Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1936, Page 30

YOM KIPPUR RITES . T0 OPEN TONIGHT Special Services to Be Held In Synagogues Tomor- }" row: Also. Jews in Washington and throughout the world will observe Yom Kippur at services in synagogues tonight and tomorrow. Local observances will include: ‘Washington Hebrew Congregation, Kol Nidre, tonight at 7:30, Rabbi Nor- man Gerstenfeld preaching; tomorrow at 10 a.m., Rabbi Abram Simon preach- ing; children's service, tomorrow at 12:45 pm. Adas Israel Hebrew Congregation, Kol Nidre, tonight at 6, Cantor Louis Novick, Rabbi Solomon H. Meis preaching on “False Standards”; to- morrow at 10 a.m., memorial services; tomorrow at 10:30 a.m., sermon, “Sum-= mary and a Challenge,” by Rabbi Metz. Ohev Sholom Congregation, tonight at 6, Rabbl Z. Green preaching ,on “Life’s Holy Purpose”; continuous serv- ices tomorrow beginning at 7 a.m. and including a sermon, “Deathless Life,” by Rabbi Green at 10 am. and me- morial services at 10.30 am. Har Zion Congregation and Hebrew School, today at 5:30, Rabbis H. M. Levinson and H. Scheer officiating; tomorrow at 7 am. and 5:45 p.m, Rabbi Levinson addressing the congre- gation on the need of maintaining and supporting the Har Zion Talmud Torah, } ‘The Jewish feast of Booths, or Suk- koth, will be observed for eight days inning at sundown Wednesday. e final feast day is known as the Feast of Conclusion. On the following " day, the Feast of Rejoicing in the Law s observed. Births Reported. Jonathan and Alice Blount, boy. William and Aldane Compton, boy. John and Jean Teunis, bo n api ame Isia_Pollard John and Vesta McLaney. girl. Philip and Helen King. girl Fred and Virginia Morrell, girl. Basil and Edna Blandford. girl. John and Stella Werner. girl. Byron and Georgette Woodside, sirl, Harvey and Rosalee Cleveland, girls Edward and Frances Hughes. gir) Raymond and Iva Woods. boy. Bernard and Mary Jones, boy. Lo Lucy Presgrave. gis rald Joseph and Nancy Artino. Wallace and Mary Day. gir] Arthur and Grace Griffith. twin boys. Edward and Mary Markham. boy. M and Margaret Hazlitt, boy. s and Nellie Brown, Jr.. boy, . Jacob and Alice Burton. boy. Albert ‘and Virginia McCray. girl Arthur and Jean Sween John_ane Myra ‘Bro Harry and My Steidl rie and Lois Master: John and Anna Finnegan, Earnest and M war, irl. Nicholas snd Anastasia Panonchopoulas, girl. John and Heln Harris. eirl. !élowl and Pave Gibson. girl. John and Virginia Mohler, boy. John and Helen Lightfoot. boy. Leo and Paula Greennouse. bof. ason lnnign Numa. Ward and Helen udn‘. eirl, Morris and Rose Katz, boy. Joseph and Jennie Bottazzi. boy, Leo and Blanche Kline, boy. Marshall and Mary Barnard. girl. Stuart and Laura Hollar. girl. liam and Evelyn Sandrus. sirl B2 204 Ainic mady hov. " s and Ann: y. Charles and Mary Williams. Gary Frances Quarles, gi Night Club Ban Asked to Curb Roosevelt Pair George and “Dody” Got in Dog House Last January. | By MEDORA ROOSEVELT. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 25.—One of the few brother-and-sister acts in night clubs was terminated today by the couple’s mother, Mrs. George Emlen Roosevelt, Mrs. Roosevelt who, through mar- riage is & distant relative of the Presi- Medora, 20, and George, 18. The mother objected that the chil- dren enjoyed the club so much they stayed out too late at night. perents in Park avenue. Ina of speaking, they got into the dog house last January when they gave him a check. Citizens Elect. LYON PARK, Va., September 25.— meeting last night. CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW ON ACCOUNT OF HOLIDAY JUVENILE SHOE STORE 936 F St. N.W. Next te Metropolitan Theater STEAMSHIPS. WES’ TES & CARIBBEAN G CRUISES every week with the Pleet. 17 and 18 days. $176 up. IT CO., Pier 3. North River. New York. or your Travel Agent. To be our guest is to join a dis- tinguished clientele enjoying Septemberdelights at the ocean’s edge. WALTER J. BUZBY, INC. 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