Women’s Division of the Federation for the Support of Jewish Philanthropic Societies, 71 West 47th street, 11 A. M. Clare M. Towsley, “Place of the Layman in Social Work.”
Women’s division, New York Guild for the Jewish Blind, luncheon meeting, Metropolis Club, 105 West 57th street, 12:30 P. M. Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, Mrs. David E. Goldfarb. Leonard M. Wallenstein, speakers.
Mecce Temple, 55th street, near Sixth avenue, 8:30 P. M. Emma Goldman, “Living My Life.”
Young Israel Synagogue, 229 East Broadway, 9 P. M. Address by Helen Hall, director Henry Street Settlement.
Brooklyn Jewish Center, 667 Eastern Parkway, evening. Emergency conference to consider plans for settling German Jewish refugees in Palestine. Speakers, Aaron W. Levy, Rabbi Israel H. Levinthal.
Open meeting, Sisterhood of Park Avenue Synagogue, 50 East 87th street, 2 P. M. Public forum, Forest Hills Jewish Center, Stafford avenue and Kessel street, 8 P. M. Nicholas Roosevelt, “Recovery and the New Deal.”
Meeting of Eastern Parkway division of Ivriah, afternoon, home of Mrs. Samuel Fleischman, 135 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn. Guest speaker, Dr. Maxwell L. Saches.
Meeting, Ridgewood group of Ivriah, evening, home of Mrs. Cella Chassin, 60 68th Road, Brooklyn. Speaker, Mrs. Samuel E. Stein. “The N. R. A. as Applied to Judaism.”
Conference Alumni of the Rabbinical College of Slabodka, Broadway Mansion, 209 East Broadway, evening.
Young Israel Synagogue of East New York, 631 Belmont avenue, Brooklyn, evening. Dr. Smithline, “The Scientific Aspect of Jewish Sexual Life.”
Institutional Synagogue, 37 West 116th street, evening, weekly surprise night.
Herman Bernstein. “Tolstoy and Shaw on the Jewish Question,” WEVD. 8:15 P. M.
Synagogue House, 40 West 68th street, evening. Louis K. Anspacher, “This Bewildered World-In Economics, Ethics and our Present Plight.”
Burnside Manor. 71 West Burnside avenue. Bronx, evening, meeting of campaign committee of Bronx branch of American Palestine Campaign.
East Side Division of the Women’s League for Palestine theatre party. “Peace on Earth.” Civic Repertory Theatre.
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