As the bridegroom is Scoutmaster of the Jewish School Troop and Hon. Secretary to Baden-Powell Boy Scouts' Association, he wore uniform, as did the best man and ushers.' The Scout Troops and Wolf Cub Packs paraded in force at the Synagogue.
The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Captain H. Rand-bye, looked charming in a handsome gown of brocaded silver lace made by the Salon Bella, with panels of tulle embroidered in silver, looped with circles of orange blossom. The long veil, embroidered with silk, was held in place with a wreath of orange blossom and the bridal bouquet was composed of white roses and carnations. The maid of honour, Miss Clara Spielman, wore peach-coloured silk with a tunic georgette, with a piquant mushroom hat to match, and carried pink carnations. The bridesmaids, the Misses Mary Spielman, Tana Grekoff and Sipa Naer wore similar frocks w.ta overdresses of peach georgette, with silver wreaths for their hair, and carried small baskets of pink carnations. The bride's mother was gowned in grey satin and georgette cmbroidered in silk, and wore a hat of grey velvet and satin The best man was Mr. F. Schmuser, assistant Scoutmaster and the ushers,. Messrs. McCann and P. Kwok, were also assistant scoutmasters. A very pleasant reception, attended by many -friends, was held at 97 Range Road after the ceremony, where the toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. F. C. Millington, the Scout Commissioner. The house was tastefully decorated and the numerous presents artistically displayed. Among the beautiful gifts were noted a mantel clock from. the scoutmasters, engraved Presented to Scoutmaster Noel S. Jacobs by his brother Scoutmasters on the occasion of his wedding" and a useful canteen set, also suitably engraved, was presented by the Scout-Councillors of the Baden-Powell Association.. The bride
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