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The marriage of Miss Rebecca Lazarus, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Latarus, to Max Ain, of Athens, Ont,, took place March 7 at the Annex Hall, Rabbi Julius Berger and Rev. H. Rotblatt officiating. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gown of white georgette beaded with rhincftones. Her veil ofsilk net was arranged in cap effect with clusters of orange blossoms and she carried a shower Douquet of roses and madonna lilies. Miss Sadye Atcovtich was madi-of-honour, in a gown of white georgette embroidered in silver. She carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses. Eliah Ain, of Kingston, brother of the groom, was beat man. The bridesmaids were: Misses Reba Gross, Minnie Richer, Mary Mosco-vitch, Goldie and Ray Arlin, Sarah Ain, Ray Leavitt, Sarah Bercovitch and Gertrude Teach, all wearing gowns in pastel shades and carrying bouquets of American Beauty roses and carnations. Groomsmen were: Max Rothman, Joe Richer, Lyon Laiarus, Saul Atcovitch, Joe Rubin, Philip Grossman, Abe Katr, Sam I^auer and Israel Bercovitch. The flower girls were Evelyn Yancovitch and Annie Ain, in frocks of mairc^g�orgette, who carried baskets of rose petals. Kenneth Ain, in a Tuxedo suit, was ring-bearer. Mrs. Latarus, mother of the bride, wore a gown of black satin-face Canton with corsage of American Beauty roses. Dinner was served to about 350 guests. Among the out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Ain, of Elgin, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. David Ain, of Smith's Falls, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ryan, Eliah Ain, Miss Goldie Arlin, Sam Arlin, of Kingston, Ont.; George Lee, of Athens, Ont.; Mrs. H. Harrison, of New York City; Mr. and Mrs. Max Haymovitz and daughter Sylvia, of Amityville, L.I.; and Mr. and Mrs. X. F. Schwartz and children of Win field, L.I.
The gifts to the bridal attendants at the Finklestein-Tannenbaum wedding were: to the bride, a diamond and platinum shoulder pin; to the maid-of-honour a gold fountain pen; to the bridesmaids, Peter*Pan fountain pens with ribbon to match; to the best, man a white gold watch chain; to the groomsmen, initialed cigarette cases; and to the train-bearer and ring-bearer, ruby-set rings.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. N. Cramer, of St. Joseph Boulevard West, announce the engagement of their daughter, Esther Qucenie, now of San Francisco, to Ben W. Roth, of Pittsburg, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Korenberg announce the engagement of th^ir only daughter, Rae, to Hyman Litner, second son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Litner.
Mr. and Mrs, I. Kore&berg announce the engagement o/ their onry daughter, Rae, to Hy. Lituer, second son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lhner, of Montreal.
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March 8th, at Dr. Dunstan Gray's Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bioomstooe, 64-C Cas&rain Street, 3
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At Temiskaming, Que., Thursday, February 18, to Mr. and Mrs. H. Sheffler,' a daughter, (nee Ethel M. Robinson )
OBITUARY
The deads ocearred of Mrs. L Hart*, Mards 2. She leaves her hosbaAd sod fiv� c&Jdre*, Max, of Toronto Mrs. H. U L�fcs aod David, of Pfcaftttpfcfc, Mrs Be* Sfcain** s*d Artfcur, oi
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�errnan, brotner or Mrt, Henry rhlulpi and Mrs, Sam Lipsoa, disd suddenly at Driver, Go!., Friday. March 5, at the
age of thirty* five, Fuoaral Thursday, March 11, at 2.M p,mM from P, Paper. man's Undertaking Parlours, 241 St. Elitabeth Street,
March 10. at Albany ,N.Y,, the death occurred of Joteph Bernstein, aged sixty-eight, Funeral Friday, March 12, from Wm. Wray's Chapel. Burial in Shaar Hashomayim Cemetery,
Sunday, March 14, at her late real-dencc, J? Hutchison Street, Edith Blumberg died, widow of Samuel Silver-stone and mother of Isaac, Elijah, Florence and Anna. Funeral from 37 Hutchison Street, Monday, March 15, to Shaar Hashomayim Cemetery.
MERRY-MAILERS' SOCIAL CIRCLE
The Merry-Maker's Social Club wants to aaaiat any poor family in need of Passover help, Communicate with charity distributor*, Misses Adelman, Bel. 6013W; Abrams L. Goldberg, Bel. 0542J. Prospective members call secretary, Bel. 4419M.
MACCABEES' DANCE
Over 500 people attended the frolic and dance in the Piaxw of the Mount Royal Hotel, Sunday evening, March 14, under the auspice* of the Alexander Tent 35 and the Modin Hive 34 of the Maccabees, Aaron Geneer and Mrs. B. fofurln were conveners. Programme: Morris Statner, violin solo, accompanied by Miss Ida Sherman; Charleston, Irvin Smith and partner; violin solo, Max Groain; Charleston exhibition, Charles Gofman. NoveJtie* and favours were distributed. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs, S. B. Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. L. Berger, Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rothman, Mr. and Mrs. P. Middleton, Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Lighrstone, Mrs. E. Amsel Mr. and Mrs, Jack Solomon, Mrs. Golick, Mr. and Mrs, N. Blau, Mr. and Mrs, Syd Levine, Mr. and Mrs. Ber-covitch, Mr. and Mrs. George Hollinger, Dr. Rosenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Roter, and hisses Hattie Josephson, Louisa Brigdon, Sophie Lirtner, Doris Selinsky, Anne Potte!, Rosalie Gottheil, Paula Wiser, Nora Schwartz, Gertrude Baxar, Leeh Abromowitz, Sarah Epstein, Edith Sirverman, Syhvia Roter, Dot Goldstein, Mollie London, Perlman.and Eli Yaphe, Rotman, M. Abramowrti, Hy Roffman, Sam Ahovitch, Harry Epstein, Adolph Strattner, Henuasy, S. Wolfe, Robert, Walter, Ed and Morris MackJin and F. A, Cousins,
HADASSAH
Miriam Dower Chapter met Monday afternoon, March 15, at the home cf Mrs. H. Ralph, 2759 Hutchison Street, Mrs. M. Eyges presiding. The work of Mrs. A, Kahn, "Origin and Development of Hadassah," was read by Mrs. L. Herzig. A vote of thanks was ejrtended to Mrs. L. Herzig by Mrs. M. Eygea. Mrs. Herzig gave Mesda nes M. Levy and H. Miller bon-bon dishes each for work m connection with the bridge. The raffle donated by the hostess, Mrs. H. Ralph, was won by Mrs. H. Miller. Monthly social at Ogfa'vy's Tea Rooms, Monday afternoon, March 22. The chapter held its initial bridge and mah jongg Wednesday, March 10. The raffle, half a dozen silver teaspoons, donated by Mrs. M. Levy, was won by Mrs. J. Leckrr. Prize-winners were: Mis�e* Irene Berzan, Clare Duskes, L. Berson; Mesdames I.. Eidinger, A. Gould, J. Freidman, M. Garfinkie, H. KeJlert, S. Herman, A. Kra�man J Leavttt, J. Lecker, W. Nadter AJ. Rafinsky, Harry Schwartz, Wra. J. Schwartz and H. Toptitsky.
Junior Council met Thursday, March 11, at the Zionist Institute, Mrs. M. A. Brown prtstded. Mrs. L. Lrvmfjstona, Misses Bertha Myer and Gcrtrutftt
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Westmount Junior Ch, March 8 at the home of > Lewis, Dorchester Street \Vc� tables of mah.jongg were pla> �
Sybil Cohen Chapter met headauarters Monday, Marc1 M. H. Cohen in the chair, were Mrs. Gordon and daugh were distributed on their ba to William Schwartz, son o: Schwartz: Howard Rom bat1 Mrs. N. Rombmch: B. Welsh. Mrs. Weiaberg. Half duna was presented to Mrs. C. H< The Chapter will be st horm moktPesich.
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