The Denver Jewish news., 1925-05-14

Ma'ariv held at sunset Mrs. A. Stein
was hostess last Saturday afternoon.
Denver Hebrew School
The officers Of the Denver Hebrew
School are planning to have Free
Summer School during vacation weeks
this year as in the past years. Parents
who wish to register their pupils for
the summer months must do so on
Monday, May II, at four O'Clock.
Religious School
The closing exercises Of the Syna-
gog Religious School will be held Sun
day evening, May II, at 1880. The
High School Department will give the
class play under the direction of Miss
+. Tober.
The medals for scholarship, merit
and general excellence will be award
ed by Mr.. Theodore Epstein, the pres
ident of the Synagcg Alumni. Special
prizes for Sabbath attendance by Mr..
and Mrs. S. F. Disraely and Mr.. and
Mrs. |. Rude.
All parents are cordially invited to
attend the Religious School Closing
| Exercises.
Synagog Orchestra
The Religious School Orchestra, un-
der the Leadership of Mr.. II. Fistell,
meets every Wednesday evening. The
orchestra takes part of every Sunday
morning in the opening exercises of
the school,
Synagog Membership Campaign
Mr.. d. Schwartz, chairman, and Mr..
Samuel NJ. Goldberg, executive secre-
tary of the Synagog Dedication Mem
bership Campaign, are quite enthu-
siastic in their efforts of presenting
to the growing Jewish population of
Denver the cause of the b. NJ. H. 1t
is privilege to belong to the B. NJ. H.
Every Jew willing to sacrifice to pre-
serve Judaism, and every Jew eager
to transmit our religion to generations
not yet born, must join the B. NJ. H..
Synagog. Standing for traditional
Judaism, the Synagog gives the faith
of our fathers and mothers its best
possible American setting. Through
the B. NJ. H. young and old are taught
that eternal Judaism must remain our
pride, our glory, our message.
Final campaign details of the COM
mittee will be announced Monday eve
ming, May 1S, at s o'clock. Mr.. Sam
uel N. Goldberg will preside, the
Ladies' Auxiliary will furnish refresh
ments. Synagog Choir will lead in
poppy songs.
Gifts to the Synagog
The beautiful lamps donated by Mr..
Stone and family, through Mrs. H.
Chernoff, already decorate the Syna-
gog pulpit.
The Goldberg window is not only a
work of art, but lends a new, distinct
symbol to the artistic symbols por-
trayed by the Synagog windows.
Coming Synagog Events
), May II, Sunday-1O o'clock the
Synagog School Department will have
charge of the program.
7:30-Closing exercises of the Re
ligious School for the Synagog year.
Promotion, prizes, High School De
partment will have charge of the pro-
gram.
May IS, Monday - Arrangement
Committee meeting, Synagog Chapel,
at 5 p. m. Refreshments, music. Every
willing worker invited
May 10-Alunlni night ut synagogue
! May 20, Wednesday-The Ladies
Auxiliary meeting at 2:30 Miss Vim
cent, speaker.
May 20, Wednesdays o'clock p. m.
Synagog Mems Club.
May %, y-Baccalaureate
sermon by Rabbi C. H. Kauvar.
May "a, Sunday-The B. NJ. II.
Synagog Reunion at p. m. Every
Synagog organization will participate
The closing event of the Synagog sea
son. DR. Louis /. Miller prize given
to the member who did most during
the year for the Synagog or through
the Synagog for the community will
be awarded. Rabbi Herman NJ. Cohen,
Of Kansas City, principal speaker.
May 26, Tuesday-Synagog Mems
Club Social Event of season; dancing
etc.
May %, Friday-First day of Shev-
uoth. Graduation exercises. No seats
reserved after 9:30.
May 30, Saturday-Second day of
Shevuoth. Memorial service, dedica-
ton of Goldberg window. Bar Mitz-
yah of Master Zewe Polse.
May 81, Sunday - Reception to
Graduates.
June 4, Thursday-Alumni Dance
in honor Of Graduating Glass $685..
June 6, Saturday-National Jewish
Social Service Conference Sabbath at
the Synagog at . a. m.
June 81 Sunday-SynapOp Picnic