WINNIPEG
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Kline and son, Leo, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Halter, Home Street, for the past few weeks, left for their home in Vancouver this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bronfman and family arrived in the city recently from Regina, Sask., and have for the present taken up residence at 39 West Gate,
Armstrong's Point.
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Miss Sadie Black, Heaton Avenue, entertained a few friends informally at bridge, Sunday afternoon, November 4. Miss Stella Korman was awarded the prize. The guests included Miss I^ottie Haid, Miss Rae Lauer, Miss Stella Korman, Miss Fanny Ginsberg, Miss Sybil Weidman, Miss Reva Marenberg, Miss Mollie Finesilver and Miss Celia Black.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shragge, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Archie Coppleman, left the city, Sunday, November 4, for Los Angeles, Cal., where they will reside for the winter months.
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Mrs. B. Stern, Alloway Court, was hostess at a very enjoyable bridge, Wednesday afternoon, November 7, at which three tables played. Mrs. 1. Freid and Mrs. H. J. Cohn were the lucky prize winners. The guests on this occasion were: Mrs. L. Rice, Mrs. O. Margolese, Mrs. Charles Lyons, Mrs. M. H. Saunders, Mrs. B. Druckman, Mrs. H. J. Cohn.
Miss Sara Greisman, who has spent the past month in Calgary, Alta., arrived in the city this week, and is the guest of her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. Black, Lily Street.
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Mrs. LawTence Burke, Ruby Street, was hostess to a large number of friends recently, when she entertained seven tables at bridge. Mrs. J. Kasler, Mrs. L. Churchill, Mrs. C. Coppleman and Mrs. H. J. Cohn were the prize winners, and the guests present on this occasion were Mrs. Dave I^ambert, Mrs. Sidney Rosen, Mrs. Ben Levi, Mrs. J. Finkel-man, Mrs. John Sternberg, Mrs. Chas. Coppleman, Mrs. Max Goldstine, Mrs. N. L. Green, Mrs. N. J. Weidman, Mrs. Sidney Goldstine, Mrs. I. J. Goldstine, Mrs. 0. Margolese, Mrs. Louis Churchill, Mrs. H. J. Cohn, Mrs. Chas. Rosen-blat, Mrs, H. L. Druxerman, Mrs. H. A. Jsaacs, Mrs. M. Marcus, Mrs. Max Rady, Mrs. M. H. Saunders, Mrs. N. I. Maza, Mrs. Jacob Kasler, Mrs. L. Goldberg, Mrs. R. M. Frankfurter, Mrs. Sidney Robinson, and Miss Dora Robinson, Miss Ruby Goldstine and Miss Zoe Isaacs.   Following cards tea
was served at several small tables.
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Mrs. B. Stern, Alloway Apartments, was hostess to a few,friends at the tea hour, Saturday, November 3, her guests being Mrs. Frank Druxerman, Mrs, Louis Rosenthal, Mrs. M. Genser, Mrs. B. Levinson, Mrs. C. Cohen and Mrs. Katz.
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Dr. Samuel AstrofJ, child specialist, and Mrs, AstrofJ arrived in the city recently from Foremost, Alta., and have taken up residence at 83 Edmonton Street. During the past year Dr. Astroff has visited medical institutions in London, Berlin, Vienna, Zurich and New York.
Bnai Brith
A largely attending meeting of the Bnai Bnth Lodge took place Thursday evening, November 8, in the Travellers' Building. This meeting was open to the members, their wives and friends, it being the first time that a business sessioci has ever been held by the Lodge in public. Following the usual routine of bosuKss which waa of a most interest-
that Emancipation Has Strenthgened and Benefited the Jewish People." The two sides were very well presented by Mr. Abraham Israels, Mr. Ben Rosenberg. Mr. Hyman Yaffa and Mrs. Max Kaplan.
Federated Budget News
The plans for the Federated Budget campaign which is to take place irom November 20 to 23 are well under way. The various Jewish institutions have formed committees which have been appointed on the Central Jewish Campaign Committee. Representing the Jewish Orphanage and Children's Aid of Western Canada are Mr. M. H. Levin-son, Mr. L. H. Levi, Mr. L. Davis and Mr. D. Spivak. Old Folk's Home representatives are Mr. S. Cossoy, Mr. E. Greenberg and Mrs. S, Gold and Mr. A. Slobinsky. Mr. B. Levinson and Mr. S. Goldin represent the United Hebrew Relief. In addition to these the following organizations are joining the Central Committee for the purpose of giving their service in the campaign. The Montefiore Club under the leadership of their President, Mr. Chas. Smithen; the Independent Order of Bnai Brith under their President, Mr. Max Stein-kopf; the I.O.B.B. Summer Camp under the leadership of Mr. L. Rice; Hebrew Sick Benefit Society under Mr. L. Booke; Talmud Torah under Mr. H. E. Goldin and the Y.M.H.A. under Mr. A. E. Cantor, along with various other organizations which are forming committees to take part in the campaign. The Talmud Torah derives no benefit from the Budget, and an arrangement has been come to, so that the Budget Campaign Committee will continue its existence after the Budget drive is completed, and will arrange a campaign for the Talmud Torah, to take place a couple of weeks after the Budget campaign is over. The Talmud Torah has a staff of excellent teachers who are educating about 350 children free of charge, and another 150 who pay a very small fee. This organization does splendid work. It is well worth the support of the public.
Beth Sholim Congregation
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Sunday evening, November 4, saw the commencement of a series of congregational get-together suppers which will be held under the auspices of the Sister; hood of the Beth Sholim Congregation. The arrangements of the first affair were carried out under the joint convenorship of \ rs. R. M. Frankfurter and Mrs. Harry Grossman, assisted by Mrs. H. Ganeske, Mrs. J. J. Korman, Mrs. Max Kofsky. Mrs. E. D. Mitchell and Mrs. S. L. Goldstine. The following are those who assisted at the tables: Misses Be mice Stem, Cynthia Rosenthal, Evelyn Rosenthal, Sara Finkelman, Rita Druxerman, Marion Korman, Leah Rosner and Roselle Berger. It is the intention of the Sisterhood to try to hold these suppers monthly. About 135 guests attended, the tables being very prettily adorned with Sowers and plants. Following supper Mr. Sidney Goldstine, president of the congregation, addressed the gathering, thanked tbera for their co-operation, and expressed the wish that their support would continue throughout ad the undertakings of the congregation, at the conclusion of which he introduced Mr. . A. Isaacs who referred to the needs of the community of the southern p: rt of the city being rilled by the formation erf the coo-gregatioo, which had already Sttccesa-iuiry formed Sunday School and Hebrew School, Young People's Literary and Social Society and Sisterhood, all of which were successfully carrying out th ir part*. He made reference to other activities required by the community, and offered suggest ion i which were promised the sopport of the ejBCcotrve. fr~n i ,,t>u. �^r4>) n^a halt
QV�bt��: little Mfan thai.* pupil 0* JPhfo^dirtcfe solo*, accompanied by Misa Freda Rosner, followed by Miss Eva Lsraelr vocal solos, Miss Freda Rosner, piano solo and Mist Beraice Tissman, two songs, accompanied by Miss Rita Druxerman.
Monday evening, November 5, the Young People's Society held a dance and social evemngin the class-rooms of the synagogue. During the course of the evening the President, Dr. Dave Isaacs, gave a abort talk. Later in the evening refreshments were served, and dancing resumed. On Wednesday evening, November 21, another social evening will be held.
A joint service will be held o^uring Chanukah, conducted entirely by the children of the Hebrew School and Sunday School, of the Beth Sholim Congregation. Preparations are under way. The members of the Sisterhood will provide goodies for the children.
SHAAREY ZEDEK
Sisterhood
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Sisterhood, combined with the convenor-,shitf of &�r$,Daye Singer and Mra. San\ Room, assumed by an able ranimittte, the attair proved a- success, Mrs. Douglas Rosen secured the splendid orc^ejitra. The following are the pom-mrttqe; Mesdames Louis F. Leipaic, Harry Cohen, Hyman Kay, M. Marco*, Shinoff, M, AVshinbane, Louia sMoroe-nik. Lou* ChufchiU, J. J. WeM�an, N. L. Greeny Ji FinWniaa, Be*/ JJevi, S. Robinson and Max Rady.
The Sisterhood will be hostesses to the Jewish children takes care of by the Social Welfare; ami also the United Hebrew Relief at a Chanukah heat some time in December. Besides their feast of goodies the children will; be given,gifts In the form of toys, socks, stockings, mitten*/ etc, An interesting, programme is being arranged. These plans were made at a general meeting held at the synagogue, Wednesday afternoon, November 7, at which Mrs, Max Heppner resided. Satisfactory reports were given from the various committees, and the Budget Board Committee are making plans to assist in the city campaign which will take place this month.
The Sisterhood of the Shaarey Zedek Congregation held a dance Wednesday evening, November 17, at the Royal Alexandra Hotel. Due to the efforts of Mrs. Max Heppner, President of the
A Chanukah service will take place on Sunday, December 9, at 4 o'clock, at the synagogue which will be conducted by the school children themselves. A special programme has been arranged.
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