JULY 4th, 1941
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Miss Frances Katz, Colonial Avenue, director of Temple Emanu-El Religious School, has left for New York to take a.summer course at Columbia University in stagecraft and dramatics. While at the University Miss Katz wffl live in Brooks Hall, Barnard College.
Mrs, E. Reinblatt VHleneuve Street West, and Mrs. M. Krakower and sons, Louis and Barry, Durocher Avenue, are occupying a cottage at Val Morin for the summer.
Mrs. M, Greenstone and son, Brian Leonard, left to spend a month with her mother, Mrs. E.
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man, rormexiy Mte Marion Forer. of Toronto, who were In Montreal and the Lattrentians on their honeyi
Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Caplan, Clark Street, entertained at dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dri-mer, formerly Miss Anne NadJer, a bride of June 10. Mrs. Drimer is a sister of Mrs. Caplan.
Entertaining In honor of Mr*. Henry L. Ginsburg, of Toronto, formerly Miss Helen Rosehfeld, of Montreal, were: Mrs. S. RosenfeW, at a tea at the Queen's Hotel; Mrs. M. Gross, Northcote Road, tea presentation; Mrs. A. Ginsburg, tea presentation; Mrs. Joseph Wener, St Hubert Street, tea presentation; Misses Toba and Sylvia Singer, tea pi Mentation; Mise Mary Tess-ler, tea presentation; Miss Ruth Wemstein, Trans-Island Avenue, .tea presentation; Miss Ruth Simpson* dinner and theatre; Mrs. Sidney Genon and Miss Phyflis God-frey, dinner party and presentation.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Grill, dark Street, gave a birthday party lor their son, David, who was six years old. Red and wUte peonies decorated the table, which held a birthday cake and colored candles. The
Grin, Claire Grill, Ettie Shtthnaa, ZeJda Shuhnan, Roslyn Mandel-corn, Norman Barr, Isador Barr,
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Barmash, David J. GrlM, Mortimer MaAovitch, Irving Fi&hbine, Maurice' Fishblne, Bruce Kessler, Manuel Grill, Rita Marcovitch, Jack Marcovitch; Mesdames L Klrshner, L Nadler, J. Grill, Ei Lefbovttch, P. Barmaah, L. Marcovitch, M. Barr, P. Kessler, B. Berlin, Mr. and Mrs. J. Brodsky, Mr. and Mrs. D. Lazarovitch, Mr. and Mrs. N. Flshbme. Mrs. I. Nadler and Misses Rita Kirshner and Fay GrHl assisted in serving. Mr. and Mrs. Max Byer, Park Avenue, entertained to celebrate the bar-mltzvah of their son, Gordon, at the Bnai Jacob Synagogue. Two hundred! guests were
Mr. and Mrs. L. Byer, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nadler, Mrs. Charles Groasner and son, Sydney, Mr. and Mrs. H. Byer, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Wiseman, Mr. and Mrs. S. Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs, Ben. Caplan, Mr. and Mrs. S. Rosehbloom, Mr. and Mrs. M. Helfield, Mr. and Mrs. L. Cons, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drimer, Miss Anne Wiseman and her fiance, Hyman Steinberg. Gordon Byer was led *y his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Byer, and he made a speech to them. Sydney Byer was roaster of ceremonies. Those who spoke were: H. Byer, M. Palefsky, and A. Pinohuk. Mrs. Max Byer received her guests in a black lace and chiffon dinner gown, with pink carnations in her hair. Miss Molly Byer assisted her mother to receiving, wearing a black and white dbmer gown with Mexican jewelry, and white daisies in her hair.
MONTREAL MEETINGS
E. E. Workman is chairman of the campaign for tad* to cany em ta* week el supplying recreational furniture and equipment for the Active Army across Canada and other war-time activities, Samuel Bronfman is honorary chairman. J. A.
have had a most succearful twenty-one, months of efforts and the figures of articles finished and work done are astounding. But the very fact that there has been such a response to demands has resulted in a slackening of the energies of the volunteers. I am alarmed at the drop in requisitions for supplies coming in from Branches. If it continues we are going to be faced with a serious shortage this Fall. We must increase our efforts, not slacken off. With the extension of the war rone the demands to be made on the Red Cross will be all the greater. These demands will come to every Red Cross Society the world over; they will be made on The Canadian Red Cross Society which means demands on every Red Cross Branch and on every Red Cross worker. We must recruit new workers from those growing up in years to take their places beside their elders. Other thing* are necessary for the conduct of War but nothing can take the place of the Supplies which emanate from the working of materials in the spare hours of thousands of Red Cross Volunteers/' The Jewish Branch will be open every day from Monday through Thursday, 9 ajn. until 5 p.m., work rooms in the Sommer Building.
Idem, J. Lerinson Jr. A, L. Mailman. D. KIrsch. L. Herman, M. Jacobson, of the Knights of Pythias, M. Levy, of Bnai Brlth, M. M. Kirsch. Mrs. Lax. Phmips, chairman of the Women's Division, M. O. Kirsch, A. Usber. B. G. F. Vaz. G. E. Erlick are active in the drive which opened at a dbmer at the Montefiore dim. Major-General L. R. LaFleche, D-SXX. Joint Deputy Minister of National War Services, was the speaker. JB. E. Workman introduced htm and he
of the CuHiftm A r�-af an air raid on London, complete with the sound of planes, anti-aircraft fire and sirens was played, as aD the Itehts in the hall were extmfttdshed. At the speakers' table were: Major-General La-Fteche. Mr. Bronfman. Mr. Workman, Major - General Giosone. CJtjG., D.&.O., O-B-E^ Rev. Dr. R. L. Abramowttz. Jack Klein, David Klrsch, A. L. Mailman. J. Levte-son Jr. Liem-CoL Philip Abbey, Lieut. M. O. Kir**, Col. S. Ecnen-berg. L. Herman.
Branch. Mrs Samuel Bronfman, president, has received a letter from W. Legist, president, in which he says: "We
BIRTHS
Born, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on Sunday, June 29th, to Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Chait, (nee Rae Sullovey) a daughter.
Born, at the Jewish General Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. William Gasoi, (nee Helen Babb) on June 29th, a daughter.
Born, on Sunday, June 29th, at the Jewish General Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bloom (nee, Sylvia Grosser) a daughter.
Born, at the Jewish General Hospital, on June 24th, to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Applebaum (nee Henrietta Rosehzweig, of New York, a daughter.
DEATHS
Joseph Sonabend, 6292 de Vimy Avenue, formerly of London, England, died on June 30th, He Is survived by his wife/Betsy Silver; and children, Meadame* M. Davis, J. N. Berktnan, and A. Duke
twenty-one grandchildren
Harry Obront died on June 28th, after a lengthy illness, in his 64th year. Surviving are his wife, Annie Obront; two sons, Jack and Ben.; a daughter, Mrs. Samuel Seltzer; nine grandchildren; a brother, Samuel Shulman; a sister, Mrs. A. Maizen.
John Freeman died suddenly at his honie, 5388 St Urbain Street on June 30th, in hU 73rd year. He is survived by his wife, Ida Wiseman; eight children, Abe, of New York, Mrs. H. B.^ Freed, Harry, Sydney, Sol, Mr*. D. Freedznan, Ray, Peter; and five grandchildren.
Jenny Gordon, wife ol Mark Ashkenajy, died at the Royal Victoria Hospital, on June 27th. She is survived by her husband; four brothers, Julius, Abraham, Solomon, Joseph Gordon; and three slaters, Mesdames H. Ruben-stein, N. Cohen, and J. Amdursky.
Maxwell W. Benjamin died in Detroit, Michigan, on June 26th. He is the brother of Mesdamea A. B. Vtoeberg and H. M. Ripstem, and Mta Dee Benjamin, of Mont-
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of Chicago; of Sartsota, Florida; and Mrs. Ira D. Jacobs, of Herlingen, Texas.
Card Of Thanks
Mr. and Mrs. Max Fenster, 5358 Brodenr Avenue, wtah to than*
for thetr ktndn+m and expressions of sympathy In their recent
est son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Vine-berg, Bishop Street
The engagement of Miss Zelda Lucille Marks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Marks, of Freeport, Long Island, N.Y., to I. Arthur Schneiderman, son of Mr. and Mrs* Alex Schneiderman, Cham-pagneur Avenue, is announced. Miss Marks is a graduate of Hood College, Frederick, Md., and Mr. Schneiderman was graduated in the Faculty of Arts, Queen's University. Kingston, and also attended the Wharton Graduate School of Business Administration of the University of Pennsylvania,- at Philadelphia, Pa.
ENGAGEMENTS
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of thetr eldest daughter, to Henry Charles Bacal, son of A. Bacal. Vendome Avenue, and the late Mrs. Bacal. The wedding is to take place on August 17th.
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of Fretda, daughter of Mr*. L. B>r-
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APPROACHING MARRIAGES
Mr. and Mrs. H. Clapoff, of
Shawinigan Falls, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Trudy, to William, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Gerkman, St. Urbain Street, the marriage to take place on July 6th, with Rev. M. Master officiating.
Eleazer Perelson has been chosen vice-mayor of Tel Aviv to succeed the late Dov Hos.
^ The estate left by J. B. Joel, internationally-known diamond King and race-horse owner who died in November, 1940, totalled 9*5.500,-000. The government inheritance tax was 16,700,000.
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City HaH Avenue, and late H. Berger. to Hyman. only son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Tracfcten. berg. Hutchison Street, is announced.
Mr. and Mrs. J. EHosott. Canterbury Avenue, announce the engafvntent of their youngest daughter, Lucy, to Harold, young-
United Talmud Torafcs of Montreal graduation cfatt. From left to right {mated): Isodor CheOcov; Jforrfe Sob-*�; Son** GorffeJcto; Bryna Peri**; M. Mag* ffhrnctfoV; L. K*�U* (teacher); Jtee Broker; Norm* Barter-L. Beidm; Morr* Kef^n. Frem left to
United Tatmnd Toraht of Montreal jrodnafio* dam. Seated, left to right: Annie D. Yagod, Peart
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United Tabnmd Toraht of Montreal Kindergarten Fir* row, left to right, (tented): Hencovitch, Marvin Brown, Mildred Dalfe*, Leonard Greenberg, Sandra GMtmrtk, Sydney Go** Anm Mar-g*l*, Stanley GoJJ*fnm, Hilda Gromnmn, Alan Natmnrk. Second row, left to right: Harvey Morton, Herbert GreemweM, Birmch OeftVr, GohUe K**h Gn\ \numtt, Lavi WoOt, zVMa �oritofci ma, Donald Mendetman, Sydney Merhng, Joel Mermmg. Third row, left to right: Aaron Schechter, Srkechter, M<*rtm Gttutetnt Gita MOer, Paml Bmtecher, Hyman Bloom, AOan Sntcak, ffatahe Ntnmet ley Wei*, AUfm Fitedman. Fonrth row, left to right: Mr* M. Maym 'leather). Shoe* Zev Better, Dines, Adfie Lipman, Stanley Cohen, Ralph Dmckman, Stephen go**, gioesom Sander*, Htrvey Feteher, Jerry Penrl, Stephen ZangwiU Warhaft, Mia* Berne Katz fteacher>. Fifth row, left to right: Abe Segal, Benjamm Peter Lif9hiU\ lerael Silver, Irving Babb, Ro*y* Plewn, Abraham Gerstern, Hyman Yas, Howard Tan-
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