Saturday, June 1
Baccalaureate sermon of Jewish Theological Seminary of America, Broadway and 122nd Street, morning. Address by Rabbi Benjamin Lichter.
Junior Hadassah of Corona. June Dance, Hotel Great Northern, 118 West Fifty-seventh Street.
Rabbi Henry A. Schorr of Temple Adath Israel will speak on “Palestine Flower Day” over Station WBNX. 9-9:15 p.m.
Sunday, June 2
Anniversary concert in Auditorium of Y.M.H.A., Ft. Washington Ave. & 178th Street, 8:30 p.m.
Palestine Flower Day; NBC-WEAF, 9:45 a.m.; Jewish Choral Society under direction of Dr. A. W. Binder; Address: “Palestine As It Is Today,” by Dr. Israel Goldstein.
Commencement exercises, Jewish Theological Seminary of America, Broadway and 122nd Street. Addresses by Prof. Mordecai M. Kaplan and Dr. Israel Levinthal.
The Jewish Institute of Religion; commencement exercises; auditorium of Institute Building, West Sixty-eighth Street, near Central Park. Invocation, Rabbi Herbert Bloom. Address, Dr. Stephen S. Wise. After exercises, Hon. Julian W. Mack, chairman of Board of Trustees, will preside at a luncheon.
Pride of Judea Children’s Home, Dumont Ave., Elton & Linwood Sts., Brooklyn, N.Y. Annual Linen and Clothing Shower, noon to midnight.
Young Israel of Rugby. Dedication ceremonies at new building, East 55th Street between Church and Linden Boulevard, Brooklyn.
Mizrachi 18th Jubilee Banquet, Hotel Astor. Speaker: Charles Edward Russell, writer and lecturer.
Society of Jewish Science, 150 West Eighty-fifth Street, 11 a.m. “Man’s Second Nature.” Rabbi Morris Lichtenstein.
Party Council meeting of the Jewish State Party of America, 11 a.m. Addresses by Prof. Chaim Tchernovitz, Jacob de Haas, Dr. Churgin and others. Central Jewish Institute, 125 East Eighty-fifth Street.
Zionist Revisionist Organization plebiscite; at the White and Blue Center, 122 Second Avenue, 12 noon to 6 p.m Revisionists and holders of dinarim (the Revisionist Shekel) are eligible to vote.
New York City Young Judea. Annual Maccabiad, 10 a.m.; Pelham Bay Park Athletic Field.
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