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The Republican., 1925-10-15
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Glass l, Lynndale, 1st; Sunnyside,
End.
Individual Work.
Map Of Maryland, 1st, no name on
map; Mary Jane Offutt, 2nd.
Essay, Our State" Hazel Nine,
1st; James Lee, End.
Penmanship, Glass A. Margaret
Goss, list; William Porter, End; Betty
Naylor, 3D.
Glass B, Geraldine Nordeck, 1st;
Rosella Hamill, 2nd; Gladys Aron-
halt, Sd.
Painting, Glass B, Lloyd Long, 1st;
Dorothea Sturgiss, 2nd.
Glass c, Mildred Casteel, 1st; Lu-
ellie Ours, 2nd.
Free hand drawing, Glass A, Clyde
Calhoun, 1st; Ray Kloepfel, 2nd.
Class B, Nina Swejtzer, LIST; Wal
ter Killius, 2nd; Lewis LaWton. Sd.
Glass c, Ed Butler, 1st; Virginia
Casteel, 2nd; 7. O. D.. Sd.
Typewriting, Glass c. Millie Brown.
1st; Boyd Payton, End; Marshall
Brown, Sd.
Industrial work, Glass A, Mt. Lake
Park; Class B, Oakland Grammar.
Farm shop exhibit, blue ribbon
d W dI ucu 70 I4SNuSF IlIe IlISl CCNOOi,
Accident High School, Oakland High
School.
Biology exhibit. Oakland High.
Agricultural exhibit, Oakland High.
Painting, Adeline Sincell, 1St; Tom
my Gonder. 2nd.
Industrial work, boy 10 to IA years.
Lewis Jones, 1st; Harris and Winters,
2nd.
Industrial work, girl 10 to Il years,
Gladys Aronhalt, 1st; Gertrude Aron-
halt, 2nd; Mary Lynn McIntire, Alice
Butts, Sd.
Oakland High School
Apple jelly, Evelyn Shatfer, 1st;
Gladys Sanders, End; Blanche Bernel,
Sd.
Elderberry jelly, Cecilia Duke. 1st;
Janet Tower, 2nd; Cecilia Bernel, Sd.
Canned peaches, Louise Lauer, 1st;
Edith Kremer, 2nd.
Canned pears, G. Blackburn.
Canned tomatoes, Mildred Bowers,
1st; |. and L. Kelley, End; Sd.
The Republican., 1925-10-15

Crochet lace, Mrs. NJ. Rodeheaver.
Punch work, Mrs. NJ. Rodeheaver,
1st; Mrs. Thomas Turney, End; Mrs.
A. Salzman, Sd.
Infants sack, Miss Ruth Feaster.
Dress, Miss Margaret Hamill.
Cushion tops, Mrs. Nellie Markley,
1st; ROsalie Pendergast, End.
Aprons, Lucy Jordan, End; Mrs.
Alice Turney, Sd.
Silk Embroidery.
Centerpiece, Mrs. M. Rodeheaver,
1st; Mrs Walter Janoske, 2nd.
Sofa pillow, Mrs. W. A. Custer, 1st;
Mrs. A. Salzman, 2nd; Mrs. Ernest
Liller, 3D.
Table runner, Mrs. Karl Brown, Sd.
Plain Sewing.
Kitchen apron, Mrs. Tassie.
Plain dress, Mrs. w. A. Custer.
Patching and Darning.
Darning, Mrs. Mary Miller.
Infants Wear.
Infants dress. Mrs. c. A. Tower,
1St; Mrs. Paul Naylor, 2nd.
Wool
Cushion tops, Mrs. F. II. Paulie, 1st:
Grace Beeghley 2nd; Mrs. Thomas
Turney, Sd.
Infants set. Mrs. Tassie, 1st; Mrs.
VIM. DeBerry, 2nd.
Quilts and Rugs.
Cotton patch, Mrs. c. c. Beachy,
1st; Mrs. Tracy Bowman, 2nd; Mrs.
c. W. Fraker, Sd.
Crazy quilt, Lutheran Aid Society,
1st; Mrs. G. B. Fields, 2nd.
Plated rag rug, Mrs. Eliza Friend
Crocheted rag rug, Mrs. S. W. Rim
ger.
Hooked rug, Mrs. Mary Miller, LIST;
Mrs. H. ?. Miller, End; Mrs. F. H.
Paule, Sd.
Applique quilt,Miss Lou Shaw, 1st;
Mrs. Thos, Turney, 2nd; Elsie Skiles,
Sd.
Quilting, Mrs. A. R. Fike, 1st; Mrs.
Mary Miller, 2nd.
Elderly Ladies.
Woll knitting, Mrs. f. Fundenberg
Cotton Knitting, Mrs. Dora Brown,
Mrs. Katherine Frazee, 2nd.
Patch quilt, Mrs X. F'razee.
Specimen crochet, Mrs. NJ. Hamill
lst; Mrs. Elmer Shaffer, 2nd.
Hand Painting.
Painted cushions, Mrs. X. R.
Rasche. Isl; Mrs. Emma Davis, 2nd.
Water color paintings, Mrs. Benz.
II. Sincell, 1st and End.
Oil paintings, Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell,
1st Mrs. T. c. Hincbaugh, 2nd.
Hand made trays, Doris Codding-
ton.
Boy Scouts.
Surveyors map. Bernard Gonder,
1st; George Altstetter, 2nd.
Drawing Of mariners compass, Ju-
Illus Renninger, lSt; Edwin HamilI,
2nd.
The Republican., 1925-10-15
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT
Cakes and Bread


Layer cake, Mrs. N. K. Welch, 2nd;
Mrs. D. E. Otfutt, Sd.
Sponge cake, Mrs. w. Frazee, 2nd.
Angel, food cake, Mrs. Verne Claw
son, End; Mrs. c. c. Beachy, Sd.
Ter, 1st; Mrs. VIM. Frazea, End; Mrs.
N. K. Welch, Sd.
Wheat bread, Mrs. Clayton Kitz-
miller lst; Miss May Lee, End; Mrs
6. c. Beachy, Sd.
Graham bread, Mrs, c. c. Beachy,
3d.
Plain rolls, Mrs. Earl burst, 1st;
Mrs. H. c. Hostetler, End; Rosa NJ.
Harvey, Sd.
Parker House rolls, Mrs. C. C. Bea-
shy, 1st; Mrs. G. c. Stemple, 2nd.
Mrs. VIM. Frazee, Sd.
Raised biscuit, Mrs. W. NJ. Fender
gast, End.
Doughnuts, Mrs. Donald Sincell.
Canned Goods.
Peaches, Gertrude WhitehiH. 1st:
Miss Lou Shaw, 2nd; Mrs. C. C. Bea-
ahy, Sd.
Plums, Mrs. C. C. Beachy.
Cherries, Mrs. C. C. Beachv. 1st:
Mrs. II. P. Miller, End; Mrs. f. H.
Dilley, Sd.
Corn, Rosa NJ. Harvey, 1st; 2nd;
Mrs. Chas. Newman, Sd.
Lima beans, Mrs. B. C. Scott, 2nd.
o.. String beans, Rosa NJ. Harvey, 1st;
A.lverta Miller, 2nd; Mrs. Paul De-
Witt, Sd.
Peas, Miss Lou Shaw, 1st; Mrs.
Paul Dewitt, End.
Beets, Alverta Miller.
Whole tomatoes, Mrs. Chas. New
man, 1st; Mrs. James Elliott, 2nd.
Broken tomatoes, Alverta Miller,
Ist; Rosa VI. Harvey, End; Mrs. W.
y. Custer, 3D.
Soup mixture, AIverta Miller.
Blackberries, Miss Lou Shaw, 1st;
Mary Martha Miller, End; Mrs. S. w.
Ringer, 3D.
Raspberlies, Mrs. s. ". Ringer, 1st;
Mrs. c. c. Beachy, End.
Cauliflower, Miss Lou Shaw. 1st;
Mrs. Chas. Newman, End; Rosa NJ.
Harvey Sd.
Canned pineapple, Miss Lou Shaw.
Spiced peaches, Miss Lou Shaw.
Applesauce, Miss Lou Shaw, ist.
Mrs. H. p. Miller, 2nd.
Service berries, Mrs. Joseph Cook,
Huek2e5er les, Mrs. C. c. Beacly.
1st; Mary Martha Miller, 2nd.
Fld -bcrr 8, Mrs. G. G, Beachy.
Kale, Mrs Chas. Newman.
Marmalades, Preserves
Peache- ~ S. II =. Miller, tst; Miss
Lon Shaw, End.
Plum preserves, Miss Lou Shaw.
ounce pes -rye5, Mrs. Z. G. Scott
The Republican., 1925-10-15
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB
WORK
Purebred JERSEYS.

Heifer, 1 year and under ? (not in
milk, Catherine Moon, 1st; Mary j.
Porter, 2nd; William Friend, Sd.
Heifer, Is months and under 20
months lin milk, Elwood Riley, LIST.
Bull, l year and under 2, H. L. Por-
ter, 1st.
Purebred Barred Rock Chickens.
Pen 4 pullets and l cockerel, Les
lie Diehl, 1st.
Hen and cock, Leslie Diehl, 1st.
Pullet and cockerel, Leslie Diehl,
LIST. The winner is from Accident.
Purebred Shropshire Sheep.
One single eve, James and Harvey
SANDERS, Hutton, 1st; William Kelley,
Oakland, End; Clarence Leighton,
Oakland, Sd.
Single eve lamb, James and Har-
Vey Sanders, Hutton, 1st; 2nd; Gladys
Sanders, Hutton, Sd.
Single buck lamb, James anr Har-
vey Sanders, Hutton, LIST; End; Will
liam Kelley, Oakland, Sd.
The Republican., 1925-10-15
EVANSVILLE

Miss Lola Belle Green, of Oakland,
was present at the Women's Commu-
nifty Club meeting Wednesday even
ing of last week and had a very at
tractive selection of hat shapes with
her which a number of the women
purchased and will trim them at the
all-day millinery meeting which will
be held on Saturday, October oath, at
the high school building.
The Lutheran Missionary Society
was entertained at the home of Mrs
G. W. Diefenbach one afternoon last
week. Mrs. Nevin Broadwater was
| leader and the meeting was very in
teresting. There were twenty-one in
attendance. Refreshments were serv-
ed the guests.
Mrs C S Zeller has returned to her
home here from a two weeks visit
with her parents at Grove City, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Leeper, of
Williamsburg, Pa, were guests of Mr..
and Ms. E. B. burst, Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Criswell and
son, Of Mcdonald, w. Va, are visit
ing Miss Angela Getty and relatives
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Keller, Nh and
Mrs. c. o. Keller and Mr.. Harvey
Gortner all attended the worlds SER
les baseball games in Pittsburgh on
Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wagner, of
Dairy, Pa, spent several days with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ba-
ker, in Grantsyille. recently.
Miss Eulia Younkin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Younkin, left
here on Sunday to enter the Holy
Ghost convent at Techny, H., where
she viii take a four year college
course.
Mrs. Eugene Baker and son of
Pittsburgh, Pa, are here visiting the
formers father, Mr.. Marshall Bea-
chy and family. and Mr., and Mrs.
John Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse J. Ashby and
Miss Ashby were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. U. Edwards this week.
Miss Margaret Dorsey was the
guest of Mrs. Henry Turner last
week.
/ Mrs. J. H. Dorsey and Miss Ruth
Stanton spent Tuesday at the Sum-
nit Hotel, near Uniontown. Pa.
A number of the Grantsville peo-
pie attended the Cumberland Fair on
Thursday and Friday.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor Society met at the home of
Miss Ethel Broadwater last Wednes-
day evening and held an election of
officers for the ensuing year. They
also made plans for the winter work
/ The following officers were elected:
President. Mrs. James Younkin; vice
president, Mrs. Stewart Rodamer;
sponding secretary, G. w. DEF
enbach;recording secretary and treas
urer, Mrs. c. U. Edwards; organists,
| Misses Mabel Younkin and Helen
Folk; junior superintendent, Miss
Delta CAN'T; assistant, Miss Mary
Miller. Miss Ethel Broadwater was
appointed chairman of the prayer
meeting committee.
Rev. L. G, Robinson and family re-
turned to town last week after spend
ing a week with relatives in Shinns-
ton, W. Va, and at the annuel session
Of the West Virginia Conference. Rev.
Robinson has been reassigned to the
Grantsville charge for the ensuing
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Glover Of the
Cove, had the misfortune Of losing all
their jar butter in an auto accident
about two miIas west Of town last
Thursday AZ they were rounding
the turn Just east Of J. A. Beachy's
they came upon The repair gang put
ting fresh tar on the shoulders Of the
The Republican., 1925-10-15
GARRETT COUNTY FAIR
PRIZE WINNERS NAMED
CONTINUED rom Page Two)

Continued rom Page Two)
Deacon Jones, David Ridder, 1st;
Ridder Bros, End.
Banana, David Ridder, 2nd.
Richard Sweets, Ridder Bros, 1st;
David Ridder, End.
Wisner Dessert, David Ridder, 1st.
Morten, David Ridder, 1st.
Sweet Russell, Hubert Friend, 1st;
ID. o. Dewitt, End; VIM. Trickett, Sd.
Paradise, Ridder Bros, 1st; w. r.
Mason, 2nd.
Bismarl, Ridder Bros, 1st.
Salome, w. R. Mason, 1st.
Duchess Pear, D. o. Dewitt, 1st;
W. r. Mason, End; Mrs. Scott Har-
vey, Sd.
Keifer Pears, VIM. A. Custer, 1st;
w. R. Mason, End.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
Sunday Sri,,Nl

The Sunday School is open to ali chill
ents are members OF the congregation
Sunday School begins every sunday at
10 30 A. NJ
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31

one that Jewish reporter with Jewish nose news did it.
Well something. In vain. poor Stephen
plains:
Il exactly where forefahers have always stood
Who, folly with malice will charge with urging my
people faith their faith and life by embracing
Christianity For days Stephen has been explaining
away unfortunate phrases oday Meanwhile
the business well the business will profit
of the eyctabe members of the Union of Orthodox
Rabbs Rabbi Block has sent forth the edc that after DR.
speeches ought sit shivah their
clothes" If Dr. Wise really the imeght much his
friends say he does, this ought to please him nightly
Meanwhile add to the literature of Burlesque the Meth
ods Episcopal ministers of Philadelphia at their weekly meet
ing Rabbi Stephen Wise for his declaration of
patch THE commendaton in the form of motion and
suitable communication will be sent to Dr. Wise We have not
heard whether Dr. Wise will frame the communication.
But Wise is obviously unhappy over the whole affair and
unhappy the possible hurt
craftsmanship momentariy do to the Zionist
peal.
agree with Wise that the organizations which have pub
sed public condemnaons him the strength of garbe
newspaper reports done he 1.-The unJewsh thing
Considering the millions he pound each
his platform addresses rabbi is entitled to few foolish ut
occasionally To be less charitable would be like expecting
big league shorsop to through without single
error when like Wise super-eloquent
subject auohypnosis well afford to be
charitable
Meanwhile good out of it ALL Nathan Straus to
show his confidence DR. Wise adds S150OO his already NUM-
cent pledges Paese that's heavy argument weighed out
gold Stephen will probably continue to be useful
building up Palestine Campaign fund-possby
chairman despite the fact that he has twice resignedand
weeks Rabbi will carefully prepare his
and avoid antiquities
1t will all blow
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
CONGREGATION MONTEFlORE.

"A Soft Answer Turneth Away
Wrath was the subject of Rabbi Bur
stems sermon Friday evening. He
described the psychology of anger and
also the Rabbinlc panacea Of self con
troll He particularly recommended the
dictum of Hillel. namely. "A gentleman
will not insult me. no other can" He
also urged the soft answer cure for
the sake of harmony In nml'itat affairs,
Last Sunday the children of The sun
day school elected school officers wlIcse
duty it will be to increase the IL
brary. Melvin Levy was chosen presi-
dent: Helen Linde. vice-president; Mil
ton Rosen, secretary. and Dorothy Giat-
stein, treasurer. The children voted to
have II masquerade for Purim. The
books. money for which was donated
by the sisterhood. have already arrived
and have been put in circulation.
Cecilia Cohne. assistant to the Rabbi.
will have charge.
The next meeting of the sisterhood
Will take place Monday afternoon.
January 4.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
HEBREW PROGRAM OF THE
CHANUKAH EVENING

Mary Weinrub- Blesscs Chanukah
candles.
Bernard Pinter-IIaneiroth Halolu.
Leonard Krautman-These candles
we light
Oscar Fistell- Hasvivorne tThe
Chanul,ah Top) poem in Hebrew
\. Sigman-Lichvode Chanukah
Benz. Hayutin-1he Story of Chan
ukah in English.
Bronsten-The Story of Chanukah
in Hebrew
David Fistell-Ivrim Anachru-Poem
In Hebrew.
Chanukah play in English 90 Chill
dren pariicipating.)
NJ. Berenbaum-So Sorei Jsovo Kulonu
Poem in Hebrew.
David Caesar-M -Meieiver layom Be
yond the Seal.
L. -Baneichor, beyond
the Sea-.
l.. Heller Schireres "a Jewish
Lullaby,
II. Spiro-El Hagalglone (To the
Top).
+. IIaschoone we Heotseil "a
Dialogue between lazy boy and a
clock.
Zlatkin-El IIatsipore. (To the Bird
from Bialik.
j. Dublin Achosi Channah ,My sis
ter Channahl.
NJ Beiome Kaits.
W. Ray-Numo ialdi tSleep m!
child).
b. observation-disclosures (To Chan
ukah).
Z. Judd-Neir Chanukah (The can
die of Chanukah).
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
Rabbi Wise Again Places Re-
signation from Chairmdnship
Before Zionist Executive
(Continuation)

sinsm over Christ and His teachings.
The entire Jewish history for the last
1000 ysars is interviewer with the fact
that Judaism and Christianity are two
opposite extremes in tile sharpest sense
of the word This fact was the main
source for Jewish sufferings. From
Rome to Spain and from the crusades
to the last antl-Jewish prosecutions in
Poland. everything was connected with
the name of Christ II would he the
greatest danger TO the existence of the
Jews if the distance between the two
extremes is lessened. particularly now,
at time when the Jewish youth and
the Jewish masses, to which DR.. Wise
speaks, are devoid of positive Jewish
knowledge and sentiment. and those
whose Judaism consists unfortunately,
only in their not being Christians.
Rendered Unil. For Leadership"
Even If DR.. Wise's action would not
bring any harm TO the reconstruction
IF Palestine. every right thinking Jew
must be opposed TO his leadership in
Judaism. The fact. however, is that If
DR. Wise remains chairman of the
United Palestine Appeal the campaign
will suffer greatly" Rabbi Berlin con
cluded.
A despatch from Toronto, published
by the Jewish Morning Journal
stated that many Orthodox Iionsis OF
1 Canada issued sharp protests against
! DIR. Wise. who was recently inritcd to
address the Zionist convention which
! will be held In Canada in January II
4 is possible that the invitation extended
to DIR. Wise will be Withdrawn. the
despatch stated
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL
1t will all blow over.

Dr. W. $. Friedman will speak to-
night, Friday, in Temple Emanuel,
East 10th avenue and Pearl street on
Wishes for the New Year" Services be
gin at 10 o'clock. All are welcome.
Sabbath morning services will be held
at 10 80 o'clock. DIR. Wm. S. Fried
man will preach
SisterhOOd Meeting
The next meeting of the Ssterhood
will be held Monday afternoon. January
11th at . 30 O'Clock Rev. g. s. Lack
land will speak on Van Looms book.
Tolerance
Bible Class
The Bible Class will meet on Satur-
day, January 10th at 80 o'clock. Mrs,
Henry Schwartz, Jr. will speak on the
Book of Daniel. DIR. Friedman will
discuss World Events.
Brotherhood
The brotherhood is arranging "A pre-
gram for the month of January. II
will be announced next week.
Junior Congregation
The Junior Congregation will meet
every Sunday morning at 10: 30 Miss
Libbie Klein and Or. Friedman will
lead the instruction.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31

service by the campaign committee. as
the chairman Of the synagog group, an
nounces that this Friday at 10th avenue
and Gaylord street a Union Service
will he held consisting of the
combined membership of Shearith
Israel Synagog. 10th and Lawrence
street. The Beth Joseph SyDagog 24th
and. Curtis street and the Beth Ha
Medrosh Hagodol Synagog, 10th avenue
and Gaylord street.
Pulpit Flowers
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cherncn gnve the
flowers for the Pulpit last Friday eve
ming In loving memcry OF their daughter
Goldie Rabinowitz.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
BETH HA MEDROSH HAGO-
DODOL SYNAGOG
Late Friday Night Lecture Service

This Friday evening, January LIST,
Rabbi c. II. Kauvar will speak on
Impression Of Pacific Coast JeNry."
Services begin at 7:45 at the Beth Ha
Medrosh Hagodol Synagog, 10th avenue
and Gaylord street Cantor G. Kwar
tin will read the services assisted by
the Synagcg choir under the leadership
of Mr.. NJ Baylis. A social half-hour in
charge of the Synagog Religious School
Alumni will follow the services
Saturday morning services begin al
: 30 The Junior Congregation meets
in the Chapel at $40. under the leader
ship of Mr.. Chns. Jacobson.
Chevra kaddislia Sabbath
This sabbath. Naycchi is Chevra
kaddisha Sabbath. Mr. l.. Wandel. the
president cordially urged all members
to attend services in body. After
services Kaddish will he held in the
Synagog ball room.
Mems Club
Dinner Dance, New Years Eve, Thurs
day. Synagog Ball Room.
Mid Western Branch Convention Of
United Synagog January II TO 18th in
Chicago
4 conference was held Tuesday after
noon in the office of Mr. NJ. j. Green
blatt. Colorado Chairman of the United
Synagog of America to plan for "A large
representative delegation 20 attend the
Mid Western convention of the United
Synagog America to he held in the city
of Chicago, January 18th and 18th.
Rabbi Philip A. Laugh, secretary of
convention committee wired Rabbi G.
II. Kauyar as follows: Fourteen Sis
tcrhoods, ten congregations urge you be
chairman of convention 18th and 10th.
Etc.
J. c. X. $. at the Synagog.
Mr.. Godfrey Schirmer chairman of
will give the J. c. II. S. message Fri.
day evening January sth at 7:45.
Or, Lewis Miller pressed into
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
JEDDAH, LAST STRONGHOLD
OF HUSSEIN DY N A S 7 Y,
ABOUT TO FALL.
CJewisL Telegraphic Agency

Jerusalem-,Ieddah, the last strong
hold Of the Hussein dynasty. which re-
sisted the advance of the Wahabi tribes
men in expected to fall during the
next few days,
.Ieddah is completely surrounded by
the Wahabis. King Ali is unable ia
send re-enforcements TO the garrisN
and is preparing for flight on steamers
whiting in tho ieddah hari'or.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
zERA ISRAEL sYNAGOG

Services are conducted daily. Morn
ing services at 6:i5 o'clock. Evening
services at sunset On Saturdays,
morning services are held at 900
o'clock and evening services at 400
o'clock.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
OHEB ZADEK CONGREGA-
TION

The early Friday evening services are
held at sunset, and the late services
begin at o'clock, Mr.. II. Wanger as
sisted by group of school children
will conduct the services. which will
be followed by social half hour in
the assembly hall of the svnagog.
Hebrew School
Tie Oheb Zadek Free Hebrew School
is in session every afternoon from 3 ;3o
to o'clock and is in charge of two
competent teachers and principal
competent teachers and n principal
Hebrew is taught in all its
branches. Tie school is making good
progress and has daily attendance OF
81 children, 1t is absolutely free to
rich or poor The sclool is financed by
good hearted members and friends OF
the synagog.
Religious School
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
Religious School

This school holds sessions every sun
lay morning from 10 TO - aud has a
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
KENEsIs ISRAEL sYNAGOG

Kenesis Israel, Hooker street, serv-
ices are held every morning at 600
o'clock and evening at 6:15. Friday
evening at sunset, Saturday morning
at 300 o'clock.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31

well organized stan OF teachers, divided
In seven classes including n confirma-
tion class, the school Is headed by Mr..
Moses N. kntz who devotes good deal
of his time for the welfare OF the
school
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
]. c. r. $. at the synngog.

Mr.. Godfrey Schirmer, chairman of
will give the j. c, Il. S message Fri
day evening, January Sth at 7:i5.
Or. Lewis / Miller, pressed into
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
SHEARITH ISRAEL

Shcarith Israel, corner Tenth and
Lawrence streets, services are held
every morning at 6:30. Friday eve.
ming at sundown.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-31
BETH JOSEPH

Heth Joseph Synagog. 2+th aud Curtis
streets. daily services Mt Gas A. NJ.
and at sunset Friday evening.
Hebrew School
Two teachers teaching daily Hebrew
rending, writing and singing; Curtis
streets, daily services at 6;45 and on
Saturdays conduct students in religious
services.
Every Saturday afternoon Rev Lei
herman instructs the members OF The
congregation In MIkro.
The Washington times., 1925-05-27
MRS. TAFT HONORED
AT LUNCHEON PARTY.

Mrs. Tart, Vile or the CnleI JUS
tice, was the guest of honor at
luncheon today of Mrs. George T.
Porter, who entertained in her
home on New Hampshire avenue.
There were twenty-four in the COM
pany, among whom were Mrs. Ed
win T. Sanford, Mrs. George Suther.
land. Mrs. William J. Carr, Mrs.
Frederick Dent Grant and Mrs. Wal
ter +. Drake. The table was Cec-
GRATED with pink peonies and snap
dragon.
The director general of the Pan
American Union, Doctor L. S. Rowe,
entertained informally at luncheon
today at the Pan-Amerlcan annex
in honor Of the minister of finance
of Panama, Don Eusebio A.
Morales, and the director of the
Pan-American office Of Cuba, Don
M. MARQUEE Sterling. The other
guests in attendance were the min
lister of Panama, Doctor Ricardo j..
Alfaro; the undersecrtary of state,
Joseph c. Grew; the charge daft
faires of Cuba, Don Arturo Padro,
and Doctor Gufllermo A. Sherwell.
The Naval Attache Of the Italian
Embassy and Countess di Mombello
win entertain a small company at
dinner Saturday evening at the
Chevy Chase Club.
The Washington times., 1925-05-27
JEAN EIIOTs NEWS AND GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY
MRS. HENDERSON rs
HOSTESS TO Won MALTZANS.

The Ambassador OF Germany
and Baroness Won Nathan were
the guests in whose honor Mrs.
John b. Henderson entertained
at dinner last evening at her resi-
dence on Sixteenth street wflsn
those present were the, Secretary
of Agriculture, William Jardine, the
Minister of China and Nine Szs,
Senator and Mrs. William HI. King,
Senator and Mrs. Andrius Jones,
the Secretary to the President and
Mrs. Everett Sanders, David jayne
Hill, Commander and Mrs. Robert
Henderson, Mrs. Hamilton Wright,
Miss Beatrice Henderson and Mr..
Brabson, of the Department Of JUS.
tice.
The japanese Ambassador and
Nine. MatsUdaira will be the guests
of honor, Saturday night Of Judge
and Mrs. william Bailey Lamar,
who viii entertain at dinner.
The Minister from Austria and
Mime Prochnik were the guests in
whose honor Judge and Mrs. Lamar
entertained at dinner last evening.
The other guests were Brigadisr
General and Mrs. Gray, Zalinski,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wilmer, Mr..
and Mrs, Lyman Kendall, Mrs. Cecil
Poole, Mrs. Rodgers B. Toy and
Mrs. Bockover Toy, who are the
guests of Mrs. Lamar; Miss Eliza.
beth Howry, Colonel Mervyn Buck.
ey, the counselor of the Swedish
legation Mr.. Assarasson: Doctor
Sterling Ruffin, and William Nc.
Clellan Ritter
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Senator and Mrs. Frederick Gill
lett were hosts at dinner last nig.lt.
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Miss Ellen Newton will leave
Tuesday for New York, where she
viii be for week or two before
going to Eaglesmere, Pa, for the
summer.
Mrs. G. H. Fairbanks. of Haver.
hill, Mass, arrived today at the
willard for an indefinite stay.