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Schlaer�TomarkJn
The marriage of Miss Ethel Tomarkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Tomarkin, to Isidore Schlaer, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Schlaer, was solemnized Tuesday, June 5, at Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue. Rabbi Abramowitz officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a white ivory satin gown with long tight sleeves of tulle and trimme<} with tulle and pearls. Her veil of net was held in cap effect with knots of orange blossoms on either side, and she earned roses and lilies-of-the-valley. The matron-of-honour, Mrs. Saul Tomarkin, sister-in-law of the bride, wore a white satin dress trimmed with American beauty velvet, with a hat to match. She carried red roses with a shower of lilies-of-the-valley. Michael Schlaer, brother of the groom, was best man. Bridesmaids were Misses Jean Tomarkin, sister of the bride, in mauve crepe dress trimmed with French lace and flower at the shoulder; Anna Fagen, mauve Elizabeth crepe in petal style; Clare Kashtan, period gown with pale pink satin bodice and skirt of lace trimmed with lavender French flowers, and Anna Margolese, bouffant dress with bodice of shell pink satin and ruffled skirt of georgette, They all wore mohair hats with shoes to match and carried Ophelia roses. The ushers were Eddie Cossman, Sam Litwin, Manuel Mendel and Joe Tomarkin. Bernice Mauer, train-bearer, wore a green georgette pleated frock over pink silk, with an old-fashioned hat to match. Mrs. Tomarkin, mother of the bride, was in black over a mauve slip, trimmed with a diamond buckle, Mrs. Schlaer, mother of the groom, wore a black lace dress edged with gold. They both also wore corsages of American beauties. A reception was held for 200 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Schlaer left on a motor trip through the New England States as far
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Fran kel�Ram
Miss Sara Ram, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Ram, was married to Marvin Frankel, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Frankel, of Stanford, Conn.,  at noon Sunday, June 3.
L axer-Ku ftelmasa
The marriage of Miss B^tty Kugel-mass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Kugeimass, to Max J. Laxer, son of Mrs. R. Laxer and the late H. Laxer, was solemnired Sunday, June 5, at Annex Academy. Rabbis Rosenberg and Flax officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a white satin bouffant dress trimmed with Chantilly lace. Her veil of silfc act in cap effcct was edged with ChantUly lace and caught on either side with orange blossoms. White roses and lilies-of-the-valley were her flowers.
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The maki-of-honour, Misi Freda Nadler, wore green georgette and gold brocade, in bouf|ant style and a green hat to match. She carried American Beauty ro�a. Harry Motel was best man. The bride�maidi were Mi� Shirley Kugeimass, tister of the bride, wearing mauve taffeta; Miss Fay Motelt mauve taffeta, bouffant style; Miss Ann Groes-ner, pink georgette; and Miss Dora Laxer, powder blue taffeta, made in, petal style. TJiey all carried American Beauties, Ushers were Moe Elenbogen, Max Helfield, Dr. Abe Steinberg and Carl Storfer. Douglas Kugeimass, brother of the bride, the page boy, wore a tuxedo. Mrs. Kugelmass, mother of the bride, wore a beige Chantilly lace dress and Mrs. Laxer, mother of the groom, black georgette trimmed with jjjrey lace; both with corsages of Amencan Beauties. Mrs. M. Weaker, sister of the bride^ wore a bouffant dress in two shades of pink. Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Laxer, of Toronto, attended the ^room. Mrs. A. Levison, of Philadelphia, was there. Mrs. S. Moeel, sister of the groom, wore a navy blue georgette dresa trimmed with rose cut velvet. A dinner and reception was held for 400 guefita. Mr. and Mrs, Laxer are motoring to Saratoga Springs,. New York, Atlantic City and Philadelphia for their honeymoon. They will live at 2541a Hutchison Street.
B1 oomttein-Ru dcxlkoff
The marriage of Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rudnikoff, to Lou Bloomstein, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bloomstein, of London, England, was solemnized Tuesday, May 29, at the Mount Royal Hotel, Salons C, D, and E, Rev. Dr. H. Abramowitz officiating. TJie bride, who waa given away by her father, wore a period gown with bodice of white Chantilly lace, and ruffled
skirt of tulle, with a laree bow of satin ribbon at the waist. Her veil of net was arranged with a cap of pearls. Her flowers were Ophelia roses and Lilies-of-the-valley. The matron-of-honour, Mrs. H. Stotland, sister of the bride, wore a pale green georgette dress trimmed with ecru lace and carried Ophelia roses. H. Stotland was best maa. Bridesmaids were Misses Flip Sitverman, wearing green taffeta, in period style, trimmed with pink gardenia*; Bella Levine, period dress of orchid taffeta trimmed with tulle; and Jessie Rodnikoff, pink georgette trimmed with beads, and a large pink flpwer at the shoulder. They carried shade sweet peas in fan shape, groomsmen were Al Cohen, Morton and Sol Eaken. Mrs. J.
[ndnikoff, mother of the bride, wore bUck seqoias, Mrs. H. Goldsaider, of New YorH aunt of the groom, wore a white georgette, dress trimmed with seq&inB and beads, Mrs, M. Brpwman, moot of the bride, wore bUck vervet; all with ffm+fi?* pf Ameripfta ^Mfftifs.
tion was hejd for 100 ruests. those frosv o�t of town being Mr. and Mrs, H. GoUsAkkr. and C. Goldberg, of New York. Mr and Mrrn. Lou QlnnsMUin, who sailed Wedaesday, May 30, o. bomrd the Mefftatk for Usxkm, will also visit Monte Carlo, sad fruit,
A. Lubin, was solemnised Thursday, Tune 7, at the Carmen Sylva. Rabbi Levinsky officiated. The bride, wbo was given away by her brother-in-law, Joe Capilpvitch, wore a white georgette dress in bouffant style with a lace yoke and long lace sleeves trimmed with si^k dowers. She wore silver shoes with rhinestooe buckles. Her veil of silk net in cap effect was trimmed with lace and orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of white and pink roses. The maid-ol-honour, Miss Mary Schwartz, sister of the bride, was in yellow georgette in bouffant style trimmed with a large taffeta bow. Her hat was of yellow tulle and she also wore gold shoes and carried a bououet of pink and white roses. Louis Labovitch, of Toronto, was best man. The two flower girls, Ruth Capilovitcfa and Ruth Aronovitch, wore pink georgette frocks and carried baskets of rose petals. Mrs. Schwartz, mother of the bride, was in silver erey georgette trimmed with silver silk lace, with hat to match, and corsage of pink and white roses. Mrs. Lubin, mother of the groom, wore a navy bloe georgette dress trimmed with mauve flowers, and hat to match and a corsage of pink and white roses. Mrs. J. S. Capilovitch, sister of the bride, wore a black georgette dress over a silver slip, trimmed with French flpwers, a black lace hat and a corsage of pink aad white roses. Tillie Lubin, sister of the groom, was in pink georgette. A dinner and reception was held for 100 guest*. Mr. and Mrs. George Lubin will spend their honeymoon in ibe Laurentians and will Hve at 5498 Caagrain Avenue.
Hill-Ch�intz
The marriage of Miss Dora Cheintz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A Cheifiti, to Abraham Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hiknberg, of Palestine, was solemn^ Sunday, June 3, at the home of IK bride's parents, 5307 Esplanade Avecue, Rabbi E^romovitch officiating. The bride, who was given away by btf father, wore a salmon georgette dre* trimmed with lace, and a *hite tuJe scarf on her hair. She carried a bouqaet of roses with shower of hhes-oMMJ valley. Mrs, I~ Cheifitz, honour, was in a rosewood dress trimmed with black. 1 was best man. A dinner and was held for sixty guests.
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