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Miss Mildred Gorfmkle, of Montreal,
is in the city visiting relatives.
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David Berzan and Miss irene Berzan,
of Montreal, are the guests of Mrs. M.
Lithwic.k, of Aigyle Avenue.
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A. Belman has returned home from New York, where he visited relatives for a few weeks, fie was the guest of
Mi. and Mrs. 1. Posner, of Brooklyn.
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Miss Anne Abramovich, of Montreal,
is the. guest of Miss .Mice Adler.
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Mrs. F. Slover and children have left
for Hrefontaine, P.Q., where they will
spend the remainder of the summer. � � *
Miss Minnie Landsman, of Boston, is visiting her cousin, Miss Minnie
Betcherman, Charlotte Street.
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\\. Lazarus has left for New York for a tew weeks.
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Mrs. A. Betcherman, of lioston, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Betcherman,
Charlotte Street.
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Miss Helen Marcus, of New York, who has been the guest of Misses Fvelyn and Klsa Rosenthal, left for her home last Monday.
Mrs. M. A. Yenis entertained five tables of bridge Wednesday afternoon of last week in honour ol her guest, Mrs. S. Yenis, of Montreal. Prizes were, won by the guest of honour and bv Mrs. J. N. Nathanson. The out-of-town guests were Mrs. D. H. Fine berg, of Toronto, Miss Roslyn Middleman, of Philadelphia, and Miss Rose
Samuels, of Toronto.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Middleman entertained at a dance last Saturday night at their summer home in Britannia in honour of their niece, Miss Roslvn Middleman, of Philadelphia.
Semi-soft Collars are
Ideal for Summer Wear
laundered oorrectijy � the "super-service" way, they combine the smart, dressy appearance of the stiff collar with the comfort of the soft collar.
Try one this week, and be convinced.
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About forty couples were present. The refreshment table, which was presided over by Mrs. Wm. Holzman and Mrs. B. Mendels, was centered with a silver basket of Columbia roses. Ices were cut by Mrs. C. M. Crawford and Mrs. H. Dover. They were assisted by Misses S. Ellis, P. Slonemsky, P. (rould, C. Kert, B. Sugarman, E. Abramson and Miss Lena Silverman, of Sudbury.
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Finklestein entertained last Sunday in honour of their son Abe's thirteenth birthday. The tables were centered with roses and carnations. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Finklestein, Misses Sarah and Mary Weiner. Dr. A. Slone, Mr. H. Finklestein and Mr. Weiner were among the speakers. The guests included Dr. Slone, Mr. and Mrs. R. Finklestein, Mr. H. Finklestein, Mr. and Mrs. Weiner, the Misses Weiner, Mr. and Mrs. A. Brunberg, Mr. and Mrs. I. Kronick, Mr. and Mrs. Landon,
and Mr. Muscovitch, of Montreal.
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Misses Lillian and Sarah Cohen entertained at a summer dance last Sunday evening in Britannia in honour of their cousin, Miss Sophie Schulman, of New York City. Assisting were Misses Sarah Millar Bea and Rae (Goldsmith.
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Among the guests registered at Carlsbad Sanitorium are: Mrs. S. L. Leilx> vitz, Abram Almosnino, Nathan Barash, Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. S. Agulnik, Mr. and Mrs. S. Schwartz, Mrs. Den bow, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. S. Shapiro, Miss Lily Shapiro, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosovitch, Montreal; (Jasper Sugarman, Whitby, Ont.; Mr, and Mrs. Nathan Gardner, Quebec, Que; Mrs. Zusman, Jonquirers, Que; Mrs. Leon Fine, Misses Annie and Sarah Fine, Ottawa; Miss Gerty Luvish, New York
WINS FIRST O'GARA SCHOLARSHIP
Sidney Stein, 13-vear-old son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Stein, 454 McLeod Street, a pupil of Elgin Street School in Junior High School Entrance examinations won the first O'Gara Scholarship.
WINNIPEG
JUBILEE CARNIVAL TO BE BIG SOCIAL AFFAIR
In aid of the Winnipeg Hebrew Free Schools, the Jubilee Carnival to t>e held on the grounds of the Jewish Orphanage on August 13 and 14 will have more than sixty artists in the three main attractions of the carnival: The Band Box Revue of 1924, Twinkles of Stardom and the Boxing and Wrestling Stadium. A regulation twenty-foot ring is being constructed for the latter show. A dance floor will be built on the Orphanage grounds and a novelty saxaphone band will supply music. Other open-air attractions are being arranged for the carnival, which will be brought to a climax on the second night with a midnight frolic in which masquerade and prize dances, fireworks and the assistance of stars from current legitimate and vaudeville shows.
Dr. Charles Bermack is chairman of the genera) carnival committee. Other committees and chairmen are: attrac tions, Harry Zimmerman, chairman; W. Gould, Dr. G. E. Shragge M. Spivak, N. GolosofT, C. E. Finkelstein, M. Morganstern, W. Bowman, D. Rosen, M. Censer, C. S. Straw, J. Myers, F. Crossby, Alex. Margulius, and Misses Sophie Lexier, Rose Portigal, Marian
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HAMILTON TAXICAB & GARAGE, Limited
55 jackson st. east�hamilton "Every Driver an Escort** taxicabs�<1jos�d cars
Tadman and E. Lieberrnan; grounds, Harry Feinatein, chairman; refreshments, Dr. Ziltz, chairman; games of chance, A. Weidman, chairman, Harry Grossman; concessions and programmes, M. H. Levinson, chairman; architect, A. Asovsky; coronation, Dr, B. J. Ginsberg, chairman; carnival contest, Sam Berg, chairman; candy kitchen, Sam Shore, chairman ; finance, M. Cohen, chairman; novelty booths, Mrs. M. Weidman; bonds, Charles Tadman, chairman; publicity, A. Asovsky and N. Zimmerman.
HADASSAH
An executive meeting was held at the home of Mrs. P. Chertkow, 362 Aberdeen. In the absence of the president, Mrs. H. E. Wilder, Mrs. Chertkow was chairlady.
It was decided to buy 64 trees for the tree campaign in memory of Dr. Herzl, on July 22. This chapter has already bought 86 trees, the total now l>eing 150.
It was also decided that this Chapter buy trees up to 1,000 and call the forest after the Winnipeg Chapter of Hadassah. N. Schiffer, chairman of the National Fund Campaign, made an appeal for volunteers, to which many women responded.
TALMUD TOR AH
A joint meeting was held by the Indies' and Girls' Auxiliary on July 14, in the auditorium of the Talmud Torah. Mrs. M. Weidman presided. Several l>ooths for the carnival that will be held on August 13 and. 14 were distributed and the following appointed conveners: Mrs. M. J. Finklestein, candy kitchen; Mrs. B. Levinson, Mrs. Lyons, hot dog booth; Mrs. Pansy Frankfurter, flower lx>oth; Mrs. A. Berg, home cooking; Mrs. Chertkow, Mrs. Davis, Tag Day.
A silver tea was held at the home of Mrs. J. A. Diner, 301 Bon Accord Block, in aid of the Talmud Torah carnival, July 17, convened by Mrs. M. Weidman. Mrs. B. Levinson poured the tea, later relieved by Mrs. I. Portigal. The tea table was decorated with paeonies and maiden hair fern. Assisting in the tea-room were: Mrs. M. Weidman, Mrs. I. A. Diner, Misses Gladys Cohen, Hazel Dmer, Ada Phillips and Marian Tamand.
A Talmud Torah conference was held on July 13 in the Talmud Torah (corner Magnus and Andrews; to interest all organizations to work for the carnival. Mr. S. A. Berg was chairman. Speakers were: A. Asovsky, superintendent Of Jewish Orphanage; H. L. W'eidman, chairman, Board of Education; A Stem, vice-chairman, Board of Education; M. Finkelstein, chairman, Legislation Committee; Rabbi Kahanovich; and Rabbi J. Wolgelerenter Tuture son-in-law of Rabbi Kahanovich.). One delegate of each organization was chosen to work out the plans in their organization and report to the next meeting in about two weeks. Mr. Silver was elected chairman of the Conference Committee and Mr. Rosen, secretary.
Mrs. H. J. OreUki, Matheson Avenue, was at home on Thursday, July 10, in honour of Mrs. H. Kimelman. of Toronto. The living room was adorned with peonies and sweet peas and the centre of the tea-table held the same flowers, Mrs. A. Fred and Mrs. M. Slobinsky presided, later relieved by Mrs, D, Singer and Mrs. J. Slobinsky. Mrs. F. Kimelman, Mrs. M. A. Slobinsky and Mrs. L. Portigal showed the guests into the tea-room where those assisting were: Misses Rose Portigal. Ethel Rosenberg, Lucy Rosenberg, Clara Portigal and Adeline Portigal. Rose Portigal and Adeline Portigal rendered musical numbers. In the evening dinner was served for the immediate family.
Mr. and Mrs. I, Sohn, Inkster Avenue, entertained at dinner in honour of Mr. and Mrs H. Kimelman and family, of Toronto, on Friday, July 11. Peonies and roses formed the centre of the table which had covers for twenty-four guests*.
SUMMER TERM
Now open in each of shaw'a eleven butinem training
school*, merges into the autumn seuion from August 25th without any loss of time through forced holidays upon our students.
See list of Schools in phone book. Select one and plan to prepare for a better position.
call, phone or write for booklet and list of positions recently filled.
p. mclntc�h, chiei principal, dept. j.r. 46 bloor Str�t w.
Mrs. H. J.Oretzski, Matheson Avenue, entertained at whist and bridge June 29. Proceeds to go towards the funds of the earnival, to be given in August in aid of the Talmud Torah. The tea table was centred with paeonies. Refreshments were served at small tea-tables. Those assisting were: Mrs. M. A, Slobinsky, Mrs. L. Portigal and Mrs. J. Slobinsky, the Misses Lucy Slobinsky, Lily Lipinsky, Eva Adelman, Rosabelle Marcovitch, Jennie Secter, Sarah Ruben and Adeline Portigal. Miss Sarah Ruben sang, accompanied on the piano by Miss Ethel Schwartz. Violin solos were rendered by Mr. Risnitsky, accompanied by I. Kaminetsky.
Mrs, A. Shapiro, Cathedral Avenue, has just returned from an extended trip through the States, accompanied by her daughter, Rose, and youngest son, George.
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Mrs. Max Goldstine and family acknowledge with thanks flowers sent by friends during her recent illness.
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Miss M. Kobrinsky has returned to the city after spending a short vacation at Winnipeg Beach as the guest of Dr. and Mrs. S. Kobrinsky.
Mrs. R. Shacter and sons, of Winnipeg, are the guests of Mrs. Shacter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. M. Weisler, 121 Fourth Street.
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Mrs, H. Frome and family, and Mrs. B. Prosterman and son, Barnet, of Edmonton, Alberta, are the guests of their sister, Mrs. P. Polsky.,126 Fifth Street. Mrs. Polskyalso has her mother Mrs. K. Isnian, of Regina, Sask., visiting her.
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Mrs. J. Buckwald and daughter, Celia, and Fred Cooperman, of Dauphin, Man., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H, Cooperman, 44 Tenth Street, for a few days.
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Miss Fannie Barish, of Sioux Falls, S.D., is the guest of Miss Ann Weider.
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Max Fratkin, of Edmonton, Alberta, spent the week-end here, a guest at the Prince Edward Hotel.
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Alex Crystall entertained at a dinner-dance at I^ake Clementi Hotel on Thursday evening, July 10, in honour of Miss Barish, of Sioux Falls, S.D. His guests were: Miss Barish, Orma Weisler, Lillian Cooperman and Ida Rabinovitch, and Messrs. Louis Shiller, Max Fratkin, Hy. Weisler and Meyer Crystall.
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Mrs. M. Lax, 1102 Sixth Street, entertained at a theatre party on Monday evening, July 14, in honour of Mrs. H. Frome and Mrs. B. Prosterman, of Edmonton, Alberta.
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Mrs. Dave Crystal, 124 Fourteenth Street, entertained a large gathering of friends at tea on Thursday afternoon, uly 10. -Assisting in serving were: iisses Hattie Crystall, Lillian Cooperman, Constance Crystall, Anna Welter and Eva Crystall.
