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38 The GAZETTE, Montreal, Thursday, May 29, 1980 Luncheon honors fashion director Weiner 4 "I ministration from Sir Sand-ford Fleming College in Peterborough, Ont. Mr. Bierk studied at the California College of Arts and Crafts and received his master of arts degree from Humboldt State College, Areata, Calif. He is founder-director of Art-space, a non-profit art centre in Peterborough. Following their wedding trip they will take up residence in Peterborough.

i 5 i 0 i i I Jit I i i The 24th annual Country Homes tour, sponsored by the St. James's Church Women, Hudson Heights, will be held Thursday, June 5, from 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Six houses will be on view. Lunch (in three sittings) will be served in the St.

James's church hall and in the hall of St Mary's Church, Como. There will be an exhibition and sale of paintings by the Hudson Artists Group. Tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs. Wilfrid Ham-son, 4584200 or Mrs. David Clayton, 458-4932.

''SS By E. J. GORDON Special to The Gazette "There was such a demand for tickets," said a commit-' tee member of the Women's Division of State of Israel Bonds, for the luncheon honoring Mrs. Carolyn Wiener, fashion director of Holt Renfrew, "that in order to accommodate the head table we had to do away with the fashion runway." More than 325 women filled the Oval Room of the Ritz-Carlton Tuesday to pay tribute to Mrs. Wiener and to see the presentation of designer Andre Laug's fall and winter collection.

Mrs. Wiener is the first recipient of Israel Bonds' award to an outstanding woman in her chosen field. Mr. Laug, whose headquarters are in Rome, had come to Montreal from Texas and said that to him Texans and Italians bad many characteristics in common. Tables were centred with paper bond certificates tucked into cardboard bricks, with the slogan 'State of Israel Bonds Good as Among those seated at the head table were the guest of honor who wore an Andre Laug model of dove grey crepe with collar and cuffs of white organdy; Mr.

Laug, Mrs. Samuel Bronfman, OBE, wearing for the occasion an Andre Laug ensemble of persimmon wool with a blouse of matching patterned satin; Mrs. Bernard Lande, luncheon chairman; Holt Renfrew president, Leonard Shavick; Mrs. Zvi Caspi, wife of the Israeli Consul-General; Norman Spector, chairman, Montreal Israel Bond organization; Mrs. Elza Cypis, women's division, and Mrs.

Erika Hecht, chairman, Career Women. Enjoying the lunch of gaz-pacho, broiled salmon, and maple syrup souffle were Mrs. Stanley Vineberg, Mrs. Benjamin Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Bronfman, Mrs. Arthur Pascal, Mrs. Jack Reitman and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jeremy Reitman; Mrs. Charles Bronfman, Mrs.

Louis Dorsey and Mrs. Alfred Miller. 4 ii'w I Mr. and Mrs. R.

Fraser Elliott, president of the Art Gallery of Ontario, and Mrs. Elliott, and Mr. William Withrow, the gallery's director, and Mrs. Withrow, were hosts at a dinner held recently in the gallery for the gallery's College of Founders individuals who have donated $25,000 or the equivalent in works of art to the Gazette, Ame Qlassbourg Gazette, Richard Aiiess Jr. Mrs.

Bronfman, left, Mrs. Lande, Mrs. Weiner, Andre Laug Christian Deslauriers, left, Mr and Mrs. Aloysio Gomide Mrs. Jaquet said, "We have such marvellous native flowers and in recent exhibitions in Ghent and Bonn have won prizes for our display but with a distance of 19,000 miles for them to travel here the flowers chosen were ones that would survive the journey.

The proteas, that are on view, have such large heads that their stems have to be wired." Nash, a former Torontonian who's busy house-hunting before being joined by his family. Others sipping drinks in the mahogany-panelled salon were Brazilian Vice-Consuls, Mariana de Silva and Maria Nahu; Dr. Alberto De Leon and Mrs. De Leon, Panamanian Consul-General Mrs. Juana Calvo, Guatemalan vice-consul; Venezuelan Con-sul-General Luis Bellorin, and Mrs.

Bellorin and the South African Consul, Andre Jaquet, and Mrs. Jaquet. Speaking of the South African exhibit at the Floralies Applauding the couturier models were Mrs. Joel Salo-' mon, Mrs. Bernard Bloom-field, Mrs.

Maurice Schouela, Mrs. Anita Sager, Mrs. Jacques David, Mr. Philip Vineberg, Mrs. Alvin Walker, Mrs.

Arthur Ruddy, Mrs. Leonard Shavick and Mrs. Jack Hausner and Mrs. Lawrence Lande. The Consul-General of Brazil and Mrs.

Aloysio Gomide gave a reception Monday at the Mount Stephen Club in honor of the Floralies Internationales. Mrs. Go borough, Ont. will act as best man for Mr. Bierk and the ushers will be John and Ion Aimers, brothers of the bride, and Sebastien Bierk, son of the bridegroom.

A luncheon will follow the ceremony and among the guests will be the bride's grandmother Mrs. Ferdinand L. Mayer, of Bennington. Miss Aimers attended The Study School, was graduated cum laude from the Emma Willard School, Troy, N.Y., received her bachelor of arts degree from Queen's University and a diploma in Arts ad mide received with her husband, wearing a gown of black crepe patterned with white flowers. Among the guests were Christian Deslauriers, of Quebec's department of protocol; Chechoslovakian Vice-Consul, Bedrich Srnec, who is charmed with the delights of Montreal; the Consul-Gen-eral of Peru, Luis Mendivil, who said that his country will participate in this year's Man and His World, and Mrs.

Mendivil; Duncan Campbell, the Consul-General of Portugal and Mrs. Antonio Colaco, Denis Jotcham, and Gordon to David Charles Bierk, son of Mrs. Doris Bierk, of Walnut Creek, which is taking place Saturday, May 31, in the garden of the residence of the bride's parents, 'Swallowbrook', Abercorn, Que. The bride will be attended by Mrs. Thomas Houston, of Toronto, as matron of honor, by her cousins, Josephine and Katharine McKee, of Bennington, Vermont, as bridesmaids, and by the bridegroom's daughter, Heather, as flower-girl.

Denis Tourbin, of Peter The Quebec Minister of Agriculture, Jean Garon; George Firestone, Florida's secretary of state; Doyle Connors, the State's commissioner of agriculture, and Senator Allan Trask, were among those who attended a reception held last week at the Velodrome. Florida's giant palm trees are a feature of the United States exhibit at the Floralies. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Aimers announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth Lovett, FOR BEAUTIFUL WINDOW DECOR, Stem ateffl NOW HAS IT FOR LESS! SERVICE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL FOB CUSTOM-MADE WINDOW TREATMENTS DAY, EVENIK3, AND WEEKEND APPOINTMENTS 735-1661 I I WM I a mm mm jt i.

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