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Photograph attached to scrapbook. It depicts a group of children performing a play at a Chanuka party hosted by B'nai B'rith Lion's Gate Lodge in the Schara Tzedeck auditorium.

Photograph depicts (left to right) Tony Levy (President of Evergreen Lodge), Alec Jackson (Past Grand President), Jack Aceman (President of Vancouver Lodge), Dick Braunstein (Northern Area Vice President), Harold Sauer (District #4 Executive Board member), Ralph Brie (President of Lions Gate Lodge), Joel Cohen (District #4 Executive Board member), and Henry Weiner at a B'nai B'rith Tri-Lodge meeting at the Vancouver Jewish Community Centre.

Photograph depicts Shirley Barnett (nee Dayson) and Peter Barnett cutting their wedding cake.

Photograph depicts Alec Jackson (right) and an unidentified man holding awards given out at B'nai B'rith Night at The Cave Theatre Restaurant.

Photograph depicts Alec Jackson (left) and Harold Lauer (right) at a B'nai B'rith Lion's Gate Lodge #1716 installation banquet at the Georgia Hotel.

Photograph depicts the first B'nai B'rith installation banquet in Vancouver. Written on verso: First Installation Banquet of B'nai B'rith in Vancouver took place in 1910. The year in which Samuel Lodge 668 (now Vancouver Lodge) was founded. The late Judge Samuel Schultz, first local president of B'nai B'rith is sitting just to the left of the menorah.

Photograph depicts a Get Your Man Mountie being playful with two membership drive campaigners at a B'nai B'rith convention.

Photograph depicts three unknown B'nai B'rith Women members and a girl posing with Santa Claus at a Children's Hospital Christmas party.

Photograph depicts Vancouver Mayor Tom Campbell signing a city proclamation. He is surrounded by supporters of the proclamation, including Alec Jackson (third from right).

Photograph depicts (left to right) Ted Goodson, Doug Mowatt (B.C. M.L.A.), and Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation representative Michael Young at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the newly constructed B'nai B'rith Manor.