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< (te 11Ke of modern drama, social prophet, Eugene ...os a protest against the attitude of society to-iiilings of mankind, de-i Maurice Eisendrath, of m Synagogue. Toronto. In ... "Function of the Mod-befoie members of the ,entn Club at their meet-t> afternoon at the Mounv ,1 The speaker analyzed lVS, "Strange Interlude," Millions" and "Lazarus to illustrate the play-ru sense of the humanis-., im-nts to remedy the exist-
. ,,,nv and Moliere, despite .,,,,-uiv of foibles, were un-. asp man's own social re-:\ <if the evils which exist-!�' days and, Incidentally, the : ; lion of the modern drama, -.-uhath maintained, "Ibse". i O'Neill and a host of daring our own time, have gasped the truth that the , vils of life are human and ::,i!ii maladjustment. They r rcod for a fuller and more - understanding of the life " lie said.
-i iu- O'Neill's words were i hi- speaker continued, we vo a more faithful, ra-1 intelligent attitude to con-c social ills of our modern
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.; happiness is an end and ;.!'�� which comes to us as we � -adves to various types oi thr- community. Happiness �'\ end. but a by-product of wing. Piach of his characters :'.nral heights of heroism ' visualizes their only ap-happiness through self--){\ self-abnegation.'' o'Neill was not a pessim-Kisendrath said, but he < "i;ndo"wed with a fine sense it-Uvering mighty and over-:nessages in the most fan-ations. "In 'Marco's Mil-"ntracts the covet ruisness
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Queen Esther Chapter of Hadassah met at Headquarters Monday, May 26. In the absence of the president, Mrs, S. Kahn presided. Shevouth mah jongg and bridge Wednesday, June 4, 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. S. Kalman, 627 Bloomfleld Avenue. Annual meeting Monday, June 9, at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. F. Cres-tohl, 131 St. Joseph Blvd. West. Annual reports and presentations. Lawn fete and garden party Tuesday, June 17, at 2.30 p.m. on the lawns of the homes of Mesdames L. Miller and S. Wittes, 565 Champagneur Avenue, Bridge and mah jongg (In event of rain this will take place the following day). Hostesses will be Mesdames M. Leon, H. Bazar and A. Ba-cal.
North End Chapter of Hadassah held its last meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. A. Poyaner, 5250 Park Avenue, May 26. Mrs. N. Auer-bach presided. Bridge June 10 at 2 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. A. Eglin, 765 Champagneur Avenue. Friends invited. Mrs. L. Marcus thanked the hostess. Mrs. N. Auerbach won the raffle.
Montreal Junior Hadassah will hold its closing luncheon, Sunday, June 1, at 12.30 p.m., in the dining room of the La Salle Hotel, Drummond Street. Programme of Palestinian songs and dances, under the direction of Mrs. I. M. Konowitz. Election.
of the west with the tranquil philosophy of the east. He points out the evils of this mechanistic age which is poisoning, polluting and strangling an ancient civilization. Marco gains the whole world with its great resources, only to lose his soul.
"In 'Lazarus Laughed" the soul of O'Neill is revealed," Rabbi Eisendrath said, "and he beromes a veritable prophet of future religion. This play deserves to have a place in The history of humanism which is sweeping our contemporary civilization, for lie enunciates a faith which might become the salvation of the world. Only life and laughter is the theme of this great prophet of today. Man has forgotten the laughter that marked his childhood days, and cities have become prisons in whi.-h men hide from life. Men pass liko rain Into the sea, but the sea re-~rrrains and so man remains. Millions of laughing stars above flicker for a moment, grow mellow with God and depart only to return again. And so man is born eternally in thr dust of men. There is but dust and stars, life and God and laughter."
Mrs. Rose Henderson, president, expressed thp thanks of the Current Events Club to the guest speaker.
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Ladies Auxiliary of the United Talmud Torah will hold the last meeting of the .season Wednesday. June 4, at 3 p.m , in the Women's Auxiliary Room of Shaar Hashomay-in Synagogue. Each member will invite a friend. A resume of the season's work will be read. Guest speaker, Harvey Golden, Director of the Y.M.H.A. Musical program by Miss Sadie Port, pianist: and Prof. Gersh-koeitch, violinist. M. Shuchat and Co. donated a fur neck-piece for which raffle tickets will be sold during the summer. The number will be drawn at the annual bridge. Mrs. E. Wisen-thal Elm Ave., will entertain Tuesday afternoon. May 27th. Proceeds to be used for the U.T.T. Mrs. J. Fine-atone, St. Catherine St., will hold a bridge at ber borne Tuesday afternoon, Junte 10th. Friends invited.
North End Chapter of Hadassah met at the home of Mrs, A. Baaboim, 3904 Clarke Street, May 12. Mrs. N. Auerbach presided. Committees for Keren Hayesod campaign were: Mesdames A. Poyaner, S. Margolin, L. Matthews, N. Auerbach, A. Saltnsky, I. Benditsky, M. Taub, M. Schikaran-sky. Mrs. A. Goldstein donated $3. Mrs. A. Basboim donated %2. Mrs. L. Matthews won the raffle. A meeting was held May 19 at the home of Mrs. H. Doctor, 3780 Laval Avenue. A bridge will be held with the closing of the chapter at the beginning of June. Mrs. L. Herscovici donated %2. Mrs. N. Auerbach thanked the hostess. Mrs. M. Schlkaransky won the raffle. Last meeting took place at the home of Mrs. A. Poyaner, 5250 Park Avenue, May 26.
Miriam Dower Chapter met at the home of Mrs .1,. Herzig, honorary president, 205 Fairmount Ave West., Monday afternoon May 12. Mrs. M. Levy presided. Mrs. H. H. Livingstone spoke. Mrs. A. W. Parker thanked Mrs. L. Herzig and Mesdames M. H. Cohen and H. H. Livingstone. Money was collected for Agricultural School. Mrs. Livingstone took, the chair during election. Mrs. M. Levy, chairman; Mrs. M. Ey.ges, vice chairman; Mrs. C. Stein-house, second vice chairman; Mrs. W. N. Carin, treasurer; Mrs. P. Shapiro, recording secretary; Mrs. II. Miller, corresponding secretary; Mrs. A. Paperman, chairman of Keren Hayesod assisted by Mrs. C. Stein-house and Mi's. N. Linden, chairman National' Fund. Mrs. M. Dutch won the raffle, a novelty nut dish donated by the hostess, a meeting followed by bridge was held Tuesday afternoon, May 20, at the home of Mrs.
Miss Rachael Chait, graduate student in the department of English at McGill University, who will receive her master's degree at the convocation Thursday Is the winner of a teaching fellowship at Radcliffe College, the women's college at Harvard, according to an announcement at the university Tuesday.
Miss Chait is a graduate of Baron Byng High School. She obtained her Bachelor's degree last year with first class honors in English, and was awarded the Shakespeare gold medal in English language and literature.
Awarded a second fellowship at the end of the present session from Bryn Mawr, Miss Chait refused this to accept the award from Harvard.
Two students, Miss Vera Shlakman and Lionel Rubin, . both of Montreal, tied for the Montreal manufacturers' graduate fellowship in economics and political science. Miss Molly FlanV won the Governor General's Gold Medal in Modern Languages; Lillian Frances Willanski won special certificate for great distinction in the general course in arts. In the school of commerce. Max Guze was awarded the Lieutenant-Governor's Silver Medal for the bept average in the four-year course in mathematics,
M. Shuchat, 274 Querbes Avenue. The raffle was won by Mrs. A. Godel. The monthly bridge was held Monday night, May 26, at the home of Mrs. D. R. Miller, 1 035 St. Viateur Street West. The closing event was dis-'. cssed. Mrs, H. Miller won the raffle, a brass plaque donated by the hostess.
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