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Services Friday evening, January 24th, at 8:15 p.m. Organ recital by Geo. Brewer, at 8. Sermon on "The Little Things in Lite." Services Saturday at 11 sum., sermon based on To rah portion for the Sabbath.
Temple Centre Wednesday, January 2*th, at 8.15 p.m. Young People's Society will debate "Resolved that the Emancipation of Woman Brings Happiness to Her," Affirmative, Miss Beatrice Rublnovitch; negative, Miss Estelle Blumenthal Members will participate In a symposium. Musical program by Viola Miller and Barney Alpert. Social hour.
Sisterhood get-together meeting was held last Sunday- afternoon in the Lecture Hall of the Temple. Mrs. Arthur Simon gave a scriptural readying. Mrs. J. N. Neumann is chair-lady of the program committee. Rabbi Stern spoke. Miss Dorothy Kaplan gave a dramatic reading, Miss Johnson and Miss Enzer were on the musical program. Mrs. G. Flschel recited a poem which she wrote welcoming each new member of the Sisterhood by name. Social hour. In the absence of Mrs. Arthur Simon, the president, who has left for California, Mrs. H. W. Robinson will be In charge of the flower fund. The joint Sisterhood-Brotherhood meeting will be held in March. The play, "A Social Duty" will be given.
School of Religion: Class 5, Miss Kats, teacher will be In charge of the Junior Assembly, and Class 9, Sol Vineberg, will be in charge of the High School Assembly Sunday.
A Bible class under the leadership of Hirah Rosenfeld, meets Saturday mornings. Officers: president, Frank Margolick; vice-president, Allenby Roston; secretary, Marjorie Bercovitch; treasurer, Shiley Robinson,
College of Jewish Studies: Lecturers Monday, January 27th, from 8.16-9.15, Nathan Gordon, K.C., on Jewish Law; Hlrsh Rosenfeld, Elementary Hebrew; Jacob Bension, Advanced Hebrew. From 9.15-10.15. Rabbi Stern will deal with "The Sabbath and Festivals," "The Synagogue and Its Institutions." Rabbi Julius Berger on "Phases of Jewish History." Mr. Rosenfeld, Intermediary Hebrew. Special lecturer Monday, February 3rd will be Prof. Brodie Brock well, head of the Semitic department, McGill University, between 8.15 and 9.15, on "God Conception in Israel."
Friday evening services at 4.30 p.m. Sabbath services at 9 a.m. Reading from the Torah: Exodus, Chap. 1, verse 1 to Chap. 6, verse 1. Reading from the Prophets: Isaiah, Chap. 27, verse 6 to Chap. 28, verse 13., also Chap. 29, verses 22, 21. Mlncha Services at 4.30 p.m. Maariv at 5.15 p.m. Next Friday, services at 4.45 p.m. Week-day services: at 7.30 p.m., evening, 6.30. Sermon: "The Type of Jewish Leadership Necessary For Our Day." The New Moon of Shebat will be blessed this morning, and takes place on Thursday of this week.
Next Monday evening, Rabbi Charles Bender will speak on "The Frankists" in the course on Parties and Movements in Jewish History; Lazarus Phillips will review "Mid-Channel", by Ludwig Lewisohn; and Mies L. Gordon will lead the class in Elementary Hebrew.
The Chamisb.0 Osor Bahvat program to be given by the children of the Religious School February 9th, will include h playlet, songs, recitations, a dance, and a moving picture on "Spring in Palestine", suppliel through the Jewish National Fund. A Palestine Tree Fund Campaign Is being conducted by the Religious School, with the slogan "A Tree i i Palestine for Every Child". A special study of Palestine is being mad*� in each class. More than sixty children will participate in the "Purim Shpiel" a comic operetta under the direction of Joseph Gordon.
The Executive Committee of the Junior Congregation will present awards to boys and girls attaining a high attendance record at the Junior Sabbath Services this season. Arthur Bloomfield, chairman of the Membership Committee, is in charge of the attendance records. The School Paper will appear February 9th, as a Chamisho Osor Bahvat number. Is^ue will appear Purim Pesach, Lag B'Omer and Shavuoth. The following were at the last meeting of tlie editorial staff: Estelle Levine, Abe G ruber. Joseph Aber, Jack Hirshberg and Robert Levine, with A. Klein as advisor.
Central Chapter of Ha da �ash meets at Zionist Headquarters Monday, January J?i at S p.m.
The Miriam Dower Chapter met at the home of Mrs. L Mauer, 5441 Es- -planade Avenue, Monday afternoon, December SO, On Tuesday, January 7, a bridge was held at the home of Mrs. M. Schauber, 4415 Esplanade Avenue., A business meeting and bridge was held at the home of Mrs. S. Levitt, 6112 Hutchison Street Mrs. J. Saxe, �45* Hutchison Street, woe a pair of silver candle sticks donated by the hostess. Mrs. M. Levy thanked the hostess. Next business meeting and social Tuesday afternoon, January 21, at the home of Mrs. J. Saxe, 6052 Hutchison Street The fourth anniversary of the chapter will be held Tuesday, February 4. Members will be advised about the place.
North End' Chapter of Hadassah met at the home of.Mrs. L. Matthews. Mrs. N. Auerbach, presided. Mrs. M. Machlovitch read the minutes. Mrs. Auerbach read aT monthly financial report Mrs. Heitxig, of Montreal Hadassah, was speaker. Mrs. S. Kober-nick won the raffle. Tea netted $4^5. Mrs. Heitsig thanked the hostess. North End Chapter held a bridge at the home ot Mrs. S. Segal, Old Orchard Avenue. Mrs. N. Auerbach presented Mrs. M. Machlovitch with a cushion on her ninth wedding anniversary. Mrs. N. Black donated 310. on the occasion of the marriage of her daughter. The raffle, a cushion, was won by Mrs. H. Axelrod. and netted 337.10. Mrs. L. Matthews thanked the hostess. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Goldstein, 5710 Esplanade Avenue.
DUFFERIN EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY
BETH DAVID SISTERHOOD
Beth David Sisterhood met January 22. Mrs. H. Lonn was presented with a loving cup from the board. Mrs. Lonn, who is vice-president is leaving to live in Vancouver. Next meeting Wednesday, February 5.
Services, Sahbath Eve, January 23, at 4.30 p.m. Sabbath Eve Religious Assembly at 8.30 pjn. Address: "What is Wrong with the Jew?" by Adolph Fine. Sabbath January 25, at 9 a-m.; Scriptual Reading: "Sbem-oth." The New Moon of Shebat occurs Thursday next week. A blessing is offered this Sabbath. Sermon on the Torah portion for the Sabbath addressed to barmiUvah. Mincha, at 4.30 pan. Lionel, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. April, will be bar mitavah.
Men's Club met to organize January" 15th, at Shaare Zion Synagogue. Meeting was opened by B, Golden-berg. Present were: Rabbi J. Berger, 8. Z. Pels, J. Feinbrook^ A Fine, Jacob Cohen, M. Frank, G- Issenman, and H. I. Kastner.
The vice-president of the congregation, D. CummInge, la on a trip to the South to regain his health.
Sisterhood meets Tuesday. February 4th, at 2 P m Membership drive is on. Hostesses for January lttb
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Dufferin Educational Society will hold the fifth annual mock parliament at the Mount Royal Hotel Grill Room, Sunday, January 26th, at 8.15 p.m. The following Bills will be introduced: address: Short Skirts vs. Long Skirts, Lyon W. Jacobs, K.C.; Free High School Education, Appointment of a Member of the Jewish Bar on the Bench- of the Superior Court; Establishment of Domestic Relations Court Divorce; New Social Reforms; Appointment of Women to the Senate Delegation. Participating are: Governor-General: Lyon W. Jacobs, K.C.; Speaker of the House: A. J. uVinson; Prime Minister: Louis Glazer; Minister of Opposition: Sol Weber; Secretary of State: Isidore Cham ess; Minister of Finance: J. Caplan; Minister of Interior: Dr. J. W. Singer; Minister of Justice: Max Schwartz. Program by soloists, Peter Miller and Miss R. Herscdvitch; pianist, Bryce Cameron; and violinist Noel Brunee.
The marria** of P%arV daughter of] Mm. H. J. Weber and tW l*u h. j] Weber, to WlHiam. R. Berg. Wu solemnised In the Prince of Wa]*' Salon of the Windsor Hotel Su&J day, January If, RabbT H. A bran*.] wits offleiatlna*. The bride, who given away by her brother-in-u^j Samuel Rosen ftald. wore a gown eggshell satin fashioned on Jon^ pri�J ceas rinse with a train: Her veil - af f net was arranged with a crown 4] lace and clusters of orange blossonal s'nd ah-5 carried a shower bomuipt *1 orchids and lines of the valley jfnj S. Rosen field, lister of the bvMo, x,l matron of honor, wore a >lanaad �heart colored satin gown fashion**] on long tlrht-fltting lines. She won] a gold metallic hat with purple frd at the back and purple shoes t�j match, and carried a bouquet of ?eJ roses. Irving Sanft was b.\<t map.! Tne bridesmaids were Misses Hatt*| Handleman, in purple crept witk" large bow at the back; Cecile Adej.; son, pale blue,net; Marlon Bagaa, pale blue satin; Miury Bloom, orchid t satin fashioned on long lines Tb*y all wore shoes to match and carrier sweet peas. The ushers were fta Gordon, Morton White, Abe Sanft, and P. Randolph. The flower &irb were Anita Rosenfleld, niece <~f th-bride, and Arirne Bergtr, wearinr t-:d-fashioned frocks of ruffled of net,] the former in pafe pink and u* latter in pale blue. r*aey carried, colonial bjuquete of sweet was aju. rosebuds. Mrs. Weber, mother <rf the bride, wore black lace with fcuj rnd shoes to match. Mrs. G. Raicet aunt of the groom, was gowned h~ black crepe trimmed with fawn georgette with hat and shoes matching. Their corsages were of Am ericas Beauties. Dinner was served to 1* jruests. Mr. and Mrs. Willi im R Berger left for New York, whenw ibey wilt sail for Bermuda to be away about three weeks. Goin- awaj the bride wore a fawn color sport dress trimmed with blue, a Hudwt seal coat and a blue turban. Tbe groom's gift to the bride was ?. pair �>f silver foxes.
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Junebuds Club, of the Y.W.H.A. eterted Miss Rae Polishuk, president; Ida Bonder, secretary; Rae Rodman, treasurer; Faye Alioff, reporter; Tillie Binder and Ettie Smith, social secretaries; Rose Milstein, club representative. Other members are Mis-sea Anne Bennett Ettie Singer, Edith Shapiro, Bertha Schwartz. Miss Bennett gave a bridge Sunday, January 13, in honor of Miss Rose Milstein'a birthday. The club presented the honoree with a comb, Arush, mirror and manicure set Present were: Misses Rae Rodman, Ettie Singer, Bertha Schwarts, Rae PoUehuk, Anne Bennett Edith Shapiro, Ida Bonder, Rose Milstein, Ettie Smith. Tillie Binder, Faye AliofT, Sophie Budnoff, Gertie Bennett
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