JUNE 8, 1951
THE CANADIAN JEWISH REVIEW
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(Additional Montreal Social Notes on Paget Two and Three)
The engagement of Miss Dorothy Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen, Wildertonl Avenue, to Gilbert Louis Shohaan, son of Rabbi and Mrs. J. B. Shoham, of Baltimore, Md., was celebrated at a party at the home of Mrs. S. Thau, of New York, great-aunt of the bride-elect. Fitcy Quests, rrlern-bers of the immediate family, were present, with Rabbi and Mrs. Shoham, parents of the groom-elect, of Baltimore; and1 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen, parents of the bride-elect. Roses and carnations were used to decorate. The marriage takes place on> January 8, at Young Israel Synagogue.
Mrs. J. L. Pearl, Willowdale Avenue, and Mrs. David Gilbert, Cote St. Luc Road, were hostesses at a
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tea, with thirty-three gueBts, at Leone's, for their niece, Mise Miriam Shapiro, Vani Horne Avenue, whose marriage to Irving Feld-gaier, Birnam Avenue, takes place on June 24, at Ritz Carlton Hotel. The table adornment was mixed spring flowers. The honouree was presented with crystal stemware. Mrs. Pearl received in a navy-blue crepe dress, with white pique trimming, and a corsage of sweet peas; and Mrs. Gilbert wore a two-piece navy blue crepe dress, trimmed with white pique, and corsage of sweet peas. Miss Shapiro, the bride-elect, wore a navy-blue suit, the jacket designed in white pyrn strip, with a navy-blue skirt, white straw picture hat, trimmed with navy-blue velvet ribbon, and a corsage of white carnations. Mrs. H. Shapiro, mother of the bride-elect, wore a two piece navy-blue suit, with a white straw hat. Mrs. M. Feldgaier, mother of the groom-elect, wore a silk print dress, with a white straw hat.
Miss Esther Appel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Appel, St. Urbain Street, whose marriage to Eddy Laohman, son of Mr. amdj Mrs. V. Lachman, Mountain Sights Avenue, takes place on June 17, at Young Israel Synagogue, was entertained at a linen shower at the Bucharest, by: Mrs. Lachmaro, mother of the groom-elect; and Mrs. I. Climan, Trans Island Avenue. Mrs. Lachman wore a navy-blue crepe dress, having a high, neckline and pointed collar, with satin trimming otm the dress, and a slim skirt; also a navy-blue straw bat, and corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Climan wore a taupe crepe dress, cut with a high neckline, and slim skirt; also a white straw hat, and) corsage of Talisman roses. Mrs. Appel, mother of the bride-elect, wore a navy-blue crepe dress, designed with high .neckline and slim skirt, with pearl bead accessories, a white straw bat, and corsage of pink roses. Miss Appel, the bride-elect, wore a navy-blue crepe dress, having a white collar, crocheted with navy-blue, with long sleeves, and a slim skirt; also a white straw bat, trimmed with blue velvet; and a corsage of gardenias. Roses, tulips, and snapdragons were combined for the table centrepiece. About one hundred and sixty-five guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baserman, Wiseman Avenue, celebrated their twenty-fifth anniversary at a surprise party and presentation of sterling silver, given by their children, Miss Mitzi Baserman and Mr. and Mrs. Sol. BuKz, Wiseman
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Avenue. There was a table centrepiece of roses, carnations, gladioli, and sweet peas, and music was played. Mrs.. Baserman wore a beaded black crepe evening gown, with a corsage of orohilds. Mtb. Bultz wore an evening1 dress of white satin and lace, and had a wristlet of red roses. Miss Mitzi Baserman wore a pale blue gown of net and satin, and an orchid corsage. Present were: Claude Martin Bultz, grandson; Mr. and Mrs. M. Marcus and son, Robert; Mr, and Mrs. N. Chayne, and son, Arnold; Mr. and Mrs. A. Stanfield, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rocklin, Mr. and Mrs. I. Rocklin, Mr. and Mrs. B. Rocklin, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rocklin and daug-ter, Miss Phyllis Rocklin; Mr. and Mrs. M. Baserman and daughter, Miss Lily Baserman, and son, Abe Baserman; Mr. and Mrs. S. Baser-man and son, Harold, and daughters, Misses Anita and Miriam Baserman; Mr. and Mrs. H. Wiener; S. Bultz, Mr. and Mrs. I. Levine, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bergman, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kastner, Mr. and Mrs. B. Stein, Mr. and Mrs. B. Labkov, Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. N. Ricbter, Mr. and Mrs>. H. Woods; S. Horn and Sam. Smith. Mrs. J. Silverman and Mrs. N. Miller, of Long Island, N.Y., were also present.
Miss Evelyn Karovitch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Karovitch, Henri Juliem Street, fiancee of Saul Pinchuk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pinchuk, Waverley Street, whose marriage takes place on> November 11, at Ohevra Kadisha Synagogue, was entertained at a linen shower at the Bucharest. Receiving three hundred' guests, were the hostesses, Mesdaanes S. Karovitch, Esplanade Avenue; J. Cooper, St. Urbain Street; amd S. Cooper, St. Urbain Street, all aunts of the bride-elect; Mrs. Morris Pinchuk, Waverley Street, mother of the groom-elect; and Mrs. J. Dubin, Brighton Avenue, sister of the groom-elect. Mrs. Karovitch wore a navy-blue crepe dress, with a matching satin stole, a red and white straw hat, and corsage of red roses; Mrs. J. Cooper, a powder-blue crepe dress, trimmed with lace, with grey accessories, and corsage of white carnations; Mrs. S. Cooper; a navynblue dress, trimmed with white, matching straw hat, multi-colored accessories, and corsage of red roses; Mrs. Pinchuk, a navy-blue crepe dress, trimmed with white; with a natural-colored straw hat, and corsage of white carnations; and Mrs, Dubin, a brown printed crepe dress, with matching jacket; natural-colored straw hat and brown accessories; with corsage of Tea roses. Mrs. L. Karovitch, mother of the bride-elect, wore a navy-blue crepe dress, with beading around* the heart-shaped neckline, and on the drapery of the skirt, with a natural-shaded straw hat trimmed with pink roses, navy-blue accessories, and corsage of pink roses. Miss Evelyn Karovitch, the honoree, wore a navy-blue sheer nylon marquisette dress, designed with heart-shaped neckline and full skirt, with a navy-blue and white straw hat, navy-blue accessories, and a white orchid corsage. Gladioli, sweet peas, snapdragons, and irises were comoineo ior the table centrepiece.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. J. Feilen, St. Joseph Boulevard West, announce the engagement of their daughter, Zelda, to Jack Gurman, son of Mr. arid Mrs. M. Gurman, Esplanade Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Boxer, St. Urbain Street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley, to Louis Cherry, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Cherry, Esplanade Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Barnoff, Outre-mont Avenue, announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Rhoda, to Julius Strolovitch, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Strolovitch, Casgrain Street; the wedding to take place in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Goldsmith, Girouard Avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Eleanor, to Leon Jourard, of Belleville, Omt., son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jourard, of Toronto, Ont,; the wedding to take place on September 16, at Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wise, St. Joseph Boulevard West, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to Samuel (Mickey) Smolkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smolkin, Waverley Street; the wedding to take place on March 2, 1952, at Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Gross. Willowdale Avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gloria Helen, to Dr. Harvey Caplan, son of Mrs. Boris Caplan, Maple-wood Avenue, and the late Mr. Caplan; the wedding to take place on September 12, at Beth David Synagogue.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gilbert, Cote St. Luc Road, announce the engagement of their niece, Miss Charlotte Landin, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landin, of New York, to Mac Moyse, goo of Mrs. B. Moyse, Esplanade Avenue, and the late M. Moyee,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Sled-
man, of Los Angeles, Calif., announce the engagement of their only daughter, Marilyn Gertrude, to Manuel Bernard Greenberg, only son of Mr.s and Mrs. Joseph H. Greenberg, Van Horne Avenue; the wedding to take place on September 9, in Los Angeles. Miss Stedman attended Los Angeles City College and Mr. Greenberg attended the University of California at Los Angeles.
RARE ITEMS ARE AT MUSEUM IN N. Y.
The fourbh anniversary of the founding of the Jewish Museum of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America was celebrated with the opening of a special loan exhibition of Jewish ceremonial objects and works of art from the private collections of Michael M. Zagayski, of New York. The ritualistic items placed om display for the first time anywhere are among the rarest and oldest in existence. The anniversary exhibition! features selected works by such famous artists as Marc Chagall, Camille Pisarro, and the sculptor, Jacques Lipchitz, including the first public presentation of the canvasses of the Polish painter, Maurice Gottlieb, and eleven original Rembrandt etchings of Biblical scenes.
All of the art objects from the Zagayski collections will remain on view at the Museum until early August. The Jewish Museum is located at 1109 Fifth Avenue in the former home of Mrs. Felix M. Warburg, who presented the building to the Seminary im the winter of 1944. It was formally opened on May 7, 1947, and since then has pioneered in the presentation of
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new Jewish artists bo the public. Its many permanent collections of priceless Jewish art treasures and historical objects have made it the foremost museum of its kind in the country. Significant among the current exhibitions is the letter written by George Washington to the Hebrew Congregation at Newport, Rhode Island, on August 17, 1790, on indefinite loan from its owner, Morris Morgenstern.
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