The Washington times., 1923-05-12
SOCIAL
SERVICE AIM
Of MEETING
Welfare Leaders Gather. in
Capital for Annual Con-
ference.

Social welfare leaders Of the
United States gathered in Wash
ington today for the annual meet
ing of the National Conference. OF
Jewish Social Service, which opens
in the Washington Hotel tomor-
row.
A brief business session will be
held at o'clock, while the formal
opening session Will begin at $50
O'Clock Albert D.. Lasker, chair
man of the United tSates Shipping
Board, will deliver the address OF
welcome.
Miss Frances Taussig, president
Of the conference, is to speak on
Changing Ideals in Jewish Social
Work" A program of Jewish mu"
sic is to be given by Miss Elizabeth
Gutman, accompanied by Sylvan
Levin. Prayer will be offered by
Rabbi Abram Simon. Mrs. Charles
Goldsmith, chairman of the Wash
ington committee, will preside.
Will Report on Training.
The principal event of the gen.
eraI session on Monday morning
Is DR.. Julius Drashcler's report for
the committee on training. Lunch
con meetings of sectional groups
will be held at noon. Speakers are
Miss Della Katzenstein, Miss Julia
Felsenthal, Mrs. Jacob MechlouitZ,
DIR. L. 3. Bernstein and DIR. Isaac
B. Berkson.
The general theme of the after
noon session will be Community
organization" Solomon Lowenstein
presiding. Addresses are to be de-
Iivered by Maurice B. Hexter, Ben
Rosen, Harry L. Glucksman and
Hyman Kaplan.
Simultaneous with this session in
the Salon des Nations Of the hotel,
meeting on 1.-THE Small Com
munity" will be. held in the Rose
Room. George w. Rabinoff, Of
Indianapolis, is to speak on recent
developments in the field, to be FOL
Rebecca Affachiner, of Hartford,
Conn. Reports will be made at
this time by Miss Affachiner, Mrs
Ray S. David, Miss Julia FelsenthaI,
Miss Helen Grodinsky, Leo Hexter,
Mrs. Javob Mechlouitz, Maurice
Taylor and Mrs. s. Weinstock.
At 4:30 o'clock will be held a
joint meeting of the transportation
committee and 1.-THE family" when
Lyman Kaplan, Miss Elinor BaIck-
man and George Rabinoff will
speak.
Solomon Lowenstein will present
"An Analysis and Program" at
a meeting on community organiZa-
ton Monday night.
Speakers for the Tuesday sessions
include DIR. Jacob H. Hollander,
Paul Blanchard, Jacob M. Moses,
Samuel Schaeffer, Jacob Kepecs,
Miss Dora S. Spira, Miss Alice L..
Seligsberg, Samuel Rabinovitch,
Louis Hurwich, Ben Rosen, Maurice
Il Hexter, DIR. A. A. Goldenweiser,
Max Senior, and DR.. Boris d.
Bigen.
The Wednesday meeting will be
held in Baltimore, where the con-
ference will be the guests Of the
Baltimore Community at the Subur-
ban Club.
The day will open with a
memorial meeting for Louis H.
Levin. Speakers for the day are
Samuel A. Goldsmith, Charles Zun.
ser, Miss Celia Razovsky, Miss
Sarah Schaar, Solomon Lowenstein,
Mrs. Gertrude M. Dubinsky, DIR.
David Fichman, Mrs. Jacob Mech
louitZ, Samuel Schaeffer and
Maurice Taylor.
Members of Committee.
The Washington committee,
headed by Mrs. Goldsmith, has as
vice chairmen Mrs. Adolph Kahn
and Mrs. Alexander Wolf, and the
members are Lee Baumgarten,
Rudolph B. Behrend, Harry Franc,
Charles A. Goldsmith, Mrs. Edwin
Hahn, Mrs. Edward Heidingsfeld,
Paul Himmelfarb, Gus j. KarEer,
Mrs. Louis Kronheimer, Mrs. Harry
Lewis, Mrs. r. b. II. Lyon, Simon
Lyon, Gerson Nordlinger, Mrs.
Simon l.. .Nye, Julius |. Peyser,
Maurice ID. Rosenberg, Mrs.
Leonard Schloss, Harry Sherry, DIR.
Abram Simon, Mrs. Abram Simon
Aline e. Solomons, Louis e.
Spiegler, Judge Milton Strasburger.
Joseph l.: Topper, Joseph A. VIII.
ner, Alexander Wolf and Simon
Wolf,