Subject: Anniversaries

Printed menu commemorating the 40th anniversary of Mordecai Lodge No. 57, I.O.B.B. (Independent Order of B'nai B'rith), held at the Murray Hill Lyceum in New York, New York on January 1, 1904. The menu is printed on aluminum.

A red and black broadside advertising a sale to celebrate 40 years in business by Hyman Finkelstein, located at 51 Orchard Street in New York, New York. Published January 10, 1936.

This broadside is a German-language poem commemorating the 25th anniversary of Isidor Fränkel's service as cantor of the Rodef Shalom Congregation in Philadelphia. Published in Philadelphia in 1874, the single-leaf poem is presented within a stylized border. The Rodef Shalom Congregation, established in 1795, is the oldest Ashkenazic-reform synagogue in the USA.

Silver commemorative medal celebrating the 250th anniversary of Jewish settlement in America. Minted in 1905, less than five silver examples are known to exist. Two gold medals were presented to President Theodore Roosevelt and former President Grover Cleveland. An additional 36 silver medals and 284 bronze medals were struck. The planned public monument in Central Park was never erected; funds were instead diverted to aid Russian Jews persecuted by pogroms.

This pamphlet is a program commemorating the 50th anniversary of Dr. Henry Cohen's tenure as rabbi of Congregation B'nai Israel in Galveston, Texas, and his 75th birthday. The program, dated April 27, 1938, likely details the events and speakers of the jubilee celebration. It offers a glimpse into the history of Congregation B'nai Israel and the life and work of Dr. Henry Cohen, a prominent figure in Galveston's Jewish community.

This item commemorates the semi-centennial celebration of Kehillath Anshe Maarabh (Congregation of the Men of the West). The celebration was organized by Dr. B. Felsenthal and Herman Eliassof. Published November 4, 1897.

Printed invitation to the tenth anniversary celebration of the Home for Jewish Widows and Orphans, located at the corner of Jackson and Chippewa Streets in New Orleans, Louisiana. The invitation is hand-addressed to Reverend Isaac Leeser. Published in 1865.

A commemorative piece celebrating the tenth anniversary of the Jewish Home for Wayfarers, located at 127 South Boyle Avenue. Includes a photograph of the home, a Star of David, and Hebrew text. Published circa 1940.

Letter from Henry S. Allen to Isaac Leeser expressing gratitude for a free advertisement for their seventh anniversary ball. Written in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on December 19, 1848.

A letter written by Matilda Cohen to Isaac Leeser on November 10, 1858, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Cohen apologizes on behalf of the H.H.B. Society for not sending Leeser a special invitation to their anniversary meeting.

Newspaper clipping from the *National Intelligencer*, published in Washington, D.C., on November 24, 1849. The clipping features a report and letter from Daniel Webster to the Hebrew Benevolent Society and the German Hebrew Benevolent Society on the occasion of their joint anniversary celebration.

Commemorative material celebrating the 50th anniversary of the National Jewish Hospital at Denver. Published January 1, 1949.

Commemorative material related to the 50th anniversary of the National Jewish Hospital at Denver. The exact nature of the item is unknown, as the provided description is brief. The date of publication is inferred from the anniversary year (1955), assuming the hospital's founding was in 1905. The material's geographic context is Denver, Colorado.

This newspaper clipping from the November 16, 1855, edition of the New-York Tribune reports on the 34th anniversary of the Hebrew Benevolent Society. The article includes excerpts from speeches and mentions numerous names. Published in New York, New York.

Printed broadside letter, dated November 30, 1893, from (?) Cohen, Secretary of District Grand Lodge No. 3 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Ahaveth Sholem Lodge No. 160. The letter announces a celebration of the Jubilee Year to be held in Philadelphia and requests lodges outside the city to celebrate on or near the same date. Five tickets are enclosed for a delegation from Ahaveth Sholem Lodge No. 160. Ahaveth Sholem Lodge, No. 160, B'nai Brith, was organized May 30, 1871 in Corry, Pennsylvania. No other copies of this broadside are known to exist.

Photograph depicting the board of the women's organization Chesed Weemeth in Paramaribo, Suriname. The photograph was taken in 1959 to commemorate the organization's 60th anniversary.

Postcard featuring a graphic depiction of a farm scene. The postcard also shows the address 74 Commerce Street and commemorates the 250th anniversary of Newark, New Jersey (1666-1916). The date on the postcard is October 4, 1917. The postcard is from the Cohen Collection.

This pamphlet is a program for services commemorating the centennial anniversary of Sir Moses Montefiore. The program details services held in both London, England and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on October 26, 1884. The Philadelphia service was held at Congregation Rodef Shalom. The program includes English and Hebrew text.

Booklet commemorating the 50th anniversary (1835-1885) of the Poor Relief of the Dutch Israelite Congregation in Suriname. Published in Amsterdam by Van Embden in 1835. The booklet contains the regulations of the Poor Relief and details of the synagogue service for the anniversary. The material originates from Paramaribo, Suriname.

Program for the Solemn Service at the Synagogue of the Netherlands Israelite Congregation in Paramaribo on the occasion of the 300th anniversary of American Judaism. Published in Paramaribo, Suriname in 1954.

Eight-page pamphlet (7 x 8 inches) published in Philadelphia by Billstein & Son in 1888. The pamphlet commemorates the 50th anniversary of the first Hebrew Sunday School in America, held at the American Academy of Music on March 3, 1888. It includes a detailed historical sketch of the school, founded by Rebecca Gratz, along with the program, board members, and committees. The pamphlet shows some age browning on the cover only. (Singerman No. 3731; only three copies recorded). Found with Isaac Leeser papers.

This is a prayer program from Congregation Shearith Israel in New York City, dated October 26, 1884. The program contains a service of prayer and thanksgiving, adapted for use in the USA, to celebrate Sir Moses Montefiore's 100th birthday. Originally designed for use in synagogues throughout the British Empire, this adaptation reflects the transatlantic connections within the Jewish community. The program was printed by C.S. Nathan.

This 12-page pamphlet contains a service of prayer and thanksgiving used in synagogues throughout the British Empire on October 26, 1884, to commemorate Sir Moses Montefiore's 100th birthday. Published in Philadelphia, it reflects the widespread esteem and reverence for Montefiore within Jewish communities across the globe.

This book commemorates the 250th anniversary of Jewish settlement in the United States, published in 1905. It contains numerous names and likely details the history and contributions of Jewish communities across the country during this period. The book features photographs and possibly essays or articles related to this significant milestone.

A collection of speeches and articles commemorating the 250th anniversary of Jewish settlement in the United States. Published circa 1906, this volume features contributions from prominent figures of the time. The exact publisher and publication location are unknown.

Newspaper article from the October 19, 1844 edition of *The Anglo-American*, published in New York, New York, detailing the 23rd anniversary dinner of the Hebrew Benevolent Society. The article names M.M. Noah (President) and A.H. Lissac (Vice President), along with the managers: Lionel A. Myers, Mark Levy, Louis Genslers, Solomon I. Hart, and Solomon Joseph.

Trade card commemorating the first anniversary of a bazar in New York City, circa 1885. The card features an image of a butterfly with unusual colors. The description suggests a focus on mercantile activity.

Tree planting certificate commemorating the 75th birthday of Solomon Solis-Cohen. Includes a lithograph of Theodor Herzl and an orchard scene. The certificate is associated with Mikveh Israel Congregation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dated January 1, 1934.

This archival collection contains two sets of invitations. The first is a complete set of four cards announcing the marriage of Mary Goldsmith to Solomon Frank at the Greene Street Synagogue in New York City, circa late 1860s. A reception followed at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Goldsmith, 454 West 34th Street. The second invitation announces the celebration of the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Emmanuel Goldsmith, to be held at the residence of Mr. & Mrs. Henry Goldsmith, 284 West 34th Street. Rev. Raphael and Rev. S.M. Isaacs were to deliver addresses at the event. The invitations suggest the Goldsmith family was prominent in the New York Jewish community.