman. in bchald of the
League of Jewish Youth. wishes to
thank all those that participated and
hclpcd to make the program sue
CcSs
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
DISCOVERED! IN HEART OF FlF-
TENTH STREET .,llOPPlNG
DISTRICT.
Jewish News Reporter Scoops Import
ant Millinery News of Interest to
Our Fair Readers.

You can't expect other women IL
new shop where millinery of style and
distinction may be bought at moderate
prices. Julius Caesar knew Cleopatra
a long time before he told Mare An
thony about her.
But thanks to the careful observa-
ton of one of our reporters, we be-
lieve we have secured n fashion news
scoop that will interest every member
of the fair scN who reads this paper
The reporter received his first in
PRODUCTION to the new discovery while
riding home upon the street car tn,
other evening. And just to show yo'
girls that you can't trust even an OLD
married man. he admits his eyes lin
Sered more than few minutes on two
surprisingly attractive hhts perched
on the slnartly coiffured heads of tw,
pleasant to look ut misses seated i'll
front of him.
But Sh. the mystery deepens. She
with the smart tangerene colored
candy cloth turban addressed her COM
panion with the flower trimmed gro
de ondre sailor thusly:
What did the girls at the tea think
of your new hat?''
"Oh, they thought it was just darl
ing. And funny, every one of them
thought that | paid at least double
what | told them it COST answered
Miss Gros de Londre sailor.
why, that is exactly what the folks
at home thought about my new hat
said Miss Candy Cloth Turban.
But tell me how did you find the
Godeane Millinery Shop" queried Miss
Gros de Lonrlre Sailor.
We'll, I'll tell you.' said Miss Candy
Cloth Turban, Il had shopped the
whole town over. l didn't care for the
ed the new hat shop. l thought ii
ray. and the hats | did like were en-
lirely too high priced. so rather dis
cOuraged, was walking up 18th street
waiting for my car to come along when
next to Carson's Crockery l discover
ed the new hat shop. / thought il
useless to search for n hat but just
for curiositics sake, l went in to look
around. And what Il surprise greeted
me. l found so many truly distinc
tive hats to choose from at the price
| wanted to pay that l became rather
confused. They we're all so wonderfu.
and the prices so remarkably low
really didn't know which to select. ]
finally made up my mind to take thi:
smart turban.'
Miss Gros de Londre Sailor uttered
short. pleasant laugh. and said, 81
sure am glad you told me about thi'
wonderful store and saved me all tn,
trouble of tiresome shopping around.
Mr. Reporter alighteI from the car
at the next corner. His wife heard
the story that night. The next morn
ing she entered The Godeanc Millinery
Shop at 726 15th-strcct. 1t is need
less to say that she was more than
pleased with the newnesS of style and
great variety of becoming models from
which she finally selected stunning
black visca braid matronly turban.
And So dear friends. we are letting
you in on the secret. Telling you of
the discovery made right i'll the hear
Of the 18th street shopping district
showing that we will save you many
hours of tircs0mc hurrying from store
to store when at the Godeane Millin-
cry shop ut 72G 18th street, you can
secure just the hat you want at the
price You want TO pay.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE EM!AN.
UEL MEETING.

The Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel
will hold its next meeting Monday.
February 18th at 2:3O p. III. Mrs.
Helen Grcnfell will speak on "a
Modern Educator" The music will be
under the direction of Mrs. Edward
A. Cohn and will include group of
songs by Mrs. Phyllis Perrin Lee ac.
companied by Harry Lanbenstein. and
several violin selections by Mrs. A.
Salzcr, accompanied by Mrs. Ed. a.
Cohn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
INNES BOY SCOUT BAND WILL
GIVE CONCERT.

The lines Boy Scout Band. who won
the International Scout Band cham
piouship ut the .Iambouree in London
last year. will give Il Grand Concert
on February 18th next. The concert
is in charge of Benedict Shuhart. as
sisted by Col. J. E. Huchingson, James
Grafton Rogers. and y. Il. Cowen =;
the box scat sales are IN charge of Mr..
Harold Kuuutzc. and Mr.. COwen has
torium. The entire auditorium will he
uSpl
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
Institution of B'naiB'ri
Lodge in Cheyenne
NEW OFFICERS BEGIN IMPORT
ANT WORK IMMEDIATELY.

Last Sunday afternoon Cheyenne
B'nai Birth. was instituted with
charter membership of thirty-eigh'.
Milton L. Anfenger, Past President OF
District Grand Lodge No. .. l. o. B.
B.; Arthur +. Friedman; 2nd vice
president of the District. $. II. 1--WE
tow. David c. Harlem. Simon j.
Heller. and Percy $. Morris. president
of Denver lodge. conducted the ccre-
monies and initiation OF candidates
The ceremonies were held in the
knights of Columbus Hall of that city.
Following the initiation ceremony
the election and installation of of
ficerS We're held The following were
chosen: Louis Lipson. president
Jacob Kranz, vicc-presidcnt Ben
jamin Vissenberg, secretary: Sam
Stark, treasurer: Jacob sherman
monitor; VIM. Vcta. assistant moni-
tor: Edward Left. warden; Louis
Veta. Sam Brollstinc and Joseph Gold
berg. trustees.
President Lipson in accepting til"
presidency. pledged his best efforts to
further the interests of the lodge ami
Order. Short speeches of greetings and
congratulations were delivered by the
Denver visitors. and telegrams eX-
pressing congratulations and felicita-
lions We're read from Samuel Rosen-
field, of st. Louis. president, L. J..
Shanfarber. of Columbus. o., first
vice-president, and Leonard II. Fret
berg. of Cincinnati, secretary of ID. &.
L. No. =. respectively.
In the evening an open meeting was
held. at which Arthur f. Friedman de
livered n forceful and eloquent address
on the aims. objects and the present
work of the Order. This was followed
by Il short address by Milton l.. An.
fenger. A reception and dancc, which
lasted until midnight, concluded this
memorable event in Cheyennes Jew
,sh circles.
The charter members of Cheyenne
lodge are: Louis Iipson, Sam Stark.
JdcpD NraHZ, Joc Staih, sum pioh-
stine, Meyer Schwartz. Benjamin Wis
senberg. Harry Shumun, Sam Shuman,
Jacob Sherman. Vim. Neta, Morris
Goldstein. Louis Veta. Sam Vcta, Nor
ris Pasternick. Joe Marchick. VIM.
Friedman, Louis Goldstein, Joseph
Goldberg. Sol. STARK. Jack Asrican, a.
| +. Harris. Isaac Sincher, VIM. Sincher
| Herman Pasternack, Jacob J. MeltZ. L.
p. Levitt, J. Udevitz. Harry schwartz
| Morris Krulak, Isadore Davis. Harry
| Leon Edward Left, Max Bodner Louis
| Sternberg, Harry Gross. Allen Gold
| farb. Herman Il. Cohen.
The members show cagerness and
enthusiasm to make the lodge n sue.
cess. and the new link in the claim o.
the B'nai B'rithdom promises to
prove strong.
The first matter of Importance OF
which the lodge took comgnizance was
a bill presented to the Wyoming lee.
islature in reference to the teachine;
of any other language than English in
any school \ committee of three was
appointed to endeavor to have said
bill amended, so that it would not ap-
oily to the teaching of Hebrew as a
part of the religious training Of jew
ish children.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
YAD ALIAS AUXILIARY TEA.

An enjoyable time was had by all
the guests ut tea given by Mrs. Sam
Weiner at her home 2S25 West 34th
avenue for the benefit of the 1ad
Ahas Auxiliary. 1t proved to be n
great success financially as well rs
socially.-F. NJ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
SHEARITH ISRAEL LADIES' AUN
Hilary TO GIVE TEA.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Shearith
Israel will give Tea ut Daniels and
Fishers Tea room. Tuesday. February
~. A regular meeting of the Auxiliary
will be held in the Synagog. at 10th
and Lawrence streets, Wednesday.
February %
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09

A company has been formed here to
End of London. At present Jewish
productions are shown only in the
heart of the East End.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09

DR.. Martin A. Never. of Temple
Emanuel, San Francisco Cal, is in
Mt. Zion Hospital, that city, recover
ing from surgical operation which
lie underwent recently.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09

Word has reached Denver that Dr..
Stanley Eichbcrg was successfully
operated on in Philadelphia Wednes-
day. and is progressing favorably. Dr.
Robert Levy who accompanied him
east is expected home Friday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
LADIES' AID TO BETH ISRAEL
HOSPITAL AND HOME.

The card party given by the Ladies'
Aid to Beth Israel Hospital and Home
was great success. Denver Jcwry
was well represented in the large mum
Ter of women present. The hosteSSeS
succeeded most admirably in provid-
ing for their guests pleasure and com
fort.
pital and Home are completing ar
rangements for Big purim dance
and card party. March 10, at Progress
club. Reserve the date
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09

In sad and loving memory of our
beloved husband and father David II.
Hayutin, who departed this life Feb.
9th. 1919. Sadly missed by wife and
children.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
THE WINDSOR FARM DAIRY.

Delivers early and prU.nptly. Pure
and health giving milks and creams.
from healthy COWS. Get un our route.
Call main 5136
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09

Orthodox Jewish congregations in
Pittsburgh, Pa, have formed an as
sociation to be known as the Union of
Orthodox Congregations for Pitts
burgh and vicinity.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09

Paris-Chief Rabbi Sylvan Levy of
Paris received the cross of the Legion
of Honor for his war services.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
In Menoriano

In loving remembrance of our dear
husband and father Benjamin Luh.
who entered into eternal life. February
-, 1920.
MRS. CELIA LUB AND CHILDREN.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
Local NeUs
Bnai Birth lodge meets in regular
session Sunday morning.

Mr.. George A. Levy will deliver an
address before the Menorah Society on
Sunday evening. February 18th at the
Adams hotel. His subject will be
Public Opinion"
During February and March Mr.
Levy will deliver Il number of al
dresses before the Mems clubs Of sew
eral of the Protestant churches IN
Denver.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09

Conversation is the Image of tho
mind; rs the man, so is his speech.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09

More than no business men and
merchants ON Larimcr street orghhlZ
ed n club. to be known as the Mer-
chants club. The object of the new
organization is to promote the wei
fare of the business mcn on Larimef
street. The officers elected are: Marx
Moses, president: Will Kirk, vice pres
ident: \. Medaris, secretary; Max
Schradsky. treasurer; NJ. Werdeshclh'
Joe Goalstonc. Bert Swanson aud M
Millesou, trustees.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09

See that your ncighbor subscribcs to
the Jewish News.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09

The Great Western Tire Company
1T 1863 broadway has been purchase.
hy Mcssrs. Morris Winter and Abe
Rothberg. two active energetic Denver
yOun mon.