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THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
JULY 6, 1951
MARRIAGES
GOTTHEIL-YAKER
The marriage of Pauline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, B. Yaker, 4287 City Hall Avenue, to Irving Albert Gottheil, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gottheil, 6116 Duro-
cher Avenue, took place at Beth David Synagogue, on May 6, at noon. Rabbi I. J. Teicher officiated, assisted by Cantor J. Dim. The bride was given in marriage by her parents. She wore a gown of white Chantilly lace and n*t, designed with a round neckline outlined iru lace; long sleeves; tightly-
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LtH to right: Dr. Harry J. Stem, Rabbi, of Timple Emanu-EI, in Montreal; Hie Honor obit Ltttcr f canon, Canadian Minister of Exttrnol Affairs; Hanon Ajrnar, Israel Vice-Connl In Montreal; and Mr, Justice Harry Botshow, of Hit Superior Court, posed prior to the banquet of thi Bnal Brith District Number One Convention In Montreal. �Federal Photos
fitted lace bodice; and very full, floor-length net skirt; with a long, embroidered scalloped net train. She had a bonnet of Chantilly lace and tulle, with an illusion fingertip-length veil; and carried a white prayer book, with a mauve orchid, and streamers, with stephanotis. Miss Shirley Berman, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a mauve net off-the-shoulder gowm, with a crown headdress of mauve flowers and matching1 veiling; and carried a Colonial nosegay, with mauve and white carnations. Miss Elaine g Gottheil, sister of the groom, 'and Miss Sheila Rubin, cousin of the bride, were junior bridesmaids. Miss Gottheil wore a white net and blue taffeta gown, with a round neckline, with net insertion; and had a blue net headdress with a white bow at the side; and carried a nosegay composed of pink aovd blue flowers. Miss Rubin wore a gown of yellow net and green taffeta, made with a Peter Pan collar; and had a 'green net headdress, with a bow at the side; and carried a nosegay composed of yellow and green flowers. Fred Gottheil, brother of the groom, was best man; and the ushers were: Bernard Liber man, Sydney Nelson, Ralph Leibovibch, Lawrence Deit-cher, Saul Gottheil and Ben. Berman. The aisle was marked with white satin bows; and candelabra; and variegated spring flowers were used to decorate the synagogue, with an archway of flowers, and baskets of flowers: with palms ami ferns. '^Because" wa� sung. At the reception at Beth QazkL Sy�g<*tie; a* archway oT flofSersT with ferns and calms marked the entrance to the Ball; and the six-tiered wedding cake decorated with a Mogen David/was on the.bride's table, with floral arrangements. Mrs. Yaker, mother of the bride, wore a cinnamon-brown Chantilly lace dress; with a beige tulle hat; with yellow rose-bud trimming; and had a brown evening bag; and corsage of Talisman roses. Mrs. Gottheil, mother of the groom, wore a navy-blue Chantilly lace dress; and a blue tulle hat, with trimming of pink rose-buds; and had a blue evening bag; and corsage of red roses. The bride and groom spent their wedding trip in New York, and Atlantic City, N. J., the bride travelling in a navy-blue gabardine suit, with navy-blue shoes and bag; with a white straw hat, with red and navy-bhie veiling; am orchid corsage; and a grey kidskin jacket. Mrs. Louis Wiseman* Mrs. David Scboeirfeld, Mws Dora Rubin and George Adler, of New York; and Mrs. B. Dutchman, of Los Angeles, Calif., were present,
OOHBN-SIMON
The marriage of Roslyn, daughter of Mrs. Freda Simon, Phillips Avenue, to Robert Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Cohen, Grovehill Place, took place on Thursday evening, June 21, at six o'clock, at Young Israel Synagogue. Rabbi M. Lewittes and Rabbi M. S. Cohen officiated. The bride waj given in marriage by her brother, David Simon. She wore a gown of white net trimmed with satin, and made with long, pointed net sleeves, a titrM-fitted booMce, and full skirt, falling into short train. Her Juliet cap was trimmed with lilies of the valley, and held in ptace by a fingertip-length veil of tulle illusion. She carried a white Bible adorned with a white orchid and streamers. Mis* Norma Sanders, was maid of honour, in a lilac-colored taffeta strapless gown, with a jacket; and trimmed with lilac-colored net; and had a lilac-colored net headdress to match; and a cascade bouquet of yellow roses. Howard B. Cohen, brother of the groom, was best man. The ushers were Max Miller, brother-in-law of the groom; B. Ruben-rtein, Allan Frank, Ben. Frank, all cousir.� of the groom; Louis Weiner and Ben. Polaky. White snapdragon*, white gladioli, and ferns adorned the synagogue. Mrs. M. N. Fkieberg played the organ. Bill. Aronson wms soloist Following the ceremony, there waa a recaption in the synagogue auditorium, where seasonal flowers were arranged. Mrs. Simon, mother of the bride, received, in a gown of chjunpagne-co too red crepe, trimmed with taf-feU; and a greets talle picture hat; green satin slipper* to match; and
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Horace R. Cofcen, O.l.t, 4132 Westnjount AVWMM, Montreal, left, with Dr. Simon Greenberg, centre, Prerott of the Jewish Theological Seminary ot America; and Or. Lwris Finkertttin, right, president, of Hw Seminary, in New York, at He conference of HM HatioMl Planning and Consnnjnei Committee of ttie Seminary, held there. Conference delegates from Conservative congregations in ell parts of Canada and Hie United States, approved a 1951-52 budget of $2,130,000, for the operating expenditures of the Seminary, the United Synagogue of America, and the Rabbinical Assembly of America. Mr. Cohen, who presided at the major conference luncheon session, is president of the Freedman Company Limited, of Montreal. Honorary president of Shaar Hashomoyini Synagogue, he is national treasurer of the Zionist Organization of Canada; on the special advisory committee of the Combined Jewish Appeal; past president of District Grand Lodge Number One, of Bnoi Brith; and on the board of administration of th� Jewish,General Hospital. Mr. Cohen is also a director of Boys' Farm and Training School in SJiawbridge; and on a
comnlttee of the Royal Victoria Hospital Fund. �Virginia F. Stem
had a corsage of mauve orchids. Mrs. Cohen, mother of the groom, wore a gown' of gold-colored lace over Burgundy-shaded taffeta, with a white bird-of-paradise hat;
and a similar corsage. The couple powder-blue accessories. They will motored to New York, and Atlantic reside on Phillips Avenue. Mr. and City, N J., for their honeymoon, the bride travelling in a rose-
colored gabardine suit, with
Mrs. E. Cohen, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Golden, cousins of the bride, all of Miami, Florida, were present.
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