The Denver Jewish news., 1925-05-21

creation In Kansas city win be the
principal speaker at the synagogue Re.
union. sunday, May ~ at Gp m.
/ Rabbi Cohen Is president of the Mia.
western branch of the United Synagog-
] ne NJ America. II is his first appear
0ncr In Denver and the mcmhcrs Of the
synagogue will be- glad or the opportun,
/ lty 10 hear so able, So scholarly and -o
distinguished speaker
Synagogue Reunion
! The members of The congregation are
urged 10 make early reservations for
| the Reunion Dinner Dance 10 he held
in the beautiful Synagogue hall room,
/ sunday, May -, at q p. IN. Under the
chairmanship Of Mr. D. Schwartz,
many unique features are planned to
emphasize the various activities Of the
| synagogue Mrs. Simon ] Heller re-
ports that ably supported by her var
| lOuS committees. the Ladies' Auxiliary
had its most successful year Because
Of their initiative the Synagogue Ball
room Is already der0ratcd-the most
beautiful synagogue assembly room In
the city and the synagogue pulpit Is
Cnrpetel and rcfurnishcd. The club
activities have been most cncrEetlcauy
carried ont under Mr. Samuel NJ. Gold
berg and Mr.. Louis Hollerstein. As
president Of the Synagogue Mems club,
Mr. l.. Z. Shuteran reports the most
active year Of this large. influential,
growing brotherhood. Prof. A. ID. Kap-
Ian will he the toastmIster Of the eve
ming The committee Of arrangements
promises a catered. Kosher dinner with
toastS and music to set on the clever
unique stunts Of the evening. Phone
your reservations Immediately 10 Mr.
Samuel NJ Goldberg Z and G. building.
Many gifts to the synagogue will be
announced. The Dr. and Mrs Lewis l.
Miller Award for Service will be pre-
scented during the dinner to the syna-
gOgue member most deserving Of this
signal honor There will be no solici-
tations Of funds at the banquet or at
the dance,
Baccalaureate Sermon.
/ This Saturday morning there will be
given the Baccalaureatc Sermon 10 the
! graduating class. Services begin at o
o'clock. All the members Of the Junior
congregation are urged to attend. Can
tor G. Kwartin will oficiate, assisted
by the Junior Congregation choir, under
the leadership Of Mr. L. Feingold.
Services
Services are held daily at the syna-
gogue at q 40 in the morning and every
evening at sunset. The early services
on Friday-KabbOlat Shabboth at
sunset The late Friday services are
closed for the season. Saturday morn
ing services begin at O'Clock. The
Chevra MishnayOth meet under the
leadership of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Levy at four
sabbath Mincha at five thirty. Sho-
losh Seudoth at six. Ma'ariv held at
sunset Last Saturday Mrs. Simon j.
Heller was hostess to the Sholosh Seu.
doth club, and Mrs. Sam Rosenberg,
will be hostess this Saturday afternoon
Denver Hebrew School
The officers of the Denver Hebrew
| school are planning to have a free sum
mer school during vacation weeks this
year as in the past years. Parents who
wish to register their children for the
summer must do so on Monday, May
%, at o'clock
When Judge Rosalsky turned over
the five hundred thousand dollars check
given to him as birthday gift TO the
Jewish Education Association of New
York, he said these words: 1T has
often been repeated tonight, that Jew
ish Education has been my fayorite
communal activity these many years
That is the fact. 1t is to me the be-
ginning and the end of all our efforts,
both for the preservation and the pro-
gressive creatiyeness of our people. To
be born Il jew is merely an advantage
Gus beginning for acquiring Judaism.
But Judaism must be acquired it
must be absorbed; it must be supplied
to the child in the home, in its environ
ments, and in the religious school
particularly the latter-must make up
for it. The Jewish religious school is
cur last fort, and all those who are far
seeing will agree with me that on this
all our efforts mulst be concentrated"
Religious School
The closing exercises of the Syna-
gogue Religious School were held Sun
day evening, May II, at 7:3O 1t was
the most successful event in the history
Of the Synagogue School. Miss Celia
Morris presided. Brief talks were given
by Rabbi C. II. Kauvar; Mr.. Theodore
Epstein, president of the Alumni, and
Miss Gertrude Hayutiu, representing |
the high school department.