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HADASSAH NEWS
Winnipeg Chapter
The members of the Winnipeg Chapter of' Hadassah were "at home to ail the members and friends of both Chapters, Tuesday afternoon, October 23, at the home of the president, Mrs, H. E. Wilder, Mountain Avenue, in Honour of Mrs'. A. J. Freiman, Dominion President of Hadassah, and her daughter, Mise Dorothy Freiman. The tea table, which Was prettily decorated with various coloured carnations, was presided over by Mrs. Stockhammer for the first hour, and Mrs. Davis for the second, and assisting in the tea room were the Misses Etta Levinson, Ida Bortnuff, Ada Stockhammer, Beck Leiberman and Sara Leiberman. During the course of the afternoon the guests of honour were^ch presented with a beautiful bouquet of roses on behalf of fhe Chapter. The presentation was tnade hy Mrs. fk E. Wilder, who said a few words appropriate to the occasion, itO winch Mrs. Freiman fittingly replied. * About three hundred guests attended -thib affair.
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Ezrah Chapter of Hadassah
/ The members of the Ezrah Chapter of LJadassah held a general meeting in the Alontefiore Club rooms, Monday afternoon, October 22, at which the Dominion ^President of Hadassah, Mrs, A. J. Freinlan was guest of honour. The President of the Chapter, Mrs. Max Jftady, occupied the chair. The chairmen of the various committees gave their reports which proved very successful, Mrs. M. H. Abremovitch, chairman of the Membership Committee, reported that last year the membership consisted of 150 ana it is hoped that this year the number will be greatly increased, Mrs. A. H. Aronovitch stated that a balance of over $80 was in the bank. Mrs. B. Levinson, chairman the Sewing Committee, . distributed bundles of material to be made up into baby layettes, etc Mrs, Louis Shalkt, chairman of the Publicity Committee, reported that a series of articles on current events would be read at each general meeting. These interesting papers are prepared and read by Mrs. Shallet. National Fond boxes and books of stamps were also distributed among the members. Following the business routine, Mrs. Freiman gave a talk on Hadassah work in the Dornia-ir,r,, u the end of which she was pre-- r with a beautiful bouquet of �v Mrs, C. Schiller on behalf of
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of the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, the, ourpoee being to form a Junior Hadassah, Mrs. Max Hadv presided. Temporary officers were elected. A meeting will take place shortly for the purpose of electing permanent officers and an executive board, who wilt outline plans (or fhft winter work. Mrs, Freinmn addressed this meeting, giving those
?resent an insight into the Junior [xdassah work.
Miss Sara Abrahams! who has been the anieet of Mr. and Mrs. J. Udow, Wellington Apts., for1 the past few weeks, left the city, Sunday, October 28, for her home in Timmins, Ont.
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Mrs*. A. J. Frefman and daughter, Miss Dorothy Freiman, who have been the guests of Mrs. Freiman's sisters, Mrs. A. J. Shragge and Mrs. Allan Bronfman, for the past two weeks, left for their home in Ottawa, Wednesday, 'October 24.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Sternberg, Sher-burn street, entertained at a most delightful house dance, Thursday evening, October 25, in honour of Miss Evelyn Crystal, of Edmonton, Alta. An orchestra stationed in one corner of the drawing room provided music for dancing, and at midnight refreshments were served, following which dancing was resumed. The guests were: Miss Evelyn Crystal, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Levi, and the Misses Rika Isman (Kamsack, Sask.), Anne Skaletar, Rose Skaletar, Mina Shaen, Anne Shaen, Fanny Kushner, Sybil Weidman, Thelma Rackow, Beck Ginsberg, Flora Levi, Zoe Isaacs, Dorothy Sternberg, and Messrs. Jack Rosenblat, Nat Robinson, L. Brunswick, George Coblentz, Ben Moscovitch, James Shaen, Hyman Cohen, Bert Weidman, Harry Ginsberg, Charlie Shaen and Dave Copp.
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Mr. Ben Levi, Lincoln Apts., who has spent the past few days in the city, will leave shortly for the coast.
WEDDINGS
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Greenberg-Shrag&e
The Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, decorated with a profusion of yellow and white chrysanthemums and ferns, was the setting for the wedding of Miss Rita Shragge to Mr. Abraham L. Green-berg, of Los Angeles, Cal., which took place October 17 at 12.30 o'clock noon. Rev. Herbert J. Samuels officiated, assisted by Cantor Wolfe Linder. The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shragge, given in marriage by her father, wore a bridal, gown of old Spanish lace over crepe de Paris. The long draped skirt fell in cascades at each side of the front over a three-tier panel and was caught with a diamond ornament. The Victorian bodice was in basque effect and had a draped fichu caught at the waist line with orange blossoms. The Egyptian veil fell in long folds.* Her bouquet was of orchids and lilies-of-the-valley, with a holder shield of Spanish lace.
The matron of honour, Mrs. A. Coppelman, sister of the bride, chose a model in silver brocade, artistically draped and caught at the back in bustle effect with a handsome ornament. The sash train was of French blue and French crepe de luxe. Her hat was a model of cream lace, and she carried a sheaf of sweetheart roses.
The bridesmaids were cousins of the bride, Miss Freda Rosner and Miss Yetta Tritt. The former chose a gown of salmon pink, moire, combined with brown lace. She wore a hat to match her dress made in poke effect and carried a Victorian bouquet of sweetheart roses. Miss Tritt wore a gown cf blue brocaded taffeta with lace to match. Her hat was of silver cloth in poke effect. She also carried a Victorian bouquet of weetheart roses. The groom was attended by his brother, Mr. D. Green-berg, of Omaha, Neb. The ushers were Mr. .Sanwl S. Shragge, Dr. Gerald Scrags ^rd Mr, A. Milder, of Omaha. TV^ [,;i'"ir.-'5 rv,'^i"fr wore a handsome *''j*n ot s�jit grey crepe, interwoven h -mxxii* ci btocfcde. it w*4 Ottfiitt
cut steel, Her hat was of violet velvet, and she carried a spray of yiolets and lilies-df-the-valley.
Mrs. Greenberg, mother of the groom, wore black Romaine crepe, black hat with oaprey mount, and wore a corsage of American beauties.
Just before the bridal procession entered the synagogue, Miss Eva Israel sang, "O Promise Me." Immediately after the ceremony a funcheon was served at the home of the bride's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Greenberg left on the 4.45 train for Sioux City, Omaha, Topeka, San Francisco and Lob Angeles, where they plan to make their home.
The bride travelled in a "Berthe" model of jacquard roulette in grey, with platinum fox collar and cuffs. Her model nat ot grey velvet was a mass of embroidery in dull silver with touches of tangeriqe. She carried a squirrel cape, the gift of her parents. The out-of-town guests were: Mrs. F. Greenberg, Mr. and Mrs. D. Greenberg, Mr. Abe Milder, of Omaha, Neb.; Mr6. A. J. Freiman and Miss Dorothy Freiman, Ottawa, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Shragge, Kenora, Ont.
She wore a string of pearls, the gift the groom. The bride was attended hf^ Miss Elizabeth Aver book as maid: o_f honour. Miss B. Richmond was bridee*^j maid. Misa Bella Marcovich and jtrnfy'V: Labovich were flower girls and the gntoftf^ was attended by his brother, Petfcf^ Labovich. After the ceremony a recti* ^ tion was held. The bride's travelling. dress was of black canton crepe, wit^j%^; hat of grey duvetyn and a Baby grey lamb jacquete.
Mr. and Mrs. Labovich left tot,. Minneapofis and Chicago. ^'
JASTROW'8 BOOKS FORM NUQMJ& FOR NEW SCHOOL'8 LIBRARY
New Haven, Conn. (J.TJL).�Prof. Albert T.Clay of Yale University brcr*wnmi*dooe<i to open the new school of arch&eolocka] nacatqi / -in Bagdad this winter. The school will be V known as the American School of Oritrutnlij Research.
Aa a nucleus for the library of the achool, tberf r-have been received some 200 boots on As of the late Professor Morris Jastrow, to the school by Mrs. Jastrow. Professor hopes to gain from the Emir Feieul a grant land fox the bchool.
M. D. ROSENBERG CHOSEN TO 8UCCEE� SIMON WOLF
Labovich�Josephs
The ' wedding of Ruth Josephs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Josephs, 76 Higgins Avenue, to Abbe Labovich, son ofMr. and Mrs. H. Labovich, 424 Pritchard Avenue, took place Sunday at the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. M. L. Marcovich. The bride wore a becoming French imported gown Of georgette, and carried a bouquet of Ophelia roses.
Selected by Bnai Brith and CknAntfarioJas as Capital Representative
washington (j.t.a.).�M. D. Rosenberg, a- ; leading attorney of the national capital has beetf 0 chosen by the independent order Bnai Brith . and the union of american hebrew Congregations to act as its representative here, succeeding the late simon woll.
it will be Mr. rosenberg's duty to act oo behatf of those organizations in all offidaj mattert � affecting the jews.
for the past five years Mr. rosenberg has
served as the vice-president of the Union o* american hebrew congregations. � .
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