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THE JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
The Jewish Western Bulletin
THE JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
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Published every Thursday by VANCOUVER JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTRE
3676 Oak Street
Vancouver, B. C.
Editorial Committee
E3. R. Suffarman, Chairman Nace Swartz, Vice-Chalrman
Committ'ee
H. Rosenbaum M. M. Grossman
Chas. Nemeta J. Goodman
N. C. Levin D. Blanck
H. S. Pearl, Business Manager 1001 Stock Exchange Building, Douglas 9.
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Volume 1
Number 38
An Opportunity to Assist
Members of the eommunity are called upon so often to make donations and to render assistance to various causes that they welcome the occasional respite between campaigns. They do not object, however, we feel sure, to the opportunity of helping a worthy cause if at the same time they are assured of a pleasurable social evening.
The help that they render personally is only as large as the _price of an admission ticket, but when there are several hundred admission tickets sold the cause is very materially aided. In the case of the affair which is to be held on Saturday night, November 29th, under the joint auspices of the Council of Jewish Women and Council of Jewish Juniors, the Jewish citizens of Vancouver will have a splendid opportunity of doing tlieir share for the Centre, and enjoying themselves at the same time>-/''
' There has already been an enthusiastic response in the ticket sale, and there is every indication of a very large attendance next Saturday night.
Plans are being made for the entertainment, which is to be of particularly high order.
Here is yoUr opportunity to help the Centre. Here is an opportunity to enjoy yourself in the company of your friends and acquaintances. ^Here is an opportunity to do your duty pleasurably.
B'nai B'rith Ladies To Raffle Silver Fox
Mrs. S. A. Nemetz is Convening Sale of Tickets
The B'nai B'rith Ladies' Auxiliary will this year again raffle a beautiful Silver Fox which has been donated to them by Mrs. N. L. Lando, of the Lando Fur Company. ^
Mrs. S. A. Nemetz, who is convening the sale of tickets, has reported that her committee are meeting with hearty response from members of the community. Mrs. Nemetz is be^g assisted by members of the B'nai B'rith Ladies' Executive.
The Ladies' A^uxiliary have been working consistently for the last two years in aid of the Community Centre, in addition to work set by their Grand Lodge. It is expected that the affairs which they will give in the near future will receive the support of the Community, which has come to realize the importance and value of the efforts of this group.
A Chahukah Celebration will be held at the' Community Centre by the Ladies' Auxiliary some time in December, when tne Silver Fox will be raffled.
Watch the "Bulletin" for further announcements of this affair.
Leadership
Leadership in communal life is an important duty, which tPO of ten, ^alas, falls Upon the shoulders oi ^ YZiy itw. ' Nul that the few who are gj^ted are the only ones able to undertake executive duties, but be-
l^zens^ shrink-froin^^t^^ work at-
^f importance in communal life, [e that we note that in the city of Seattle, younger feiities, commence to take an active part in com-present Allied Jewish campaign, which is being finds some of its most ardent collectors and ^"men who have within recent years attained their ^e to feel that they are assuming duties right-jeir elders, and they accept the high honor ^irs in being able to carry on the under-(y their fathers and grandfathers, ^lunity. Not many of those here now can important local figures. Nevertheless, le young men in the twenties and thirties ^parent good reason, refrained from stepping fies that they could so ably accomplish. :omes as a result of years of experience in the In Vancouver's Jewish communal life there are fid women working alongside with their elders and mce which they must have to be able to properly ful-Edership when the time comes for them to assume them.
Seattle Newspaper Woman Addresses Section Council
Editor of Seattle Jewish Transcript Pleases Large Audience
The members of the Vancouver Section Council of Jewish Women turned out in large numbers to hear Mrs. Stella Sameth, editor of the Jewish Transcript in Seattle, who was the guest speaker at their last meeting.
Mrs. Harold B. Kahn, president of the Council presided, and after Mrs. B. Mallin opened the meeting with^ifee council prayer, called upoifthe various chairmen of cctmuiittees for reports.
Mrs. Mr'H. Brotman reported on the Druin^tic Circle, and told the Council that a play would be produced each month. The first production of the Dramatic Circle will be given at a Get-Together meeting for all the Jewish Women's organizations in the city. -Mrs. Maurice Koenigsberg stated that the Sunday School Classeis were well under way, and that a large and efficient staff of volunteer teachers is capably managing the work outlined. A Chanukah Festival, she announced, will be held in December, and an attractive program is being arranged.
Mrs. John Shubb reported her visits to the Crippled Children's Hospital, and to the Home for.the Incur-
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Mrs. Wm. Sugarman reported on the success of the Book Review Circle, and expressed her pleasure at the large attendance and the general enthusiasm. She anhouriced that Dr. Dobson, the distinguished psychiatrist and alienist, will lecture to a circle on Child Psychology.
Mr. E. R. Sugarman spoke on the Get-Together Luncheon of all the Jewish Women's organizations.
The Educational Department was ably reported on by Mrs. M. M. Grossman, who also mentioned the untiring efforts of Dr. Davies and Mrs. H. J. Allen at the Well-Baby Clinic.
Mrs. Stella Sameth was then called upon and in a gracious and charming manner reviewed the "Maurizius Case" by Jacob Wasserman, the famous German-Jewish author.
"It is a story," she said, "of justice' and injustice. In it the author attempts to show how circumstantial evidence and accidents will tend _ to^ mis-carry justice; how law-^.d justice are often, divorced; and how potentially great careers might be brought ^ to_npthklg7 b y unfortunate coincidence."
It is an attack on justice today, and yet Wasserman is unable to offer any
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Tea was served by Mrs. James and her committee.
Anyone requiring the services of a high school student to mind children in the evenings may be placed in touch, with a student who is desirous of obtaining such work. This student lives in the vicinity of the Community Centre and will visit homes that are not too far distant. For further information, telephone .the secretary of the Community Centre, Bay view 4210 between 1 and 5 p.m. or 7 to 10 p.m.
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SOCIETY NOTES
Please send ail items for this -     column to Miss Minnie Tobaiij Social Editor.    966  12th  Avenue . West. Phone: Bayview 8369L.
Mrs. Norman Brown entertained Informally at tea last w^eek at her apartment on 14th Avenue West.
A recent dinner party hostess was Mrs. Harry Rosenbaum, when she en--tertained at her home on 49th Avenue West. Covers were laid for twelve.
Dr. R. I. Franks is visiting in Los Angeles, where he is the guest of his sister arid bi-other-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Starkman.
Interesting visitors in town at present are Mr. W. A. Revelman and Mr. E. Wallace of Melbourne, Australia. They expect to spend several weeks more in Vancouver, before proceeding on their tour.
Miss Sally Rosenbaum of Winnipeg, who has been the house guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. arid Mrs. M. Gelin, for several weeks, leaves this evening for her home in the Prairie Gity.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rothstein loaned their "Spacious home on 15th Avenue Westy for the last general meeting of the'Menorah Society held last Sunday evening. Mr. David Rome was the speaker of the evening. His address was followed by a keen discussion by all present.
,The Gouncil Study Circle, which was to ha,ye been held ori^^ 24th, ha:s^^b^eeh postponed to next Monday afternoon, December 1st, at 2 o'clock at the Centre. . Judge Helen McGill will continue: her lectures on Parliamentary Procedure. All members interested are invited to attend.
: The Jewisli Western Bulletiri takes pleasure in announcing the appointment of Miss Esther Lancaster, ast editress.of the Club and Organization news. Miss Lancaster, who is a native daughter of Vancouver, comes of a family wdll known on the Coast. Her father, the late I Lancaster, was 6ne_of the founders of Samuel Lodge and was the second president of that organization', succeeding the late Judge Samuel Schultz. Secretaries of^ organizations are requested to send their items to Miss Lancaster, care of the Jewish Western Bulletin, or to phone her residence in the evenings, telephone Bayview 2932Y.
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Miss Goldie Emel, who is president of the Council of Jewish Juniors, has occupied that position for the last two years. She has a large circle of friends in the city, due to her various interests and it is expected that many of them will be in attendance at the dance which her organization is jointly sponsoring with the Council of Jewish Women.
National Costume Ball Set For December 13th
A dance which ought to prove of unusual interest is the National and Historical Costume Ball, to be given by the Zeire Zion organization at the Centre on Saturday evening, December 13th.
An opportunity will be had on that occasion of seeing costumes worn by Jews throughout the centuries in various countries, as well as other national costumes.
There will no doubt be many attractive costumes worn by those who brought them when they left their homeland.
Friendly organizations are asked to keep this date in mind and to urge their members to attend.
The regular monthly meeting of the Talmud Torah Ladies' Auxiliary will be held at the Community Centre on December 3rd at 2 p.m. Abraham Charkow, assisted by Miss Helen Rome, will render a violin solo.
The regular meeting of the B'nai B'rith Ladies' Auxiliary, held on Tues'-~^ day evening last, was marked by a large attendance. Mrs. Anne Nemetz> president, gave t h e annual report/-which was very enlightening.. At the/-] next meeting there will be a nomina-tion of officers.
Junior Council
To Meet Sunday
The regular monthly meeting of the Council of Jewish Juniors will be held at the Community Centre on Sunday ■ afternoon, November 30th at 3 o'clock! sharp. Final arrangements will be made for the formal ball to be held in February, and other important business will be dealt with. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Miss Bessie Steinberg, Sally Bobroff and Ida Marlow. All members are urged to attend.
Mr. Joseph Marks, distinguished young violinist, appeared in recital recently aV the Vj.ncou]rer Hotel in aicl of J:li^PBoviiice^S^a Claus Fund j Mr. Marks has, since his arrival in Vancouver, won high praise from the critics for his splendid performances.
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B'nai B'rith Ladies To Entertain at Bridge
An event of unusual intierest in the community which promises to be largely attended, is the social evening planned by the B'nai B'rith Ladies' Auxiliary. The affair will be held on Sunday evening, November 30th and twelve of the ladies will act as hostesses for the evening. Members and friends of the Auxiliary are cordially invited to attend.
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