The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-13
Denver Hospitality Wins Praise of JeDish
Consumptiues' Relief Society Delegates

Palace hotel Saturday hiEnt Opehttt the
nineteenth annual convention OF the
Jewish COnsumptivcs' Relief society.
Over two hundred attended the dance
Mrs /. Rnde In her captivating and i'm
pressive manner welcomed the dele
gates. The real order Of business he
gan Sunday morning mt 10 O'Clock at
fhe santinrium, DIR. Philip HiilkOwitx
president Of the relief society presided,
opening the convention with an ad-
dress. Reports Of the various COM
mittees were read. vital statistics OF
the population In the sanitnrium were
given, with report by the Snperin-
tentlent DIR. l.. ID. Bronfin. after which
luncheon for the Delegates was served
IN the st. Louis Ladies' Auxiliary stan
building.
After tour Of inspection. the New
York Ladies' Auxiliary main medical
building &e5O.OOO Gift to the Jewish
Consumptives' Relief society was desli.
Gated that afternoon ut = O'Clock. with
services Mt the ssolnrium Of the J. G.
Il. y. sanstOrium.
The presentation Of the bnilding was
made by Mrs. l.. Bloch. president of
the New York I.a,lies. auxiliary, and
was accepted by Dr. Philip Hillkowitz.
president Of the ]. &. X. S.. following
a program Of speeches and music.
In making the presentation, Mrs.
Blm.h told the delegates to the nine
teenth annual convention, now In ses-
sion here. Of the aim Of the auxiliary
In raising the funds for the erection Of
the building; the work Of the members
of the auxiliary and their nntlring eff
forts In the drive for funds, and the
hopes Of the Organixation> for further
assistance to the society.
Mayer Talks 1t Cerensosy.
The afternoon program was opened
ty music played by the Junior Reserve
hand. under the direction OF Eugene
Lilly. Rabbi II. Kauvar delivered
~ fnyocatIon, which was foiipwesl hy
nm address of weleonse by MI.
-Schwnrts, WIN presided at the meet
inGs 80 s.,ti- ,tr,- = i. t...Yise q, = u.
tstuf. Hale Smith, representing GOV.
ern0r Sweet, Druiscd the members Of
the society for the, great work they
are doing for humanity, and the serv-
Ice the society Is doing for those who
are in need OF assistance. He c0ngrat-
ulatctl the members Of the New York
Ladies' Auxiliary ON their work in pro-,
viding the building fer the sanatorium.
The support of the city and com
munity wns pledged by Mayor Ben
jamin +. stnplcton. In nm address de-
livereti before the delegates at the dedi-
cation exercises. . In high terms. he
spoke Of the good work being done In
nenyer by members Of the society. and
praised the members OF the auxiliary
for the part they had taken In giving
to Colorado smother tulsercular sana-
torium that ranked second to none In
the west.
Many Make Speeches.
Short addresses were made by II
number Of officers OF kindred organi-
zations.. Rabbi W. 8. Friedman. vice
pital for .COnsumptives. brought greet
ings to the workers and patients from
that institution. Greetings from the
St Louis Ladies' auxiliary were given
by Mrs. Morris Frietlman, president Of
that organization. Mrs. Rose Palmer.
president Of the Springfield Ladies'
auxiIiary..of Springfield. Mass. brought
salntations from the New England state
workers. -. fti,frttss.k trt i'i.flt's -
The patients Of the sanatOrium were
represented by 'fsadore. Heifherger, who
told of the good work being done among
the patients by thel membersa OF the
sanatorium staT and how the treat
ments gave the patients another grip
on life made them rec the bright side
r. of their troubles, ands how all helped
to bring about a speedy recovery.
Business Session Is Held.
District Attorney W. L. Boatright,
representing Jefferson county, extend-
cd the well wishes of residents of that
county to the delegates. and pledged the
support of these residents to the work
ers at the sanatOrium. DIR. ]. ID. Bron-
fin, superintendent of the sanatorium,
made short address, In which he OUT
lined the work that had been accom-
plished at the institution. and the plans
for the future.
Delegates Guests at Banquet
Fullest satisfaction with the arrange
ments made by the ]. C. X. s., mem
bers Of the board of trustees was vcic-
ed by the delegates at banquet to the
delegates Sunday evening mt the SAM
torium. Over $50 were present. The
banquet opened with prayer by Rabbi
II. Popkin of New Bedford, Mass. DR..
e n Qnirnk rnud nuuierolls internst-