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Miss Mary Laserman, was hostess at three tables of bridge, Sunday, February 26, to Misses Esther Singerman, Rae Goodman, Rose Propas, Rosse Rosenberg, Toba Greenspoon, Anne Stallman, Jennie Weisman, Ruth Arnovitz, Julia Sankoff, Rose Brietman, Doris Sankoff, and Jean Lecker. Prizes were won by Misses Rose Rosenberg, Dora Sankoff and Iran Lecker. Misses Ruth Arnovitz and Jean Lecker assisted in serving and Miss Toba Greenspoon sang.
Prc-ent at the banquet given by the Zion:-; Order of Habonim for A. Levin 2nd K. A. Darwin were:�Dr. H. Abrar. owitz, J. Albert, M. Abromovitz, H. B. Arbess, J. Abrams, H. Block, R. Bercuvitch, J. Berkson, C. Burros, M. Bern �:". S. Bessler, S. BrownsteLn, H. Baker Dr. H. Bernstein, 0. Burman, H. B.-.shaw, A. Brown, N. Balu, S. G. Bend( :; H. S. Bernstein, Dr. M. M. Brow: A. Cohen, Coopeiman, P. Capla", H. M. Caiserman, A. D. Chrr.c-:.,itsky,. J. Chmelnitsky, J. B. C?he:-. Cohen, H. Doriman, H. Dwor-^n, 1 Duchon, M. Dextman, L. Edel, M. \ inders, M. Fromson, \, Frank, N- ^ 'ox, of New York; J. Fergen, A. �'*sh: A. Feiner, N. B. Cohen, H. Coop-. . B. Cohen, J. Cohen, J. Cam, �� Co en, B. Cohen, B. Cummings, H. A. L. Cohen, S. L. Caplan, H. J. B. Cohen, S. Carolin, J. �in, P. Goldblatt, A. Gasco, F. Goodman, Garber, M. Held, u Harris, J- Harris, M. Hornstein, J. "ubst.T. Hester, A. Kadish, I. Kauf-^i >. Feiner, B. Figler, J. Feiner, L. L L. Gelfand, W. L. Goodman, H. m, M. M. Gooner, S, Gurevitci, y^maise, S. Gniber, L. Glassman, ^lfiberjr, I. Lazxie, H. Lang, Levin, L. Levine, P. Meycrovitch, H. B. !er, D. A. Milfer, J. Mindel, G-. ^T^lowiky, H. MUtroan, M. Mich-� J. UedrM, A H. Merarfa, I. B. K**( Kfcoary, A, Kkia,
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Mr. and Mrs. S. Goldenberg, who were guests of Mrs. Anuta Goldenberg, Hutchison Street, have gone back to Rye, N.Y.
Mrs. D. L.-Cahen, Sherbrooke Street West, welcomed friends at the tea hour Saturday, February 25.
Mrs. Phil Fainer, Stuart Avenue, left to spend several weeks in Atlantic City.
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Jewiih Junior Welfare League Tea Room in the Medico-Dental Building, which is operated to raise funds for the Jewish Laurentian Fresh Air Camp, will now be open on Friday aftemoong and doted on Saturdays, became of the longer davfebt period. The regular meeting of March 5 haa been pottpooed it fall* oo Puria
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Dr. Benzion Mossinaon addressed Montreal Hadassah Monday, February 27. Mrs. Louis Miller, president of Montreal Hadassah, introduced the guest-speakers. J. Heatrin, of Winnipeg,
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At a luncheon given by A. Levin, one of the chairmen of the United Palestine Campaign in Canada, at the Mount Royal Hotel, Monday, February 27, Rabbi J. L. Zlotnik, ex�Cii�ive director of the Zionist Organization of Canada, introduced Dr. Mossinson. Others at the head table included: Dr. Mossinson, A. Levin, R. A. Darwin, M. Gelber, of Toronto; Joseph Fineberg, Louis Fitch, Dr. H'. Abramowitz, S. Kellert, Marcus M. Sperber, Allan Bronfman, S. Bronfman, L. Phillips, J. S. Leo, Dr. A. 0. Freedman, Dr. S. Greenspoon, Dr. Lauterman, Henry Weinfield and Leon Goldman. M. Gelber, of Toronto, one of the vice-presidents of the Zionist organization of Canada, spoke. Dr. Mossinson thanked Canadian Jewry for their undertaking to redeem such an historic part of the fertile Plain of Sharon in Palestine for the Jewish National Fund. The Palestinian scholar, touching on the education work in Palestine, declared that the Hebrew educational system was the forepost of civilization in the East. Until now the Palestinians had looked upon the European as one who came only for commercial reasons or for the purpose of religious conversions, but with the coming of the Jewish pioneers, the Palestinians had realized that the Jews had come to stay and to build. "We shall build Palestine to be the link between the East and the West, so that the Orient and the Occident will hold hands with brotherly understanding and trust," Dr. Mossinson maintained.
PROFESSOR NOTKIN LEAVES FOR EUROPE
Professor Myron Notkin, Medical Arts Building, is leaving Monday, March 5, to spend a few days in Cambridge, Mass., before sailing from New York on board the "Majestic," March 10, for England, where he will spend some time at the London School of Tropical Medicine. In Vienna, Professor Notkin will be associated with Professor Neumann and Professor \Van-chedath in research work on chest diseases, and in Munich, with Professor Miller on disease of blood and arteries. In Paris, he will study chest diseases with Professor Sargent. After visiting other medical centres, Professor Notkin will return to Montreal in the fall.
MODERN GIRLS' CLUB
The Modern Girls' Club entertained at the home of Mrs. B. Shriber, Esplanade Avenue, Saturday evening, February 18. Present were: Misses Esther Palefsky, Claire Hirsch, Rose Bruker, Rose (Jrasner, Sylvia Ruddy, Evelyn Bliss, Sallie Bliss, Lillian Pop, Lillian Park, Annie Gold, Annie Myers, Minnie Shriber, Clara Crenenberg, Roee Green-berg; and Bermie Rabinovitch, Jack Kaufman, Jack Ahrovitch, Ned Nissen-son, Sam Liednert Bennie Cutler, Louis Adelman, Sam Beloff, Pete Baker, Beanie Shriber^ Max Cohen, Ben Mos-kovitch. Mom� Cohen, Sam Henco-rkch, Otcar Dawn, �ad Max Hoffman.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Kert, of Winnipeg, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to Lou Wilson, of Timmins, Ont., son of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Wilson, Los Angeles, Cal., formerly of Toronto.
SUPERIOR COURT
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, DISTRICT OF MONTREAL, No. 26729
DAME LYDIA BACHAND, of the City and District of Montreal, wife common as to property of Remi Four-nier, real estate agent, of the City and District of Montreal and residing at 7943 Boyer Street, Montreal, and th� said Dame Lydia Bachand, duly authorized to ester en justice in an action in separation as to property against her husband, Remi Fournier, by judgment of the Superior Court,
Plaintiff, vs.
REMf FOURNIER, of the City and District of Montreal, real estate agent,
Defendant.
NOTICE
An action in separation as to property has been instituted in this cause this 7th day of February, 1928.
LYON W. JACOBS, Attorney foe