THE  CANADIAN JEWISH  REVIEW
TORONTO MEETINQS
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Mariam Chapter closing meeting and first anniversary celebration took place with Mrs. 0. Rosen-feld, vice-chairman, presiding. In the absence of the president, lira. N. Spring. The table was adorned with an arrangement of pink and red rosea and white carnations; and a large anniversary cake. Mrs. A. Applebaum lit the first candle for the ceremony commemorating the first anniversary; and each member. In turn, tit a candle, thereby donating money to Hadasaah. Mrs. B. Charloff and Mrs. R. Cole lit candles on behalf of the group, also donating money. Meadamea N. Spring, president; M. Roth, minutes secretary; and B. Savein, the daughter of the treasurer, Mrs. G. Lehrer; all were presented with gifts in ap-
Sreciation of the year's work, y Mrs. A. Applebaum who also accepted the gift for Mrs. Spring in her absence. The members were
Shotographed for the Hadassah Reporter. Mrs. G. Lehrer and Mrs. A. Applebaum were the conveners. Mrs, Lehrer -gave - a financial report. Three hundred dollars was donated to Youth Ali-yah. Mesdames A. Applebaum and D. Silverstein are the conveners for the annual bazaar to be held October 25, at the Canadian
APPROACHING MARRIAGES
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Salsberg, 62 Highland Hill, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Prancine Salsberg, to Henry Ritchie, son of Mrs. Sarah Ritchie, 2515 Bathurst Street, and the late Abraham 0. Ritchie, to take place on Tuesday, July 21, at half-past five o'clock, at Adath Israel Synagogue, with Rabbi Erwin Schild officiating, assisted by Rabbi David Monson.
MARRIAGES
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National Exhibition grounds. For a tea at the summer home of Mrs. S. Wortaman, in Jackson's Point, Ont., on August 4, the convener is Mrs. D. Silverstein. Everyone welcome.
�    PIONEER WOMEN    �
Club Masada closing banquet, at the Barclay Hotel, saw these officers installed: Mesdames R. Zweig, chairman; S. Bellan, B. Estrin, S. Gllnert, B. Bacher, I. Warsh, A. Diamond, E. Ross, S. JUrken, J. Marin, K. Kates,. L. Wise,iL "ScHeTn, M. ManoV, H7~ Covent, V. Stone, L. Wetstein, H. Borlak, A. Gould, B. Lipton, H. Shendleman, S. Weinberg, I. Hennick, L. Starkman, W. Rovan, S. Resnick. 3. Goldman, I. Pus-til, M. Goldner. Mrs. S. Mosko-witz, out-going chairman, gave the annual report and made a presentation to Mrs. H. Shendleman as "Woman of the Year".
The marriage of Miss Marlene Carol Gang, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Gang, 135 Palm Drive, to^Ialcolm Frederick Fein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent, was solemnized at Beth Tzedec Synagogue, on Sunday, June 7. at half-past five o'clock, by Rabbi S. E. Rosenberg and Rabbi D. Monson, assisted by Cantor J. Cooper. The bride was given in marriage by her parents. Her gown was of white, silk organza and Chantilly lace. It was made with a lace, criss-cross bodice, caught at the waist with embruhlery of s&fc-
fiearl-beads; a sweetheart neck-ine embroidered with matching beads; short sleeves edged with seed-pearl-beads; and a full bouffant skirt of layers of organza with a buBtle back ending in a chapel train. Her finger-tip veil of tulle illusion was attached to a tiara of rhinestone and seed-pearl-beads; and she carried a bouquet of white carnations centred with a white orchid. Mrs. Murray Cornblum, sister of the groom, was matron of honour. Her gown of pink silk satin was made with a draped bodice; and a side train, with pink organza roses.
ing into a triangular train, with a corsage of orchids at the waist, and lace cap of matching material. Mrs. Joseph Fein, mother of the groom, was in a champagne-coloured satin gown; with a small head-dress of crushed satin; and a wristlet of pink orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Frederick Fein spent their wedding trip in Mia-, mi Beach, Florida; Cuba; and Mexico City, the bride travelling in a beige linen suit; with a corsage of white orchids. They have taken up residence at 5 Hart-ham Place. Here for the marriage were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiss, of Denver, Colorado; Mrs. Harry Olias and daughter, Elaine, Los Angeles, Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fox and children, Marvin and Donna; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Feben-bom, all of Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sharp, of Windsor, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. M. Lazarus, of Kingston, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. A. Enushevsky, of Guelph, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gang. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gang, ana Mr. and Mrs. Howard Freeman: all of Ardmore, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gang, of Philadelphia, Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gang, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. J. Simkovitx, of Havertown, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sykes, and-Mr.rand Mrs. W. Xee, di Hamilton, Ont; and Mr. and Mrs. L. Hershbn, of Ithaca, N. Yr
SNIDER-GOLDBERG
Goldman, and children, Howard, Bryna, and Marshall; Irving Goldman, and daughter, Peggy; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldman; and L. Harris; all of Buffalo, N. Y. The date of the wedding was the twenty-eighth wedding anniversary of the parents of the bride; ana the sixth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 81-renbaum, brother-in-law and sis-tar of the bride.
BIRTHS
The marriage of Hiss Barbara Goldberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldberg, 102 Brook-view Drive, to Reuben (Roy) Snider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Snider, 232-Viewmount Avenue, waB solemnized at Beth Sho-lom Synagogue, on June 28, at five o'clock, by Rabbi David Monson, assisted by Cantor H. Wahr-man. The bride was given in marriage by her parents. She wore a long gown of white silk bombazine, cut with a fitted bodice; a portrait neckline, edged with tiny pearl-beads; short sleeves; and a full, 'bell-shaped skirt, gathered at the sides and held by large ap-
Bom, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Marmurek (nee Goldie Young), 64 Maxwell Street, on June 9, at Toronto General Hospital, Private Patients' Pavillion. a son. David; brother of Pearl, aged seven years; Howard, four; and Michael, two; grandson of Mrsj Mary Young, 171 Queen Street East: great-grandson of Mrs. Fanny Young, 459 Manning Avenue.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Edelstein (nee Ruth Blumenstein), 876 Brooke Avenue, on July 8, at the Toronto General Hospital, a daughter, Dieena Carol; a sister for Annette, aged eight and one-half years: Barry, five and one-half, and Gayle, twenty-one months"; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blumenstein, 215 Car-michael Avenue, and Mrs. Ida Edelstein, 188 Albany Street, and the late Isaac Edelstein; great-granddaughter of Myer Blumenstein, 101-Howland Avenue.
She had ft tinr* of Thineston^ajouL__pHques of crusted laceand*pearl
beads, sweeping to a ^ult, chapel
#Ben Lappin, of Toronto, Ont, member of the faculty of the Social Work School in that city, was awarded the 1969 Harry L, Lurie Fellowship, it waa announced by Stanley C. Myers, of Miami, chairman of the fellowship award committee. He will receive a grant of $1,600 to enable him to secure his doctorate in social work. His studies will include a project on the development of suburban area councils in metropolitan Toronto. The Harry L. Lurie Fellowships were established through voluntary gifts by friends and colleagues of Mr. Lurie in tribute to his service of almost two decades as executive director of the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds, from which he retired in 1954. He was active in the social work field for over 40 years. The Council is administering the ptogiam. Mr. Lappin is
carried a crescent-shaped bouquet of deep pink roses and pale pink carnations. Mrs. Arthur Segal,.of Los Angeles, Calif., Mrs. Laurie Fein, Misses Pearl Koffman and Arlene Glass, were bridesmaids. Each wore a pink taffeta gown, made with lace bodice, sweetheart neckline, and bouffant harem skirt; also a pink satin tiara, embroidered with pink beads;- and carried cascades of pink roses and carnations. Sharon Sykes and Gail Fein, were junior bridesmaids. Each was dressed in pink, sheer, silk organza, made with a cowl neckline, cape sleeves, and large silk rosea' at the waistline. They had small bouquets of pink roses and pink carnations. Mollie Sue Cornblum, niece of the groom, was flower girl. She wore a long dress of silk pink organza over satin, with a bouffant hooped skirt; also a pink organza and satin bandeau adorned with flowers on velvet bows; and carried a nosegay of pink roses and carnations. Roy Gang, brother of the groom, was best man. The ushers were: Laurie Fein, Marvin Fox, of Detroit, Mich.: Irving Knottman, Lawrence Cohen, Ronald Fein, and Melvin Gang, of Ardmore, Penn. Richard Cornblum, nephew of the groom, was ring-bearer, carrying a white sa--tin and lace cushion with lilies
train, with fly-away panels at the back, also appllqued. Her fingertip veil of silk illusion was held by a crown of tiny pearl-beads. She carried a bible, adorned with a white orchid, and streamers of pink and white stephanotis, which was carried by the matron of honour, Mrs. Samuel Birenbaum, her sister at her wedding. The latter wore a gown of mauve organza over taffeta; styled with a round neck; short sleeves; bodice of Chantilly lace; and skirt, draped to the back, with fly-away panels, and harem effect at the back. She carried a spray of pink rosea; and had a crown of mauve flowers in her hair. The bridesmaids were: Misses Rhoda Bederman and Lorn a Rosen. Each wore identical gowns of turquoise-blue taffeta, fashioned with a round neckline; tiny sleeves; and a harem skirt, With a butterfly bow at the back. Misses Dorothy Goldberg, a cousin of the bride, and Marilyn Mazin; wore matching gowns of yellow, similar in style to those of the other bridesmaids. Each had a petal-shaped hat: and carried sprays of roses; all to match their dresses. The flower girls were: Rhonda Birenbaum, aged three years, a niece of the bride; and Sharri Strean, five, of the gtuum. Rhonda-
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Unger (nee Belle Trager), 3846 Bathurst Street on July 1, at the New Mount Sinai Hospital, a son. Kevin; brother of Arlene, aged four and one-half years; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tra-
St, 3846 Bathurst Street; and of rs. Sarah Unger, 238 Augusta Avenue, and the late Kiva Unger.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Feldman (nee Berna Studnitz), 28 Glenbrook Avenue, on July 7, at the Toronto General Hospital, a daughter, Susan Arlene; sister of Terry Gayle, aged two and one-half ypars: granddaughter of Mrs. Meriam Feldman, 3890 Bathurst Street; and of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Studnitz, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hochberg (nee Helen Altmah), 16 Beanwood Crescent, on June 30, at the New Mount Sinai Hospital, a daughter, Nancy Lynn; sister of Ian David, aged two years; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Altaian, of Ottawa, Ontario: and of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hochberg, 38 Meadowbrook Avenue. \
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Julie Weiss (nee Beatrice Horwitz), 26 Evanston Drive, on July 7, at the New Mount Sinai Hospital, a son, Eric Lowell; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Lois Horwitz, 8 Bolingbrooke Road; and -of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weiss, 24 Ross Street - �
a graduate of McMaster Univer ^sity. at Hamilton, Ont; the ITni
versity of Toronto School of So-cial Work: the Training Bureau for Jewish Communal Service. Before joining the faculty of the Toronto School of Social Work, he had been assistant to the executive vice-president of the United Jewish Welfare Fund of Toronto; executive secretary of the Joint Public Relations Committee of the Canadian Jewish Congress and Bnai Brith; and executive director of the Canadian Jewish Congress, Central Region. Mr. Lappin is married and has three chldren.
of the valley. Arches of pink and white rosea, arranged with greenery, decorated the Synagogue and
hall. Mrs. Abraham Gang, mother of the bride, wore a gown of champagne-coloured satin, with drapery across the hipline, shap-
DEATHS
�     JEWISH PUBLIC     � LIBRARY
In honour of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the death of the great Hebrew poet Hayyim Nachman Bialik, the Jewish Public Library has arranged a Bialik Neshef to be held at the Library auditorium, Markham and Bar-bord Streets, on Monday, July 27, at 8:00 p.m.; open to the public; no admission charge. The guest speaker will be Rabbi Albert Pappenheim, of the Beth David Congregation. Mrs. Ruth Segal, Israeli actress and graduate of the Ohel Theatre, in Tel Aviv, will piesent readings from the works of Bialik. Baruch Segal, Toronto educator, accompanied by Miss Shirli Pasternak, pianist, will lead the audience in a number of Bia-lik's best known and cherished folk songs. Bert Godfrey, president of the Library, will open the program and Julius Marcus will be chairman. Morley J. Pape, treasurer, and Dr. I. FrankeL director, will also participate.
Max Schwartz, 161 Brunswick Avenue, died at the New Mount Sinai Hospital, on June 26, at the age of sixty-six years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jessie Cohen Schwartz; two sons: Eugene, 579 Old Orchard Grove; Herbert, 289 Sandringham Drive; two daughters: Mrs. B. Kogon (Matilda), 141 Delaware Avenue: and Mrs. W. Nash (Helen), of New York; nine grandchildren: Peter and Debra Kogon; Penny and Andrew Nash; Larry, Harvey, and Penny, children ox Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schwartz; Stephen and Linda, children of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schwartz; a great-grandson, Sheldon, son of Mr. and Mrs**Larry Schwartz; three brothers: Joseph, of Elberon, New Jersey; Hyman and Arthur, of New York; four sisters: Mrs. William Hammer (Dorothy), of Mount Vernon, N. Y.; Mrs. M. Rosen-baum (Lillian) and Mrs. S. Bock-man (Sophie), of New York; and Mrs. N. Greek (Rose), of Miami Beach, Florida. Rabbi Bernard Ro-aenaweig officiated at the funeral Interment waa at Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Shiva was at 161 Brunswick Avenue. Mr. Schwarts waa a member of the Pride of Israel Synagogue.
IN MEMORIAM
COLLEGE MEMORIAL CHAPEL
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SHERMAN: In loving memory of dearly beloved sons and brothers, who passed away on 14 Tarn-mux 1968; and on 17 Taramus, 1950. Ever-remembered by their mother; and sister, Edith, and three brother*, John, George, and Lewis.
-a cousin or tne gtwm. wore a dress of apricot-coloured nylon, with an overslrirt of nylon net; and a sash. Sharri wore an identical dress in yellow. Each had a bandeau of white flowers and carried a basket of rose petals. The best man was Martin Lederman. The ushers were: Dr. Samuel Birenbaum, brother-in-law of the bride; Gerald Goldberg, ~ a cousin of the bride; Edward Izen, Isadore Smith, Montague Bradley, and Larry Cohen. The Synagogue was decorated with standards of pink and white chrysanthemums and carnations; and the aisle was ribboned with similar flowers. The wedding music was supplied by BOI Snlderman and his orchestra. Mrs. Goldberg, mother of the bride, wore a gown of deep-rose-coloured silk, woven with a pattern of silver-coloured orchids. It was fashioned with a square neckline: wide shoulder straps; and a full, harem skirt Her hat matched it Mrs. Snider, mother of the groom, wore royal-blue chiffon, with a square neckline; sheath skirt; and chiffon draped from the bodice to the hemline at the back; and a matching hat Each had a mauve orchid. corsage. Mr. and Mra, Ren-ben Snider are spending their honeymoon at the Nevele Country Club, in Ellenville, N. Y., and in New York. The bride travelled in a beige shantung sheath, made with a high neckline and puffed sleeves of organza; and a nad a white hat They will reside at 939 Wilson Avenue. Here for the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Norman Serabin and children, Gail, Robert and Joanne, of Cleveland, Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Rosen and daughter, Grace, of Brooklyn. N. Y.: Mrs. Gertie Selser and Mra. Florence Selser, of Troy, N. Y.; Mr*. Esther Marks, of Detroit, Mich-; Mr. and Mra. Joseph Mayer, of Yonkera, N. Y.: Mr. and Mra. William Brown, of Paines-ville, Ohio; Mr. and Mra. Mel Sorfer, of Windsor, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sheff, of Montreal, One.; Mr. and Mrs. M. Levy, of London, Ont; Mr. and Mra. Joseph Shapiro, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lawman, Mia* Yetta Mr. and Mra. Philip
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bloomberg (nee Mollie Shuman), 1 Camborne Avenue, on July 6, at New Mount Sinai Hospital, a daughter, Deborah Maria; sister of Elaine, aged twenty-three months; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Shuman, 117 Wembley Road; and of Mr. and Mrs. Max Bloomberg, 189 Rush-ton   Rnad;  great-granddaughter
of Samuel Levine, 26 Euclid Avenue.
�Born, to�Mr�and Mrs, Shirp, Swartz (nee Shirley Niman), 42 Saranac Boulevard, on July 6, at the New Mount Sinai Hospital, a son, Mark; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Swartz, 177 Markham Street; and-of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Niman, 49 Riddle Avenue; great-grandson of Mr. and Mra. Moses Hiber, 478 Ridelle Avenue.
Born, to Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Hel-len (nee Molly Weinstock), 83 Palm Drive, on June 23, at New Mount Sinai Hospital, a daughter, Laura Susan; sister of Carol, aged seven years; and Warren, four; granddaughter of Mr. ana Mrs. Morris Hellen, 125 Atlas Avenue; and of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weinstock, 808 St Clair Avenue West
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