The Denver Jewish news., 1925-06-18

OF conscientious Workers Tor tne tuf1
pet Fund nor the e5OOOO donation by
the Stone Family given through Mrs.
II. Chcrnoff to the Decoration Fund.
You have ALREADY heard the Treas
uror's report so you know how this
amount Of money has been spent, but
since we are so proud Of what the
expenditure Of this money has ac-
complished, allow us to briefly call
to your attention the outstanding
achievements.
Nearly s50O.00 was given toward
the paying of the teachers Of the sun
day School. S25OO was sent on ac-
count of the Auxiliary Pledge to the
Seminary Drive.
Two chairs were specially built to
conform with the two chairs that
were already in use on the pulpit and
all four stained and upholstered alike.
The cost was S27s5O, but you will all
agree that this was a small amount
for chairs so beautiful and such a
permanent joy.
The pulpit has been carpeted and
you have seen the two beautiful can
delabras made possible by the dona-
tion through Mr.. Chernof. The
Readers lamp was given by Mrs.
Goldman.
Flowers We're provided for the pull
pit on practically every Friday night
and the Auxiliary paid for the dec
Grating of the pulpit for Confirmation
Services.
This stage has been carpeted and
and the beautiful furniture you see
bought, but the biggest thing that
was done for this stage was the pro-
per lighting of IT, This furnishing
and lighting the stage cost Ss23.4O,
which does not include Sli1.7O paid
this year for the back curtains, but
We know you feel that it is worth it,
as we are leaving behind a beautiful
gift for the Synagog.
The last and most beautiful thing
done this year was the decorating of
this Ballroom. It needs no further
comment. Everyone is delighted with
the result.
| As l so quickly enumerated what
seems to be very few completed tasks,
one does not realize the amount of
time and effort it took to accomplish
them. 1t took many days of conscien-
tious deliberation and shopping before
decisions were made, and in this con-
nection no two women deserve more
credit than Mrs. Morris II. Block and
Mrs. NJ. S. Radetsky l personally
thank them in behalf of the Ladies'
, Auxiliary of the B. NJ. II. and recon-
mend them most highly for their good
= taste'and artistic ability.
| To the officers and members Of the
Board of Directors, | extend my graf
: itude for their cooperation.
, To Mrs. NJ. A. Leight and Mrs.
} GersOn Segal, who have served so eff
GENTLY as recording secretaries.
. To Mrs. Lewis I. Miller, who has
, done all and more than has been eX-
. pected of her and always with a
sweet, charming grace, even when she
has been called at the last moment.
To Mrs. Dave Messed, who has been
a most conscientious and capable
treasurer.
To Mrs. Max Grimes whom we miss
today, but whom we will remember
for long time for her very interest
ing programs provided for us this
year.
To Mrs. Nate Cohen for her capa-
BILE management of the Refreshments
at every meeting, and let me take this
moment to thank those members who
were so kind in providing the cakes
during the year.
To Mrs. Sol Segal who served as
chairman Of the Friday night tea
service.
To Mrs. Max B. Goldberg who
brought cheer to the sick.
To Mrs. Max Hayutin as chairman
of the Bible Class.
To Mrs. A. Miller, our conscientious
auditor.
To Mrs. NJ. L. Meyer, chairman of
the Hospitality Committee.
To Mrs. Ariel Stein, who was un-
able to attend meetings, but never
5 theless did her work very faithfully
as to Sabbath Afternoon Social Hos
tess.
To Mrs AlcE Hayutin, chairman of
the Decoration Committee, who had
2 to acquaint the members with its
new committee this year.
To Mrs Sam Pricss, chairman Of
the Publicity Committee, who was al
ways ready and willing to do her part.
To Mrs. Sam Francis and Mrs. Joe