THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
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News of Jewish Interest
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On Long Time Payments.
Zionists Dine Jacob De Haas.
Jacob Dc Haas, one of the lead-
ers of American Zionism, and for-
merly secretary to Theodor Herz!,
editor of the Jewish Advocate of
Boston, was tendered a banquet
by his friends on Sunday evening,
April 19, at Vienna Hall. There
were present three Zionists who
had attended the first Zionist Con-
gress with Mr. De Haas, fellow
Zionists from London, friends of
his from Boston, and a large num-
ber of New York Zionists. Charles
A. Cowen acted as toastmaster,
and the following, in addition to
the guest of the evening, spoke :
Leo Motzkin, Dr. S c h m a r y a
Levin, Dr. Benzion Mossinsohn,.
Louis Lipsky, Abram Goldberg,
Ephraim Ish-Kishor, Harry M.
Levenson, Bernard G. Richards,
Prof. Richard Gottheil, Julius
Meyer and others.
continued throughout the week.
The building is in every way ad-
mirably suited for the institution's
purposes and is very advantage-
ously located. The Association is
growing very rapidly and has now
already about 1,000 members.
At Paducah, Ky., a reception
was given at the Standard Club
for Rabbi and Mrs. Abram Simon
of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Si-
mon, who is president of the Na-
tional Federation of Temple Sis-
terhoods, addressed Temple Is-
rael Sisterhood and Rabbi Simon
lectured in the Temple.
At at a recent meeting of the
Men's Club of the Central -Park
Methodist Church of Buffalo,
Rabbi Louis J. Kopald was unani-
mously elected an honorary mem-
ber of the Club, as a compliment
of the Club's appreciation of Rabbi .
Kopald's annual address to them.
Abraham Elkus May Succed
This action was taken at the con-
Morgenthau.
clusion of Rabbi Kopald's address
It is reported with some show on "The Psychology of Prejud-
of authority that in case Ambas- ice."
sador Henry Morgenthau does not
return to Constantinople, he is to
Through the generosity of Mr.
be succeeded by Abraham I.
Elkus of New York City. The ap- M. C. Reefer, of Kansas City, Mo.,
pointment of Mr. Elkus would be one hundred dollars has been con-
an excellent one and would meet tributed to Missouri University
with general approval. It is a and to Washington College at St.
question, however, all things con- Louis for the purposes of prizes to
sidered, whether anyone could the Menorah Chapter at these in-
just at present continue the work stitutions. Most all of the larger
that has to be done quite as ef- colleges now have Menorah Chap-
fectively as Mr. Morgenthau who, ters which are thriving because of
in addition to being exceptionally the splendid support given them
well qualified, has become person- by such public spirited men as
ally very acceptable to the Turk- Mr. M. C. Reefer.
ish government.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S LEAGUE.
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Strike Spoils Vacation of Oscar
Straus.
The strike on the New York
subway caused Oscar S. Straus
to bring his vacation to an abrupt
termination. Mr. Straus was in
Asheville, N. C., with Mrs. Straus,
who is convalescent from an at-
tack of pneumonia, and had in-
tended to stay for some time. He
had a call from New York City,
which necessitated his leaving.
Mr. Straus is chairman of the
Public Service Commission for
the southern district of New York.
Pittsburgh Y. M. H. A. Dedicates
New Home.
The Pittsburgh (Pa.) Y. M. H.
A. began the dedication of its
beautiful new home, formerly the
Elks' Temple, on Sunday, April
19. The speakers on that occasion
were the Rev. J. Leonard Levy,
Attorneys A. Leo Weil and Jo-
seph Stadfield, Dr. Rudolph I.
Coffee, now of Chicago, and H. J.
Applestein. The functions were
The Young People's League
gave their Fourth Annual Box So-
cial April 8. •The affair was given
for the benefit of the Jewish War
Sufferers and was very successful,
the net proceeds approximating
$100. Mr. Dave Fealk and Mr.
Henry Hoffman were auctioneers.
One of the special attractions of
this affair was dancing.
A meeting was held the follow-
ing Monday, April 10, at the home
of Mr. I. Zellman, 104 Theodore
St. Mr. J. Tennenbaum resigned
from his office of vice-president
owing to the fact that he was
leaving town. The society is
planning' to give an excursion to
Tashmoo Park during the season.
The meeting of April 19 was
held at the home of D. and S.
Fealk, where nominations for vice-
president took place. The nomi-
nees were Mr. I. Zellman and Mr.
Henry Hoffman. Miss Rose • Lo-
pates, Miss Ida Friedman and
Miss Sadie Fealk were appointed
on the new Press Committee.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday evening. at the home
of H. Hoffman, 240 Hendrie Ave.'
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