Corner Stone Laid for Hebrew Technical School for Girls
Mrs. Grover Cleveland laid the cornerstone in New York for a new Hebrew technical school for girls. Former President Cleveland presided and spoke, warning against materialism while praising the school’s mission to provide remunerative occupations. He urged that the education will shape future wives and mothers and improve many homes nationwide.
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