The Washington herald., 1922-10-29
new HEBREW HONE
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: OF a5y9O0 DRIVE
Simon Wolf Speaks at
Mass Meeting Opening
Campaign Today.

A mass meeting in the Interest
of the drive for s15o.ooo for the
benent of the proposed Hebrew
home for. the aged and hospitai
will be held at the Eighth street
Temple. Eighth street between II
and streets northwest. at
O'Clock tonight
According to the committee in
charge of the drive. Mrs. Charles
Goldsmith, chairman. the need for
a home and hospital Is impera-
tive-the aim OF the committee be-
ing to provide a building large
enough to comfortably house all
applicants.
A large plot of ground at the
corner of Spring road and
Thirteenth street northwest. was
bought in the spring. To COM
plete payment on this and erect
the necessary buildings a sum of
at least s15e.eeo will have to be
raised With this sum in hand a
fully equipped home. With a ca
paeity of about thirty beds. Will
be erected. A place OF worship
for visitors and inmates will ad-
Join the main building.
At the meeting to be held to-
night the speakers will be as fol-
lows: Simon Wolf. Rabbi George
Silverstone and Mrs. Charles Gold
smith. The opening prayer will be
delivered by Rabbi J. T. Loeb. and
vocal selections will be rendered
by Rev. Shefferman and family.
NJ ID. Rosenberg will preside.
Sigma Phi Gamma will give a
straw ride next Tuesday night.
Thirty-nve members of the society
will take part in the ride. which
will have Piscataway is it's desti-
nation. 4 supper followed by a
dance will be given at the Mary
land suburb.
Members of the advisory COM
mIttee Of Wilson Normal Com
munity Center will meet Tuesday
night at O'Clock for a round
table discussion.
Onicers of the Gospel Mission.
21s Four-and-a-Half street north
west. are holding a campaign to
raise more funds to carry on their
benevolent work for the winter
season.
The Kingpin bowling alleys. due
to be the largest in the East. will
open at Fourteenth and Monroe
streets in about a month.
Eight new members have been
admitted to the Mount Pleasant
branch of the W. C. T L. The
list includes Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Raymond Mrs Iva Stout Mrs
Moore. Mrs Wright. Mrs. NJ. worrell.
Mrs. Tyndall and Mrs. J. Ross.
Prof Anna T Renshaw will lee
ture on Public Speaking for Women
at the Thomson Community Center.
Twelfth and l. strets northwest.
Wednesday night. at s o'clock. She
will discuss the mental and physical
equipment necessary for women who
engage in public speaking. telling
especially of the value of poise and
carriage.
The proper method Of developing
these attributes by use Of musical
pantomIme accompanied by classical
FOmpOSltlOnS on NlCJrOld reCOTuS
will be demonstrated. All women are
invited to attend.
The literature section of the
Women's Club of Chevy Chase met
Friday evening at TIE home of
Mrs A. NJ Ashley on Melrose
street. Readings on present day
novels and novelists were rem
dered by appointed members of the
club.
Mrs Luther Young. captain of
Girl Scout Troop No. 41. announces
the troop has sixty-one girls en-
rolled. The meetings are held every
Friday afternoon at the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church at $3.50 o'clock
Community singing will be con-
ucted by Prof. Robert f. Lawrence.
New York City and Washington.
very Monday night at the f. V.
rown School. This is one of the
bree places in the city where COM
unity singing is held.