Mrs. B. W. Brownsteln of S0G
Brooklawn avenue, will entertain the
members of the Council of Jewish
Women at Regina hall. Fort Trum
bull beach, on Wednesday evening,
June 18. All members who are plan
ning to attend are requested to stop
at polo 124, where the party will
meet.
The Park Avenue Temple was the
scene of a most impressive and inter
esting ceremony yesterday morning
whet tho exercises of the confirma
tion class of (,1919 took place. The
Temple was most beautifully decorat
ed with white carnations, red roses
and palms. Tho sermon and blessing
was given by Rabbi Samuel J. Abrams
and Leo Daniels played a violin obli
gato during the ceremony. The mem
bers of the confirmation class, who
participated in the exercises were
Blanch Feinsteln, Theresa Felnstein,
Theresa Hartman, Arthur Sidon, Ar
thur Brownstein and Anna Slegel.
Diplomas to the graduating class
were also awarded, and a reception
was held In the afternoon for the
members of the Sunday school. The
young women of the Temple acted as
hostesses.
Attorney Benjamin Slade of New
Haven, one of the eloquent speakers
at the Jewish protest meeting, held
Monday evening at the Lyric theatre,
was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs.
B. W. Brownstein, of Brooklawn ave
nue, during his stay here.
In hiVor of their son Arthur, one
of the members of the confirmation
class at the Park Avenue Temple, Mr.
and Mrs. B. W. Brownstein, Brook
lawn avenue, hold an elaborate recep
tion at their home last night. The
house was tastefully and attractively
decorated with blossoms and palms. A
large number of friends and relatives
were among the guests.
