The Denver Jewish news., 1922-03-01
LUNCHEON FOR JEWISH WOMEN
FOR RELIEF OF WAR VICTIMS.

w az N.tihl''''>h ~ r@'' ''''' r.
liminary arrangements with ii lunch
con at the Albany hotel under the di-
rcction of Milton NJ. Schaycr. chair,
man OF the general committee. Her.
hert Rawlinson of moving picture fame
spoke briefly enthusiastically eInpha2inc
the ever ready help given 10y the movie
world to all charities, not only with
money hut by the individual in con
;inuai benefits. NO man or woman
with red blood in their veins could
PASS this up. he said and in con
,iusion appealed 10 the ladies' to for
get vanity. "lct the DIAMOND go" come
down to hard cold facts and emulate
the example Of Mr.. -Adolph Zukur and
Mr.. VIM. Fox. the chairmcn of New
York Quotas, TO put it over.
Admiration and gratitude were
strangely interviewer when the
first subscription heading the list for
the Jewish women was one hundred
dollars given by Mr. Rawlinson him
self.
Mr.. Schaycr briefly outlined the plan
of organization, the pertinent question
being to stimulate the ladies' urging
them to bring home the great need of
absolute concentration TO The work be-
fcrc them.
Mr.. J. b. White the executive sec
rotary. from the y. VI. G. 4. said the
army was S5fo complete. and by next
Wednesday the organization would
reach 24O men. publicity must be wide
ly given and money gathered in.
Mrs. Lillian Winter. chairman of
Ladies' committee appealed to her
captains. advisory board and to hci
co-workeri to work together as one
Jewish army She asked that one
hundred girls he selected to net as
ushers at the big mass meeting Sunday
night. March 9Th.
DIR. Horace l.. Wolf of Rochester
New York. who has just returned from
Europe will he the principal speaker
Just M interesting and important Will
hc the address by Miss Irma May
who will convince the people that the
slircSt way to cure this great distress
l.. to remove the cause and this can
md will he done il our women and
men working hand and hand will slim
ulate and arouse into activity the great
need of not only rcaching our quote
hut over subscribe it. and apply what
Arthur Brisbane says. Think that
over. as yen read attack on Jews
They win because they work
Saturday Mt twc!vc-Gftecn the lndic"
will be the guests Of thc men at their
luncheon at the Albany. Mr.. Miles
Goldstcin from St Louis will speak
and give the committees valuable in
formation.
The following is n list of the Jew
ish women who will aid campaign for
relief of war victims and pOgroms in
eastern Europe.
Mrs. Lillian W. Winter. Mrs. Michael
J. Baum, Mrs Morris Cohn. Mrs. Meyer
strauss. Mrs. S. Wolf. Mrs. NJ. ID. Bar
nett, Mrs. Nate Cohn. Mrs. Michael kii-
stein, Mrs. NJ. Grubin, Mrs. Benedict
Shuba TT. Mrs. ID. II. Simon. Mrs. O. NJ.
Sherc, Mrs Leo Guggcnheim, Mrs. j.
Silversmith, Mrs. NJ. s. Radetsky. Mrs.
f c. Garlett. Mrs. W. $. Friedman,
Mrs. Sam Kohn. Mrs. David Lehman.
Mrs. Samuel Lehman, Mrs. Geo. Har-
ris. Mrs. Louis Adelman. Mrs. VIM. De-
gan, Mrs. Louis Degan, Mrs. Adolph
Norris. Mrs. Ben Grimes. Mrs. j. Wall
brun. Mis- May Bell Herman. Mrs. a.
NJ Hyman. Mrs. \. Mayer, Mrs. Nate
Rotschild. Mrs. Leo Cohn. Mrs. Tar
tarsky. Mrs. Ray Kuchai. Mrs. Ellis
Baskin, Mrs. b. Shriaberg. Mrs. l.. I.
Miller, Mrs. NJ. l. Strauss, Mrs. Max
Goldberg, Mrs. a. Tober. Mrs. NJ. Robin
son. Mrs. III. Robinson, Mrs. Max BrOn-
stein, Mrs. Max Hayutin. Mrs. S. Ehrie,
Mrs. Vim. Timbel. Mrs. a. Grossman,
Mrs. Hurry Levy. Mrs. III. Nachis, Mrs,
C. Pooley. Mrs. VIM. Ring. Mrs. ii. Il,
Dveirin. Mrs. =. Prayer, Mrs. d.
Schwartz. Mrs. y. MlnoWltA, MrS' -
Brodsky. Mrs. Morris Millstein, AIRS
Alex Gross. Mrs. David Gross. Mrs. II
Weiss, Mrs. b. Landers. Mrs. Max kra-
yatz, Mrs. 4. Miller, Mrs. l. Sherman
Mrs. J. Millstein, Mrs. NJ. Goldstone
Mrs. X. Barnett, Mrs. b. Schwayder
Mrs. II. Roscauer. Mrs. Exstein, Mrs
Phillip Miller. Mrs. Henry Faber, Mrs
u. Fleischer. Mrs. Morton David, Mrs
Adolph Abrams, Mrs. David Harlem
Mrs. Max Schayer, Mrs. Milton AMEN
ger. Mrs. Herman Bendix, Mrs. Chas
Greenclay. Mrs. Chas. Keepers, Mrs. ID
Gurl.tt, Mrs. NJ. +. Marshack, Mrs
David Block. Mrs. Max Michaclson
.lrs. II. Polish Mrs. j. l.. Mortimer