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Melniker, of Bayonne, N.J.; Harry W. Asr/er, Jr., of New Haven, Gonriv Representatives of the^ various chapters were: Sidney G. Kay, Charles Spiro, William Ein, Ellis S. Weisman, Wm. Richter, William Addleman, Herbert Waldman, and William Mazur,
Mr. Samuel Finberg, of La Grange, Georgia, is visiting with his sister, Mrs. 0. Maldaver.
Mrs. F. Oberndorffer, Palmerston Gardens, entertained at bridge Friday in honor of Mrs. J. Perkins, who is leaving the city shortly.
Miss Dinah Copp, of Winnipeg, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. M. H, Keyfetz, 122 Huron Street
Mrs. N. Blumbergh, Alburn Apartments, entertained Thursday at a dinner party and bridge for out-of-town guests.
Mrs. 0. Maldaver, Elm Grove Avenue, had : as her guest her mother, Mrs. Finberg, of Niagara Falls.
Dr. S. Margoshes, Secretary of the Zionist Organization of Canada, Central Division, lectured last Sunday night Under the auspices of the Zionist Organization of Ottawa, on the present situation in Zionism. During his stay at Ottawa, he was the (guest of Mr. A. J. Freiman, President of the Zionist Organization of Canada. �>
Mr. Harry Goldberg, Clinton Street, �is at the Hotel Windsor, Montreal, for a few days.
A Dutch supper, followed by dancing, wasA given at the home of Miss S. Fish, VBeverley Street, on Sunday, in celebration of Miss Fish's birthday. Covers werKlaid for forty.
A very pleasant evening was spent by the members of the Deborah Chapter of Hadassah and their friends at an "At Home," held on Saturday evening last at an uptown tea-room,
Mr. D. Tugentaft, of Edmonton, Alta., is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Tugentaft, Ossington Avenue.
An enjoyable evening was spent at the home of ylr. and Mrs. W. Wilkes, 242 Gladstone- Avenue.
Mrs. I. Caplan, 94 Braemore Gardens, entertained a few friends at her home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Anna Wolfe Margoshes has returned to her home in Ottawa, after a pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. J. B. Danson, and her girlhood friend, Mrs. Rose Zucker-Mann, of Jameson Avenue, Parkdale.
Miss Ruth Rosen spent the weekend in Hamilton.
Mrs. Arthur Elston, 359 Grace Street, has returned from Montreal, after a three weeks' visit with her sister.
Mr. Meyer Rosenfield, at a surprise banquet given by Messrs. Louis and Rubin Rosenfield, was presented with a smoking-jacket. Only the immediate family and close friends were present. Miss Rose Rosenfield entertained with songs, and Miss Miller accompanied her at the piano. Mr. David B. Dutch gave a talk. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Gottlieb, of Yonge Street, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Wainberg, of Yonge Street, spent a most enjoyable week-end at Hotel Statler, Buffalo, fand were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. L. Gilman on the anniversary of their son's bar mitzvah.
Miss Lena Golstein, of Massey, Ont., 'is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Pomer, 2581 Dundas Street West.
Miss Clara Godfrey gave "a valentine ^party to her friends Sunday evening. ^*~Mfss Anna Finsten, Brunswick Avenue, has returned from*"'Montreal, where she was visiting her sister, Mrs. N. Venus.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Griesman have returned from their honeymoon, spent m Detroit, New York, and Atlantic City.
.Mrs. S. Heller was hostess at a card party Saturday evening in, bpnor of her sister, Mrs. D. Stitt, of $ft William. � *
Mrs. H. Glucksberg.^px/ortl Street, entertained at a card party Wednesday.,
Mrs. Simon Pjfzer, of 514 Queen Street West, haw gone to New York . to attend the Marriage of her brother, Louis Jacobs.
Sam Cohen arid Reuben Cohen.4>f 1?9 Doviercourt Road, have gone/to N*eW, York to' attend the "marriage of tbeir son and brother, Louis, to Miss Anita Jacobs.
Miss Theresa Sweet, \of Hamilton! was the guest of Mrs: Frank A. Silverman for the Sigma Alpha Mu Fraterri-ity dance. ,
At the home of Mrs, H. Sigler a tea was given in honor of Mrs, R� Cannej", of Gait. Among those present were Mrs. D. Abromowitz, Mrs. D. Canner, Mrs. M. Enushevsky^ Miss L. Chaletsky, Mrs. L, Abromowitz, Miss G. Enushevsky, and Mrs. Mi Abromowitz. Tea was poured by Miss Nellie Canner.
Mrs. Max Pearlman, Glenholme Avenue, entertained a large gatheririg of friends Sunday evening in honor of Mrs. Flora Silverman of Kenora.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Grossman and family, 97 Beatrice Street, were given a farewell dinner by Mr. and /Mrs. W. Benson, prior to their departure for California, and were also presented with a sterling silver fruit basket by the host and hostess. A few of those present were Mr. and Mrs. M. Gross-' man, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bruner, Miss F. Grossman, and Mr. M. Gershovity of Hamilton. Dancing and vocal solos by Mr. W. Bruner followed the dinner.
Miss Marian Cornfield, Grace Street, was hostess at a very enjoyable card party on Sunday evening, on the occasion of her brother's visit home from Detroit. Several vocal solos were rendered by Miss Eva Davis and Mr. Maxie Cornfield.
'A very enjoyable evening was spent on Saturday when Miss Rose Cohen, 35 Major Street, entertained in honor of her twelfth birthday. Covers were aid for twenty-five of her girl friends. On leaving for home, each guest was given a souvenir.
An enjoyable evening was spent last Sunday at the surprise party held in honor of Mrs. S. Greenberg, who was unanimously elected president of the Ezras Noshem Society for the fourth term, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, 595 Dundas West.
The sum of $21.50 was contributed toward the Jewish Hospital Fund.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Bolter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Finestein, Mr, and Mrs. B. Papish, Mr. and Mrs. M. Slepkov, Mrs. Bloom, Mrs. Merker, Mrs. Wolfish, Mrs. Brody, Mrs. Wali-koff, ; Mrs. Levy, Mrs, Klose, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Caplan, and Mr. Berman.
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