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1841 – Founding of the Womens’ Hebra, merging with the Hebra Hased Va-Amet in 1871
1877 – Sarah Lyons appointed principal of the Polonies Talmud Torah School, retires in 1913
1896 – Founding of the Sisterhood
1950 – First Consecration of Girls
1989 – First female elector, Gilda Angel, signs the Constitution
1990 – Dr. Victoria Bengualid serves as Treasurer
1991 – Eva G. Haberman serves as first woman trustee
1991 – First women’s Megillat Esther reading (from a Megillah donated by the Sisterhood in memory of Amy L. Gerstein)
1991 – First women’s Simhat Torah hakafot
1993 – First Women’s Shabbat morning service
1995 – First Women’s minha service
2002 – Naomi Dovdavany appointed Program Director
2006 – First girls’ Megillat Ruth reading for the Congregation
2007 – Lynn Kaye appointed Assistant Congregational Leader
2009 – First young women’s Shir Hashirim for the Congregation
2012 – Barbara Reiss appointed Executive Director
2013 – Rabbi Soloveichik initiates Tuesday morning women’s class
2013 – Lisa Septimus serves as community’s first Yoetzet Halakha