Friday, May 20, 1938
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Fouks honored their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fouks (nee Jennie ghactor) at a formal reception Saturday evening at their home on Angus Drive. More than 30 couples attended the party at which a mid-night supper was served.
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Miss    Gertrude   Fouks honored
her sister-in-law at a tea, hours from 3.00 to 6.00 More than sixty friends called. Assisting the hostess were Miss Mary Kosher, of Everett, arid Miss Dora Zacks, pouring; Miss Bess Kosher,; of Everett, and Miss Clara Zacks cutting the ices, and Miss Mildred Freeman, Ida Kemp, and; Eleanor and Zelma Diamond serving.
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The Misses Mary and Bess Kosher,
of   Everett,   Washington,   are the
house-guests  of - MLsses Dora and
Clara   Zacks and   Miss Gertrude
Fouks.        '   - ' «   • •
Mr, and Mrs. Sam K'agler are receiving congratulations on th« blrih
a Mby.daughter on May,15. • • ♦ ■•
En route home.fyonj, a six months ^'ojburn In Los Angeles,' Miss Ettiel Bvl, of Winnipeg, was a recent vlsi-3r in Vancouver.
Mri and Mrs. Wflliam Fisher, of 505 Wfst leth^^^veniue, Vfeh to'take Ihls tqiportunlty of'expfessljag their Sincere thanks' to alt" their; kind friends for Uie beautiful flowers and Blfts sent to Mrs. Fisher while she ras in the "hospital. Mrs". Fisher Is bw getting on--con-lalesclng; at home. -• .• ; *. • •
i Miss, Mary ^Hauchin,; .of. Seattle, Is
visitor in town, the house-guest of
le'Misses Celia and Rose Freedman. *.♦ . «
Holidaying in Harrison Hot Springs lis week are Mrs.J; Goodman and rs. A. Levi of this city. ■ ;
liant student will be given a two-month course at Smith College, commencing July 1st, and is being sent to New York for Field Work the first of September.
Miss Belkin will be returning to Vancouver on Monday, for a month's holiday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L; Zacks and their son, David, wish to thank their many friends and relatives for the lovely gifts and kind wishes received on the occasion of David's Bar-Mitz-vah, .held on Sunday, May 8, at the
Community Centre. -.-, ..* "*-. . * ... '. . . . Miss-Janet Hoss: and' Miss Char-, lotte Goldsmith, of San Francisco, w:ere visitors in the city for the past few days,. the . gt.'ests . of . Mrs... E. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Belkin and daughter Lillian, have- taken Up residence in their new apartment at 895 West 15th. -.. \
JUNIOR JTOAEAW GIRLS
The next meeting of the Junior Judaeari Girls will be held on Sunday, May 22, at 2.30 p.m. A very interesting program has been arranged.
We are, at the next meeting, going to plan one of the best socials of the year. All members are urged to come. Some inaportant neWs has arrived from; Winnipeg, so virill all menibers please turn out. Support the Junior Jddaean Giris.
PIONEER WOMEN
Em^GEMENT
Mr. and; Btosf I, paiTisron,: of this city, announce^ %e.engagement of their second daughter, Toby, to Mr. Reuben Rothstehi, eld^t son of Mi:, and Mrs. Max Rpthstein, alsoof Van-couyer.f
YOUNG JUDAEANS
The social that w*as planned by. the Pioneer Woinen's Orgianization will take .plafce:<)ri Saturdays-May 21, stt Mrs: Ri; H<>rpwitz, 1135 JWest l4tl^ There Will be cards arid - refreshments. Everybody is welcome. A good time is assured.
The annual "Strawberry Festival" was also planned for June. For further particulars watch the Bulletin.
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Miss EvaSWartz, of'Belllngham, is Vancouver for. 'a few' days, the jest of-Mr. and Mrs. A. Klein......
i Mr. Jhn White hasjetumed toVan-Duver after finishing his term at the J^niversity of Szisklatchewan in Sas-itoon.
A further announcement has been leceived by .Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bel-lin of this city, that their daughter bice, who is attending the.Univer-«ty of:California, Berkley, has, been lwarded,a. scholarship in Smith Col' \ge, New Hampton, Mass. This bril-
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This year's oratorical' contestants are all promising speakers. Some have ahready achieved laurels; the others areabbut to .do so. Experience will be mingled with native ability in this year's fight- for the . city . oratorical crown.
Lillian Belkin is the sole feminhie entry. But.lt is expected :that with her vast dr&iftatlq i^eidenc'ein addition to her jmtiiral .(tapa^ the verbal utterance, she will give the boys a sound comjietitipn. '
Mitchell^ Snider lis; a^'nevj^ and promising speaker who is beginning to cultivate oratorical fields. Anyhow, he it one of the few of our yoimg people who can sv-iteh.to Hebrew with ease. Let's hope the jiii-ges' are bi-Unquists.
Harry Aqua, is a "young; speaker who is promismg and will do his best to wrest the cup which is at stake.
Victor-Freeman has wide speaking experience behhid him both as orator and debater. He has successfully contended-for honors of this kind in the past.
Jack Zack can speak well under various circumstances with surprising effect. At present he is holder of the Western Judaean JUnibr title .. . but not the city^tltle... y<et.
Arthur Fouks is: a,-new speaker In the official sense. But 'he has spoken and talked much in the past. He hopes finally to get some recognition for his multifarious utterances and so he has entered this contest.
The three gentlemen who-will be subject to this barrage and who will judge the contest are: Rabbi Cass, Rabbi Zlotnick,.-,and Norman Levin.
Women's Progressive Club
The executive of the Women's Progressive Club v/ishes to thank Mrs. A. Wosk f or the use of her lovely home for the Silver Tea which was held on May 10. The executive also wishes to thank the very able conveners —Mrs. L. Novikoff and Mrs. S. Piters; arid those who graciously poured tea. Mrs. E. Millar, Mrs.-M...Fouks,. Mrs. .SL-Klausner, and Mrs. Weston. , Thanks is also extended to those ladies who so kindly acted as hostesses for this affair.
A Vancouver Junior Hadassah Club was formally organized last Sunday vening by Mrs. Margolis, charming wife of the visiting Rabbi.
Thirty-five enthusiastic girls assembled to hear Mrs. Margolis explain the objectives and accomplishments of the widely-known Junior Hadassah.
All girls who are interested are urged to join at once the movement that is conscientiously working for Eretz Israel, for the welfare of Jewish nation.
Girls, if you wish to be faithful Jewesses, if you want to do constructive and not just charitable work for world Jewry, join Junior Hadassah For iriformaition, phone Mildred Freeman at Bayview 4373-L or Mrs. Lucile Belkin at Bayview 8413-Y.
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B.B. LAbtES AUSLIABY Ntf.77
There wilt be a iSridge'at the Centre .oB..May. 31st.. .Please._keep. this date open.
D.M.Z. News
Schara Tzedeck Ladies Auxiliary
The Schara Tzedeck Ladies Auxiliary held a very successful meeting at the home of Mrs. M. Parker, president, last Wednesday afternoon. It was decided to hold a social evenhig on Satiurday, May 28, at the home of Mrs. M. Parker, also a garden party oil Wednesday, June 8, at the home of Mrs. H. Browii.
Other organizations please note dates and watch for further an-nounctements.
Baffle
All returns of raffle must be in the hands of Raffle Committee immediately. _ Please ^s^^ yoju.^. ^y-^^ quota.of tickets, has Jbeen.sold. -This, raffle is for your club—see that it is well supported. Dramatics
A five-person play-taking approximately one-half hour, as been selected and rehearsed. . Monologues and dialogues^ of,,humprou_s charact^^^^ in different dialects will be presented. Sports
Because, of the failure, of the D.M. Z. column to appear in last. week's issue the hike last Sunday was not very well supported. There was a fair turnout and those attending had a good time. \ .
A baseball team is in formation. All Dizzy beans ;of therr>:M.Z. interested are advised to get in touch with Harold Zlotnik. Educational
The educational. chairman reports that a good debate is ready. Three or four speeches of interesting topics both of Jewish and non-Jewish are in preparation by orators.
If enthusiasm is indicative of sue cess, then the first Garden Party of the season is bound to be a huge one* Interest runs high, among non-members and members alike of the newly formed Chapel Society.
Tea cup reading and a Home Cooking Booth are two of the side attractions in addition to Bridge and Mah Jong, planned for the Garden Party which will be.held at the home of Mrs. H. Brown, 1026 West Twelfth Ave.,. next.-^Wednesda^ -afternoon, May 25th, starting at 2 p.m. Admission will be only 25c.
Festivities will be resumed in the evening when many men plan to be present: : Ladled attending in the afternoon will be admitted with their escorts- in the- evening -without ■ fur-
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.), The following list of ladies have graciously volunteered to act as host-:esses:
Mrs. J. Stone, Mrs. N.- L. Lando, Mrs. J. Snider, Mrs.L. Lotzkar, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. S. Morris, Mrs. Biely, Mrs. M." Izen," Mrs." Hoffman;-Mrs: L: Davis^ ""Mrs." Marin,' !Mrs. Bafovslty,' "Li' Angel, Mrs. M' '^^s. Har-
rison, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Roadburg, -Mrs. P. Peiarlman, Mrs. H, Freedman,^ Mrs. M. Lipson, Mrs. Creemer, Mrs. Porte, Mrs. M: Wienstieri, Mrs. A. Weiss, Mrs. P. Zacks, Mrs. M. Gold-bergj! Mrs.~ JV' Rpseri,'^]^^ " J, _ Dia-' mond, Mrs. H. Kamm, and Mrs. M. Groberman.
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JUNIOR JUDAEAN BOYS
A hike was held last Sunday, May 15, up Grouse Mountain.
The next meeting will be held at the Centre on Sunday, May 22, at 2.00 p.m. Let's pull together arid make Junior Judaea the best Junior Youth Organization.
There will be a raffle coming pretty soon. Watch for the notice that will be in this paper soon.
The next meeting of the Y.M.H.A. will be held on Sunday, May 22nd, at the Community Centre, at 8 p.m. sharp. All members are asked to attend as many Important "Y" topics will be discussed. Members who still have dance tickets and money out are asked to complete their collections by this meeting.
The "Y" senior softball team turned in a good win on Tuesday, May 14th. The boys finally got down to business and. banged out a S to 2 victory against Canadian White Pine. Three homers were hJt by the boys, credit for these going to Max Barz-man. Bob Lubin and Norman Pel-man. The boys are showing a fine team spirit and are co-operating to make this endeavor a credit to the organization. - The community are giving the team real enthusiastic support and are turning out in large numbers to all the games. The "Y" appreciates this show, of interest. The full season schedule is not yet complete so we £«!; trie fans to watch the daily papers for the announcement of games.
Final particulars on the community league will- be ready fOr publication by next issue of the Bulletin. We remind those who wish to compete to please communicate with Ted Cook immediately.
A large crowd of boys and g^irls turned out. at the "Y" courts on Wednesday. We remind the members that they are permitted the privilege of bringing a guest to the courts. We remind you of-:   .  ,: ■
The general meeting on Sunday, May 22nd, at 8 p.m. sharp.
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All potential B'nai B'rith Softball players are asked to be on hand for a ball practice on Sunday, May 22nd, at Cecil Rhodes. School; 'at ] lOM i a.mj sharp. '   ■ :•
The; community . softball leagu0 will operi»the season' the coming week.
All games at Cecil Rhodes School. Sunday, May 22—10:30:
D.M.Z. vs. Rheto Rho Fraternity. Wednesday, May 35—6:30:
B'nai B'rith vs. A.Z.A. Alumni.
Solomon Levitan Urges Jews To Be Of Service To Nation
Wisconsin*^s State Treasurer Tells of His Own Struggle To Make Good
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„WASHINGTON,-D.a.tWNS) —.A code—of-manners and conduct -for American Jews was outlined here by white-haired, white-bearded Solomon Levitan, who arrived in America 57 years ago as a penniless immigrant from Russia, and virho today" at the age of 78 is serving his sixth term as state; treasurer.;of Wisconsin -which regards him as one of its most beloved citizens. In an address at the Jewish Community Center, "Uncle Sol,". as he is. known in Wisconsin, cautioned Jews against "going places where they are not welcome. Do not try to. go where, you are not wanted. Your racial pride should be so great that you, as a Jew, should not want to go any place where a Jew is not welcome. If you refrain from going places where you are not welcome you will soon win the respect of all about you and cause the 'not welcome' sign to be removed." He urged Jews to accept success "with modesty and humility," and not to "brag about success or wealth." "We must not overdress," he said. "We must not be extravagant. We must not over-indulge in luxury. All these things cause prejudice against the people of our race."
Emphasizing that "ths true Jew" is "not a boaster," "does not make a showy display of his woi'luly goods" and "does not do things which are offensive to both Jew and Gentile," Levitan declared "most Jews dislike the unfavorable traits exhibited by the thoughtless members of our rase even more than the Gentile dislikes them. But it is the lot of the Jew that all Jews bear the penalty for the mistakes made by a few of our peo-
ple." He also cautioned Jews to preserve their cultural tradition and assailed those who "try to pretend that they are a different kind of Jew" and /'join ~Grentile rchurches just tp ga.ln;prestigeir- ''If.we-are.-pi:oud of ouf Jewish -ancestry,'^ Levitan said, "we can overcome many of the hardships which the thoughtless members of our race place upon us." He deplored the neglect of religious education among Jews and pleaded with American Jews to "exert every energy to adhere to the old standards' of our race and to preserve those finer qualities which we owe to America for that which America has given us. Let us hold money in its place. If we let it master us, it will be our ruination. If we master it, we can make the wealth of our people an instrument of great good. If we can, as Americans of Jewish descent, give to America something of the idealism and desire for service which has marked the Jew down through the ages, we will accomplish a great good for America, the Jew will hold his place in the sun of America's gratitude."
Council of Jewish Women
The Council of Jewish Women are holding its Closing Luncheon on Friday, May 27, at 12.30 p.m., in the Oval Room of Vancouver Hotel.
The Council is very forunate in having as their guest speaker, Mrs. Marian M. Miller, of New York City, Executive Director of National Council of Jewish Women.
The program will be unusually interesting throughout. Members and friends ar*? particularly urged to attend!
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