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Temple Scouts and Cub� held a joint meeting Sunday afternoon, January 17. In a $ame of attack and defence, the Cubt, led by Be^t Freedmao, acting cubmaster, were defenders, and the Scouts, lindef their Scoutmaster, R, Giniberg. attacked. Thirty boys sat down to a spread supplied by the parents, and later gathered ab^out an indoor camp-fire for songs, R. Ginsberg told two stories. The troop did not meet January 21, but attended the lecture for Scouts given on Canadian birds by Harrison F. Lewis> a bird expert of the Federal Government for the district of Ontario and Quebec, in the auditorium of the Montreal Technical School on Sherbrooke Street, Wednesday evening. About eight hundred scouts were present. The investiture of several boys into the troop and into the Brotherhood of Scouts took place in the assembly hall, Thursday evening.
Sermon, January 29, "Unknown Lives," series one.
The Sisterhood, which was to have entertained at a social evening, has postponed it out of respect for the honorary president, Mrs. J. D. Kuppenheimer, who died last week.
Shaar Haahomayim, Rabbi Herman Abramowitz, Cdt6 St. An to in e Road, corner Kensington.
The Young People's Society held jts annual dance January 23. Dr. and Mrs. H. Abramowitz received the guests. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs, Asher Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Levin-son, Mr. and Mrs. P. Glkkman, Dr. and Mrs. D, Ballon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levinson, Mr. and Mrs. Adolphe Gardner, Mr. and Mrs, Max Bernfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lazare, Dr. Jack Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel PhiUipe, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kert, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lauria, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ructner, Mr. and Mrs, Moe Feldman, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Levine, Mr. and Mrs. Moe Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis K. Freed-man,
The Young People's Assembly, at their meeting Wednesday, January 27, heard Pro/. Brodie Brockwell speak on "Moses and Evolution." Herman Bernstein, of New York, editor of the Jewish Tribune, will speak at the next meeting, Feb uary 10, on "Israel, the World To-day."
Shaar Zioc Congregation, Claremont Arenue, below Sherbrooke Street. Rabbi Julius Berger
Members of Shaare Zkm Congregation meet to report results almost daily. The
raffle tickets for an automobile are being disposed of. Conveners: Sol Fels, Jacob Cohen and J. Golt, Sisterhood meeting, Victoria Hall, Westmount, Tuesday, Ja_nuary 26. Mrs. Fitch, honorary president, presided. Rabbi Julius Berger spoke. Music, refreshments. Matters regarding the dedication ceremooy to take place Purim, February 28, were arranged. An outline of work for the year was presented. A lilt of all the donors and subscribers to the Congregation Building Fund will be pubtkhed shortly � tbe Rxvixw.
Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue
The Sisterhood, out of respect for Rabbi Corcos, who died suddenly in Nev< York, postponed the bridge for January 28.
Bnal Jacob Congregation
The last meeting of the Bnai Jacob Young People's Society., took place Wednesday evening, January 27, in the Assembly Hall of the synagogue. Rabbi I. L. Zlotnik, director of the Jewish National Fund, spoke. Reports were given on the Purim dance,
HADASSAH
The Keren Hayesod meeting of the Central Chapter took place at Zionist headquarters, Monday, January 25. Mrs. R. Goldman presided. Mrs. S. Kahn distributed about 100 additional Keren Hayesod cards. Mrs. A. J, Frie-man, of Ottawa, asked for contributions, Over $1,000 was pledged, of which $400 was cash. A friend donated $200 in the ' name of the Chapter. S. J. Rodman spoke. Miss Epstien, of Ottawa, played the piano. Mrs. R. Goldman donated the raffle and Mrs. Lapides won it.
Rachel Chapter met at the home of Mrs. S. Ness, 670 Durocher Avenue, Monday, January 18. The convener of theatre *.ckets, Mrs. B. Kauffman, reported on the theatre benefit of January 1.1 at the Monument National. The chapter donated $100 for Keren Hayesod, and $25 for the Tubercular Hospital in Palestine. Last meeting was at the home of Mrs. R. Ness, 2464 Jeanne Mance, Monday, January 25.
The Young Ladies' Zionist Chapter met at the home of Mrs. L. R. Crelinsten, 1335 Bernard Avenue West, January 18. Tickets were distributed for a bridge and man jongg to be held at the Windsor Hotel, February 17. A musi-cale has been arranged for the tea hour. Keren Hayesod contributions were turned in by Mrs. H. Singer. Last meeting was a bridge, Monday, January 2o. Hostesses were Mesdames A. Drach, B. I. Fainer, H. Friefeld, H. Shiller and J. B. Becker.
Sybil Cohen Chapter met January 4 at Zionist Headquarters at a bridge. The hostesses were Mrs. J Boidnidn and Miss A. Boidman. Among the prize-winners were Misses Evelyn tried-man, Meta Moscovitch, Eva bind man, Ida Lipsy, Jennie Bernstien, Annie Elias and Mrs. A. Robinson. Thirty volunteers responded for Keren Hayeaod work Tea.
The chapter met January 18 at headquarters, Mrs. M. H. Cohen in tne chair. JJonations were taken lor the clance. Keren Hayesod cards were distributed. Hostesses were Mrs. A. Bem-stien and Misses J. and B. Bernstien. Meeting January 25 at Z.onist Head-quarters. Tabie reaervatrons lor the cabaret ^nd dance with Esther Bind-man, West. 5664J.
Queen Esther Chapter met, Monday, January 25, at Zionist' headquarters, Mrs, L. Miller presiding. Two prizes were displayed to be awarded the two leading workers in the Keren Hayesod Campaign. Complete returns have not yet been made by the captains,
Bridge and mah joag, March 3. Hotel to be announced later ii> tbe REVIEW. A resolution was paj�ed to buy, in the name of Mis* S*dye Fineberg, one-quarter duoam of Land La honour of her betrothal. Hc*te*�es MeacUme* H. Ciroent and A. Lazare- The weekly raffle was woe by Mr*. I. Trach ten berg.
Rachel Chapter met at the home oi Mr*. R. Net* 2466 Jeuwe MAOCC Street.
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KNIGHTS OF MO.VTEFIORE
The Knights of Montefiore, affiliated with Young Judaea, held a literary social Wednesday evening, January 2* at 1262 St. Urbain Street. The programme included a debate between A. H. Berger and J. Feiner. Nathan Raich, supervisor of Young Judaea, &poke. Refreshments. Dancing.
MUSrC AND DRAMATIC CLUB ORGANIZATION
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