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Over 400 guests attended the annual "ladies' night" wooer-dance given by St. George't Lodge No, 10, Q.R.A.F. and A.M., In the piazza pf the Mount Royal Hotel, Thursday, March 1. Frank Herink, head of the dance committee, was amted by Ralph Friedman and Alec Silver. Favour* of individual Ainsley china cups and saucerl were given to the ladies. Programme by entertainers. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Pierce, the latter in pale pink chiffon with crystal overdress in tnree tiers; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edelstone, in deep pink georgette with black and pink crystal trimming and scalloped hem; Mr, and Mrs. David Felst black lace trirnmed with white; Mrs. A. W. Lr>.nday, of Mount Vernon, black chiffon gown; Dr. and Mrs. S. Eidlow, white gown beaded in silver; Mr. and Mrs, Jack Steinberg, white chiffon with touches of silver; Mr. and Mrs. Max Goldberg, shell chiffon in blouse effect, trimmed with silver; Mr. t and Mrs. Rufus Wolfe, black velvet with pointed lace shoulder cape at back; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Alexander, black georgette and sequins; Mr. and Mrs. Abram Cohen, pink georgette with crystal; Mr. and Mrs. N. Silver, orchid georgette with silver trimming; Mr. and Mrs. J. Ettenberg, Alice blue lace dress trimmed with a gold buckle; Mr. and Mrs. Max Jacobs, black velvet trimmed with rhinestbneS; Mr. and Mrs1. Joe Adel-stein, white and black georgette; Mr. and. Mrs. Peter Pels, white beaded straightlinegown; Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Elkin; Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Fine, black embroidered lace over shell pink georgette; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berman, black lace with large flower; Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Chorlton, black chiffon trimmed with lace; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Chorlton, black georgette trimmed with flesh and rhinestones; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilanski, black chiffon velvet trimmed with lace; and Misses Lottie
Herschom, flesh colour georgette trimmed with French flowers; Bertha Mich-loiky, of Wilbesbarre. Pa.. American* Beauty satin bodice, with skirt of silver metal lace over American Beauty chiffon trimmed with pastel chiffon flowers; Yetta Silver, green georgette with silver trimming; Ruth ShavelT, of New York, yellow canton crepe with rhinestone trimming; Libbie Miller, baby blue bouffant gown, with trimming of real lace and French flowers; Violet Eytten-berg, black lace over flesh colour georgette trimmed with pink flowers; Bee Benewicke, ecru lace in bouffant style with floral trimming; Elca Vineberg, gold beaded gown; Grace KaplAmsky, blue wedding ring velvet; Edythe Zrff, blush beige wedding ring velvet; Esther Bennett, black satin with trimming of white gardenias; Elaine Newraann, black lace dinner dress over a black slip made on simple lines with sash of gold metallic ribbon, caught with jewelled ornament; Marjorie Neumann, lace shading from cream to brown, with scalloped hem, and cape back, and ribbon sash of green and mauve ribbon, with gold shoes; Norma Fraid, blue georgette draped at side with rhinestone ornament; Henriette Medine, red georgette beaded; Bernice Friedman, pale mauve gown trimmed with fringe; Gladys Samit, pink and mauve georgette; Reba Sloyes, black satin beaded in pink, with tight bodice and full skirt; Betty Marcus, of St. John, gold straightline gown; Gladys Glickman, shaded bronze chiffon in bouffant style; and Laddie Kert, Bert Fromson, Myer Herschorm, Moe Zin-merman, Simon Goodman, Yeddie Glickman, Ralph Curnmings, Gerald Pels, Norman Freedman, Lawrence Samit, Reggie Jacobs, Arthur Jacobs, Oscar Cohen, Dave Jacobs, Bill Kaplansky, Bamet Lefcort, Alec Silver, Nick Grob-stein, Dave Grobstein, and Jack Kin-destin.
Bnai Brith Dance Guests
The Mount Royal Lodge No. 729, Bnai Brith, entertained at a Purim dance Sunday, March 4. Seated at the head table were: Mr. and Mrs. Marcus M. Sperber, Mr. and Mrs. Horace R. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Faber, Mi&s Pauline Coviensky, Kalman Smith, president of the Ottawa Lodge of Bnai Brith, and Lionel Coviensky. The committee in charge consisted of Eddie Barkoff, Leon Levine, Joseph M. Bernstein, Allan Leo and Hyman Sigman. Lionel Coviensky, the chairman, spoke. Favours were distributed at the supper table. Among the guests were- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Faber, the latter in a white georgette gown trimmed with silver; Mr. and Mrs. H. Ruttenberg,
black velvet gown; Mr. and Mrs. I. Smith, black taffeta hand-painted; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rudner, pink faille gown trimmed with silver metal> lie; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Guttman, black chiffon dinner dress with shawl; Mr. and Mrs. I. Mendelsohn, red transparent velvet; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Guttman, blue taffeta gown; Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Neumann, black velvet gown with ornament at the side; Mr. and Mrs. W. Rivenovitch, black georgette dress; Mr. and Mrs. H. Mendelsohn, peach colour georgette beaded; Dr. and Mrs. M. P. Finklestein, black lace dress over a pink slip; Dr. and Mrs. J. Rosenbaum, white beaded georgette; Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosen, black lace trimmed with
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