Thursday, July 7, 1932
THE JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
Page Three
Vinick "Kravitz
SOCIAL NOTES
The regular monthly meeting of the Jewish Community Chest was held at the Community Centre on Monday night last. Considerable:business was dealt with.
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In honor Oif the occasion of their twentieth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. I. Aqua were guests of honor on Saturday evening last, at a delightful surprise party, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Pelman. Fifty guests were present and the evening was spent with speeches and songs. A lovely gift was presented to the guests of honor, by their assembled friends.
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Mr. Jack Goodman left for Vancouver Island points, where he will spend several montlis.
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Mr. J. E. Sayers is spending liis vacation in Alaska.
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Rev. I. MagidofP of Seattle, Wash., announces the eup^agement of his daughter, Freda, to Mr. Jack Kolberg, of Vancouver. No date has been set for the marriage. In honor of the engagement, Mr. and Mrs. Kolberg entertained at a party at their home on   Sunday  night  last,  when fifty
guests were present.
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Mrs. A. James, of Fifteenth Avenue West, entertained at a luncheon recently in honor of Mrs. Mahl of Toronto.
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Mrs. J. Cohen and her two little children left recently for Toronto, to n'oin her husband. They will reside in Toronto.
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Miss Dora Levi and Miss Esther Nemetz, delegates to the Council of Jewish Junior's Convention held recently in San Francisco, are^ now visiting in Los Angeles, gueslts of Mrs. J. Smith. Reports have not as yet been received from the delegates regarding tlie Conference. The report, wlien submitted, will probably be of much interest to Junior Council members and friends.
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Mr, and Mrs. Sam Zien and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Zien were hosts to their employees, at a picnic on Sunday, July 3, at Deep Cove.
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Miss Esther Be.nn of Victoria is a visitor in the city, the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jaffe. While here, she will attend Summer Sessions at
the University of British Columbia.
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Mr. Jack Piters, who isi a medical student at the University of Toronto, is a visitor in the city, the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Piters.
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Mr. I. B. Helman and Mr. Isadore Hamer, of Regina, arrived in Vancouver last week. They are enroute to California. Mr. Helman is Chairman of Publicity for tlie Young Judaea Conference to be held in December, and is conferring witli the local Young Judaea.
A wedding of interest was solemnized on Thursday evening, June 30, at the home of Mr. S, Kravitz, when his elder daughter, Bertha, was married to Mr. Morris Vinick. The bride looked charming in a dress of white, and was given in marriage by her father. Her bouquet was oif pink rosebuds and carnations. Maid of honor was Miss Pauline Vinick, sister of the bride-groom, while Miss Anne Goldberg and Miss Mona Horen were bridesmaids. Little Miss Anita Horen and Rose Kravitz were charming flower girls.
Supporting the groom were Mr. J. Mitehuer and Mr. J. Farber.
Rev. N. M. Pastinsky officiated.
Following the ceremony the guests were seated at attractively decorated tables. Mr. A. Horen acted as toast-master for the- occasion. Rev. N. M. Pasinsky expressed the sentiments of tlie many friends assembled. Other speakers of the eveningi were Mr. S. Kravitz, Mr. B. Wolfe, Mrs. B. Wolfe, Mrs, A. Horen, Miss Pauline Vinick, Mr. Shriaberg and others.
Following the reception dancing and music were en,ioyed by the many guests. Mr. and Mrs. Vinick left, for Victoria.
They will reside in North Vancouver.
Mr.  and   Mrs.  J.  B.  Jaffe have
moved to 1635 West 12tli Avenue.
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Miss Rosaline Weston was a charming hostess at her home on Wednesday, June 29, at a dancing party, in honor of Miss Mollie Sussman and Mr. Phil Sussman, o'f Tacoma.
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Honoring Miss Mollie Sussman, Miss Helen Rome was a charming hostess at her home on Saturday afternoon, .luly 2, at a delightful Bridge Social.
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Miss Frances Sussman and Miss Edith Glickman of Seattle are visitors in tlie city, the house guests of
the Misses Sadie and Rae Simmons.
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Miss Clara Colien of Seattle is a visitor in the city, the guest of her
mother, Mrs. M. Cohen.
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Mr.   and   Mrs.   Sam   Morris and
family were recent visitors in Seattle.
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Mr. I. Becker was a recent visitor in Portland.
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Mrs. Phil. Caplan has now returned to lier home in Portland, Ore.
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Young Judaea News
An informal meeting of the executive of the Young Judaea Club was held at the Jewish Community Centre on Sunday evening last, when visiting Judaeans from Regina, Mr. I. B. Helman, and Mr. Isadore Hamer met the local boys.
Young Judaea Groups in Prairie Cities have been organized for many years, and are carrying on intensive programs for cultural, national and social advancement. In the Prairie cities interesting .and enjoyable intercity programs are carried on. Cultural activities, debates, dramatics, oratorical contests, are enthusiastically entered into. Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg, and many smaller way points have enthusiastic and promising Judaea Clubs, and are all linked together at frequent intervals for their work and play.
The Vancouver Club is the farthest West, and has in the past been isolated from Judaea Clubs in other parts of Canada.
Mr. Helman, who is Chairman of Publicity for the forthcoming Young Judaea Convention in December in Regina, in addressing the boys, stressed the desirability that Vancouver Club make its contact with the other Canadian Centres by having delegates attend the Convention.
Mr. Helman also outlined to the local club's executive thei plans and programs followed in other Centres, and made many valuable suggestions for the advancement of the local group.
At the present time the Young Judaea Club membership is composed only of boys. It is expected that in the near (future, girls will be invited to join this group.
The local Judaeans' baseball team thus far had a very successful season, and the sports chairman has advised tliat the team stands' a good ■cha:nce • of winning first place in tlie city league. They will play the division finals next Aveek. All players are urged to come to practises Avlien called by Captains.
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Mr. H. Levy of San Francisco spent
a  few  days  in Victoria,  and was
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Kabbi and Mrs. M. Halpern of New
York spent a few days in Victoria as
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Mr. and Mrs. E. Fromson have returned from a motor trip spent on
Vancouver Island.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. L Mallek have returned from a motor trip through the
Cariboo and Wenatchee.
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Mr. M. Koenigsberg of Vancouver was a recent visitor in town on business.
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Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Nodek and their niece, Miss H^elen Seekle, are spending the summer at their summer home at Cordova Bay.
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Mr. A. Breger of Vancouver who
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