Abraham Fish, noted Zionist and accoutant fora number of Jewish institutions, was tendered a testimonial dinner at the Menorah Temple, 114th avense and 50th street, Brooklyn, on Monday evening by his friends on the occasion of his departure for Palestine. Mr. Fish i to leave on the Conte de Savoia tomorrow night to join Mrs. Fish, who is couducting the Pesnion Fish in Tel Aviv.
Among the speakers were Dr. Samson Benderly, director of the Bureau of Jewish Education, Rev Krumbein, Dr. Joseph I. Bluestone, Dr. A. Schwartz, Joseph Feder, S. J. Borowsky, Rabbi M. A. Kap Z. H. Masliasky, Israel S. Chipkin, executive director of the Jewish Education Association, Abraham Krumbein, Dr. A. Schwarz,Rbbi M. A. Kaplan an Jochanon I. Rudavsky, toastmasters.
Other guests who attended weree Mrs. S. Benderly, Israel Konowitz, David Rudavsky, Samuel B. Twersky, Solomon Uselaner, Judan Lapson, Joet M. Wahman, and Albert P. Schoolman.
YOUNG FOLKS DANCE
The Young Folks League of Crown Heights will hold their second annual dance Saturday night, February 24, in the grand ballroom of their building, 310 Crown street, Brooklyn. Louis Fischer is chairman of the dance committee.
DR. MUIR FUNERAL HELD
The funeral of Dr. Joseph Muir, Loted scientist an consul-general at Stockholm during Mckindey’s administration, took place Sunday. Dr. Muir, who died on February 8. was buried at Maimonides cemstery , Cypress Hills.
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