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Sunday, Jim* 24. The funeral service topic place June 25, from the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. FiaesUver, WoWty Avenue, Winnipeg. *HRev, H, J/Samuel officiated, following which, x interment took place at the Shaarey ZeHek Cem* tery. The late Mrs. Wbdlindger was a very pld�timer in the West. She leaves to iwmnrher death, a husband, two daughters and four sons; Esther and Gertrude, Harry, David and Lawrence, of Selkirk, Man., and Hyman, of Swift Current, Sask. ^
MARRIAGES
Abramovitch�Tessler
A pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and MrsrM. Tessler, Stella Avenue, on Tuesday, June 19th, at one o'clock, when their eldest daughter, Belle Clarice, was united in marriage to Lawrence Ahramovich, son of Mr. H./ Abramovich, Los Angeles, CaL, formerly of Winnipeg. Rev. Kahano-Vitch officiated and during the signing of the register, Miss Madge Barrett sang "Because." The bride-who was given in marriage by her father, entered the drawing-room to the strains of the bridal march from Lohengrin rendered by the orchestra in attendance, and and was met by the. bridegroom and his groomsman, Mr. Harry Finkelman. She looked charming in a gown of white canton crepe, daintily draped at each side and her veil of tulle was very prettily .arranged and caught with clusters of orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of bridal roses and lilies-of-the-valley. She was attended by her sister, Miss Edith Tessler, who. wore a gown of peach-colored georgette crepe, heavily beaded, and carried American beauty roses. Mrs. M, Tessler, mother of the bride, was gowned in blue kumsi-kumsa silk, combined with blue canton crepe, and she wore a corsage of red roses. Mrs. A. Slobinsky, aunt of the bridegrojom, wore a black sequin gown and a large model mohair hat. She wore a corsage of pink roses. Mrs, Charles Finkelman, also an aunt, .wore a gown of brown velvet, brocaded georgette, and;a corsage of red-roses. Following the ceremony a reception was held, the rooms being beautifully decorated with a profusion of flowers and smilax, Later the bride slipped away to don her travelling attire, a smart suit of blue poiret twill, with ajacquette effect, a grey taffeta model hat, suede shoes to match and a Hudson sable choker completed her costume. .
The happy couple lett on the Sop line en route to Minneapolis and Chicago, and on their return will reside in Winnipeg. The out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finkelman, Misses Gertrude and Yetta Finkelman, Messrs. Harry and Max Finkelman, West Selkirk, Man., Mrs. P. A. Isaacs, Melfort, Sask., and Mr. Harry Finkelman, Prince Albert, Sask.
Taitalman�Luginsky
A pretty wedding took place Sunday, June 17, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elick Luginsky, Alfred Avenue, when their daughter Lily, was united in marriage to Nathan Taitalman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Taitalman, Alfred Avenue. Rabbi Kahanovitch officiated. The bride was attended by Misses Lea Golden, and Clara Portigal. Mr. Max Taitalman acted as best man. After the ceremony, dinner'.was served to about one hundred guests. The tables were beautifully decorated with early summer flowers. Later Mr. and Mrs. Taitalman left for a six weeks' trip to Minneapolis and New York, returning by way of Eastern Canada, to make their home at Moose Horn, Man.
Freid�Gardner
A very pretty wedding was solemnized Thursday, June 28, at one o'clock tn tbe tapestry room of tbe Royal Alexandra Hotel, when Jeanette, daughter f Mrs. Joseph Gardner, .the bride of Dr. Irwin R. Freid,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Frekl, Oiicago, I1L Rev.HJ.SaroadwastbeofficiatiD-
march. Th4 charming brijie wfao wms given in marriage by her bro�3wr, Dr. Meed parowr, woo; a-Froch model gown of white crepe romain, beautifully . embroidered in! tilk and seed pearU with long panels, and tor train feu from the �boulders, and was caiteht at the waist line, forming a blouse effect. Her bridal veil was artistically caught at the sides with clusters of orange blossoms, and was very prettily embroidered in Hly-of-the-valley design. She carried a shower bouquefruf sweetheart roses and lilies-of-the-vaHey. Her only attendant was her sister who acted as matron of honor, wearing a dove grey georgette crepe gownr having centre crystal pleated, planels and side panels-inset with russet shade and silver embroidery, the coloring being carried out with a silver girdle with motifs of blue and Vusset design^ A large black hat completed her costume and she carried Ophelia roses. The groom was attended by the bride's brother, Mr. Max Gardner. The groom's gift to the bride was ,a handsome platinum watch set with diamonds; to the matron of honor, a gold fountain pen; to the best man, gold .cuff links; and to Miss Tritt, a string of pearls. After .the ceremony, a dainty wedding breakfast was served to about thirty guests. The tables were ; prettily decorated with roses, carnations and smilax, the centre decoration being , a mound of flowers and fern. After the usual speeches and good wishes of the guests were given, the bride slipped away to don a charming three-piece suit of a combination of tan tanton crepe and brown, silk knit crepe. She wore a brown felt hat, embroidered in blending shades and shoes to match, and.a stone martin neck-piece completed her outfit. Dr. and Mrs. Freid lefVfor two months' trip, visiting the principal cities of the Eastern States and Canada. Mrs. Joseph Gardner, mother of the bride, was gowned in black chantilly lace over pussy willow satin, the lace being artistically draped and caught at one side with a handsome girdle of jet. She wore a corsage bouquet of American beauty-roses and a large black hat. Mrs. Charles Schacter, aunt of the bride, wore a becoming gown of black canton crepe,heavily-beaded, and a smart .black and white hat; The out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schacter, of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. H. Zieses of Detroit, Mich.
.Mrs. Joseph Wilder, Aquilla Apartments, entertained at a most delightful bridge-; Saturday evening, June 16, in honor of Miss Maiy Kovsky. Four table* were played and the prizes were won by Miss Lottie Bere and Miss Sadie Black. The guests were Mrs. Frank Redlich and the Misses Mary Kovsky, Mina Shaen, Anne Shaen, Irene Brownstone, Lottie Bere, Sadie Black, Celia Black, Beck Ginsberg, Fanny Ginsberg, Miss Reinhorn, Sara Greisman, Ella Hoffer, Rae Lauer and
Molly Wilder.
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Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Krisman left :the city Saturday, June 16, for Montreal, from.where they will sail on the "Melita" on June 20, for England.
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Mr. Harry Ginsberg, Balmoral Place, who has spent the past four weeks in Regina, Sask., returned to his home this
week. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Master, Dorchester Apartments, are receiving congratulations on tbe birth of a daughter. ' - - - *" .* * ' . �
Mrs. Joseph Wilder, Aquiila Apartments, entertained at dinner in honor of Mrs. E. Black and Mrs. a Koffsky, who have left the city for an indefinite period. The table centred with roses bad covers laid for seven, including Mr and Mrs. E. Black, Mrs. S. Kovsky, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gunn, Miss Mary Kovsfcy and Miss Mary
MI� Reinhorn of Regina, Sask, spent the past week-end in the city, the of Miss Lottie Bere, Central
Mist Moilv PifMtttysf and Miss Rae Haid were the pris**winn*r�.
-: . : ., '��*'=� . * * .. >-\ � � Mr. Harry FinMeman, Prince Albert, Sask.; spent a few days in the city this Wee* and was tbe guest of Mr. ana Mrs. H. A Isaacs, Balmoral Street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Man FinkeUtein and family, Kingsway Avenue, left the city last week for their summer home at Winnipeg Beach.
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Mrs, Louis Gunn, Aquilla apartments, was hostess at a delightfully plannea dinner, Wednesday evening, June 20, the guest of honor being Miss Mary Kovsky. The guests on this occasion were Miss Mary Kovsky, Miss Sara Grejsman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilder and Mrs. E. Black. Peonies were used as the table decoration. '*.-'*:*
Mrs. J. Rosenthal and son, Harry, Stradbrook Avenue, left the city, Wed* nesday, June 20, for New York City and Long Bead}, Long Island, where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Frankel for several months. '': � '..'�'''* ..*..-*
Mrs. Max Kovsky and children, of Regina, Sask., and Miss Mary Kovsky of St. Paul, Minn., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ginsberg, Balmoral
Place.
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Capt, W. V. Tobias, son of Mrs. E. Tobias, Strathmore Apartments; is receiving, congratulations on being called to the Bar this weeic.
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;Miss Rose Goldstein, Young Street, was hostess at a delightful bridge Wednesday evening, June 27, in honor of Mills Mary Kovsky. Prizes were won by Miss The!ma Rackow, firsthand Miss Mina Shaen, second, and the guest of honor was the recipient of a pretty gift.
Mrs. Aaron of Montreal, accompanied by her sisters, Mrs. Matoff and Mrs. M. Rady, this city, left this week to spend the summer months at Manltou Beach, Watrous, Sask.
Miss Edythe Presner, Aikins Street, entertained a few friends at bridge^ on Sunday evening, June 24. Prizes were won by Miss Rae Haid and Miss Florence Lauer. Following cards, tea was served from a very pretty table centered with pink peonies. ' . . ' - * �*-.'��* ' ' �' � .'..
The Misses Beck and Fanny Ginsberg, Balmoral Place, entertained a number of friends at the tea hour, "Saturday, June 23, in honor of their guest, Miss Mary Kovsky of St. Paul, Minn. The artistic tea tablej centered with pink peonies, was presided over by Misses Pearl Finkelstein, Rose .Goldstein and Zoe Isaacs, and those assisting in the tearoom were the Misses Fanny Finesilver, Marion Korman, Rose Skaietar, Sybil Weidman and Thelma Rackow,
A very successful pianoforte recital was rendered by some of the pupils of Miss Zoe Isaacs at her studio, 200 Balmoral Street, Monday evening, June 25. The program consisted of the following numbers: ��'--;
Second Valse Brilliant (Godard), Elise Green; The Pixies' Good-night Song (Brown), Shirley Saltman; Dolly's Asleep (De Reef), Lillian EHman; On the Lake (Williams), Heloise Cohen; The Pixies' Waltzing (Brown), Zelda Weidman; Consolation (Mendelssohn), Clemie Emma; Recitation, "The Little Bisque Doll," Elsie Green; Theme for the Left Hand Alone (Pirkhert), EsteUe Frankfurter; Welcome (Ganscfaals), Annette Abremovitch; Adieu to the Piano, (Beethoven), Eva Emma; Recitation, "Mr. Doctor Man/' Elise Green; Valse (Chopin) t Esteile Frankfurter; Rustle of Spring, (Sinding).
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Mrs. Attu Bronfman and tittle daughter left tbe city, Sunday Jane 24, for Ottawa for a few weeks'
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