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In memory of the late Dr. Israel Abrahams, of Cambridge University, England, who for two successive years served as lecturer of the Jewish Institute of Religion, there has just been published by the Jewish Institute of Religion Preso, on the Alexander Kohut Foundation underthe editorship of Dr.George Alexander Kohut, a collection of scholarly essays in the field of Jewish History and Literature, entitled "Jewish Studies." All the contributors have at one T.;me been associated with the Jewish Institute of Religion and among their number, Dr. Claude G. Montefiore, Promisor J. Foaket Jackson, Dr. Sale Barun. Professor Richard Gottheil, Kirsopp Lake, Dr. Harry S. Professor Chaim Tchernowitz, r Harry Wo If son, Dr. Hermaan :~ and Principal David YelKn.
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But Weizmann was prepared for big work�a brilliant student, a distinguished chemist, a man trained to logical thought and yet a poet and a dreamer. Weirrnann is well qualified for Jewish leadership. Too many Zionist orators are rhapsodiste, fanatics and chauvinists and their words generally are so much bombast and rhetoric. They appeal to hysteria and passion, not, to reason and logic. When Weizmann speaks, he speaks facts. You feel the difficulties that confront the movement. He does not sugar-coat them, nor ignore them. In concise and lurid words he paints the realities of Jewish Palestine. You feel that a long struggle confronts the Jew there. He speaks like a practical statesman.
s But his message is not one of pessimism. The difficulties he depicts can be overcome�are being overcome, and at present" they constitute a challenge to world Jewry. Civilizations are neither created nor recreated in a day or in a decade. The Zionist movement has made mistakes in the past and will make more in the future, but it learns from its experiences.
In all of ~Weizmann's addresses, the vision of the mystic and dreamer appears. He not only speaks of villages, of sanitation, of education, of immigration, but he can lift himself above the immediate and practical., lie can see a spiritual goal, and can envisage as he did at the Canadian Club "a new message of peace coming to the world from the hills of Judaea and Nazareth." Thus he appeals to the intellect and to the soul. Tofonto was stirred by his visit. He made many friends for the cause he serves so unselfishly. World Jewry is fortunate in having such able and big-visioned leadership.
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Queen Esther Chapter met at headquarters, 226 Sherbrooke Street West, Monday, April 9. Mah jongg and bridge at the Windsor Hotel Tuesday, April 17. Mrs. S. Garmaise won th6 raffle.
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A collection of the beat works of Arthur Bryks, well-known Swiss artist, will be exhibited by Mr. B. Van Leer at the Hotel Ambassador, ^ew York City, throughout the coming fortnight, beginning next Monday. This young artist is a pupil of the leading European masters, and he is equally consummate in several media. He is likewise a first-rate sculptor, and his works have been likened to the classic Italian masters. The public is invited to view the Bryks collection any day during the next two weeks.
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR BRIDES-ELECT
Mrs. S. Capelovitch entertained at a linen and personal shower and bridge for fifty-five guests"complimenting Miss Ray Schwartz, a bride-elect of June 7. Prizes were won by Mesdaraes I. Moses, C. Blancher, A. Leventhal, S. Turner, J. Aranpvitch, I. C. Capelovitch and Miss Shirley Leibovitch.
Miss Sophie Krasnick gave a bridge and mah jongg Sunday, April 15, with her sister, Miss Stella Krasnick, a bride-
elect of June 24, as honoree. Guesta, were Mesdames I. Shaflran, C. H. Shiller, M. Sol in, S. Rubin, H. Shiller, J. Solir^ A. Azulay, of Winnipeg; L. Saxe, H. Abramsky, of Kingston; R. Seigler, Misses Sylvia Gelgoot, Libbie Gelgpot, Dorothy Solin, Miriam Krasnick, Celia Simcovitch, Elsie Litwin, Bessie Goodman, Beatrice Silverman, Tessie Tick-tin, Molly Messinger, Lily and Gertie Goldman, Fannie and Gertie Silvansky, Kitty Bookman, Alice and Lily Freed-man, Tina Eichenbaum, Ethel Gold-water, Bessie Moscovitch, Lily Levin and
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