Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29
HADAssAH oHAPrER HELD


MUSICALE AND. LUNCHEON |
Norwich chapter Of Hadassah held a
most successful musical programme and
luncheon Sunday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Taylor,
No. PIG Broadway. Eighteen tables,
each accommodating six guests, were
laid in the dining room. The color
scheme was very attractive. Rabbi Max
Stamm gave the opening address,, IN /
which he thanked Mr.! and Mrs. Taylor
for their generosity IN Offering their
home for so worthy a purpose In HIS
reply the host Welcomed his guests IN his
wife's and his own behalf, and aceepted
the office OF chairman for the eEen!ng.
With the singing OF the national an
them and the Jewish song @HAtiAcoh' the
evening was formally opened. A most
entertaining musicale followed IN which.
Professor CHRISTOPHER, q young violirist
who has recently gfaduate ed from the
Verdi conservatory in Naples, italy, and
| Miss Cipa Rosenberg participated. Tbs
after dinner speaker was Reuben, Tay-
lor, a Hartford attorney, and brother OF
the host. In his papacity as chairman OF
| the Zionist district Conrec.icut. he gave
= most interesting address oE{ the ma
| t,onal Hadassah in general. the connec-
! ticut Hadassah IN particular, 5snd the
| highly communicable work Of the Nor
wich chapter in detail. ~
| Rabbi ]. N. Rosenberg followed with
an Interesting story IN which he traced
the ideal position OF women n Jewish
! history from the earliest ages. to the
present time, and closed with the hope
that the women OF Norwich Will realize
their privilege and carry on: the noble
work for which Rose Kaplan and others
| have sacrificed their lives.
A successful sale was then held IN
which the many beautiful articles do
mated by members OF the chapter added
| to the success Of the evening. With Mr.
Thune in charge. this section Of the wori.
raised the net profits to something over
$500. W. =. ~
j The programme was as follows. Ele-
gle. Massanet, c. Rosenberg, Prof. Chris
topher. Henry La Fonta!ne; Koi Nidrei
Bruck, Prof. Christopher. Mr.. La Fon.
tame; Gypsy Airs. Gardner, Prof Chris
topher, Mr. La Fontaine Like Dream
| (Iartha) Won Fiotow, Cipa Rosenbers
(song), Mr. La Fontaine Foscino Slave
Didla, Prof Christopher. Mr.. La Fon'
tame; From the Canebrslse,, ,Larasate
Prof. Christopher. Mr. La Fohtafae.
The hostesses, under the general chair
manship of Mrs.. J. n. Rosenberg, were
Mrs. Frank Hertz, Mrs. George Kapian
Mrs Simeon Rosano, Mrs Joseph n
Lakin. Mrs. Reuben AlexandeS, Mrs. Alb.
! ner Schwartz, Mrs Simon Solomon Mrs
Theodore Lowenoerger, Mrs. Abraham
Kadish. Miss Anna Sadinssxy.. Mrs. Her
man Sears. Mrs. Alex Silverrnan. Mrs
Michael Levine, Mrs. Abraham ,Abiemsn
Mrs. Louis Pollock. Mrs. Ike BeciSen
stein. Mrs. I. H. Mandeii. afrs. Eosep4
N. Rosenberg. Mrs. Samuel Taylor.
Those who donated articles for tnt
sale were: Mrs. Kapian. MIS- NJ! Levin
the Misses gladden., Miss. Mildred Hell
Ter. Mrs. NJ. Thune. Mrs Rosenbe-g, Mrs
Solomon, Mrs. Lain. Mrs. Tennen. Mrs
Leno, Mrs. Be-kenstein and Miss Green
berger. r..
Mrs. Rosano. at. the. close of the enter
ta.nment. presented Mrs. Taylor an,
Mrs. J. n. Rosenberg with quaint hand
made flower vases.
The committee in charge voiced theii
| appreciation Of the loan Of tables ana
chairs from the Plaut-cadden company
Schwartz Bros, Church & Allen and C
A. eager, Jr. -