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juiy 30, at Cornwall, Ont, to Mr. w(j M rs. Max A^pfa Rebecca Lazarus, ^ Montreal), a fin, Hanna.
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To Mr. and Mra, Charles Silverman, 5668 \VaverryStreet, August 3, a son.
August 4, at 669 Parthenais Street, to Mr. anil Mrs. Lome Sylvia (nee Lillian Webber), a son.
Mandd, of Manchester, England; and four daughters, Edith (Mrs. Jacques), Mrt, Kay, of Portland, Ore., Mrs. Jannie Hatteobouae, and Helen Weller, both of Manchester, Eng., thirty grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He was connected with the House of Jacob Synagogue and the AJlen Hebrew Free Loan.
DEATHS
Groberma buried July 22 er fift-
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s urooonnan, of Calgary, who led July 22, U survived by his (after fifty-four years of mar-six wca, Maurice, Charles, Abie, and Myer, of Philadelphia, and
William J. Schaefer, aged 36, of 1326 Grand Concourse, Bronx, N.Y., died July 4, at the Fordham Hospital, as the result of an automobile accident. He is survived by his widow (nee Emma Kwalwasser. of Montreal), two sisters, Emily and Charlotte, and two brothers, Louis and John,
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The rnarriafe� of Freda, daughter of Mr. a/id Mrs. A. Ncmiroff, to Ralph Yellin, son of Mr. and Mrs, B. Yellin, will be solemnized August 14, at Bnai Jatob Synagogue, Raobi Wachtvogel officiating. 'Hie bride, who will be given in marriage by her father, will wear a whit* satin crepe gown, in straight line with cascade effect, trimmed with French flowers. Her white tulle veil will be held cap fashion with l&otB of orange blossoms. Her bridaj bouquet will consist of white lilie* and !illes-of-the-valley. The maid of honour, Miss Annie Nemiroff, sister of the bride, will wear a maize georgette gown trimmed with fringe. She will carry pink roses. The best man will be Moe Solomon. The bridesmaids will be Miss Gertrude Nemiroff, in orchid georgette, combined with taffeta, in bouffan|te style, and Miss Annie Elkin, green georgette gown combined with taffeta in bouffante style. They will also wear bands of silver leaves in tbeir hair and will carry bouquets of pink roees. The groomsmen will be Sam Miller and M. Dorsky. The flower girl, Ruth Tucktr, in flesh georgette trimmed with ribbon, will carry a basket of pink rose* and sweet peas. The mother of the bride will wear a black georgette gown, over gold, trimmed with Swiss lace, with a corsage of red roses. The mother of the groom will weiar a black georgette gown with a corsage of red roses. A reception will be held for about 200 guests in the community hall of Bnai Jacob Synagogue. Going away, the bride will wear a white crepe dresa and white hat and coat. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Yellin will visit New York, Atlantic City, Hartford, Conn., and Philadelphia on their honeymoon, and will live at 4626 Park Avenue.
Kerman-Birnbaum
The marriage of Miss Ida Birnbaum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Birnbaum, to Samuel Kerman, son of G. Kerman and the late Mrs. Kerman, will be solemnized Sunday, August 14, at the home of the bride's parents, Rabbi Slam officiating. The bride, who will be given awav by her father, will wear a gown of white satin and lace in bouffant style. Her veil of net will fall from a cap of lace with clusters of orange blossoms. Her flowers will be white roses and lilies-pf-the-valley. Miss Bessie Birnbaum, sister of the bride, maid of honour, will wear green taffeta, bouffant style, and will carry a bouquet of roses. Charlie Brownstein will be best man. Mrs. F. Birnbaum, mother of the bride, will be in black satin beaded with a corsage of red roses. A dinner of sixty covers will be served. Miss Bertha Klein, of New York, is here for the wedding.
A Jewish artist named Pilchowsky painted the picture depicting the opening of the Hebrew University on Mount Scopus last April. This unusual piece of art has just been presented to King George at Buckingham Palace. The presentation to the Royal Family was made in the Coronation Hall of the Palace. The King and the royal family expressed appreciation of the painting, which was taken from the Palace to the Whitechapel Art GaUery for exhibition. After the exhibition the painting will be taken to America,
An endowment museum in memory of the late Walter Rathenau, German statesman who was assassinated, has just been dedicated at FreinwaTde Palace near Berlin.
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