Mallek-Becker
The marriage of Misa Lena Becker ( daughter  of  L.   Becker,  to Harry S � Maliek, son of M. Mallek, was solemnized Sunday,  March 25, at the Lewis Reception Rooms, Dr. H. Abramowitz officiating.    The bride, who was given away by  her father,  wore a bouffant dress   of   white   crepe    romaine,   with skirt of net trimmed with hand-painting. Her veil of net waa held in place with a wreath   of   orange   blossoms,   and   she carried  a  shower  bouquet  of   Ophelia roses and lilies-of-the-valley. Joe Becker, brother  of  the  bride,   was  best  man. Mrs. J. Becker, jister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honour, in a rose colour georgette and lace dress, with a corsage of orchids and sweet peas.    A dinner of ninety covers was served.
Goodman-Shevell
The marriage of Miss Ruth Shevell, daughter   of   Rev.   and    Mrs.   T.   M. Shevell, of New York, to Simon Goodman, son of Mrs. Sarah Goodman and the late I. S. Goodman, was solemnized Thursday,  March 29, at Shaar Hasho-mayim Synagogue, Rev. Dr. H. Abramowitz  officiating.    The  bride,   who  was given away by her father, wore a gown of  white  Chantilly lace trimmed  with net  and   silver.    Her   veil  of   silk  net was arranged with a cap of  lace and held in place with a cluster of orange blossoms  on  one  side.    She  carried   a white satin prayer book with shower of lilies-of-the-valley.    Miss Bessie Goodman, sister of the groom, the maid of honour,    wore    a    mauve    transparent velvet   gown   trimmed   with   silver,   a mauve mohair hat, and carried a bouquet of Ophelia roses and mauve sweet peas. Jack   Rothman   was   best   man.    The two junior bridesmaids, Dorothy Garber and   Florence   Shachter,   were   dressed alike in mauve taffeta dresses in period style,   trimmed   with   silk   net.    They wore bonnets, too, and carried muffs of mauve   taffeta   and   tulle.      The   two flower girls, Ruth Shevell, niece of the bride,    and    Edith    Rosenberg,    were dressed   alike   in   mauve   tulle   frocks, with hats to match and carried baskets of pink roses.    The ushers were Harry Benjamin,  Abe Gross,  Dave  Fineberg, Louis Goodman and Al Shevell.    Mrs. I.   M.   Shevell,   mother   of   the   bride, wore  a  blond  georgette  beaded gown,
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with a mohair hat to match.    Mrs. S. Goodman, mother of the groom, wore black   georgette   with   cut   steel beads, and   a   black   mohair  hat.    They  also wore   corsages   of   American   Beauties. A dinner of 175 covers was held.    The out-of-town    guests    were    Rev.    and Mrs.  I.  M. Shevell, Dr. and Mrs. M. Shevell,   Mrs.   B.   Minster   and   Miss Rose Minster, and   Mr.   and   Mrs.   M, Rosenberg,    all   of    New    York;   and Misses Bea and Dolly Weber, of Halifax. Mr.   and   Mrs.   Simon   Goodman   are spending their honeymoon in Bermuda, Atlantic City,  New   York and  Miami Beach,   Fla.    Going   away,   the   bride wore a tan and brown ensemble and a tan    felt    hat.      Gifts   were:    To .the maid  of  honour,  a  rhinestone  evening bag;   to   the   junior   bridesmaids   and flower   girls,   baby   pearls;   and   to  the best man, a gold shaving set.
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Ulinetsky-Stelnman
The marriage of Miss Fay Steinman, daughter of Mrs. H. Steinman, to John Ulinetsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ulinetsky, was solemnized Sunday, March 25, at Bnai Jacob Synagogue, Rabbi Herschorn officiating. The bride, who was given away by her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Steinman, was in a white taffeta gown with frills-of'net embroidered in silver. Her veil of silk net fell from a cap of lace and was caught at one side with a knot of orange blossoms. She carried a
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shower bouquet of roses and lilies-pf-the-valley.  Her Bister, Miss Dora Steinman, was   maid   of   honour,   in   Alice   blue beaded   georgette   with   crystal fringe, and carried a oouquet of Ophelia roees. Max  Uline   was  best   man.    Mrs.   H. Steinman, mother of the bride, wore a black beaded canton crepe dress and a corsage of red roses; Mrs. A. Ulinetsky, mother of the groom, a grey georgette dress with corsage of American Beauties. Two   hundred   guests   were   received. Those from out-of-town were J. Rosen and Miss Gertie Rosen, Mrs. P. Uline and Miss Sophie Uline, all of Cornwall. Mr.    asd    Mrs.    John    Ulinetsky   are spending   their   honeymoon    in    New York, Atlantic City and  Philadelphia. Going   away,   the   bride   wore   a   grey kasha  coat,   trimmed  with  squirrel,   a grey felt and straw hat, and a blue and grey    georgette    dress.    The    groom's gifts  were:   To  the   maid-of-honour,   a vanity  case;  and  to the  best   man,  a paid of gold cuff-links.
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The marriage of Miss Queenie Love-guard,   of  Toronto,   to  Herchel  Lewis, son of Mrs.  P.  B.  Lewis and the late Morris Lewis, was solemnized Thursday, March    22,    at    Shaar    Hashomayim Synagogue,   Rev.   Dr.   H.   Abramowitz and Rabbi Segal officiating.    The bride, who was given  away by  her  brother, Aubrey   Loveguard,   wore   a   gown   of ivory crepe romaine over silver tissue, embroidered   with   silver   and   crystal beads.    Her    veil    of    old,    hand-embroidered Brussels net was arranged in cap  effect,   with  a   coronet  of  oVange blossoms.    She   carried   a   bouquet   of butterfly   roses  and   lilies-of-the-valley. Miss Freda Lewis, sister of the groom, was   maid-of-honour,   wearing   a   two-tone pink georgette dress trimmed with net.    She   also   wore   a   large   picture hat of black and pink lace, and carried a   bouquet  of   Columbia  roses.    C.   J. Lewis, brother of the groom, was best man.    Mrs. P. B. Lewis, mothw of the groom,   wore  a  beaded  gown  of  blue georgette and a hat of black and silk straw, also a corsage of red roses and mauve sweet peas.    Miss LeoLa Lewis was in  beige georgette  trimmed   with rhinestones witn a corsage of red roses; Miss Sara Lewis, beaded gown of mist blue trimmed with velvet, and a corsage of pink roses; Miss Esther Lewis, blue georgette and silk ribbon and a corsage of pink sweet peas.    The out-of-town guests   were   Mrs.   Harold   ZefJert,   of Vancouver, B.C., who wore a robe de style. of   white   georgette   and   black velvet, embroidered with orange flowers; and  Aubrey  Loveguarrl,  of  Hamilton. A dinner for the immediate' family at the    Lewi*    Reception    Rooms,    was followed by a reception for eighty guests. The rooms were decorated with spring flowers.

Slhrerstein�Laurie The marriage of Mias Pearl Laurie, daughter of Mrm, R, Laurie, Grey Avenue, to Shae Sirverstein, son of Mrs. S. Silvervteia, was sotemnked Sunday, March 25, at Spanish and PortiMroese Synararae. Rev. de ia Penha officiated. The bode, wbo was given away by Julius A. Cohen, wore a whke georgette guwu tn aimed with Qka&tHty iscf an<j pearls. Her <ml of net fell from a cap trimaoed wita orange blossom and ber �Viwws were nosea, eiiakii aod liiies-of-tike v^Wy. M*a, J**. A.
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matron of honour, wearing a black chiffon and lace dress and a large French mohair hat, carried Ophelia roses. The best man was I. Small. The bridesmaids were: Misses Isabel Jacobs, in salmon pink satin trimmed with French , flowers; Lillian Itcovitch, in a white lace dress over pink georgette; and Esther Katz, of Cornwall, in a pink georgette gown. They carried pink roses. Tobias Hochstodt, of Cornwall, the ring bearer, wore a tuxedo, The ushers were Jason Cohen, Henry Itcovitch and Henry Small. Mrs. Laurie, mother of the bride, wore a black georgette gown with hat to match ad a corsage of American Beauties; Mrs. Silverstein, mother of the groom, black georgette with hat to match and a corsage of American Beauties. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Hochstodt and Mr. and Mrs. Katz, of Cornwall. A dinner of seventy covers was served at the Hoffbrau. Mr. and Mrs. S. Silverstein are spending their honeymoon in Toronto and Niagara Falls.
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