November 14, 1MO
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A.. Shlap vkoff. �ansky, L, Ui-u-i Miss JVarl
entertained at id bridge*Sun-ber 9, in honor
bride-elix-i of ng were Ales-'
Rusk, Charles ian, I. Blitt, H. ch, and Misses Diamond. Hilda p; Rose Taub. 'oblentz. Helen �,. Rose Efser. i Wener, Bella iberg, Blanche ^ Sadie Jakin, . Prizes were Blitt, B, Rock-in Ittkln, Paul-kin and Leah
. Sinclair. V'ark at an evening. Mrs. S. H. Siir-Morrie Bosnia n-
H,, [ Miss Rose Sinclair, all of Ottawa, >;t'. and Mrs. S. Sinclair, Dr. and Mrs. }],,! ry A. Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. Har-,v Sinclair, Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Lank, >lr and Mrs. H, Silvermnn, Mr. and jj:>. A. I. King. Mr. and Mrs. Raich. Sir. and Mrs. Morris Shulman, Dr. j'r.il Mrs. Frank Mendel, Mrs. T. j,n,l Miss Flo Sinclair were there.
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His* Mary Bttannari, Sill Bt. Ur-bain Street, waa hostess at a masquerade party Saturday, Novemt�er 1, to HJ�s�s May daknan, who came as a sailor; Rae Arick, gypsy: Hose Bernstein, kiddy; Celia Durbin, farmer; Ida Per Iman, dancer; Hilda Black, sp&niard. Fay Taub, nurse; and Harry Morrison, Sam Belkln, Myer Schwarts, Jack Fogrel, Sam Sltkoff, Sam Lubin, Reuben Goldstein,' and Sol Goldstein. Reuben Goldstein and Sam Lubin entertained.. Miss Rae Arick was the fortune-teller. ' � ' �.�.�.'..'-,
Mrs. Nathan Freedman, Park Avenue, entertained at bridge Tuesday, November 11 in honor of Miss Remn Pinsky. a bride-elect of November 25, Mesdames I. Kauffman, P. Bernstein, M. Messlnger, M. Wein-berjir, R. Marcovitch. M. Pinsky, Harold Neumann and Misses Rose Stein. Ruy Friedman. Ruby Friedman, Stella Gardner and Ksther Carok. '�'��' ..�- � * '
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. Morrie Rosman and Miss Rose Sinclair, of Ottawa, who were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Sinclair, Park Avenuer for two weeks
have returned.
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Miss Bertha Bubroff has left to spend a month in New York and Philadelphia visiting relatives.
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Horace Wolfe, who is attending Stanstead 'College, Quebec, was here for the week-end visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wolfe, Marlowe Avenue, and returned to Quebec Thursday.
VISITOR OUTLINES AIMS OF COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
Religion, education, and philanthropy were cited as the foundation upon which the National Council of Jewish Women has raised its present structure, by Mrs. I. 1C E. Prager, of Boston, Mass., in her address at the opening meeting of the Montreal Council Wednesday afternoon, November 5 in Windsor Hall.
Mrs. Prager, who is secretary for the National Council of Jewish Women of the United States, with which are affiliated several councils In various centres in Canada, said that in so far as religion is concerned, the National Council has as its slogan, "Give the community what it needs," and in order to a-void overlapping it establishes Sabbath schools only in those centres where there are no Jewish religious facilities. The Council membership embraces women who are Orthodox, Conservative_6r Reformed Jews,
In the educational department, the aim is to fit Jewish women to take their part in the life of the community, by inculcating a sense of civic responsibility, especially among those who are recent arrivals from European countries. The immigration work, coming undeY this department, which used to be conducted at the point of debarkation Is now begun at the point of embarkation. Survey work among foreign-born Jewish people has been carried, out, with a view to helping in child welfare, the care of members of families separated per-
\ps by the quota laws, and similar work. Mrs. David NotJdn, the incoming president of the Montreal Council, presided, and MVs. Martin Wolff thanked Mrs, Prager. Mrs. Max Bemfeld read the third annual report of Council Camp. Camp reunion will be held during the Chan-ukah holidays.
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What refreshing fragrance newly cut flowers Introduce into a room! And what colorful beauty! Plan to keep at least one vase in your home filled with flowers. So delightful a touch of Nature will be appreciated by the entire family. You'll find a plenteous assortment to choose from here.
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President; Miss Beatrice Rosenbaum, Secretary, �ind Sam Goodman, treasurer. V'.''
ANNOUNCEMENT
TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL DANCE
Maccabaean Circle, of.McGlll University will hold its twenty-fifth annual, formal dance in the Piazza of the Mount Royal Hotel November 29. Tickets from Nat Levy, West-mount 2256, Committee: H. C. Gold-enber?, M. Kalman. M. GeLfand, S. Wener, E. Kirsch, H. �Greenspoon,- S. Goodman, and, Misses Beatrice Rosen-baum, Rona Bronfman and Sarah Mendelsohn. Officers: H. C. Golden-berg, President; X. L. Levy, Vice-
Mrs. Louis Feigin recently returned from New York, where she was connected for one and a half years with the "Cedib" Institute de Beaut�, of the Champs d'Elysee, Paris.
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