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Order of Israel, to which the grcom belongs. Mr. and Mrs. Wclfe left for points west, Mrs. Wolfe wearing a green and sand flat crepe, made in Russian peasant style, and hat to match. The young couple will live at the Willingdon Apartments.
ENGAGEMENTS
Under came to Vancouver,and stayed on the Mainland for two years before being called to New York. Fomhe last fifteen years he had lived in this city, and^until his retirement some fourteen years ago, was chief rabbi of the Victoria Jewish congregation, one of the oldest in Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Hazoy, 163 Rebecca Street, announced the engagement of their only daughter, Katie, to Loyd Lazier. Seventy-five guests were present. An appeal was made for charity which brought in $24.
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RABBI FRIEDLANDER DIES
Rev, Dr. Elias Friedlander, retired rabbi and Hebrew scholar, died at Vancouver, aged seventy-eight years. Vohl Gerlunder, of Vancouver, officiated at the Jewish cemetery. Dr. Friedlander leaves two daughters, Mrs. Franken-burg, of Vancouver, and Miss Clara Alice Friedlander, of London, England, and two sens, Leopold Friedlander, journalist, cf Philadelphia, and Abraham Friedlander, a photographer, in New York. Born in Russia, the late Dr. Friedlander left his native Land at the age of ten years, and went to Germany, where he stayed and carried out his studies for his career. He was ordained at the age of twenty-three years. He was appointed rabbi of the synagogue at Sunderlmd, England. Leaving this poet he went to Kingstrn, Jamaica, and staged at the West Indian post for four years. Nearly forty years ago he came to Canada and was appointed chief rabbi of Shaa/ Ha&homayim, at Montreal, later foiag to Winnipeg, Aiter four ^ f:K*n��* cfcy. Mr. Frasd-
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Nathan Rubin, only son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Rubin, of Halifax, N.S. Assisting Mrs. Wagner were Mesdames H. Harris, J. Harris, M. Wagner and Misses Mary Lecker, Sarah Wagner and Bella Rigler. Guests: Mr. and Mrs. S. Silverman, Mr. and Mrs. M. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. H. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris, Mr. and Mrs. T. Rigler, Mr. and Mrs. H. Israelovitch, Mr. and Mrs. B. Rosenzveig, Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Wagner, Mr. aud Mrs. B. Lecker, Mr. and Mrs. A. Maritaer, Mr. and Mrs. M. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. T. Abramovitch, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lonn, Mr. and Mrs. P. Fainer, Mr. and Mrs. R. Lonn, Mr. and Mrs. N. Gol-denzveig, Mr. and Mrs." J. Hubscher, Mr. and Mrs. Heller, Mr. and Mrs. Levine and Misses Sara Wagner, Mary Lecker, Florence Loon, Bella Rigler, Anne Harris, and Mendel M. Lecker, Arthur A. Harris, Herman H. Harris and I. Schane.
Diamond, Dorothy and LiW HoUbers;, Minnie Nemtin; Hedriette Zittrer, Dora and Milly Raich, Lrbby and Elsie Lit***, and Bert Gauthier, and Mefcdernes Mi Raich; H. Berish, M. Rothman, A! Cass, L. Amor, J. Latt, D. I,
Msuer, S. L. Kalman, A. Sendel and M. Greenblatt. Prizes were won by Mesdames S. Kalman, M. Raich and H. Berish and Misses Lucienne Brassard, Frances Gould, Henriette Zittrer, Mazie Squires and Libby Litwin.
Miss Leah Schultr gave two tables of bridge Friday evening, February 25, for Miss Sarah Zucker, a bride-elect of March. Misses Zip and Sarah Schneider, Hannah Cohen, Lillian Magjll, Miriam Wahl, Anne Nathanson, Sarah Zucker and Lottie Fitleberg were there. Prizes were won by Misses Hannah Cohen and Miriam Wahl.
Misses,Pear! Gould and Libby Joseph entertained at a kitchen shower and bridge at the home of Miss Joseph, Jeanne Mance Street, honouring Miss Sylvia Latt, a bride-elect of March 27. Those present were Misses Lucienne Brosaard, Marie Squires, Miriam Saul, Bemice Nadier, Freda Zelicpvita, Ethei Tornarkift, Jessie CoCne, Rosepibea, Beassa.'"
Mrs. George Freeman, Waverly Street, gave a bridge Wednesday, February 23, at the Lewis Reception Room, for Miss Rose Meyerovitch, whose marriage to A. Pesner took place Sunday, February 27. In the company were Mes-ciame8 M. Ratner, George Freeman, I. Pesner, Phil MeyejoYitch,. H. M. Bernstein, of New York; and Misses Rose Winter, Jessie Richstone, Fanny Schaefer, Malca Levitt, Rose Meyerovitch, Dolly Kiineberg- and Isabel Cohen. Prizes were won by Meadair.es H. M. Bernstein, I. Pesner and M. Ratner.
WEDDINGS
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The marriage of Miriam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Glickman, to Lewis Faber,   was   solemnized   Wednesday, March 2, at 4 p.m., at the bride's home, 328 Redfem Avenue, Rabbi Herman Abramowitz   and   Rabbi   H.   Cohen officiating.   The house was decorated with spring flowers and smilax.   The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gown of white georgette embroidered in geld thread and silver beads.    Her veil of tulle  was embroidered and arranged in cap effect and trimmed with wreath of orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of orchids and lilies-of-the-valley. The maid-of-honour Miss Beatrice Glickman, wore a beaded orchid georgette gown, with satin shoes to match and carried a bouquet of Premier roses.   Harry' Benjamin was best man.   Mrs. P. Glickman, mother of the bride, wore a French lace gown, over black velvet and corsage of deep pink roses.   A reception was held at 7 o'clock for 350 guests.    Mr. and Mrs. LewiB Faber sailed from  New York for Havana, Cuba, where they will spend their honeymoon.
ENGAGEMENT
The engagement is announced of Miss Rae Rogatko to Kalman Levenstein.
OBITUARY
Mrs. Gertrude Feldman, wife of the late Loui� J. Feldman, died February 23, in her seventy-second year. Funeral from 4553 Rivard Street.
Mrs.  Sarah Vine berg died  in her seventy-second year at her home, 2 Dulutn Avenue East; she was the wife of the late Samuel Vineberg.. Funeral Thursday at 2.30 p.m. from the home. Services during the week at her daughter's, Mrs. Charles Samit, 15 Church Hill Avenue, Wsatmount.   Mrs. Vineberg is survived bv two daughters, Mrs. Charles Samit, of Montreal, and Mrs. Hiram Adilman, of Los Angeles, two sods, H. A. Vineberg and T. L. Vineberg, both of Montreal; twenty grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Mrs. Vineberg .was the youngest daughter of the late Lewis Albert, who died at the age of 107 years.   She was the mother of the late Bells Wener and oi the late Solomon Vineberg, who was head of the Scottish Rubber Company. The late Mrs. Vineberg- was bom in Russia seveaty-two years ago, came to Canada at the a*?e of ahotrt eight years, and was a resident of Montreal** sixty-sVn ye*rt,j    .... ;u * �t^t,.
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BORN
February 21, at Royal Victoria Maternity Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. David Isaacson, a dangbter.
To Mr. and Mrs. S. Cohen, '14*3 St. Urbain Street, February 23, at fcoyal Victoria Maternity Hospital, a daughter, 7 pounds.
At Royal Victoria Maternity Hospital February 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aaron Shapiro (nee Bessie Miller) a daughter.
Montreal Social
Mr. and Mrs. Laz Greenberg, of Ottawa, were in town to attend the Richstone-Pearson wedding.
Joe Simand, AddingtonA venue, is in Bermuda.
Miss Rebecca Smilovitch, of Quebec, is visiting Mrs. M. Marcovitx, Western Ave.
Mrs. Harry Singer, Laurier Avenue, and Miss Anna Kelin spent a week in the Laurentians.
Mrs. Alton Goldbloom, Crescent Street, entertained at the tea hour Saturday, February 26.
Mrs. I. A. Kaufmann, and daughter Edythe, 295 Prud'homme Avenue, are leaving for an extended visit to New York.
Mrs. Harry Cohen, 249 Bloomfield Avenue, gave a mah jongg Tuesday, March 2, in compliment to her sister, Mrs. Laz Greenberg, of Ottawa, and Mrs. Sam Miller, who is leaving to live in New York. The guests included Mesdames Sam Eidiow, J. Rockstein, T. Seiigman, J, Greenspon, Laz Greenberg, of Ottawa, A. Schachter, Lome Schwartz, Moe Segal, Reuben Cohen, M. Golden berg, Aaron Schechter* Sam Miller, Sam Fenster, Dave Kastner, B. Balinsky, I. Popliger, S. Cohen, H. Eliasoph, M. Frank, M. Richer. Assisting the hostess were Mesdames M. Segal, Abe Schachter and Laz Greenberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin P. Wener, of New Haven, Conn., were at the Mount Royal Hotel for. a few days. Mr. Wener has returned to New Haven and Mrs. Wener is visiting her sister, Mrs J. J. Glasserf Park Avenue.
Miss Eva Nadler, of Windsor, Ont. is visiting Mrs. J. Rosenberg, Cote Ste Catherine Road.
LODGE AT HOME
Subscribers to the Ionic Lodze at home,  at  the   Mount  Royal Hotel Thursday, March 3, were: K.Schlenger, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. L. Solomon, Arthur Bald, Mr. and Mrs. N. Weiner, Mr. and Mrs, Philip Fainer, Mr. and Mrs,. I. Simpson, Mr and Mrs. I. Rubinovich, Mr. and Mrs S. Kolber, Mr. and Mrs. M. Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Irving Tarshis, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tarshis, Mr. and Mr;. H. F. Gold, Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Livingstone, Mr. and Mrs. A Rose^ Dr. M Kolber, Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Goodmar Mr. and Mrs, Myer Berson, Mr. ar-Mrr. Moe Feldman, Mr. and Mrs, B I. Fainer, H. M. Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs Joseph GreenBpon, and Mr. and Mrs Nudelman.
FRESH AIR CAMP BRIDGE
Jewish La urea ran Fresh Air Camp is holding a bridge of 200 tables in the ball room 6f the Win deer Hotel Wednesday March 30, to raise funds for s camp for Jewish mothers and- babes. Conveners "* new Ante Sasjo%_West' jtt JosXfS* ,Ca***sWJfctaBt,