^'riday, February 26, 1932
THE JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
Page Three
SOCIAL NOTES
Please send all items for this col-tuxm to Miss Estah Myers, 6389 Angus Avenue; Kerr. 2825.
The tombstone iu memory of the
late Mrs. Rachel Goldbloom (wife of
TV. Goldbloom of Prince Eupert and
the mother of Mrs. N". Geschaye and
Mrs. Louis Ripstein) will be unveiled
on Sunday May 8th 1932.
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Mr, David Davis entertained the members of the Schara Tzedeck Cemetery Board at his home at the conclusion of the regular monthly meeting
on Wednesday last.
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We are constantly improving our
service. Quality always maintained.
Rootman's, Granville at 11th. (Adv.) * * •
Jewish Girl Guides, Vancouver Co'y No. 13
Miss Dorothy Goldston (Captain) and Mrs. H. Holmes (Lieutenant) represented the Jewish Girl Guides at the annual Meeting of Officers of the Girl Guides of District No. 2 held at tlie residence of Mrs. Goodwin Gibson the Comissioner. The annual report of the Company was submitted by the Captain Miss Goldston, and arrangements were made for holding the annual picnic in June.
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Miss Jean' Mrargdlis, popular young student at the U. B. C. left on Sunday last for Moscow, Russia, where she will reside. Slie will stop enroute to Visit in Several Eastern Canadian cities, and in London, Paris and Berlin. Miss Margolis is the daughter of Mrs. L. Lipsky of Tenth Avenue W. and has resided in Vancouver for the past two years. She is an honor student at the University of British Columbia.
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We serve the modern G. Washington and Silex coffee made the health way. Rootman's, Granville at lltb,
-(Adv.)
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A meeting of the Menorah Society was held on Sunday evening last, at the home of Mr. Milton Share, 1569 12th Avenue West. Three interesting papers were delivered by Mr. Percy Saltzman, Mr. C. Davies and Mr. H. Katznelson.
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Visitors from Seattle over the weekend were Messrs. M. Friedman, P. Epstein, P. Singer, G. Kosokoff and A. Share.
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Miss Elsie Lapidus of Seattle was a visitor in Vancouver last week-end. » » *
Miss Ethel Kaplan and Mr. Phil Kaplan of Seattle were visitors in Vancouver, guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rome.
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Dr. S. Franks and Dr. L Snider
have returned from Alaska, and will
spend several months in the city. * » *
Mr. Sid. Smerling of Seattle was a week-end visitor in Vaucou-v-sr. » » *
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. S. Sapperstein announce the engagement of their elder daughter, Clara, to Mr. Sol. Lotzkar, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Lotzkar of Seattle. The wedding will be an event of the near future.
Victoria Notes
Mr. H. L. Salmon has returned from
California where he spent the winter.
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Mrs. Sam Leiser has returned from
a two months' visit to Vancouver.
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Mrs. H. Kramer entertained at a
children's party on Feb. 18 in' honor
of her daughter Shirley's twelfth
birthday. Valentine motifs were the
decorations carried out. Twelve little
guests sat down to a dainty supper,
a birthday cake with twelve candles
forming the centerpiece. A delightful
time was enjoyed with games, etc. « * *
Mr, Jerry Brown has left for the East and will be away a few weeks.
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Miss Ethel Bean of Seattle was a recent visitor in Victoria, the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Bean.
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Mr. S. Robinson has returned from a week's visit in Vancouver.
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THE AMICO CLUB
(Contributed by J. Gelin)
Announcement is made to the community of the inauguration of a new social organization, namely, the Amico Club.
The club is comprised of young men and women, and its purpose is to provide a freer and fuller social activity for the members. Bi-monthly meetings are to be held at the Community Centre Building. These meetings will take the form of a short business session, followed by evening of dancing, musical programmes, prominent speakers, or other forms of entertainment.
Although the three meetings that -have been held to date have, all been of a purely business character for the purpose of organization, they have been marked by the gay spirits, bonhomie and great entliusiasm of those present. Extensive plans for a wide and varied programme of supplementary activities have been formulated. These plans call for theatre parties, hikes and dances during the remainder of the winter season, and yachting outings, beach parties, picnics, motor excursions and flannel dances for next summer.
The name of the club, "Amico" (pronounced Ameeco) is a word coined by llie club. It has a Latin derivation meaning friendship, and truly exemplifies the spirit in which the young men and women who comprise the membership are working together for their mutual benefit and enjoyment.
Following is a list of the executive and committees: Officers, Geo. M, Lonn, president; Miss B. Lubin, vice-president; Jack Gelin, secretary; Mrs. E. Toban, financial secretary; Sid Parker, treasurer.
Entertainment Committee: Norbert Weininger, chairman; Cy Morris, Mrs. M. Kagnoff, Miss Dora Pelman.
Refreshment Committee: Miss Ruth Morris, chairman; Mrs, S. Weininger, Miss S. Rosenbaum, Phil Gelin.
Membership Committee: Harry Freeman, chairman; Sam Brail, Miss E. Goldberg,
Tlie next "meeting of the Amico Club will be held on Monday evening, Mareli 7, .and the entertainment and refreshment committees are making arrangements to provide a snappy orchestra and adequate refreshments for this evening.
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Tlie LilMan Freiman Chapter of Hadassah will hold a "Wind-Up Affair" for the raffle of the Set of Rogers silver, at the Jewish Community Centre on Sunday evening March 6. Admission will be only^ 25c, which will include a chance to win the lovely set of silver. Plan to attend.
BAR MITZVAH
On Saturday last, Samuel Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myer Stone, was called to the reading of the Law, at the Schara Tzedeck Synagogue. He read his "mafter" very creditably, and spoke to his assembled friends in Jewish in an impressive and praisewortliy manner.
On the Sunday evening following, Mr. and Mrs. Stone entertained in honor of the occasion at their home on Balaclava St., when forty guests were present. Mr. L Becker acted as toastmaster for the evening, and called upon many of the guests to speak. A lovely gift of a writing-desk and chair, yvas presented to the Bar Mitz-vah from the assembled guests. Tele-
KOSHER CHICKENS
Delivered Thursday
HARRY STEVENS 910 Granville Street Douglas 5062
grams were received from relatives and friends, from California and other points. Mr. B, Sharkansky, Hebrew teacher, spoke on the significance of the "Bar Mitzvah".
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You Are Invited to Attend a
DEBATE
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1932, at 8.15 p.m.
At the Jewish Community Centre
The affirmative will be upheld by Samuel Lodge B'nai B'rith, represented by Dr. J. I, Gorosh and Mr. B. Victor The negative will be upheld by The Menorah Society of the U.B.C,
represented by Mr. Nathan Nemetz and Mr. Milton Share. SUBJECT; "Eesolved that the observance of traditional Jewish religious ceremonies is necessary for the preservation of the Jewish
People."
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