Thursday, January ,18, 1934
THE JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
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SOCIAL NEWS
stems 'or this column must reach the Social Editor,. Miss Helen Goodman, by iirst mail Tuesday morning. Address: 1311 Beach Ave. Phone Doug. 1918 R.
Miss Princess Sisson wliose engagement to Mr. Paul Kantor was recently announced, has been the "Raison d'etre" of several delightful social gatherings. Amongst them was a luncheon given by her mother, Mrs. H. Sisson at the Hudson's Bay. Thirty guests were present and an enjoyable afternoon was spent playing bridge.
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On Thursday, the 11th of January, •Mrs. G. Angel entertained the members of her family and on the following afternoon and evening, Mrs. Angel again was hostess to her many friends. The three affairs were given in honor of Miss Sisson at the home of the hostess, 1798 West 14th Avenue.
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Another enjoyable evening in honor of the bride-elect was that spent playing bridge on Saturday evening last at the home of Mrs. L. Angel on 1437 West 12th Avenue. Twenty-four
guests were present.
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Dr. Meyer Halperin spent the New Year's holidays in the city with his family.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. Goldbloom, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. M. H. Brotman, have just returned from a
visit to Portland, Oregon.
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Mrs. Marcus Newbauer was here
from Wenatchee, Washington, visiting
her father, Mr. L. Rlpsteln.
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On Saturday evening of January 6, a delightful surprise party was given by Miss Ella Jarvis and Miss Ray Simmons at the home of the former, honoring Miss Sadie Simmons on the occasion of her birthday. Bridge and music were enjoyed by the guests, the prizes being won by Miss Ray Isaacovitoh and Miss Freda Brand. A mid-night supper was served, the tabic being decorated in th^ tones of white and green, and centered by a birthday cake. Mrs. R. Petersky and Mrs. H. Simmons presided at the urns.
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Montreal business visitors in Vancouver are the Messrs. I. Stein, E.
Barish, and M. Levlne.
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Mr. Harry Halperin, younger son of Mr. L. Halperin, has returned from Los Angeles where he has been visiting for some time.
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Mrs. I. Stein entertained eight guests at an informal dinner given in her
home last Saturday evening.
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Mrs. M. H. Brotman is visiting in Saa Francisco.
Mr. Ralph Lancaster of Victoria is
visiting friends In the city.
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Last Saturday, Miss Helen Rome gave a surprise party in honor of her sister, Lucille and her brother, Harold. Eleven couples spent a delightful evening dancing and playing games.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Ivlallek have returned from a short trip to Vancouver.
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Mrs. J. Levy has left for a trip to
Seattle. < <
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Mr. M. Soskin of Vancouver was a recent visitor in Victoria on business.
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Mr. H. L. Salmon of Arbutus Lodge who has recently returned from a trip to England, has left to spend the balance of the winter In California, visiting with his daughter and son-ip.-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Menohln of Los Angeles.
•' • * • Bereavement Word has been received by cable of the sudden passing in Sidney, Australia, of Mr. A. Robinson, formerly of Vancouver, at the ripe age of eighty yeai's. Mr. Robinson was a Vhav-ec Member and for several years Treasurer of Samuel Lodge B'nai B'rith Lodge at Vancouver and took a very aotlve Interest in communal life. He was much loved for his active benevolent work among the unfortunate poor and emigrants during and after the war. Mr. Robinson leaves to mourn his loss four sons and two daughters and twelve grandchildren, Mrs. G. H. Salmon of New York, Mrs. Joseph Rose of Victoria, Mr. H. Robinson of London, England, Mr. George Robinson of New York, Mr. Sam Robinson, and Mr. David Robinson of Detroit. • • •
Mr. H. L Mallek has been chosen delegate to represent Victoria at the Canadian Jewish Congress to bfi held in Toronto.
Poali Zerie Ziion
The Poali Zerie Zion are arranging for the Annual Queen Esther Ball which will be held In the Commum'i-y Centre   on   Saturday,   March 10th Please make note of this date.
Council of Jewish Women
A delightful travel talk was the programme at the last regular meeting of the Council. Mr. Edith MlUoy carried her listeners to old Saltzburg and Vienna. She gave a colorful description of the musical life in each city and paid tribute to her Jewish colleagues who shine out In artistic life.
A short business meeting followed Mrs. Milloy's talk and was adjourned for the social hour.
Miss Charlotte Goldsmith, of Seattle, is In Vancouver visiting her cousin.
Miss Dorothy Zlotnick. .
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Mr. L L. Kostman and Mr. Max Charkow will leave at the end of the week for a trip to Toronto, Montreal, Chicago, and New York, and expect to
be absent from the city for six weeks.
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Miss M. Goldberg has been appointed to the teaching staff of the Kerris-dale public school.
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LEAVING FOR PALESTINE
Mr. Sam Rothstein
Mrs. Sam Rotlistein
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rothstein, accompanied by their son, Morton, and daughter, Sophie Lila, left for Palestine via New York this week. There eldest son, Aser, will remain here to finish his education.
Mr. and Mrs. Rothstein have been residents of this city for the past twenty years and are well known to every Jewish resident. Mr. Rothstein has closely identified himself with the Zionist movement which he joined in his boyhood days in Russia. He was for many years President of the Vancouver Zionist Organization and Chairman of the Keren Heyesod Campaigns besides being an active, earnest worker for the National Fund. Through his influence and arduous labour the Young Judaeans were organized. Starting with six boys it can now count in its various branches 150 members, all of which reflect the greatest credit on the work of Mr. Rothstein. Seldom, if ever, absent from a meeting of any Zionist organization, he continually showed his faith in the movement in making Palestine a National Home. And not only did he work but he gave generously whenever called upon. No task was too great or no work too arduous and he was always willing to give his time and money for any communal cause.
He has been a member of the B'nai B'rith for 19 years and on the Executive Committee several times. He served as a member of the Community Chest for five years and was an active member of the Schara Tzedeck Synagogue.
Mrs. Rothstein has also done first class work here. She was one of the organizers of the Women's Pioneer Society, advisor to the Girl Judaeans and an active officer in the Rachel Goldbloom Chapter of Hadassah. It is the intention of the Rothstein family, if the climate is suitable, to make Palestine their permanent home. Mr. Rothstein, however, may return in about six months to dispose of his holdings in this city.
While wishing them, on behalf of the Community, "God Speed" and success in their new venture, we can assure them they will be sadly missed by Vancouver Jewish Community.
Mr. and Mrs. Rothstein were entertained, prior to their departure, by Mr. and Mrs. Max Charkow, K. Katznelson. :M. Shore and the combined Executives of the Zionist Organizations, Samuel llodge No. 668 B. B. and the Schara Tz€deck Congregation.
Tlie Young Judaeans Entertain
In honor of the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Rothstein the various branches of the Young Judaeans entertained them at a banquet at the Community Centre on Sunday, January 14th. It was an inspiring scene to witness about 150 young people seated around the tables eager to do honor to the departing guests. The dainty meal was provided by the young people and happiness reigned supreme. Mr. David Pouks presided and made an excellent chairman. Speeches were given, wishing the departing guests God speed by Rabbi Pastinsky, Mrs. Youngson, Rabbi Cass, Dr. Pox, B. Victor, D. Nemetz, Harry Preemian, the Presidents of the various branches and Mr. S. A. Goldston.
On behalf of the Young Judaeans a presentation of a movie picture camera was made to Mr. and Mrs. Rothstein. i
The guests suitably replied. Musical items were rendered by Miss Lucy Okulist. Gertrude Pouks. Miss Doris Rothstein and Lena Morris acted as accompanists. The evening concluded with the singing of the National Anthem.
YouQg Judaea News
Schara Tzedeck Ladies' Auxiliary
The general meeting of the Schara Tzedeck Ladies' Auxiliary will be held at the residence of Mrs. H. Brown, 1026 West 12th on Wednesday, January 24th. The Auxiliary is also arranging for a Purim Dinner, fuller particulars of which will be announced later.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rothst«in and family take this opportunity of thanking their many friends for their kindness, and gifts presented to them during the past
week prior iu tlieir
leaving for the Holy Land. Words cannot espress their gratitude and all they can say is may God's Blessing :cest on the whole conununity.
Caleadar of the Week at the Community Centre
rriday, Jan. 19th: 8.00 p.m.—Beth Israel Service. Rabbi Cass will preach. Saturday, Jan. 20th: 9.00 a.m.—Beth Israel Morning Service.
8.13 p.m.—Masquerade Dance, Young
Judaeans. Sunday, Jan. 21st: 9.45 a.m.—Beth Israel Sunday School. 10.00 a.m.—2.00 p.m.—Talmud Torah
Classes. 8.15—Meeting, Y.T.C. 8.15 p.m.—Meeting, A.Z.A. 8.15 p.m.—Public Meeting of the
Hebrew Aid (Family Welfare). Tuesday, Jan. 23rd: 1.00 p.m.—Bible Class, Beth Israel
Sisterhood. 2.00 p.m.—Hebrew Reading Class,
Beth Israel Sisterhood. 7.00 p.m.—Executive Meeting, Beth
8.00 p.m.—General Meeting, Beth Israel Congregation.
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In commemoration of the progressive Inspiration and as a token of the deep pride and respect he has evoked in the local organization. The Vancouver Young Judaeans gathered over a hundred strong in the Centre on Sunday last, to pay their parting tribute to their Honorary President, Mr. Sam Rothstein. Sorrow over his departure is only balanced by pleasure of knowing his destination, the homeland, Erez Yisroel. The guest of honor was the recipient of a beautiful moving picture camera.
This is the final notice of the Juda-ean masquerade to be held tomorrow evening at the Community Centre, Saturday, January 20th, at 8.00 o'clock. May we once again remind the members that each individual attending must wear a costume. This Is not a public affair and only members will be allowed admission.
Official notice has already been sent and answered. Accordingly on approximately February 21st three debaters, Leon Cook, Harold Rome, and Dave Fouks, representing Vancouver Young Judaea will engage in a verbal battle with a similar number of youths speaking on behalf of the Tuxis boy's group. This debate is of utmost importance for several reasons, primarily because it is the first time the Jewish Youth of Vancouver have entered into a contest of this sort between interdenominational groups, secondly, because of the reflecting issue of the topic, "Dictatorship versus Democracy" and thirdly, because of the reputed oratorical strength of the latter group. The Judaeans will uphold the affirmative of the question. A united support of Jewish youth and elders is requested on this venture.
Myer Freedman announces that he can handle a few more in the practices fop the'foptheoming'gym^ display, A greater percentage of attendance is necessary to accomplish this end.
In the past week a successful drive was launched by the Judaeans to collect all outstanding Yum Kippur pledges. The responsibility for this drive has been given over in full to the club by the Zionist Organization and to show our capability, all members are urged to complete their lists at the earliest opportunity.
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All junior organizations planning to take part in the A.Z.A; Inter-Club Debating Tournament will please hand in their entires before Tuesday, Jan. 23. The debate committee will "announce the subject, rules, and regulations of the debate in the next Issue of the Bulletin.
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