JEWISH CENTRE NEWS
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Personal and Glub News >
Please send all items for this column to Miss Esther Waterman, Social Editor, 1225 Nelson St,   Douglas 2327 Y.
Mr. Martin Solomons of London,
England, is visiting the city.
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Toronto visitors in the city are: Mr.
H. Simmons, Mr. Goldenberg. ''■.*■■ ■',/*     *' Mr. David Copp of the Mitchel-Copp Jewelry Stores of Winnipeg is a visitor in the city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Koch are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a daughter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zimmerman entertained on Sunday evening at a dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Newbauer.
Montreal visitors in town include: Mr. I. Kahn, Mr. D. Jacobs, Mr. Joe Vineberg, Mr. Eddie Berish, Mr. Jack Rosen, Mr. Felix Lewis, Mr. Moe Eels, Jack Victor.
Miss Esther. Bean has returned to her home in Victoria, after spending the Winter months in Vancouver, where she has been attending the University of British Columbia. .   '.  • • '
A bethrothal of considerable interest has been announced by Mr. and Mrs. G. Bpbroff. Their eldest daughter, Bertha to Mr.. Louis Singer, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Singer of Wroxton, Sask.
Miss Helen Rome entertained at a house party at her home on 26th Avenue West, on Friday evening, April 26th.
Miss Beatrice Shugarman assisted Mrs. Rome and Miss Helen in receiving the guests.
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Complimenting their daughter Fanny, upon the occasion of her thir-. teenth birthday, Mr. and Mrs. B. Maze-low entertained several of her friends at a delightful party last Monday night. Games, music and dancing were enjoyed by the young guests.
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Miss Florence Bloom, who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Blooni, Nicola Street, will be returning to California next week.
Dinner Party at
the Plantation
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chess entertained at a dinner party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Newbauer, (the latter formerly Miss Reitta Ripstein) at the Plantation Inn, North Vancouver, on Saturday Evening, April 26th. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Newbauer, Mr. and Mrs. L -W. Chess, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. M; Brotman, Mr. and Mrs. D. Pereles, Mr. and Mrs. N. Tobias, Miss Jimmie Chess, Mr. David Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Chess.
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Miss Freda Silverman was hostess at a delightful house party on Wednesday night at her home in Kerrisdale.
The . rooms were prettily decorated with colored streamers and flowers, and Miss Bess Lonn assisted in receiving the guests.
Among those present were the Misses Jennie Gold, Anna Chess, Adrienne Zimmerman, Ray Sisson, Florence Miller, Evelyn Shugarman, Anna Davis, Princess Sisson, Lilliam Schwartz, Helen Schwartz, and Messrs. Sam Silverman, Philip Gelin, Sam Levi, Arthur Freeman, Morris Kantor, Max Bobroff, Maurice Silverman, Milton Share, Jack Gelin, Paul Kantor, Nathan Nemetz, and Alfred Herman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Heiman of Seattle, were visitors in town last, week. Mr. Heiman is assistant United States District Attorney in Seattle, and has many friends here, having spoken to the Menorah Society some time ago.
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Mother and Daughter
Night Proves Successful
A capacity audience attended at the recent MOTHER AND DAUGHTER night, when a charmingly arranged and interesting programme was carried out at the Community Centre.
The pupils of the well known dancing teacher, Madame Zinck, rendered several artistic dance numbers, that were much appreciated.
A one act Farce entitled "The Tryst-ing Place" was very ably directed by Miss Anna Goldberg. Those taking-part in the playlet were Miss Anna Chess, Miss Freda Silverman, Miss Margaret Shifton, Mr. Nathan Nemetz, Mr. David Freeman, Mr. Louis Horowitz and Mr. Bill Hirschberg.
This was enjoyed immensely by the audience.
After the programme, the mothers presented little gifts to each daughter, and refreshments were then served.
Mother and
Daughtier Banquet
The Mother and Daughter Banquet is given annually by the Council of Jewish Juniors, and this year it will be held in the Banquet Hall of the Community Centre, on Mother's Day, May . 11th. As in past years, a very attractive programme is being planned by the girls, for the pleasure and entertainment of their mothers. All mothers, whether or/not they have daughters in the Council, are cordially invited to attend the Mother and Daughter Banquet.
The girls are arranging to have a supply of dainty corsage for the mothers and daughters. Phone Miss Matilda Nissenbai^ni for reservations for corsages. Bay. 1269 Y. Tickets for . the Banquet can be had from any member of the executive of the Junior Council.
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Mrs. David Druxerman's Post-Nuptial Reception
A very charming affair- on Sunday afternoon was the tea at which Mrs. N. Bell received her friends at her hom.e, in honor of her daughter, Mrs., David Druxerman> whose marriage was a recent event.
Gay spring flowers in many hues lent a delightful atmosphere to the reception rooms. These fragrant blossoms were also used most effectively as the centre motif at the prettily appointed tea table which was covered with a lovely lace cloth, and tall flaming tapers cast a mellow glow over the whole.
Presiding at the urns were Mrs. S. Gintzberger, Mrs. M. Plant, Mrs. D. Balcovske and Mrs. A. Kahn, while Mrs. Frankenburg and Mrs. L J. Klein cut"the ices. Assisting throughout the rooms were: Mrs. H. J. Allen, Mrs. W. Sugarman, Mrs. E. R. Sugarman, Mrs. MT Brotman, and Mrs H. Rosenbaum.
Many beautiful wedding gifts were displayed in the sun parlor and a novel touch which proved most interesting was the showing of moving pictures of Mr. and Mrs. Druxermah's wedding, these were shown on a screen in the living room.
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The Lillian Freiman Chapter of Hadassah will hold a SEWING at the home of Mrs. G. Bobroif, 650 Princess Ave., on Wednesday afternoon. May 7th. Members and friends are invited to attend.
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Council Tea Cancelled
The tea which was to have been held at the home of Mrs. Grossman, under the auspices of the Council of Jewish Women, owing to the sad news of the death of Mr. Grossman's mother, has been cancelled.