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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Draimin, Oriole Parkway, spent several days over the holiday in Montreal, Que. Mr, and Mrs. M. Aarons, Forest Ridge Drive, had with them for several days her mother, Mrs. Louis Adelman, and sisters, Misses Eva and Doris Adelman, of Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred CaUman and son, Marvin, Walmer Road, have returned from New York, where they spent two weeks. �>
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Hersch and ^ sen, Seymour, formerly of 233 Os-sington Avenue, have tajten up residence at 65 Wembley Road.
Mrs. S. Applebaum and daughter, Marilyn, of London, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bernholtz,' 109 Dewboume Avenue, for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paulin have moved to their new home at 517 Glengarry Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wall, Heath Street West, had a.s their guests for the holidays the tatter's brother-ki-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. Silverstone, and children, Marilyn and Bobbie, of Montreal. Que.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Shapiro, Camberwell Road, have with them their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Christison and baby daughter, Patricia Gerta, who recently arrived from Blair Gorrie, Scotland, to take up residence here. Mrs. Chis-tison was born in Palestine, and served in the A.T.S. during the war. Mr. Christison served in the Royal Navy, and was stationed in Palestine.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kwinter, 2002 Bathurst Street, have returned home after spending two weeks in New York.
Mrs. H. M. Goodman, Avenue Road, spent several days in Hamilton.
� Mr. and Mrs. J. Andrews. Glenholme Avenue, were in St. Catharines, where they were present at the Nissenblatt-Hoffman wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Alter, Oakwood Avenue, have with them their niece, Miss Frances Alter, of In-gersoll, who is attending school here.
Mrs. S. Danziger and daughter, Selma, 17 Alberta Avenue, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Fin-kehnan, of Philadelphia, Pa.; and Mr. and Mrs. L. Brooks, of New York, for two week*.
Harry Davis, of Winnipeg, Man., has returned home after spending ten days here, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. Drukarsh, Robina Avenue; and Mr. and Mrs. D. Alter, Oak-wood Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wolstat and sons, Earl and Lawrence, formerly of Montrose Avenue, have taken up new residence at 8 Rostrevor Road.
Mrs. J. Steiner and children, Cecilia and Charles, of Montreal, Que., spent ten days with her son-in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. Tessler, Augusta Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Tugg, of Co-bourj?, accompanied by their son, Ronald, were here for the marri-apc of their son, Bernard Tugg, to Miss Helen Sonshine.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Goldberg, 22 Turner Road, spent a week over the holiday in New York; and Philadelphia, Pa., where they visited the tatter's brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Freedman.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Zacks, Strath-earn Road, spent several days in New York, before going to Ottawa for the Zionist Convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tfotiky and daughter, Roaalyn, formerly of 495 Brunswick Avenue, have taken up residence at 96 Albany Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. David Kwinter, 2002 Bathurst Street, have with them the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gelber, of Montreal, Que., who were here for the wedding of Miss Frances Kwinter to Seymour Grossman, of New York.
Miss Dorothy Epstein and Bernard Sherman, of Detroit, Mich., arrived by plane for the wedding of Miss Helen Sonshine to Bernard Tugg.
Mrs. Frank Cohen and son, Howard Charles, of St. Louis, Missouri, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Abrams, 86 Whitmore Avenue; and her husband's pa-rer.U, Mr. and Mrs. I. Cohen, 5% College Street-Marilyn Greenbaum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Greenbaum, Hey-don Park Road, has Riaka Wiseman, of North Bay, as her guest for a week.
Max Katzman, D'Arcy Street, left by plane to rpend two we�ks with his son-in-law and Baughter. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robotnick, and family, of Boston, Mam.
Miss Ida Fllion, College Street, has returned after spending several week* visiting her brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. L. Schleainger, of Newark, NJ.; Mr.
and Mrs. A. Rubin, of Irvington, N.J.; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cole, of Belleville, N.J.; her sister, Miss Jeanetto Illion, of Newark, N.J.; and her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Illion, of Irvington, NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldberg, 640 Markham Street, have as their guests for two weeks Mr. and Mrs. A. Slovick, of Bronx, N.Y.
Miss Dorothy Katzman, 77 D'Arcy Street, is spending two weeks in Boston, Mass., with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robotnick, and family.
Mrs. J. Rabinowitz and daughter, Elaine, of Philadelphia, Pa,, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Kandel, Euclid Avenue.
Mrs. M. Rosen, 32 Ulster Street, is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wolfe, of Long Island, N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Kates, Shaw Street, entertained at a dinner evening for Mrs. H. Kates and sons, Sidney and Stanley. Also present were Miss Jean Tugg and P. W. Samuels.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Donker, Clinton' Street, were hosts at a New Year's Eve party. Guests of honour were the latter's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Black, on the occasion gf their wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bernholtz, 109 Dewboume Avenue, celebrated their thirty-fourth wedding anni* versary with a family dinner at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Engel, of Montreal, Que., who were visiting here, were entertained at dinner and theatre by Mr. and Mrs. I. Kates. Shaw Street.
Misses Pearl Borts, Grace Street, and Myrtle Borts, Carling Avenue, spent ten days in Montreal, Que., where they visited friends and relatives, and were present at the wedding of Miss Claire Sock man, of Montreal, Que., to Henry Rosenbaum, of Lancaster, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Shecter, 94 Whitmore Avenue, entertained at a cocktail party on New Year's Eve, followed by the theatre, and supper at home. The hostess wore a grey crepe cocktail dress. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. David Goodman, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Caplan, who were also celebrating their wedding anniversaries; and Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs, L. Smith, 704 Crawford Street; and Mr. and Mrs. L. Sone, 46 Beatrice Street, were hosts at a family dinner in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Borinsky, on their twentieth wedding anniversary. Present were: Eileen and Beatrice Borinsky, Evelyn Smith, Charlotte, Gerald, and Brenda Sone, Mr. and Mrs. H. Abramo-vitz, and Mrs. S. Abramovitz, mother of Mrs. Borinsky. Following dinner, Mr. and Mrs. L. Smith entertained thirty-five guests at an evening.
Mrs. Harry Kaman, 24 Sullivan Street, was hostess at a luncheon in honour of her daughter, Faye, whose marriage to Leonard Switzer takes place in the near future. The hostess wore a black crepe dress, with corsage of pink roses; and was assisted by Mrs. Edward Switzer, mother of the groom-elect, in black crepe, with corsage of pink roses; the honoree wearing a black crepe afternoon dress, with a corsage of yellow roses. One hundred guests were present.
Hostesses who entertained for Miss Doris Adelman, of Windsor, whose marriage to Jack Lappin, of Baltimore, Md., takes place in February, were: Mrs. J. Fine, of London, at luncheon at the Royal York Hotel; Mrs. M. Orenstein, Castleview Avenue, at tea at
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Mrs. A. Arnold and Mrs. E. G. Lundau were hostesses at a luncheon at the Barclay Hotel, Flamingo Room, in honour of Miss Faye Mintz, whose marriage to Ralph Arnold takes place on January 18, at 'Shaarei Shomayim Syngogue. Mr. and Mrs. I. Rubin, 46 Harvic Avenue, were hosts at a dinner, those being: Mr. and Mrs. D. Aarons, Mr. and Mrs. H. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. B. Abroms, Mrs. H. Adelman, Mrs. M. Shelson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wolfman, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ittleman, Mrs. S. Rubin, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weinstein, 189 Crawford Street, received at Chudleigh House in honour of the bar-mitzvah of their son, Harvey, who was called to the Reading of the Law at Kiever Synagogue. Mrs. Weinstein, wearing a black dinner gown, trimmed with silver sequins, and a corsage of red and pink roses, was assisted by Mrs. I. Rubinoff, grandmother of the bar-mitzvah, in a black gown, with corsage of red and white roses; and Thelma Weinstein, sister of the bar-mitzvah, in a black ballerina dress, with corsage of red roses. Ben. Rubinoff, uncle of the bar-mitzvah, acted as master of ceremonies, and the bar-mitzvah boy spoke. About one hundred and thirty guests were present, among them, Mr. and Mrs. B. Baret, of Windsor; Mrs. N. Rubinoff, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Tulchinsky, of London.
Mrs. M. Aarons, 25 Forest Ridge Drive, gave a tea for her sister, Miss Doris Adelman, of Windsor, whose marriage to Jack Lappin, of Baltimore, Md., takes place in February. The hostess wore a black crepe dress, with corsage of red roses; and was assisted by Mrs. Louis Adelman, of Windsor, mother of the � bride-elect, in black and blue crepe, trimmed with sequins, and a corsage of Talisman roses. The honoree was in a black satin off-the-shoulder ballerina dress, with a corsage of bronze-colored orchids. Those who poured were: Mesdames M. Rosen, H. Swadron, N. Aarons, J. P. Rowan, J. Fine, of London; and P. Adel-raan. The assistants were: Misses
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Swadron, Estelle ftowanTM rs. A. Aarons, and Mrs. N. Kaufman. The tea table was set with a Venetian point lace and linen cloth, and held a centrepiece of pink and white chrysanthemums and snapdragons, and white tapers, in silver candelabra. About eighty guests were present.
Mrs. Irving M. Moraynis, 1262 St. Clair Avenue West, entertained at a tea at the Flamingo Room, Barclay Hotel, honouring her daughter, Anne Fay, whose marriage to Raymond Moses, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moses, Dun-das Street West, takes place in the near future. The hostess wore a dress of king's-blue crepe, with a corsage of deep red roses; and was assisted m receiving by Mrs. S. Moses, mother of the groom-elect, in black and pink crepe, trimmed with beading, and a corsage of yellow chrysanthemums and pink roses; and Mrs. A. Lockett, grandmother of the bride-elect, in black crepe, trimmed with satin, and a corsage of red roses. The honoree wore a pink crepe dress, with a pink felt hat, trimmed with pink and silver flowers, and corsage of pink roses. Those who assisted were: Mrs. Leo Broderson, and Misses Evelyn Moraynis and Annette Lockett. The table was decorated with a centrepiece of flowers, and pink taper?, in silver candelabra. Mrs. H. Wemgarten, of Detroit, Mich.; and Mrs. M. Kendal, of Hamilton, were among the guests.
Mrs. J. Fein, 3132 Dunda* Street West, was hostess at a tea at Simpson's Arcadian Court in honour of her daughter, Louise Bebe, whose marriage to Murray Cc rnblum takes place on June 27. About two hundred gueata were received by the hostess, wearing a purple crepe dress, with a corsago of red roses and white baby chrysanthemums. Assisting in receiving were: Mrs. S. R. Cornblum, in brown satin, with corsage of yellow roses; and the bride-elect's grandmothers, Mrs. S. Fox, in brown crepe, trimmed with Imme, and a corsage of bronze and yellow chrysanthemums; and Mrs. L. Fein, wearing royal-blue crepe, arul a corsage of whit* and yellow chrysanthemums. The honoree wore a dress of pink crepe and lace, with a corsage of Talisman roses and blue chrysanthemums. The tea assistants were: Mesdames A. Zi-namon, J. Sykes, P. Fox, M. Fox, and Jack Fein. Organ music was played during the Ua, and the table adornment was composed of yellow chrysanthemums and multi-
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� GOEL TZEDEC Synagogue: Men's Club regular dinner meeting, on Thursday, January 15, presents as guest speaker B. K. Sand-well, editor of Toronto Saturday Night For reservations, call B. Goldbar, LL 3143. Nathan N. Piv-nlck is president; Irving D. Wiat-
the occupied zones in Germany as a member on the committee which selected the tailors for immigration to Canada, give a report on life in the DP camps. Other guest speakers will be Col. David A. Croll, K.C., M.P.; M. J. Coldwell, M.P.; John G. Diefenbaker, K.C., M.P. Morning and afternoon sessions will be held at the Barclay Hotel; evening mass meeting at College Street and Bnnwwkk Avenue, on Sunday, January 18.
� JUNIOR SOCIAL Service League movie night is on Sunday, January 18, at the Zionist Centre, 651 Spadina Avenue, at 8.00 p.m. Conveners are: Misses Rosalyn Benson, Jeanne Cohen, Yetta Swartz, Frances Kellar, Zelda Coren. Everybody is invited to come and bring friends. Entire proceeds are for the Jewish Convalescent Home, for which this organization, under the leadership oX Mrs. H. Kamamer and the Senior Branch of the same group, known as.Hebrew Women's Social Service and Convalescent Home, have been working for the past ten years.
� PHILADONS met at the home of Mrs. E. Schreider, 79 Whitraore Avenue, Mrs. J. Ashrow presided and Mrs. M. Winkler read a letter received from Austria, acknowledging one of the parcels sent regularly to Europe. Ten more parcels of food have been sent through CARE to Jewish survivors in Europe. A cheque for $50 v;as presented to the Hebrew Women's Social Service and Convalescent Home.
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will present on FridayWa&bary 23, at 8.15 pjn., Rabbi Pfiflfc 8. Bernstein, of Temple Btftk Ko-desh, in Rochester, N.Y� speaktaff on: "Europe's Jewry, The Inside Story.'.' Rabbi Bernstein was for fifteen months adviser on Jewish affairs to the U.S. Army commanders in the German 'Occupation Zone, and will speak on his experiences for the first time to a Canadian audience, including a report on Jewish D.P. installations. Services will be conducted by Rabbi Abraham L. Feinberg before the lecture and a question period will follow. Public invited.
� GIRL GUIDES, 156 Company, enrolled Estelle Satock, Toby Tar-now, Audrey Feinsod, Iris Fedder, Sandra Stem. Second class badges were presented to Cecile Gold and Edra Berrin. The company has collected drug articles, notions, clothing to be sent to Europe, and visited the Home for Incurable Children, where they took gifts to the children.
� CANADIAN HEBREW Ladies' Auxiliary twenty-third installation dinner saw Mrs. R. Cohen installed as president; and Mesdames A. Levy, S. Lester, H. Donn, A. Salem, H. Silverberg, R. Poster, M. Fuller, H. Cohen, L, Snider. Mrs. B. Silverman was welcomed as a new member. A sum was donated to the soldiers' fund. Gifts were presented to the retiring officers, Mesdames J. Macks, I. Haber, S. King.
� PI RHO EPSILON annual dance is at Club Top Hat, Main Room, on Friday, January 30. Tickets from Mrs. M. Cole, MO. 4192; and Mrs. A. Salem, HU. 8898. Mrs. Robert Rich is president
� QUEEN ESTHER REBEKAH Lodge, 257, I.O.O.F., elected: Mrs. E. Williams, noble grand; Mesdames E. Simbrow, B. Cooper, R. Simbrow, R. Man del, L. Shrott, L. Steinberg, R. Hundert, F. Jesse!, R. Hands, E. Carman. Annual bridge in aid of charity takes place on Tuesday, January 27, at 8.00 p.m., at Oddfellow's Temple, 229 College Street Prizes and refreshments. Public invited,
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� HADASSAH: Queen Esther Chapter met at the home of Mrs. A. Weinstock, with Mrs. 0. Rosen-feld, vice-president, presiding. Previous meetings were held at the homes of Mesdames D. Berhs, I. Kayman, F. Grossman. Mrs, I. Shapiro, J.N.F. convener, announced that a cheproe for |500 was given at the Hadassah luncheon for the J.N.F. project in the Negev. Mrs. D. Grossman was welcomed aa a new member. Mrs. 0. Roeen-)f thanks to Mes-
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damei L. Wainer, I. Hahn, M. Mar-gel, A, Weinstock for raising funds for the pure food sale
� JEWISH IMMIGRANT AID Society national coave*tk� will hear M. E. Koala, wbo w*s te
