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Mrs. Harry Simand, Gladstone Avenue, has returned from a visit to New York.
Mrs. Saul Kellnor, Cote St. Luc Road, returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Max Leopold, Domal Avenue, is spending a holiday in Ste. Agathe.
Miss Muriel Weissman, Vendome Avenue, entertained at a cocktail P*rty in honor of her brother, Percy Weissman, who recently returned from overseas. Present wen: Misses Ruth Simak, Marilyn Matta, Doris Kert, Lee Spector, Mona Bronfman, Simone Masson, Buth Koren; and Theodore Lande, Alfred Zk>n, Dr. Samuel Albert, Bram Elkin, Otto Steinberg, Dr. Bernard Lewis, Captain Harvey Sigler, Dr. Archie Kirsch, Monte Berger, Herbert Ross, Dr. Irving Schiffer, Simon Harris, Sidney Horowitz, Michael Segal, Philip Weissman; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stober, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scher-xer, Mr. and Mrs. Al. Salomon, Mr. and Mrs. I. Reisler, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Tarnofsky, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Marcus, and Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Segal.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Caplan, 4634 Jeanne Mance Street, celebrated their first wedding anniversary at dinner at El Morocco, with relatives and friends as guests.
Miss Anne Wideman, Outremont Avenue, entertained ten guests at a cocktail and dinner party in honour of Dr. Jerry Silver, of Baltimore, Md. Miss Gussie Bloomfield assisted in serving.
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her sister-in-law, Miss Leah Satov, who left for Miami Beach, Florida. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. p. Satov, Miss Rae Satov, M. Martin, .Mr. and Mrs. A. Brussels, and Louis Satov, recently discharged ;feom the R.C.A.P. & Misses Lily Gordon and Bertha Reininger were hostesses at a cup and saucer shower at the former's home, 955 Davaar Avenue, for Miss Ruth Marks, fiancee of Abe Krams, and a bride-elect of February 3. Covers were laid for twenty guests. The honouree was presented with a china set. -
Mrs. S. Zacharin, 5171 Esplanade Avenue, entertained at tea for her sister, Miss Ruth Marks, fiancee of Abe Krams, and a bride-elect of February 3. Covers were laid for thirty guests. Mrs. S. Marks, sister-in-law of the bride, poured. Mrs. J. Shacter, and Misses Bertha Krams and Mildred Et-covitch assisted in serving.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Kirsh, 133 Laur-ier Avenue West, *ave a dinner for the immediate family in honour of their son, Pte. Meyer
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Mrs. D. Pinsky, Clark Street, entertained at Eaton's for Miss Rosalie Pinsky, fiancee of Joseph Montner, and a bride-elect of November 18. She was presented with a china tea-set. Present were: Mrs. Sol. Heitner, mother of the bride; Mesdames J. Steinberg, Nathan Pinsky, Jack Pinsky, M. Pinsky, J. Mann, C. Feldman, H. Kerner, M. Klein, S. Pinsky, T. Toplitsky, and Miss Pearl Pinsky.
Mrs. George Enkin, Darlington Avenue, gave a luncheon and theatre party for Miss Elaine Esther Seidlitz, a bride-elect of December 30, fiancee of Edward Davidovitch. The hostess wore a black dress, trimmed with fuchsia-color, a black sequin-trimmed hat, and a corsage of red roses. The honoree wore, a black dress, with a net yoke, black and white hat, and a corsage of red roses. A presentation was made of a thirty-two piece luncheon set.
Entertaining for Mrs. Nathan Greeenb�rg, formerly Miss Thelraa Amsel, were: Mrs. M. Watchman, Wilson Avenue, at a supper and presentation of odd cups and saucers; Misses Rosalyn Abrams and Bess Bemhut, luncheon presentation of odd cups and saucers; Miss Ruth Goldfarb, luncheon presentation of a cheque, at Ruby Foo's; and Mesdames V. Veinish and B. Volensky, at a luncheon presentation of a breakfast set
Entertaining for Miss Bertha Jonea, a bride elect of. November 18,v fiancee of Fred Adter, ware: Ifa* J. L** andi Mb* Jtf* Fwe-nan, at a taa pi saaatattoii. of a �flex, at the tetter's home, 588* 8t Urbain Street; Mrs. J. EoaeabUtt, 2830 WUlowdale Avenue, tea presentation of linens; Mrs. A. Clue, 5717 St. Urbain Street, tea presentation of an electric iron; and Miss Sonia Jones, sister of the bride-elect, tea presentation of a benga-line bedspread and draperies.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Speisman, 1620 Van Home Avenue, entertained at a dinner party: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Segal, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saltzman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Laing, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arono-vitch, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Singer-man, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stein, Mr. and Mrs. Buster Finegold, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Walfish, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Polger, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Deskin, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Schwartz; Mr. and Mrs. Abe Roseman, Mr. and Mrs. Abbey Sankoff, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Kotler, Miss Lucy Speisman; and Mrs. L. Davidson, of Hamilton, Ont,
Mr. and Mrs. M. SobeV, 795 Davaar Avenue, entertained two hundred and forty guests at a dinner at the Mount Royal Hotel in honor of their son, Samuel Sobel, who was called to the Reading of the Law at Beth David Synagogue. He is the grandson of Mrs. J. Myers, 74 Villeneuve Street West, and the late J. Myers; and of Mrs. M. Silver stein, 5671 Esplanade Avenue, and the late M. S. Sobel. Mrs. Sobel, mother of the bar-mitzvah, received in a black crepe dinner jrown, trimmed with black sequins, and a corsage of roses and carnations. The table centrepiece was of mixed flowers and a birthday cake. The bar-mitzvah; L. Frschel, H. Myers, and Jack Weiner gave speeches. Jack Kahane was master
of ceremonies. L. M. Stone, uncle of the bar-mitzvah, of Boston, Mass., was a guest.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Kahansky, 5384 Clark Street, entertained at an evening supper in honor of the engagement of their youngest daughter, Ruth Rosalie, whose marriage to Hyman Shaffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Shaffer, 5378 Esplanade Avenue, will take place on June 16, at Chevra Kadisha Synagogue. Covers were laid for thirty guests. Variegated flowers and pink streamers decorated the table. Mesdames Henry Frank and Louis Frank, sisters of the honoree, and Joseph Kane, sister-in-law of the honoree, assisted in serving. Miss Kahansky wore a lime-colored crepe dress, trimmed with green lace; and a corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Kahansky wore a royal-blue crepe dress, trimmed with white; and Mrs. Shaffer wore a two-piece black crepe dress, with white trimming.
Entertaining for Mrs. Jack Paul, 82 Commonwealth Street, Buffalo, N.Y., formerly Miss Rose Charon, of Montreal, were: Mrs. H. Lud-wick, Park Avenue, at a dinner presentation of sterling silver and crystal picture frames; Miss Frances Flinker, St. Urbain Street, luncheon presentation of a floral china centrepiece, at Ruby Foo's; Miss Pearl Turner, Park Avenue, dinner presentation of a china tea-set; Mrs. Samuel Mendelssohn; Willowdale Avenue, tea presentation of a china breakfast set; Mesdames Robert Bassin, Jeanne Mance Street; William Cheifetz, St. Urbain Street; Morris Dubiansky; Esplanade Avenue; Max Lazarus, Rockland Avenue; Harry Ludwick, Park Avenue; Louis Nudleman, St. Famille Street; and Harold Rubin, Decarie Boulevard, dinner presentation of a sterling silver dresser set, at the latter's home.
Mesdames D. Staviss and D. Segal, Esplanade Avenue, entertained at a tea presentation of two cheques at the Queen's Hotel, in honor of their future daughter-in-law and sister-in-law, Miss Annie Caplan, a bride-elect of February, and fiancee of Mpe Staviss. Covers were laid for fifty-seven guests at a table centred with carnations, pom-poms, and red roses, with white candles in sterling silver holders, on each side. Mrs. Staviss, wore a black two-piece crepe dress, trimmed with black sequins, black accessories, and a corsage of white carnations; Mrs. Segal, a black crepe dress with black sequins, black accessories, and a corsage of red and white roqes; and the honoree, a black crepe dress, trimmed wttfc torqaoiae, Hack aeeaaaoriat. aad a eoraac* of pink and wfcfte
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� LAC FRANK SCHWARTZ Memorial Club met at the home of Mrs. B. Levitt, 6260 Hutchison Street. Mrs. S. B. Schwartz, president, presided.
� A.Z.A.: Fourth national Sabbath observance was held at Adath Je-shurun Synagogue. A. 'J. Livin-son, religious chairman of the A.-Z.A.-Bnai Brith Youth Movement Advisory Board, opened the service, speaking in Yiddish. Harry A. Milgram, religious chairman of the Montreal A.Z.A.-Bnai Brith Movement Council, led the service, with about two hundred girls and boys participating. Rev. 0. Shurem directed the synagogue choir. Saul Lighter spoke, and Bernard Shapiro, of Dover Chapter Number 331, delivered the sermon. Max Bernfeld, K.C., of the Bnai Brith Youth Commission, was guest speaker, topic: "The Value Of Jewish Culture To Modern Youth." Hyman Liebling, of Dover Chapter, thanked him. Maurice Hartt, M.L.A.; Seymour Fargeon, Bert. Freedman, Murray Lapin, Meyer Hyman, Barney^Grosser, Hy. Free-man, Arthur Litwin were there.
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� MERKAZ HATORAH Rabbinical Seminary and Yeshivah High School: Rabbi Dr. S. Belkin, president of Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary and Yeshivah College, of New York, will lecture on Sunday, November 18, :\t 8.30 p.m.
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� NATIONAL COUNCIL of Jewish Juniors social meeting, at the Mount Royal Hotel, had Max Slat-koff, master of ceremonies, conducting a "True or False" between six members. Miss Marilyn Matts is president.
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� RED CROSS 1942 Victory Unit met at the home of Mrs. Abe Cohen, 863 Davaar Avenue. Mr?. H. Shucker collected donations and membership fees. Tea was served. Mrs. J. Fencer thanked the hostess. Others present were: Mesdames J. Bercovitz, A. Berlind, Al. Cohen, J. Fishman, J. Goodlin, H. Levine, A. Levine, A. Pinsky, Sema Rabi-novitch, S. Rosen, B. Slapkoff, L Schwartz, J. Vertlieb, S. Vengroff, Miss Dorothy Stonefelt; guests, Mesdames Toba Klaiman, B. Rabi-novitcVM. Chemofmky, 8, Shapiro. Next meeting at tfe boo* of
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Born, to Mr. and Mrs. David Rome (nee Mollie Garber). 5715b Esplanade Avenue, a daughter, Tauba Miriam, on November 9, at the Royal Victoria Hospital; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
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Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Newman (nee Rena Cohen). Hutchison Street, a son, Elliott Ian, at the Woman's General Hospital, on October 31. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cohen, Hutchison Street; and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newman, de Bullion Street. Godparents are Miss Anne Cohen, and Abbey Cohen, Hutchison Street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Abe. Fletsher, St. Lawrence' Boulevard, received at Shapiro's Dining Room, in honor of the bar-mitzvah of their son, Leonard. Mrs. Fleisher wore a black afternoon dress, with a sequin bodice and a corsage of red roses. Miss Ailees Fleisher, sister of the bar-mitzvah, wore a black dress, trimmed with sequins, and a corsage of red roses. Thirteen couples marched in the bar-mitzvah procession, singing "Hatik-vah", and, Harry Fleisher, younger brother of the bar-mitzvah, carried the talith, followed by his parents; and his brother, the bar-mitzvah. In the procession, were: Luzar Cohen, grandfather of the bar-mitzvah, and his sister, Miss Aileon Fleishcr; .Mr. and Mrs. A. Fleisher; Mr. and Mrs. II. Cohen; Mr. and Mrs. S. Einhorn; Mr. and Mrs. I. Cohen; Mr. and Mrs. I. Fleisher; Mr. and Mrs. Loois Co hen, of Brockville, Ont-; Mr. and Mrs. M. Fleisher; Mr. ar>J Mr.J. Adolphe Packer; Mr. and MM. M. Greeristein; Mrs. H. Cohen and Mrs. E. Fleisher, both of Toronto, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. H. Padoks\a; Mrs. B. Wolk, and W. Padoksin. The tables, decorated with white and yellow pom-poms, were set for one hundred and fifty guests.
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� UPSILON Lambda Phi members, Kappa Alpha chapter, planning to attend the Can-Am Conference in Toronto, December 26-28, communicate with Sydney Banks, 170 Glencedar Road, Toronto 12, Ont.; or Harvey Wolfe, 779 Spadina Road, Toronto 12, Ont., regarding registration.
� Women who volunteered as mem. berg for a knitting and sewing group to help oversea* needy, will be called to plan the organization shortly. All others interested, call
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� CANADIAN Jewish Congress: Relief supplies to Jewish communities in three European countries are being sent this week by the United Jewish Refugee Agencies, an affiliate of the Congress, Saul Hayes, national executive director, announced. Seventy-five cases of supplies were sent aboard the S.S. Sophie Beck for surviving Jews in Poland. A number of cases were donated by the Ezra Ladies' Aid Society, Mrs. M. Lefcort, president, of this city. All are addressed to a Jewish relief committee in Poland, headed by Dr. Emil Som-merstein, a veteran leader of Polish Jewry who met with representatives of the Congress during an international conference in London, England. Plans for furthering relief work in Poland were speeded up. at that time. Another shipment was sent to Belgium aboard the S.S. Belgian Seaman which is proceeding directly from Montreal to Brussels. Mr. Hayes states that space for the one hundred and twenty cases of supplies was made available through the cooperation of Belgian government representatives in Canada. A third shipment for the surviving Jews of Yugoslavia will be sent this week aboard a vessel proceeding directly to a Yugoslav port. These shipments form part of the $1,-500,000 relief program undertaken by the Congress at the national convention in Toronto in January.
� TEMPLE EMANU-EL, Dr. Harry J. Stern, Rabbi: Services. November 16. at 8.15 p.m. Lecture: "Education For Life". Saturday, at 11.30, sermonette. Brotherhood will distribute baskets of groceries to the neediest Jewish families on Chanukah. Committee: Hershell Lewis, Arthur Sehalek, Francis Beck. Dr. Stern will participate in a religion and life parley at the University of Vermont on Sunday, by an inter-ftith group.
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struetor. CaU Mrs.' H. Joshua Stern, PL 5856. Teen Age Group, Sylvia Marks, president, is holding a social on Saturday evening, November 24, at the Community House. Joseph Jonas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Balthazar Jonas, will be called to the Reading of the Torah this Friday evening and Saturday morning in observance of his bar-mitzvah. Young people from Grace United Church, of Lachine, and from the Church of All Nations, in Montreal, will attend on Friday. Those who attended the Sisterhood luncheon were: Mesdames G. Alexander, L. Aronson,-M. Arnovitz, H. Aron, R. B. Burko, A. Bieber, S. Blumenthal, A. Becker, F. Beck, S. Bick, G. Bornstein, J. M. Born-stein, S. B. Coen, Sadie Cohn, W. N. Carin, E. Cohen, J. J. Cooper, H. Cohen, H. Davis, G. Davis, L. A. Davis, S. Deskin, J. A. Ducoffe, J. Elkin, I. Freedman, I. Friedman, Jack Freedman, A. N. Friedman, R. G. Fischel, M. Feldman, G. G. Gray^ L. B. Goodman, C. Goldstein, H. Grover, N. N. Genser, M. Greenstein, M. Garfinkle, J. Gert-ler, J. Gordon, D. Goltman, W. Gittes, H. C. Gittleson, A. S. Jacobs, B. D. Joseph, D. G. Jassby, R. B. Kramer, M. Kert, A. Kramer, G. Kruger, A. KeyfUz, S. Leh-berg, J. Luber, S. Levine, H. H. Lewis, J. Lewinson, J. Loebel, J. Lande, L. S. Lee, L. Lepine, J. P. Levee, F. L. Lewis, D. R. Miller, A. N. Miller, A. Michael, S. Marks, L. Marks, J. N. Neumann, L. Port-ner, H. Pickleman, G. G. Phillips, L. Phillips, A. Pascal, J. Rothpan, J. Rubenstein, L. Rubenstein, H. Rubinovitch, E. Regal, H. W. Robinson, H. Rosenthal. I. M. Rubinovitch, J. A. Roston, M. Rosnick, H. Stem, I. Stuart, W. Solomon, A. Simon, H. Simon, H. J. Stem/ E. Sterns, R. Stone, I. Steinberg. L. Sherwin, R. Sapera, I. Scheffer, Miss Henrietta Seidner, Mesdames R. Stern, M. A. Sendel, G. Segal, M. Silverstein, P.-Silverstein, H. Smith, C. Sommer. H. H. Tower, I. I. Tarshis, N. Vines, A. N. Vineberg, L. Wolfe, H. Wolfe, J. Wiener, A. J. Walker, G. Wolfe, D. Wolfe, J. Wolfe, M. Wegler. E. Yaphe. B. Yates, M. Horn, H. P. Horn, M. Ginsberg, C. H. Goldstein, G. Hollinger, F. Wolfe,
and of B. Wiener, Pi and the late Mrs, Wtafer. godparents are Mrs. L. Wrteman, St. Urbain Street; and W. Gartnerr St. Urbain Street'
Born, to Pte. and Mrs. M. Shear (nee Lily Liverman), Clark Street, a son, Allan, brother of Ruby, at the Woman's General Hospital, on October 24; grandson of Mrs. Lv Liverman, Colonial Avenue, and the late Reubefc Liverman; and of Mr. and Mrs. E. Shear, Clark Street. Godparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. SSear, pucharme Avenue. Pte. Shear has just returned from overseas.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fine (nee Mildred (Minzie) Cohn), Davaar Avenue, a son, Phillip Elliot, at the Jewish General Hospital, on Friday, October 26; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. D. Cohn, Davaar Avenue, and of Mr. and Mrs. W. Fine, Wiseman Avenue; great-grandson of Mrs. D. Dalys, Harvard Avenue; and of S. Cohen, Trans Island Avenue. Godparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frank, Bernard Avenue West,
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Briskin (nee Anne Gasco), Outremont Avenue, a daughter, Su&anne Inez, at the Jewish General Hospital, on October 18; granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. Gasco, of Montreal; and of Moses Briskin, Outremont Avenue, and the late Mrs. Ida Briskin.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. B. Jaffe (nee Immy Sachs), Marlowe Avenue, a daughter, Joan Constance, at the Jewish General Hospital, on October 27.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Rosen (nee Diana Oilman), 2105 Van Home Avenue, a son. Ear! Stephen, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on October 31. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, W. Gil-man, Hutchison Street; and Mr. and Mrs. N. Rosen, Villeneuve Street West. Godparents are Miss Eva Rosen, Villeneuve Street West; and Moe Gil man, Hutchison Street.
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