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THE CANADIAN JEWISH BEVIEW
NOVEMBER 20. 1851
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rubenstein and daughters Annie and Susan. formerly of 28 Yeoman's Road have taken up residence at 17 Erica Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lerner, 1839 Danforth Avenue, gave a family dinner party in honour of their daughter, Mrs. B. (Ruth) Wolkoff, 838 Wilson Avenue. The table was decorated with a birthday cake and candelabra.
Mrs. Harry Cohen (nee Esther
Mrs. Murray Manson, of Leonia, N.J., and family for a few months; and then spent a few weeks in Toronto visiting her brother and sister-in-law and
late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brass, and the fiancee of Donald Robert Berlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Saul S. Berlin, 220 Lawrence Avenue East, was guest of honour at a tea, given by Mrs. Berlin, at the Park Plaza Hotel, with one hundred guests. Mrs. Berlin wore a bronze-shaded, peau de soie, sheath dress, embroidered throughout; with a bronze-tinted orchid corsage. Mrs. Morris Brass. 184
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moldaver, formerly of 327 Walmer Road, have taken up residence at 1516 Bathurat Street, Apartment 501.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Iduas spent their wedding trip in Miami, Florida. Mrs. Iduas is the former Miss Annette Satok, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Satok, 40 Pair-leigh Crescent. Mr. Iduas is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Iduas, of Hamilton, Ont.
Miss Esther Rich, 678 Crawford Street, will depart via Trans Can-ada Airlines on November 21, to spend a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Brody (nee Lily Davis), of New Haven, Conn.; and Miss Marilyn Goodman, of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dessau spent their wedding trip in Florida. Mrs. Dessau is the former Miss Joan Sobploff, daughter of Mrs. Lee Soboloff, 2008 Bathurst Street. Mr. Dessau is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dessau.
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Here for the funeral of Abraham Margies, 310 Walton Street, Cobourg, Ont., who died on November 10, at General Hospital, Cobourg, at the age of ninety-seven years were his sons: Moe. Sol� and Lloyd, of Cobourg,-ana Irving, of Port Hope, Ont
Mrs. David Weber, 3 Ridge Hill
Shapiro, and Mrs. M. Gunn, of Hamilton, Ont., were guests.
Marvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldfinger, 208 Waterloo Avenue, was called to the Reading of^he Law, in celebration of his bar-mitzvah. He is the brother of Lory, aged nine years; Howard, seven; and Ralph, two. The following night at the Murray House two hundred guests were received. Mrs. Goldfinger received in beige peau de soie sheath gown which was trimmed with beads; and had a mauve orchid corsage. Mrs. Jacob Goldfinger, great-aunt, wore a black lace sheath gown fashioned with a round neckline; and had a mauve orchid corsage. Seated at the head table with the family members were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Goldfinger, great-uncle and aunt; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Goldfinger, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gimble, all of New Jersey; Mr, and Mrs. Morris Lerner, and Rosalie and David, of New York, all cousins. The table was adorned with a centerpiece of varicoloured fall flowers and Marvin's name spelled out with red roses. Mr. Gold-finger, great-uncle, gave the blessing over the challah. Those who lit candles with the above family members were: Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bernstein, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sterner, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Herskowitz, Mr. and Mrs. K. Crumb, Mr. and Mrs. J. Shaker: and Mr. and Mrs. B. Fisher, ana Anula and Bernard; and Mrs. Eva Singer, all of New York.
Miss Shirley Sobel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sobel,-572� Spadina Avenue, and the fiancee of William ~ Crest,
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Levin-ter, Weston Way Farms, entertained at a cocktail party before the ORT Israeli Fantasy supper dance and art auction, at Beth Tzedec Synagogue. Present were: Mrs. Allan J. Foster, Dr. and Mrs. Norman Milne, Mr. and Mrs^ Morris Wingbld, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shaffer, Dr. Aaron Kahan, Bert Wilkes, Mr. and Mrs. Harry May-zel, Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Levin-ter, Dr. and Mrs. Max Classman, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Laski, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Samuel, Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Lipman, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Lightman and Mr. and Mrs. Moses Smith.
Howard Brian Bargman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Bargman, 66 Brookview Drive, was called to the Reading of the Law, in celebration of his bar-mitzvah, at Clanton Park Synagogue. He is the brother of Joanne, aged six years; grandson of I. Berger, Yeoman's Road. Kiddush was observed. The following evening at Adath Israel Synagogue two hundred and fifty guesta were received. Mrs. Bargman wore a long beaded gown of green peau de soie. Joanne wore a white organza dress. Seated at the head table with the above family members were Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Berger, uncle and aunt, of the bar-mitzvah boy. The head table was decorated with floral arrangements in bronze eeluurr^�ige^and gold-colour. Irvin Berger,uncle7 was master of ceremonies.
Seymour, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grosser, 442 Manning Avenue, was called to the Reading
bride-elect. Mrs. Sobel wore a blue pftisl printed drcgg Btyled w]th
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and Mrs. Nathan Revin, 76 St. Anne's Road, was guest of honour at a shower, with one hundred and twenty-five guests present at the Murray House. The hostesses were: Mrs. Revin, mother of the
� room-elect; and Mrs. Milton cher, 330 Hopewell Avenue, sister of the groom-elect; and Mrs. A. Freedman, 25 Bellwooda Avenue. Mrs. Revin wore a violet-coloured peau de sole dress embroidered with seed pearl-beads throughout; with a white rose conare. Mrs. Ritchie wore a blue peau de soie sheath dress; ana had a red and white rose corsage. Mrs. Scher wore a pale green, peau de sole dress: styled with an over skirt; and had a corsage of white roses. Mrs. Freedman wore a black and white organta sheath dress; with a corsage of white roses. Miss Gilda Ritchie, the guest of honour, wore a blue dress, fashioned with a balloon skirt, trimmed with blue flow. ers ; and had a corsage of red roses. Seated at the head table with the above family members was Mrs. Annie Potten, 167 Vaughan Road, grandmother of the bride-elect The head table was arranged with a centerpiece of white, blue and pink roses, with pink candelabra, on a pink table cloth.
Garry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bossin, 7 Lady York Avenue, was called to the Reading of the Law, in celebration of his bar-mi tzvah at the Beth Am Synagogue. He is the brother of Mrs. Milliard Stern (Sharma), 55 Broadway Avenue, and of Eldon, six and one-half years. A cocktail party followed the same night at the Synagogue. Mrs. Bossin wore a cream-coloured satin dress with beige lace; and fashioned with a scooped neckline and a bouffant skirt, and with a cream-coloured satin cummerbund, ending in a bow; and had a wristlet ox beige-tinted carnations. Mra. Stern wore a red satin dress; which had bell-shaped sleeves and skirt; with a wristlet of red and white roses. Candles were lit for symbols by the following: Sheldon Kohn and Ronald Chernovsky, for education; David Garner, Joel Gelbard and Larry Deacon, for soortsmanship ; David Walton and Elisha Lazaar, for friendship and youth; Larry Bossin, honour; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosner, friendship in adulthood; Mr. and Mrs, Albert Bos-sin, uncle and aunt, generosity; Mr. and Mrs/Stanley Sandier, cousins, good luck; Mr. and Mrs.. Barney Bossin, uncle and aunt, kindness; Mrs. William Chertkoff and Mrs. Harry Smith, sense of humour; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Balsky, uncle and aunt, wisdom; Mr. and Mrs. Billiard Stern, brother-in-law and sister, family unity; Etdon Bossin, love ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bossin, happiness; Garry Bossin for manhood. The master of ceremonies was Billiard Stern. Here for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs, Louis Stoll, uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Balsky, uncle and aunt, Mrs. Ida Silver-:stem, ; all-of-Mentreal, "
rhinestones, and a sheath skirt Her corsage was of red roses. Miss Estelle Sobel, sister of the bride-elect, wore a black sleeveless dress which had a square neckline, and a sheath skirt; with a red and white rose corsage. Miss Shirley Sobel, the bride-to-be, wore a royal-blue crepe dress, fashioned with a bouffant skirt and a matching bow at the hemline; and had a red and white rose wrist bouquet. Seated at the head table with the above family members were: Mrs. M. Abramovitz and Mrs. V. Abramovitz, aunts of the bride-elect; Misses June Abramovitz, Sandra Silverberg, and Barbara Abromovitz, cousins of the bride-elect The head table was decorated with vari-coloured fall flowers and a candelabra on a white table cloth.
Miss Gilda Ritchie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ritchie, 250 Sandringham Drive, and the fiancee of Erwin Revin, son of Mr.
�.p*l" Mrs. Sherwood Brown, cous-ins of Buffalo, N. Y.; Mr. and _Mrs. JPercy Bossin_smd sons^ Mi-chael and 'Gordon, of Detroit, Mich., uncle and aunt; Mr. and Mrs. William Chertkoff, of Hamilton, and Mrs. Harry Smith, of London, Ont
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Z. Ogus, 28 Lois Avenue, formerly of England, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Angela Miriam Ogus, to Dr. Joseph B. Houpt,
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son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Houpt, 567 Eglinton Avenue. The mar-riaee will take place on June 19, at Beth Sholom Synagogue, Rabbi David Monson officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Scherer, 97 Invermay Avenue, announce the engagement .of their daughter, Miss Carol Scherer, to Myer Mill-man, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. M. Millman. The marriage will take place on February 14, I960, at Shaarei Tefillah Synagogue, Rabbi William Jlerskowitz, officiating.
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Goldstein, 179 Pannahill Road, announce the approaching marriage of Miss Florence Goldstein, to Morton P. Rubin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moe Rubin, 11 Warwick Avenue. The marriage will be sol* emnized on December 19, at seven o'clock, at Adath Israel Synagogue, by Rabbi Erwin Schild, assisted by Cantor Murray Nixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Kof-sky, 39 Nina Street, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter. Miss Ethel Kofsky, to Dr. Ronald M. Kellen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kellen, 389 Brooke Avenue. The marriage will take place on Saturday, December 12, at half-past six o'clock, in Adath Israel Synagogue, with Rabbi Erwin Schild officiating, assisted by Cantor Murray Nixon.
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