Evening journal., 1922-05-22
Open JEWISH
BAZAAR TODAY
City, State, Government Or
hcials TO Be Present on
First Night
SENATOR DUPONT
SENDS IVY PLANTS

SENDS IVY PLAN
An army of workmen and work
women we're busy today at the Audi
l torium, Eleventh street near Madi
son. putting the finishing touches t'
1.-The Jewish Community Bazaar
which will omen tonight.
United States Senator DUPONT
has sent word that he will attend
as also have Mayor and Mrs. Har-
vev. Senator Ball and Governor
Dennev also may be present and
members OF City Council and heads
of the various municipal depart
ments have accepted invitations TO
attend.
Surprises are in store for the
thousands who will participate in
the exposition this week. The ex-
hibit of the Wilmington Harbor
Commission alone. will be something
Of an "eye-opener," scenically. while
the wilmington Community Service
has arranged a demonstration OF
what the playground means to the
child that will arouse the interest OF
all parents.
Senator dupont has donated 20
ivy plants grown in the Government
Botanical Gardens. Washington; also
seven choice ivy plants brought
from battlehelds in France.
Nothing has pleased the bazaar
and workers more than
the splendid endorsements received
OF their efforts to provide the city
with a Jewish Community Center.
The latest OF these was made public
Saturday night. Il came from Rt.
Rev. Philip Cook, Bishop OF the |
Episcopal Diocese OF
Delaware, and reads:
Chairman of the Jewish Com
nunity Center.
wilmington. Delaware.
'SThe Jewish Community Bazaar
which will be held for the purpose OF |
in Wilmington a proper
Jewish Community Center will.
lope and believe, meet with the re-
ponse on the part Of the people Of
he city that such an effort deserves.
)ur aims for a proper American eiti-
enship ought to be and l believe
re much the same but those lessons
re best learned where the condi-
ions are most congenial and the at
nOsphere OF the Community Center
re most sympathetic TO our family
nd religious training. very sin
erely hope that your effort will be
.ttended with success.
Cordially yours.
(Slgned) Philip Cook"
Not only will this be the opening
light but II will be "Studebaker /
light" when awards will be made TO
isers OF that make OF cara. az fol-
ows:
First, to the driver OF the oldest |
who attends; second, for |
the Studebaker coming the longest !
distance to the bazaar; third. for the
conveying the largest
single party to the exposition. and
fourth for the newest Studebaker on
hand.
The awards will consist OF car
and. as far as possible. !
he recipients. be allowed TO |
make a choice.
There is reason 10 believe the art
nd needlework display will surpass
nything in its line ever before
hown in Wilmington. This feature
as been entrusted TO the care OF
le local section of the Council of
swish Women. under direction Of
RS. James J. Cohen. Weeks have
zen given TO assembling a collec-
on OF handiwork.
The cake booth will be under the
re OF Mrs. Jacob Faber. president
the Sisterhood Of the Temple of
nth. Mrs. Faber is being assisted
? Mrs. A. Gordon. r. White. NJ. D.
bland, Mrs. Aaron Finger, Mrs. 4.
srtha Rossman,7 Mrs. b. +. Var
7sky. i. o. Berman. Miss Beatrice :.
'rman. Mrs. Aaron Levitt and Mrs.
Lvfd M. Rachlin.
The CHECK -your-baby booth"
omises 10 be one of the really
vel features.
An attractively improvised play
pm will be the scene OF many ac- a
tiles IN which children delight. L
mes for the younger tots, fascin- s.
ng stories for the older ones, are
ed on the program. Il
drs. Finger, wife OF the Assistant Il
tie Attorney General is chairman A
the committee IN charge and will
assisted by well known kinder :
ten instructors and by. a capable
includings Mrs. Daniel
chin, Mrs. Ellis Miller, Mrs. Ed
rd Pernhart. Mrs. Ignace Hart,
3. J. Yalisone, Mrs. A. Mann, Mrs.
nry JRcoby.