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Max, son of Moses Nemtin, of Montreal, was solemnized Sunday evening, February 12, in the Spanish ballroom of the Queen's Hotel, which was decorated with palms, ferns and smilax, having a carpeted aisle, sectioned off with posts decorated with smilax, from the centre of the room. Ferns and palms were grouped around the altar where Rev. Dr. H. Abramowitz officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a straight-line model gown of ivory satin, having tiered skirt and fagoting in a diagonal note on the bodice and down the length of the tight-fitting sleeves, A fan-shaped court train of satin fell from the shoulders and was finished with bands of crepe and satin with insertions of fagoting. Her tulle veil was in bonnet effect, coming to points over the ears, and caught at the back with circlet of orange blossoms, She also wore white satin shoes with rhinestone buckles, kid gloves, and carried a sheaf of Calla lilies. The train-bearers were Rhoda Vineberg, sister of the bride, wearing flesh georgette smocked in baby blue, and Sydney Herscovitch, nephew of the groom, who wore a Lord Fauntelroy suit of blue velvet with vest of white satin. The maid of honour, Miss Pauline Vineberg, sister of the bride, was in Monaca blue satin in straight-line effect, draped at the side and caught with a large bow of blue satin lined in shell pink georgette and with a cluster of French flowers at the shoulder. She also wore a small blue satin turban and blue satin shoes and carried Ophelia roses and blue hyacinths. The bridesmaids were Misses Minnie Nemtin, sister of the groom, who wore flesh colour georgette, with insertions of lace; Molly Pomerlian, flesh georgette in boufTant style with large blue velvet bow at the side; and Laurie Wiener, in flesh taffeta, shot with shades of rose, in boufTant style, with French flowers at the shoulders and on the skirt. They also wore large picture hats of flesh georgette and flesh satin shoes and carried sheafs of Columbia roses. Ben Nemtin, brother of the groom, was best man. The ushers were Alex and Teddy Vineberg, brothers of the bride, and Dave Stern and Max Katkin, Mrs. S. Vineberg, mother of the bride, wore a draped gown of king blue crepe romaine with insertions of blue sequins, tight-fitting black straw hat with taffeta, and a corsage of Premier roses. The wedding march was played by Bram Rose, violinist; Bram Sands, 'cellist; and Bluma Sands, pianist. After the ceremony a sit-down supper for 250 guests was served in the main dining room and dancing followed in the ballroom. Mr. and Mrs. Max Nemtin will spend their honeymoon in the Laur-entians and on their return will live on Davaar Avenue, Outremont.
Herman-Josephson
The marriage of Elsie, daughter of ' Mr. and Mrs. A. Josephson, to Samuel Herman,   was   solemnized   Tuesday, . February 14, at Bnai Jacob Synagogue. Rabbi Katz officiated.   The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a period dress of white crepe romaine with   bodice  studded   in   rhinestones and skirt of ruffles.   Her veil of silk � net was edged with lace and arranged ; in cap effect with cluster of orange blossoms on either side and she carried camelias and lilies-of-the-valley.    The maid of honour,  Miss Rose Anchei, wore a period dress of white taffeta edged with flesh taffeta and a hat to : match.   She   carried   Ophelia   roses. barney Josephson was best man.   The bridesmaids  were  Misses  Ida  Beck, in a period dress of flesh taffeta with skirt of tulle; Mary Solomon, period dress df sky blue tulle trimrnea with french flowers; Mamie zalansky, period dress of white satin trimmed with red velvet ribbons;  lily crystal, period dress of orchid taffeta; celta glicxman, nile green beaded gown; ray kaufrman, flesh georgette studded m rhinestones and seauins;  mary  herman,  period dress of maize gem gette with tulle skirt aad trimmed with rhiaestooes; and mabel Corn, period gown of green tsjetm with skirt of
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The two flower girls, Gertrude Jasper, in pink crepe romaine, and Ruth Josephson, in orchid crepe romaine ruffled frocks, carried baskets of rose petals. Mrs. Josephson, mother of the bride, wore a black lace gown with corsage of roses; Mrs. B. "Schaefer, aunt of the groom, black georgette. A reception was held for 300 guests. From out of town were Mrs. A. Lestinger and J. Lestinger, of Philadelphia; Joe Josephson, of New York; Herman Nadler and Miss Annie Lazare, of Quebec.
ENTERTAINMENT FOR BRIDES
Mesdames Leo J. Neumann, Maurice Singer, and Martin Arnovitz gave a mah jongg, bridge and crystal shower Wednesday, February 8, at the home of Mrs. J. N. Neumann, 204 Cote Ste. Antoine Road, in honour of Miss Lena Ashkaloney, a bride of February 14. The dining room table was decorated in white and pastel shades, with a centre piece of pale pink roses, daffodils and narcissi. Pink and mauve candles were used in low silver candle-sticks. Misses Libbie Miller and Marjorie Neumann assisted in serving. The guest of honour was presented with an etched amber set of glassware. The guests were" Mesdames Gustave Fischel, Max Jacobs, L. Klineber?, J. L. Gittleson, M. Dobrofsky, M. Roman, Anathole Ashkaloney, jos, Notkin, Sam Pesner, M. Bey, S. Ross Vineberg, J. C. Asch, C. B. Fainer, Ben Friedman, L. Abbey, A. I. Kauffman, J. Roston, D. Davis, L. G. lesser, H. Ben Albert, Chas. Redlicn, N. Freedman, Frank Redlich, Felix Bernstein, H. Friefeld, H. Garber, H. Schliefer, and Misses Grace Kaplansky, Libbie Miller, Annie Gordon, May Lightstone and R. Caplan, of Ottawa.
Mrs. Gaalya Cornfield, Claremont Avenue, entertnined at dinner February 8, for Miss Lena Ashkaloney and Harold Neumann. Joe Magid, St. Joseph Boulevard, entertained for them Wednesday evening. Mrs. Nathan Freedman, Park Avenue, was hostess Thursday evening, February 9, complimenting Miss Ashkaloney. Spring flowers were used as decorations. Mrs. Felix Bernstein assisted the hostess in serving. The guest of honour was presented with a gift. Prizes were won by Misses Rae Friedman, MoiTy Cohen and Rose Stein. Mesdames Felix Bern-
stein, h. garber, h. friefeld, l. t. rosen, leo J. neumann, anathole ashkaloney, h. lightstone, m. bey, r. carok, a. go id en berg and moe messenger; and misses rose stromberg, molly cohen, rae friedman, ruby friedman, re ma pinsky, rose stein and anita strong were there.
honouring miss riva sofer, whose marriage to harry denberg took place saturday, february 11, were mrs. l. green berg and miss ruth Green berg, 4071 clarke street, linen shower; mesdames B. freedland and william schwartz, personal shower at the home of mrs. freedland, 45*2 St, urbain street.
mrs. n. pedvis, Esplanade avenue, was hostess at a kitcoen shower and bridge Monday, February 13, a* a courtesy to Miss Sarah Berson, a bride-e&ct of February t9. Goests were mesdames m. Roback, L. Lerner, M. Berson, P. Merson, j. Skattaer, S. Levitt, C. StessJBOQse, j. zcsxkr, s. eistaberf, U. fras*, U. cos*, mi
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Mrs. P. Merson, Outremont Avenue, gave a kitchen shower and kids' party for fifty guests in honour of Miss Florence Merson, a bride-elect of March 4.
Entertaining for Miss Eva Folks, whose marriage to Harry Kleinberg took place Sunday, February 12, were: Mesdames H. Harris and S. Sondon, personal shower, at the Samovar Tea Rooms; Misses Freda Kleinberg and Rose Harris, linen shower at the Cosy Grill; Mrs. C. Bloomfield and Misses Ida Buter, Rose Tannenbaum and Lily Schachter, miscellaneous shower at Kerhulu and Odiau's, January 18; Mrs. S. Schneiderman, St. Urbain Street, evening and bridge, February 4; and Mrs. A. Leibovrtz, Hutchison Street, afternoon and bridge, February 7.
Mesdames H. Lonn and H. Rosenberg were joint hostesses at a theatre party and tea in honour of Miss Florence Merson, a bride-elect of March 4. Mesdames J. Merson, M. Rosenberg and Misses Esther Frank, Anna Klein, Gladys Geringer and Rae Chorlton were there.
Misses Mary Herman and Mabel Corn were joint hostesses at a bridge evening Sunday, February 12, as a courtesy to Miss Elsie Josephson, whose marriage to Samuel Herman took place February 14. Guests were Misses Minnie Greenberg, Mary Solomon, Ida Beck, Rose Anchei, Julia Silverberg, Ray Kauffman, Fay Costom and Irene Rieder; and Bernie Josephson, Joe Josephson, Joe Lazare, Myer Silverberg, B. Herman, V. Gilhtz, M. Cider and M. J. Silverberg.
Misses Eva and Rae Bind man, Querbes Avenue, were joint hostesses at five tables of bridge Sunday afternoon, February 12, in honour of Miss Ida Stubina, a bride-elect of March 25. Guests were Misses Florence Lefell, Esther, Sarah and Rose Pollack, Esther Bind man, Rose Ness, Jennie Bernstein, Rose Gussman, Lily Arbess, Jane Bress, Freda Negru, Alys Rasminsky, Bertha Bernstein, Lillian .Schwartz, Mrs. William Gliserman, Lillie Siegel, Evelyn Friedman and Jennie Abino-vitch. Prize-winners were Misses Esther Bindman, Lillian Schwartz, Evelyn Friedman, Esther Pollack and Jennie Bernstein.
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iennie Ruderman, a bride-elect of larch 18. Guests were Mesdames a, Keller, L. Marcus, J. Wiseman, l, Fine, M. Cohen, I. Berman, H. kober-nick, Ruderman, 0. Ruttenberg, s. g, Bendon, b. Sommer, b. Pepner, l, Simkover, A, Hahamovitch, M. gross, A. Herscovici, J. Fisher, J. Cooke, F, Ebner, H. Sallon, and Misses sarah Cohen, Sarah Golub, Mollie sobie, Gussie Squire, Ida Costoff, Bee knight, Annie Goldstein, Sarah ruderman, Miss Sepinwall and Yetta braecher, Prizes were won by Mesdames a, Hahamovitch, H. Kobernick, L. simkover, J. Fisher and Misses mollk Sobie, Annie Goldstein, Jennie ruderman and Yetta Bracher.
Among hostesses for Miss ei sit Josephson whose marriage to samuel Herman took place Tuesday, february 14, were Misses Rose Anche!, Rat Kauffman, Ida Beck and Mary solomon, personal shower at Kerhulu and odiau's; Mrs. S. Josephson, St. Urbain street, China shower; Mrs. D. Jasper, champagne ur Avenue, pajama party saturday, February 11.
Mrs. C. Geringer and daughter, Gladis, Champagneur Avenue, nter-tained at bridge and mah-jongg saturday evening, February 11, m honour of Miss Florence Merson, a bride-elect of March 4, Mesdames M. Rosenberg of Detroit; J. Merson, P. Merson, S. Klein, H. Gold, Henry Rosenberg, S. Harris and Julius Schwartz and Misses Esther   Frank,   Anna - Frank,   Ar.aa
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