Friday, January 30, 1948 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Eight i n the Realm of 4.m-al ._..3ociet y Bride of Gerald Davis Audrey Perehikoff, Ted Lepofsky Wed Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perchikoff of Glynn Court announce the marriage at Congregation Bnai David of their daughter Audrey to Ted Lepofsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lepofsky of Calvert avenue. Adele PerchikofT, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, Sally Lepofsky, matron of honor; and Molly Greenberg, Evelyn Eisen- berg, Eleanor Rabinowitz, Belrose Elkowitz and Shirley Garston of Fort Worth, Tex., bridesmaids. Sidney Lepofsky, brother of the groom, was best man. Ushers were Herbert PerchikofT, Harry Eisenberg, Herman Gorman, Lew Sherman and Joe Clinton. After a honeymoon fn New York, the couple are residing in their home at 9248 Buena Vista avenue west. English Bride-to-Ile Elaine Phillips Feted at Pre-Nuptial Affairs Elaine Betty Phillips, whose marriage to Morris Newman will tali ,. place Sunday, was enter- tained at pre-nuptial affairs by the following: Mesdames William Shapiro, Julius Simon, M. Direnfeld, I. E. Goodman, David Lieberwitz, Sam Simon, Sam Gerendasy, Ben Franklin and Al Selesnick. en an extended visit in Hol- lywoOd, Fla., are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levitt. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lapides of Broadstreet boulevard re- turned this week from New York City. Mr. and Mrs. harry Davidoff of Woodingham drive had as their guests Mrs. Herman Stein- berg of Bridgeton, N. J., and Mrs. Sam Goldstein of Wilming- ton, Del. Mrs. Oscar Robinson enter- tained at a luncheon last week In her home on Northlawn ave- nue. Spending the winter in Mi- ami Beach are Mr. and Mrs. David Sidder of Chicago boule- vard west. Mrs. Donald I.ane is on a month's visit in Tucson, Ariz. Dr. and Mrs. Louis A. Schwartz will give a cocktail party Feb. 7 at the Great Lakes Club. 111111=idrl BETTY ROSE Announcement is made of the engagement of Betty Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monty Rose of Brighton and London, England, to Seymour Lewis Grossfeld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max S. Grossfeld of Farrand avenue, Highland Park. Miss Rose is the guest of the Charles E. Feinbergs of Boston boulevard. The wedding date has been set for March 9. LEE FIELDS Mrs. Anne Kirman of Elm- hurst avenue has left for Los Angeles, where she will make her home. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Cod- icil will leave Tuesday for New Orleans and the West Indies. and hi, Orchestra A ■ ailable for Dr. and Mrs. Oliver A. Ruby of Woodingham drive had as their guest Mrs. Jaques Bolle of Buenos Aires, Argentina. 'Weddings Banquets The nuptials of Suzanne Joyce Boesky and Gerald Davis Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eng- were solemnized Tuesday in the Crystal ballroom of the Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colman formerly of Seward avenue are gass were hosts to a group of Book Cadillac. friends at dinner. The bride, daughter of the William Boeskys of Wildemere making their home at 19736 avenue, wore a gown of lush pale pink satin—period design, Monte Vista avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. New- Spanish influence—which was heavily embroidered with beads on man will leave Feb. 7 for Holly- the bodice. The full skirt was worn over a hoop and 'side pan- wood, Fla. , niers, and the court train, which was five and a half yards long, TY. 7-5594 Spending the winter in Miami Beach are Mrs. Harry Thomas and daughters. MRS. GERALD DAVIS swept from her shoulders. The dress had an off-the-shoulder Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Bloch neckline. A finger-tip veil of matching silk tulle was held in and daughter Nancy of Muirland place by a high Spanish mantilla of heirloom rosepoint lace. avenue have left for a three- Matron of honor was Mrs. Charles Lippitt, sister of the groom, months' sojourn in Miami Beach. and bridesmaids were Rhoda Fisher, Elaine Fishel, Lenore Leff, Mrs. Eugene Sloan and Annie Smith. Visiting in New York are Dr. The groom, son of Lawrence Davis of Indiana avenue, was and Mrs. Barnett Malbin. attended by his brother-in-law, Charles Lippitt, as best man. Ushers were Daniel Braude, Eugene Sloan, Stanford Freedman, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gerson are Jerry Gordon and Buddy Gottlob. back from a vacation in Ha- Following the ceremony, a dinner was held for 400 guests in the vana and Hollywood, Fla. Grand ballroom. 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