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Mr. arid, Mrs, J,  Perkins,-Mansions,   have   returned   from   th^ir
southern  trip.             j -     x    '.     ^-l\
- Mrs. Mark Cohen, Madison Avenufy entertained Tuesday at the'Primrose Club, Si honor of Miss Vi6let Dayts? who is leaving shortly for England/-:.;
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Mrs. Herman Frankel, who has been visiting Mrs. H. M. Loeser, Wellesjey Street, left for her home in Montreal. i                       � � *
jf' Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gruber, Quebec Avenue, are visiting Mr. and Mr*. George Hollinger in Montreal, before taking up their summer hotel. Chateau Quinte St. Margaretj Lac Masson.
[ Miss Shirley Garvice, Roseberry Avenue, left for New York and .other points in the United States, and will
spend the summer with her sisters,
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The social committee of the Judah Girls' Club entertained at a whist and bridge party on Monday night, at the home of Miss Jean Narofsky, Richmond Street. Misses Queenie Cohen and Leah Sagman were the prize winners. Refreshments were afterwards
served.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. Burke (nee Eva Smith of Toronto), Milwaukee, are visiting friends in Chicago and Detroit en route to Hamilton and Toronto^ to visit the latter's parents and relatives.
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Miss   Mary   Levine,   Huron   Street,
spent the week-end in  Hamilton.
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Dr. I. W. Ruskin, formerly of Dundas Street West, has moved to his new
office at 395   College  Street.
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Mrs.  Jack  Ellis,  Montrose Avenue,
entertained at bridge Wednesday last. �    *    �
Miss Esther Keyfetz, Huron Street,
spent the week-end  in  Niagara Falls,
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The Kappa Delta Klub entertained their members and friends Sunday afternoon at whist, held at the home of Miss Fannie Goodman, D'Arcy Street. The prizes were won by the Misses Dollie Fishkin, Gertie Jackson,
and  Bessie  Heller.
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Mr. M. M. Cohen, founder and organizer of the Jewish Boys' Life Council, and ^imilar organizations of the city, and Mrs. Cohen, will sail on the "Scandinavian," leaving Montreal on the seventh for England. Mr. Cohen win study conditions of the boy life in Germany and England. He will visit the grave of his son, Lt. Meyer T. Cohen, M.C., who died in action on November 3, 1917, and buried in Belgium. At a luncheon, given at the Ontario Club on May 1, presided over by Mr. Frank Yeigh, Mr. Cohen was presented with a silver case, in grateful appreciation, by the National Boys' Work Board and the Torooto Boy Life Council. On April 26, Mr. Cohen was presented with a silver case by the J.B.I.T., three'hundred little boys.                       .
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The Miahna Gemorah Society held a banquet at the McCaul Street Syn1-�gog, Tuesday, May 3, celebrating the .completion of th� /falmad Scha*
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giuht,: presitf^t of. Ac ^
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The speakers were JUbW; Jacob'
and. Rev; N. Bv Clavlri;    '. ,':;
Mrs. J, Soltz> Manning left for Pjttsburg, where she wi a few weeks with relatival,     v
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A jolly.afternoon for the. little was spent at. the home of  Mrs,  LV; Abramowiu,  Queen  StreetWest, oft the occasion of her daughter, M in dele's,' fourth birthday.   The tables were prettily decorated  in  baby pink.   Many' games   werfe   arranged  lor   the   little ones.   Each child was presented with a souvenir.
A pleasant evening was spent Wednesday last at the home of Mr. and' Mrs, M. Green, in honor of their son, Lionel, and daughter-in-law, who spent' Passover with  them.   Mr.r and Mrs. Lionel Green  left Saturday  for their home in  New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Schleifer, Dufferin Street, were given a surprise, Saturday evening. Bridge was played, and tne prizes were won by Mrs. Nat. Levy and Mr. Afthur Cohen. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. S. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohen, tMr. and Mrs. B. Kassel, Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs, Mark Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Nat. Levy, Mr. and Mrs. A. Zipper, Mr. and Mrs, M�
Laski, and Mr. and Mrs. Bernett.
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The   B'nai  B'rith  held  another  of
their  dances  on   Wednesday   last   at     Mr< ^ ^ H> Gardner, Mi*.
the  Prince George  Hotel.   A few of     Mauef| Mis�� Bertha tfcbonxvHada
those present were Mr. and Mrs. A.     Haberj j^ ^ Tdby'vEHio^
Cohen,   Alderman   and   Mrs,   Joseph     5^^ Haber, Harry
Singer, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harris, Mr.     ami ^ Haber.   Mr. and Mr* and Mrs. M. Gottlieb, Mr. and Mrs.     ^^ a ca^ party Finebe/g� Mr. and.Mrs. Charts Benj-    fof Mr_ 0^^^.' amin,  Dr. and Mrs. S. Perlman, Mr.     werc Mr> ^ Mrs. Max Schkifcr, and Mrs. A. Narrol, Mr. and Mrs, S,   � ^ Mnu Mark,,Levy,.Mr. add Mr*. Sapera,  Mr. and  Mrs. Henry Paper-,   Nathan L^ Mr.aadMx*. B^rO*elt nick, Mrs. S. M. Grossman; Miaaes Eva     Mr  ^ fc� Archie Zipper, >Cr,:*iHi . dbced than Rittetiberg, Minnie Smith, LUlian Lewis,     Mr^   M    Lg^t  ^ an^ Mri  W. Eva   Goldstein,    Belle   Sher,   Fannie  * Barnett SchwarU, Dollie Cohenr Annie Gordon, Minnie and Elizabeth Wladowsky, Natalie   SurofiF,   Florence  Labelle,  Gertie Teich, MolUe Vise, Beatrice Hansher, Lottie Wcinberg, Sara Griesman, Sylvia
Durb� I92p, sp;iHtich; more
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Feinsod,   Fay   Lewis,   Julia   Gottlieb,        Mr. and Mrs, A, M.
Lena   Greenberg,   Fannie   SUvennan,     erstoo Gardens,
Sara Griesman,  Esther Keyfetz, Sara    meat of their daughter,
Lieberman,  and  Mrs. Jack Cadesky;    Mr. Charles B. Roseabiatl
Mestrs. Harry Pulian; Nathan Phillip<    peg,  Man.   The' marriage
A. Levy, Murray Wilson, H. G<i*njafl,;    place May 16.
Joe Harris, J. M, Gordon, Dr. Julius                            ^   "   *�
La vine, Sam MeodeUoo, Lou Samuels,
Saul  UbeUe,   David  Vac,   Dr.  Ben
Scharler, Hyman1 Smith, Saul Gottlieb,
Harry Wilson* Charie* Foster, Harry    ol Wimapef, to Mr.
Simoasky, William and
A. Perlman, Sain Fipe, Harold
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;Dr.  and   Mrs.   Pnraick,  37   Weflt Hilhf Aveno^ *^ to         ow the
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declared^'.theii^Yfp-'.^ib,- fa'yor-'vdf proposed   Jewish   feo*phalA
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of Brampton, O�t
, Dr. P.
.  Dr. :WXUUm  Harm, Dr. S^Lftvmc, Dr,
steb; Harrison Lehrer, Jade Peartstein, Dr. Ben pohen, Harold Ca^aa, Charter Wiboo,." B, MfnWvn^ ' jtr Ueberman,
and Saul Kane.
Mra. Arthur I. Coneo, I^yvefcoart Road, was hostesc at a 'farewell dinner, Suaday, given-ia. hoc or of her fathet Mr. Joaeph Gartenlaub, who U for Europe," Tbe'gue�U were Mr.
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