� -f
�-* '�' -f-t
CANADIAN J* WISH   REVIEW
Ttmpto Rmano-El
4138 Sherbrooke Street Wett.
Rabbi Harry J. Stern
Sermon, Friday evening, February 24, "The Right to be Happy," reflections on Mrs. Bertmnd Russell's book. Ser-monette, Saturday morning, in the Lecture Hall, on the Torah Reading for the Sabbath. George M. Brewer, organist and choirmaster, will give the musical service. Sabbath Purim tea in the Temple House Saturday afternoon, March 3. Study Circle met Wednesday morning, February 22. "The Jews in
United
Cigar
Stores
Limited
Appreciate the
patronage of all their
Jewish customers.
Russia and Poland" was Brotherhood dinner meeting -Monday evening, February 27. John Mac-Millan will speak. Educational Committee of the Brotherhood gave a tea for the Jewish Students of McGill University Sunday afternoon, February 19. Dr. Lyon Bercovitch, chairman, spoke. Rabbi Stern welcomed the students on behalf of the congregation. Leo Edel, president of the Maccabaean Circle, spoke. Miss Marjorie Neumann welcomed the ladies on behalf of Temple Centre. Guests present were: Misses Dorothy Bloomneld, Fanny Roman, Dorothy Vosberg, Betty Samuelsohn, Alice Goldstein, Helene Simon, Sybil Glickman, Nettie Klineberg, Paulinje Jacks,. Dorothy Fraid, Brenda Joseph, Lillian Wexler, Sylvia Cohen, Zonia Sloan, Muriel Smith, Chubbie Darwin, Cecilia Sinclair, Evelyn Miller, F ranees Asch, Jean Rabinovitch, Ethel Cohen, Dorothy Jacks, Jeanette Silverman, Marjorie Neumann, Janet Alfandri, Lily Cohen and Helen Schachter, and Rabbi Stern, Max Kaufman, John Kuppen-heimer, Hilliard Ginsberg, Morton Men-dels, Isidore Cohen, Meyer Ein, Leo Gelfand, Saul Hayes, Jack Klineberg, Solly Marcus, Charles Hyman, Abraham Edel, Neil Edel, Cyril Rill, Philip Shepps, Jack Seller, Bert Katz, M. Golfman, Dave Sherman, Jack Kaufman, Hyman Shapiro, Harold Shenk-man, Walter Lyons, H. Kirschberg, Bram Rose, Lionel Rubin, Bernie Wai-tor, Charles Rothschild, Howard Lewin-sohn, Laurie Friedman, Dave Abraham-son and Jimmie Solomon.
Felix L. Lewis addressed the Assembly last Sunday. Arthur Jacobs presented the moral lesson on The Meaning of Israel." Phyllis Lewis and Kenneth Van Guen played the piano. A Purim party will be given to the children of the Religious School Sunday, March 4, between 5.30 and 9. Supper will be served by the Sisterhood. Entertainment. Those wishing to donate books to the Religious School Library communicate with the Temple office.
The REVIEW gladly publishes news of all readers, organizations, societies, movements, communal undertakings and institutions, so long as the material is of interest and submitted in proper form.
Organizations which want telling publicity should appoint conscientious, capable secretaries or news contributors. An article easily legible which contains names and facts and gives plenty of white space for corrections and instructions to the compositor gets more interested attention and better display than an article thrown together which must be ferreted out by the editor and pored over by the printer. The careless secretary with a peculiar handwriting who rushes into the REVIEW offices at the last minute bearing an article covering both sides of the paper is a liability to the work of an organization which depends on publicity.
The REVIEW printi the essentials of the news free. Such trimmings as are of interest are published if there is space. No organization news or notices are omitted except by mistake, rarely, or lack of room in which caae the material is found in the next week's issue. Names, when correct and legible, are never omitted, but an article without names may be. If your organization news U omitted, find out how much your news contributor cares about getting it before members and the public! Your news contributor may have some for leaving out a name. The REVIEW wants the of committees, conveners, children on the pro-couples at the party, guests at the wedding, of the lodge, every last one of them!
Shaar Hathooiayim, Rabbi Herman A bra mo wit*, C6tt St. Antolne Road, corner Kensington.         *
Young People's Society met Wednesday, February 22, in the Community Hall. Michael Garber spoke on the Jewish School Question. Discussions. Parents' Association meets in the Women's Auxiliary Assembly Hall, Monday evening, February 27. Professorv E. N Best, of the Educational Department of McGill, will speak on "The Chief Business of a Parent."
Shaare Zion Congregation, Glaremont Avenue, below
Sherbrooke Street.
Rabbi Julius Berber
Sisterhbod meets Tuesday afternoon, February 28, at Mrs. H. Sperber's home, 5010 Sherbrooke Street. Dr. Norman Vineberg, guest speaker, and Miss Dolly Caplin, recitation-. Sewing Circle meets Monday and Thursday evenings at Mrs. Radovsky/s home. Lamp shades and cushions have been made. Mrs. D. Cummings donated a French boudoir jewel case, which will be raffled at the miscellaneous sale, March 20, at Victoria Hall. Mrs. B. Rutenberg received donations from A. J. Alexander, Moe Albert, J. Albert, J. Rosenthal and Mr. Naimer.
Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, 135 Stanley Street
Young People's Society meets February 27.    Lyon W. Jacobs will speak.
BOARD MEETING
Ladies Bikur Choilim Society held a board meeting at the home of Mrs. L. Spivack, 1216 Lajoie Avenue, February 14. Three prizes, donated by Mrs. Richstone, were auctioned and sold to Mrs. L. Spivack for $3.50. A pair of crochet hangers, donated by Mrs. D. Klapper, were won by Mrs. M. Lefkowitz. Tea money netted $5.25. Donations as follows through Mrs. L. Spivack from Mrs. D. Letofsky, $3; through Mrs. J. Goldman from Mrs. Maldofsky, through Mrs. A. Grief from the Voluntary Aid Club, $3.
DUFFERIN EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY
BOOK CLUB ACTIVITIES
S. B. Haltrecht spoke on Upton Sinclair's book, "Oil," Monday evening, February 13, at the Reading Circle of the Baron de Hinch Book Club. Book Club held their open literary monthly meeting in the form of a symposium Sunday evening, February 12, at the Institute. "What �baJl we do to promote the progress and development of Jewish intellectual life in our community?'1 wa* diacuieed. Gue*U were: A. Cornfeid, of Shaar Ha*homayim Synagogue; Ado 1 pi Gardner and A. J. Livutton. Toe regular monthly rreet-iagi of the Law aad Civic Circk will be beJd Monday eveaing, February 13, at
the Institute.   Monday e Veto lap, Febnjl
ary 27, in the Library of ti� -Institute, LouU Gjaier will review the book. "Elmer Gantry." Meetings and lee-ture* open to the public free of charge, Information from the secretary, Mi* Sarah Miller, Apartment 10, 5069 Sher-brooke Street West, Walnut 5433W, Ma. 2950. A concert was'held Sunday afternoon, February 19, for the patienta of Mount Sinai Sanatorium at St, Agathe Dea Monta, under the auspica of the Book Club. Committee: Harry Block, convener; J. Randolph, A J. Livinson and L. Gittlesop. Programme of songs, piano numbers, monologues, readings and travel talks. Harry Gardner thanked the participants,
UNITED   PALESTINE   CAMPAIGN J BANQUET
The Dominion Chairmen of the United Palestine Campaign for one-half million Collars, Abraham I,evin aruj Robert A. Darwin, will be the guests oi honour at a banquet given Sunday evening at the "Mount Royal Hotel by the Zionist Order of Habontm. This is the first preliminary step in the launching of thes United Palestine Campaign, which is to be inaugurated in Montreal, March 18, with Mrs, A. J. Freiman, Dominion President of Canadian Hadassah and one of the Dominion chairmen of the Campaign, and Pr. Schmarya Levin, Zionist leader, a? guest speakers. The objective of the campaign will cover the annual contribution of $200,000 to Keren Hayesod (Palestine Foundation Fundi, which is responsible for the upkeep oi Zionist activity in Palestine; and $300,000 towards the redemption of the Plain of Sharon, Montreal is expected to contribute some $250,000 towards the one-half million dollar quota. Dr, Benzion Mossinson, Palestinian scholar and principal of the first Hebrew gymnasium in Palestine, the Herzlia gymnasium in Tel Aviv, will be the guest speaker.
ONTARIO ZIONISTS HOLD MEETINGS
A mock parliament, under the auspices of the DufTerin Educational Society, will be held in the grill room of the Mount Royal Hotel, Sunday, February 26, at 8.15 p.m. Mrs. Rose Henderson and Lyon W. Jacobs will speak on "Companionate Marriage"; Louis GUzer and So IWeber on "Immigration"; Ben Wall and Charles Wolf-son, "That Single Men be Debarred from Holding Positions"; Joseph Bron-stein, "Capital Punishment." Delegations will present themselves for causes in the interests of humanity. Programme: Madam Olga Leiber, pianist , Joseph Glaser, soloist, and Harry Ivry, violinist. Information from Miss Sarah Miller, Walnut 5433W
Mrs. S. Kahn, of Montreal, Dominion vice-president of Canadian Hadassah for the Eastern Division, has returned from a tour of Ontario. Mrs. Kahn visited London, Windsor, Toronto and Kingston, where she met and spoke to Hadassah leaders, both senior and junior. In London, Mrs. Kahn, together with Mrs. D. Dunkelman, Dominion vice-president of Canadian Hadassah for the Central Division, were guest speakers at a banquet given by the Hadassah Chapter to celebrate their tenth anniversary. Mrs. William LefT, president of London Hadassah. presided, and Mrs. I. Goldstick, corresponding and financial secretary of London Hadassah, gave a report of the year's activities. The following day Mrs. Kahn addressed a meeting of Hadassah in the Talmud Torah, and the same evening she met Junior London Hadassah and the Young Judaeans. Miss Ruth Leff presided and Hyman Grace was spokesman for Young Judaea. In Windsor Mrs. Kahn addressed the Lillian Freiman and the Miriam Chapters of Hadas-ah. Mrs. Packer, vice-president of the Lillian Freiman Chapter, presided in the absence of Mrs. D. Meretzky, the president. In the evening Mrs. Kahn was the gnest-speaker at a meetin, of the Women's Auxiliary of Bnai Bnth, of Windsor. Mrs. Levine presided. A bazaar is planned for May 15 and 16. The same evening the Montreal Hadasaah leader met Junior Hada^in, with Miss Rae Gershon, the president. in the chair. In Kingston Mrs. Kahn organized the Hadassah Mascots, with Miae Kate Ryan as the president ot the new junior chapter. Mr�. Kahn also met the members of Queen Esther and Kingston Chapter! of Hada^h Joint bazaar the end of April. M1"5 Ben Finkle and Mr�. D. Ryan were appointed convener*, A meeting o' both Zionitt and H*d*�*h member* vaabeld ia Gtnfen FUtt, Move* Abram
�ky,