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Mrs. L. Silverman, of Outremont, spent the last week-end with her parents- Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sugarman. ��.*''
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goodman and daughter, Nancy, of Montreal, visited with Mr. and Mrs. HH. Sugarman at New Orchard Beach.
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Mrs. D. Phillips, of Montreal, is *ith her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sugarman. . � * �
Miss Ethel Drazin, of Montreal, * visited for two weeks with Miss Esther Katz.
Mrs. H. Astrof and children are home after spending the summer at Aylmer with Mr. and Mrs. S. Lepof-sky and Mr. and Mrs. C. Slortemsky.
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Ahe Millar, of Youngstown, Ohio, is visiting his mother, Mrs. R. H. Millar.
���'�� Miss Mary Benwick was in Montreal for a week.
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The marriage is announced of Cecilia, tialighter of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Sfnclair. to Murray Rosman, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Rosman, of Toronto.
Mrs. A. H. Coplan was hostess at a lawn social at her summer home at Bayvicw, Britannia, Tuesday, August I'Rth., under the auspices of the . On* Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Soci. iy and in aid of the Montefiore Hebrew Orphans' home in Montreal. The lawns were decorated with col-oreri lights and tables were set for bridto. Supper was served on the lawn. Assisting in serving were MesO-xmes George Wolf, D. Dashiff, A. Fetcherman, L. Epstein, S. Coplan. M. Maser, M. H. Levy, M. Davis. F. H Sinclair. J. J. Marks, N. Metrics Miss Olive Pullan and Miss Ann Dashiff. Mrs. George Wolf, assist"! by Lionel Metrlck, convened the <upper arrangements. The candy tabU was convened by Mrs. L.^LeI-Wn. agisted by Mrs. J. J. Marks, Mrs. D- r>inberg, Mrs. Benj. Goldfleld and M'� Ann Dashiff. Mrs. S. Brodie and Ted Metrlck convened the ice cream table, and the housie-housie was in charge of Mr*. A. Ashe, S. Brassier, D Futeral, Misses H. Abelson, Olive Julian. Lillian Coplan; and David Metrick and J. Ashe. Mrs. M. H. Cohen, of Montreal, waa In charge of the admission. Money donations were rec*v*l by Mrs. L. S. Green berg.
Ottawa Hadassah to Welcome Convention
The Sixth Convention of the Hadassah Organization of Canada will be held this week-end, Sunday and Monday, September 7th and 8th at the Chateau Laurler, in Ottawa. Reports of the individual societies will be printed in booklet form, and copies will be distributed at the convention. In Ottawa, Mrs. J. Klzzel, President of the Ottawa Hadassah Council, and chairman of the Convention Committee, together with Mesdames A. H. Copiah, H. Freed-man, L. Lelken, and C. Wexler, President of the Ottawa Senior Chapters of Hadassah, will receive the visiting guests, at the Chateau Laurler. Miss'Olive Pullan will head the committee which is to meet trains. Mrs. S. Brodie, assisted by the vice-presidents of each senior chapter, will supervise transportation. The presidents of the chapters will look after the billeting of delegates at the homes of Hadassah members. Mrs. H. Dover, assisted by Miss Minnie Betcherman, will supervise the registration of delegates.
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Miss Grace Hoffman has returned from San Francisco where she was the guest of her aunt and is now spending a few days at the Beach.
Among those to enter the "new citizen" class and take the oath of allegiance to the United States, was Mrs. Birdie A. Kemer, 925 South Sycamore avenue, formerly of Montreal, where she was at one time president of the Council of Jewish Women, and vice-president of the Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-El. Mrs. Kemer, with her two sons, came to Los Angeles about seven years ago. Expecting to continue to the United States for the remainder of her life, Mrs. Kerner decided to become a citizen, and is beginning her civic program by serving- as a member of the "Flying Squadron" which will carry women voters to* the polls. Mrs. Kerner is a member of the Council of Jewish Women and, upon her arrival here seven < years ago, was the honor guest at the opening luncheon of the fall season when Mrs. E. H. Lauer waa president. Mrs. Kerner and. son, Arthur, were on a motor trip to San Francisco.
UTILITARIANISM
Two Jews, one from a small village In Poland, and the other from London, were discussing the merits of their respective native places.
"How many Jews are there In your village?" asked the Londoner.
"One hundred."
"And how many goyim?"
"About 20."
"How do the 20 make a living among so many Jews?**
"Easily. They carry parcels, make fires on Shabbus, and make themselves useful in many different ways."
Then the Polish Jew asked: "And how many Jews are there In London?" "About 160,000."
"And are there any goyim, too?"
"Of courae," the other laugMed, "nearly 7,000,000 of them."
"My, oh my!" exclaimed the naive Polish Jew. "Why do yon need so many goyim for only 1M.0M Jews?"
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There used to be a saying, to the effect that good Americans went to Paris before they died. True or not, there is no doubt that Paris�"La Ville Lumlere"�still exerts a mighty fascination over visitors from these shores. Possibly our American friends find that the absence of any XVIIIth Amendment is an attractive feature of life in the French Capital; but Canadians, who are not worried by sumptuary laws, also find in Paris one of the most interesting cities of their European itineraries.
For the ladies, Paris is much more than the capital city of France. For them, it. is the fashion centre of the world; and the creations of the Paris couturiers set the style for Bond St., Fifth Avenue, and Sherbrooke St. Peculiarly enough, it is London that sets the fashion in men's attire, which suggests reflection on the relative positions of men and women in the two cities.
There is a wide difference between Paris "and the towns of provincial France�a difference not of size only, but of spirit and essence. The provinces are the real France: the France' that resisted the German onslaughts at Verdun and the Chemin des Dames: the France that paid Two Billion Dollars indemnity in gold within two years of the Franco-Prussian war, which amount had been thought by Bismarck himself to be sufficient to cripple France for years to come. But the bourgeois and the peasant, the shop-keeper and the notary, dug. deep into the old stocking under the hearth-stone or in the mattress, and an astounded world saw the newly-born German Empire paid _ln_full_wlthin two years.
We are not suggesting that all this was done without the aid of Paris: that would be most untrue. But what we do mean is that Paris is not France in the sense that London is England. A peculiar thing is that the Provincial who comes to Paris rapidly becomes "plus Parigot que les Parisians" to quote their own expression.
The history of Paris stretches back at least to the time when Caesar wrote, "Omnia Gallia, in partes tree,
rilvisa est." It was then known as Lutetia, and occupied the present He de hi Cite. Some of the later Roman Emperors resided there from time to time: and Julian the Apostate was especially fond of his "dear Luletia." After the fall of the Roman power, the history of Paris is the history of the Kings Qf the
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