Friday, June 28, 1957 -- THE DETROIT JEWI S H NEW S-1 8
Estelle Hyams Wed
to Simson Sendler
MRS. SIMSON SENDLER
Estelle Sue Hyams, daughter
of Mrs. Lewis G. Hyams and
the late Mr.' Hyams, and Simson
Sendler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Israel Sendler, of Flint, Mich.,
were united in marriage on
June 16th, at Adas Shalom
Synagogue, Rabbi Jacob E.
Segal officiating.
Charlotte May Hyams as the
only attendant for her sister,
who chose a Parisian classic-
Type gown with bodice of
Chantilly lace and a sweetheart
scalloped neckline and baby doll
sleeves.
The skirt of nylon chiffon was
full and of waltz-length. Her
pert headpiece of studded pearls
caught in a fingertip veil of
clear tulle, and her bouquet
consisted of white rosebuds and
stephanotis atop a mother-of-
pearl prayerbook.
Carl Meyers, of Flint, was the
bridegroom's best man.
marriag es
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ROBINSON-MAAS. In an aft-
ernoon ceremony June 16 in the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel, Janet
Ellen Maas was joined in mar-
riage by Rabbi David A. Bay-
linson to Dr. Howard D. Rob-
inson.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Royal Shelton Maas and
the late Mr. Maas. Dr. Robin-
son's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Robinson.
For her wedding, the bride
chose a princess line gown with
sabrina neckline and short
sleeves of hand-corded duchess
lace and highlighted by a chapel
train. Her fitted cap of tiny
pleated silk illusion was out-
lined in matching lace, and held
in place her fingertip veil of
white silk illusion.
Chari Robinson was maid of
honor, and Robert Blumenthal
of Hempstead, N. Y., was best
man. Serving as ushers were
Dr. Conrad Giles and Dr. Har-
old Katzman.
Mrs. Robinson is a graduate
of the Kingswood School. The
bridegroom graduated from the
University of Michigan medical
school.
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COOPER-SUTKIN. Mr. and
Mrs. Murray J. Sutkin, of
Bloomfield Hills, announce the
marriage on June 15 of their
daughter, Aileen S., to Donald
R. Cooper, son of Mrs. Irving
Kramer, of W. Outer Dr., and
Mr. Lester Cooper, of Forest
Hills, N. Y.
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ZEFF - HELLER. In a cere-
mony June 16, Nathalie Mari-
lynn Heller, daughter of Mrs.
Samuel E. Heller and the late
Mr. Heller, became the bride of
Dr. David Zeff, son- of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Zeff.
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RESNICK-GANTZ. Dr. and
Mrs. Irwin I. Gantz announce
the marriage on June 9 of their
daughter, Jacqueline Laura,
David Henry Resnick.
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C•HEN-REDER. In a cere-
mony June 23, at Bel-Aire Ter-
race, Shirley Reder, daUghter
of Mrs. Sophia Reder, became
the bride of Lawrence Seldon
Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Cohen, • of Meyers Rd.
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka offi-
ciated.
* * *
KRESNER-LEVITT. In the
presence of the immediate
families on June 23, Ann Levitt
was united in marriage to Al-
bert Kresner, of Chicago. Rabbi
Joshua S. Sperka performed
the ceremony at the home of
the bride's aunt, Mrs. Philip
Goldman, of Kentucky Ave.
* * *
LEVENBERG-SHAPIRO,
Beatrice Shapiro and Morton
Levenberg repeated marital
vows on June 22 at a ceremony
performed in the study of Rabbi
Joshua S. Sperka, in the pres-
ence of the immediate families.
The couple left on a Florida
honeymoon.
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JACOB H. SCHIFF LODGE,
of Lansing, Mich., has been pre-
sented the Sidney G. Kusworm
Award for outstanding commu-
nity services during the past
year. The lodge was one of 13
Bnai Brith organizations to win
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Foundation summer grant to
do research on Federal-States
relations. He will conduct his
summer's research activities in
Virginia, New Hampshire and
Colorado.
Tributes to Sommerstein
NEW YORK (JTA) — A
memorial meeting honoring the
late Dr. Emil Sommerstein, for-
mer member of the Polish Par-
liament and leader of the Zion-
ist movement in pre-Nazi Po-
MISS BERNICE MIRSKY
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mirsky, tute. Dr. Sommerstein died here
of Windsor, Ont., have an- last month.
nounced the engagement of
their daughter, Bernice, to Dr.
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Slate Fourth of July
Plans at Stevensville
A weekend of parties, picnics
and star Broadway entertain-
ment is being planned by Ste-
vensville Lake Hotel, Swan
Lake, N.Y. to celebrate the
Fourth of July.
Among the "name" attrac-
tions who will appear at the
popular resort are Al Bernie,
Alan and DeWood, Jo Ann
Florio, the Three Dukes, Allen
and Sheldon and Joey Bishop.
Cocktail parties and sports
activities will round out the
weekend plans, according to
Harry Dinnerstein, host at Ste-
vensville, who reports the re-
sort is on its way to a record
season.
is Lodge president, and Louis
B. Steadman is community
service chairman.
* * *
COHEN FAMILY CLUB is
planning a barbeque at 3 p.m.,
July 7, in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Miller, of 18339
MacArthur. For reservations,
call Dorothy Moss or Hilda
Cohen.
* * *
W. B. DONER, local advertis-
ing executive, was elected presi-
dent of the Michigan Chapter,
Only about three per cent of
National Multiple Sclerosis So-
ciety, at its annual meeting this. the adult population of the
month. Also voted into office United States is naturally red-
headed.
as second vice-president was
Detroit attorney JAMES I.
ELLMANN.
10 Mile Center Slates
Teen-Tween Trips
Plans have been announced
by the 10 Mile Branch of the
Jewish Community Center for
the first two weeks of its Teen-
Tween summer trip program,
which begins on Monday.
Among the places to be vis-
ited are Pontiac Lake Recrea-
tion Area, Monday; outing at
Kent Lake, Wednesday; an all-
day trip to Kensington Park,
including an hour boat ride on
July 8; and a ball game between
the Tigers and Red Sox at
Briggs Stadium on July 11.
For registration or further
information on these two-week
sessions, call the Center, LI.
7-6161.
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