New Britain herald., 1925-12-09
1. O. O. B. AUXILIARY
 CONTENTION OPENS
Delegates From New England.
 New York and Canada

Delegates from various parts of New England and New York were in attendance at the conference Of the contcderatod auXiliarlcs Of B'nai Birth, District No. l. which opened this morning at 10 o'clock al the Burritt hotel. Rabbi Halas officiated at prayer at the opening of the session this morning and following his invocation Of divine guidance in the deliberations oi the delegates, a business session was held at which delegates were regis tered and preliminary details for tho important business session werc completed
 Mrs. VI. n. NaNc l. Presiding
 The del, gates, numbering about % in all, one hailing from Bangor, Mo. the farthest point to be heard from today, were the guests of the local order at luncheon in the Bur ritt hpful dining room When the visitors and members of the New Britain auxiliary were seated. Pres i1ent Alfred Levitt Of Jehuda Ilalcvl lodge, l. o. B. B., welcomed them to this city and offered the assistance of the members of his lodge during their stay here.
 During the course of the lunch con, musical selections were rem dercd by junior musical trio com posed of Heller Norton. violin; Robert Bcehe, cello, and Louis Chernoff. piano. and vocal numbers were rendered by the l. o. E. B. glee club.
 Following the dinner. Mrs Jo- seph P. Merritt of Hartford, state senator was Introduced as the principle speaker of the day. Mrs. Merritt spoke on the Girl Scout movement and stated that those most interested in the subject were anxious 10 have the people of the Jewish faith instruct them in the manner in which their children sould bs treated at the various scout camps. She urged the mcm- bers of the auxiliary 10 take an in terest in the movement and to in struct their children so that they would grow up healthy women. She said that the scout movement wanted to have good physical bodies for the girls and boys with out interfering in the least with the spiritual side of their being. Her address was heartily applauded.
 The delegates and visitors were then invited on a sightseeing trip about the city. Various points Of interest were shown them, the most interesting being an inspec- tiou of the state normal school on Stanley street made at the invita- ton of Principal Marcus White.
 At 2;30 o'clock, the delegates again assembled for q business sos- sion which is scheduled to come tC q close at o'clock.
 Ine program BS lOllO"S'
 10 a. m.--Opening of conference,
 Prayer by Rabbi IIadas.
 10-12-Mccting.
 12-12;1O-Address Of welcome by
 Alfred Levitt, president, Jehuda
 lTalevi lodge, No. ilG.
 i@:10-1:1O-Lunchoon.
 l;4o-2.3O -- Automobile trip for
 visitors.
 @.30-5:0o--Mecting. During the aft
 ernoon meeting an address by Eab-
 hi Gershon Hadas on the "World
 Court"
 a:oo-Tea party for visitors an(
 members.
 a.%o ?. m.-Formal ball. Musica s"lrctions during the evening by
 Emma x. Miller, piano, and Ben
 iamin Rosenberg, violin.
 officers of Local IiranCh
 Officers Of inc local branch are Miss Edith Hosin, presid"nt; Mrs William Lcikon. vicc.presidcnt; Mrs Nathan Schooler. secretary; Nils: Anna N'lItt-'' iir 'l''N'il' 'l Q
 Members of tho reception commit ice: Mrs. Alfred Levitt, chairman Nrg. ]. Lash. Mrs. \. Schooler, Mrs William Lciken, Mrs &. ". David son, Mrs. A. ]. I.c'rnthal. Mrs. D. L Nair. Mrs H. Appoll, Miss Emm. Miller, Mrs ]. r. Levy. Mrs. Gcorg' LoWit
 Inncn5on committee: Miss Arn' Weinstcin. Ms. C. Bcrson, Mrs Rlchman, Ms Y. Levine, Miss Sal Iv Crol Miss rlua Gogir, Mrs. J StcklicE, Mrs. J. Eissnberg. Mrs HromberC
 Tea commitfc,. Mrs, B. Sosa1' Miss D. pro'ass, Miss F. Rayor MiS {. Gourson. Nils, r;. Miller. Miss A iosonborr. Ms 4. Goldsmith, Mrs " q LoWj''. Yrs. \. IitmaO, Mrs ". Conrn. Ms M Hachnan,
 raW romm."r0. Mrs N. l. S1&f Nisq Eauh ro-'n. Mrs. William lrjEsu, "~e. N1'laN Schoo'"r, Mis Anna WsHs'.~.
 paur. comm"co: Sarah r. Crol