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Tour," Saturday tt^Jl. a,m., ette on the. second chapter oi tL_ of the Fathers. Study Girc^ met Wednesday, ApriFlSat 10^ in Temple House, Mrs. Gu*tav�,, FtscheL, honorary president, .read a paper on .'The History of Temple E*n�n\!-El from the Beginning to the Present Time." The closing meeting of Siaterfeoojd takes place at a luncheon, Tuesday,-May 8, at the Mount Royal Hotet at 1.p,m. Rabbi H. J. Stern will be the speaker. Election of officers.
Brotherhood held an executive board meeting Monday evening, April 16. The closing meeting take*place Tuesday evening, April 24, in the Lecture Hall. Election of oncers,
Mi&s Freda Katz "a class is in charge of a programme for the Assembly next Sunday. Bible lesson will be read by Vera Brodie; piano selections, Lucille Felsen; and moral lesson,-Miss Freda Katz. Percy Jacobson addressed the Assembly last Sunday^ arid established the Percy Jacobson Prize to be awarded to the most proficient boy �n the-school. The next two weeks, will be devoted to a review of the year's work. Final -examinations Sunday, May 6. Closing exercises Sunday, May 20. Confirmation Sunday, following the feast of Shabuoth, May 27.
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Rabbi Berger spoke on "Enriching the Mind" on Saturday, April 15. The rabbi spoke on "The Htstory and Development of Our Prayer Book" to a men's class which met in the afternoon. This theme will be continued for the next two months on Saturdays, from 6.30 to 7.30 p.m. The teachers, Mtases Sylvia Leibovitch and Bennce Frekiman; and Max Schwartz, Bea Fitch and Gerald !Fels, will meet in the rabbi's study to 'arrange final examinations of the reli-� gious school and the'dosing exercises. The executive board,- which includes D. Cummings, H. Roseafeld, H. C. Bernard, Dave Perk), J. Fine, J. Fine-ibrook, J. Shapiro, A. Kohoa, D. Weiss-nan, H. Radovsky, Max Greenberg, L. Fitch, J. Cohen, Ji. M. Ripstein, H. Uzarus, L. Lurie, P. MechJenberg and S. Z. Fels, met Monday, April 9, with Sol Z, Fels in the caair. Rabbi Berger reported regarding cenjetery purchase. ;Tne cemetery deification takes place May 27. 11 will be foUowed by a dedi-
of their daughter, Sadie, to Mr. Abe H. Ueff, ton of Mr. and Mrs. B, Lieff, of Ottawa, Out :
Mr*. S. Klein and fdalighter spent Pesach holidays in Montreal. /Miss Mary Salmonvit* has left to spend a few weeks in New York city.
Miss Rose Lax spent the week-end in Montreal.
Irene "Bain, who was a patient at Jenery Kale's hospital, is at home now convalescing.
Mr. Freedberg, of Montreal, was in town this week.
Harry Levine, of Montreal, spent Sunday in Quebec,
B. Saloxnpnovitz has left for a business trip to New York city.
Miss Molly Leibovitz, of Montreal, is the guest of Mrs. S. Kitty, Cote D!Abrahara.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gardener, of Montreal, spent a few days in town, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Gardener, King Street.
Miss A. Leibovitch has returned from Montreal.
-Mr. Fishman left for Montreal to spen4 Pesach *rith his parents.
Mrs. S. Lemer, Chateau St. Louis, has returned from a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Berson, Montreal.
S. Dodick left for a business trip to Montreal.
Saul Pedvis is in Montreal on business.
Quebec Junior Chapter of Hadassah held their regular Bemi-monthly meeting at the home of Miss Sadie Serchuk, St. Cvrille Street. Bernard Feigter, of Montreal, spoke on "The Map of Jerusalem."
Mrs. Norman Pedvis spent Pesach with her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Roe-bach, Montreal.
N. Raphael spent a few days in Thet-ford Mines this week, the guest of his sister, Mrs. A. Leibovitch.
Percy Shulman^and sons, who were visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. Gardener, have returned to Toronto.
Nathan Fish spent Pesach with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Fish, St. UOmimtjue Street.
I. Steinberg has left fora business trip to Montreal.
Norman Pedvis is in Montreal.
Mrs. M. Pollack spent a few daysjin Montreal last week.
The Buds of Zion honoured a member, Miss Yetta Fineholz,- who has left for Montreal, at a social evening for her and presented her with a pea set.
Mr. and Mrs. FinehoU and family have left to live in Montreal. BfcJVir. and Mrs. G. Erin entertained Mr. and Mrs. Moe Greenblatt and family at the Seder nights.
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Mrs. Harry Erigel has returned to New York after visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kert, for two .weeks.
Miss Hattie Su^annan returned last Monday to New York after visiting for two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, A- J. Sugarman.
A. Pinco, of New York, spent a week in the city.
Chaa. Lerman, of New York, haa returned home after spending Pesach holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Katz. Mrs. Lerman will remain till the end of the month.
Mra. Jack Gottlieb, of New York, who is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. Fuchter, spent a few days of laat week in Montreal.
Miss Bea Benwick visited in Montreal for^a'week, - - .....
Entertaining in honour of Miss Hattie Sugarman, of New York, during her visit here, were: Mrs. S. Katz, tea; Miss PauHne Gould, tea; Mrs. George Wolf, theatre:>Miss Eva Abramaon, theatre; Mrs. Chas. Shapiro, luncheon; Mrs. H. E. Baxt, tea; Miss Ethel Wener, tea; Miss Mary Slonemsky, evening; Mrs. J. J. Markk, evening.
Mrs, Harry Engel, of New York, was entertained by the following during her visit in Ottawa: Mrs. Cha^. Kert, dinner and bridge; Miss Pauline Gould, tea; Mrs, Charles Shapiro, luncheon; Miss Mary Sloaemsky, evening; Mrs. J. J. Marks, evening.
Eugene Klein, of Philadelphia, and Herman Toaspem, of New York, showed their Heligoland collections in competition in the International Philatelic Exhibition at Monte Carlo, Monaco. The first award of a silver medal was awarded to Mr. Klein, and a silver medal to Mr. Toaspern. A study of the cancellations on the first two stamp issues of Hungary, shown by"Mr. Klein, also received a silver medal; v ThU collection was shown at the meeting of the National Philatelic Society at Budapest last July and created an unusual degree of interest among the leading collectors of Hungary.
. The statutes of the Orthodox Jewish Community of Frankfort, which have for a number of years been before the. Prussian Diet, have at last been -passed, wftfco-ut the demanded alteration in ph 1 erf the statutes, because of whic&tbey have been be*4 up till now. The paragraph states that the Commodity recognized the Tofah . as its
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Professor Theodor Leschak, of the High School in Tarnow, who adopted Judaism about a month ago, has been subjected to systematic persecution by ha coUeaguea, with the result that he has been d's1i'**f'1 from his position. He was prosecuted by the authorities on a charge of being a. communist engaged in terrorist activity, but was acquitted by the Court. ^
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