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Albion- Usher Rites
Solemnized at Whittier

MRS. MARTIN J. ALBION

The Whittier Hotel was the
scene of the Sept. 1 wedding of
Judith Rachel Usher, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. William Kay
Usher, of 1206 Balfour Rd.,
Grosse Pointe, and Martin Jo-
seph Albion, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Simpson Albion, of 4590
Pickering, Birmingham. Dr.
Richard C. Hertz officiated.
The bride wore a wedding
gown of embroidered silk or-
gandy, featuring a scooped
neckline and puff sleeves. A
full skirt that fell straight in
front from a basque bodice ex-
tended into a full sweep train.
Her double-tiered veil of illu-
sion was held in place by a shell
cap of embroidered silk or-
gandy, and she carried phae-
lanopsis orchids with stephan-
otis and ivy.

Bonnie Albion was the maid

of honor, and bridesmaids were

Wanda Walgenbach, Deane
Meisner and Mrs. Alan Adelson.
Ira Albion was his brother's
best man, and ushers included
Robert Usher and Charles
Usher, 'the bride's brothers,
Marvin Starman, Sheldon Baum
and Harvey Weiss.

Following a reception at the
Whittier, the couple left for a
honeymoon to Martha's Vine-
, yard and New York City. On
their return, the couple will
take up residence in Ann Arbor.

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And whether you select the
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for a party of 750, or one of
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small as twenty, you may rest
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Our prices are reasonable,
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remember that your wedding
was at the Sheraton-Cadillac.

For information and reservations, call
Herman Schwartz of Woodward 1-8000

SHERATON-CADILLAC
MOTEL

Washington Blvd at Michigan Ave.

Mark Schmidt, General Manager

M arriages

EDELSTEIN-HERMAN. Fol - the bride of Seymour Fryman
lowing a four-month tfip, whici in a ceremony performed be-
will include stopS in Europ e fore the - immediate families in
and Israel, Mr. and Mrs. Ber - the study of Rabbi Joshua S.
nard Stanley Edelstein wil 1 Sperka.
take up residence in Miam i
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Beach.
I BASKIN-MILSTEIN. Arlene
The bride is the former Syl ' Joyce Milstein, daughter of Mr.
via Herman, daughter of Mr • and Mrs. Ben Milstein, and
and Mrs. Harry Herman, of Bernard Seymour Baskin were
Oak Park. Mr. Edelstein is the united in marriage in a cere-
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M . mony performed Sept. 1 by
Edelstein, of North Miami, Fla . Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka and
They were married in a recent Cantor Hyman J. Adler, at
ceremony at the North Shore Zack Catering.
Jewish Center.
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The former Miss Herman
MILLER-ALTER. The mar-
wore a white waltz-length gown riage of Sylvia Alter and Mor-
with a Chantilly lace bodice ris Miller was solemnized on
and a net skirt appliqued in Sept. 1 in the study of Rabbi
lace. Her fingertip veil fell from Joshua S. Sperka, in the
a pearl-trimmed headpiece, and presence of the immediate
she carried a spray of white families. Following a Florida
orchids on a prayerbook.
honeymoon, the couple will
Mrs. Simon Zeldes, the bride's make their home in Chicago.
sister, was her matron of honor,
and Aaron J. Edelstein was his
brother's best man.
The bride attended Wayne
State University. Her husband
attended Dwight Academy, New
York University and the Uni-
versity of Miami.
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KAPETANSKY - RAPAPORT.

Venezuela Miss Wed
to Windsor Doctor

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Rapaport
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Susan Deborah, to Mr.
Larry Kapetansky, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Nathan J. Kapetansky,
of • Bifchcrest Dr.
The wedding took place on
July 21, at Temple Israel. The
ceremony was performed by
Dr. Leon Fram.
The bride wore a white silk
taffeta gown in Empire style,
trimmed with seed pearls and
lace. Her shoulder-:length veil
was held in place by a Juliet
MRS. GEORGE BERNSTEIN
cap.
Mary Rapaport, the bride's
In a double-ring ceremony
sister, was maid of honor. An- solemnized Aug. 18, at Wind-
other sister, Mrs. Henry Glass, sor's Shaar Hashomayim Syna-
and sisters-in-law, Mrs. Don- gogue, Susana Kahan, daughter
ald Kapetansky and Mrs. Fred of Mr. and Mrs. Ghetal Kahan,
Kapetansky, were bridesmaids. of Caracas, Venezuela, and New
D
1 d Kapetansky was his York
ona
City, exchanged marital
brother's best man, and ushers vows with Dr. George Bern-
were his brother, Fred, Alex stein, son of Mrs. Louis Bern-
Solomon and Larry Altman.
stein, of Windsor, and the late
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Mr. Bernstein.
TUTNAUER-WEINGAR.DEN.
Rabbi Samuel Stoilman offi
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Wein-
garden, of Washburn Ave., an- ciated together with Cantor
nounce the marriage of their Moishe Koussevitsky, who came
from New York for the
daughter, Margery, to Morton here
wedding.
Tutnauer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
The bride wore a gardenia
Nat Tutnauer, of Holliswood,
white gown, a Sophia original
Long Island, N.Y.
of French imported Mousseline
The ceremony was held Aug.
25, at Camp Ramah, Conover, de soie. It was highlighted by a
Wis. The newlyweds will re- scoop neckline, outlined in heir-
side in New York City, where loom rose-pointe lace. Her fin-
Mr. Tutnauer is a student at gertip veil of imported silk il-
the Jewish Theological Semi- lusion fell from a crown of seed
nary. Mrs. Tutnauer will attend pearls, and she carried a prayer
book topped with an arrange-
Columbia University.
ment of stephanotis.
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In the bridal party were Mrs.
FRYMAN-BERK. On Aug.
Alexander
Linder, of Caracas,
31, Carole Doreen Berk became

as matron of honor and Andrea
Ferenc as maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Rosalind Pin-
Israel Liner Herzl
cus and Barbara Berry of New
York.
to Cruise Caribbean
Dr. Merton Bernstein was his
The SS Theodor Herzl, newest
luxury passenger liner of the brother's best man, while ush -
Zim Israel Navigation Co. will ers included Harvey Meretsky
be 100 percent air conditioned and Sidney Matthews, of Wind-

when she begins her winter
cruise program to the Caribbean
Dec. 4, it was announced by
Helmuth L. • Wittner, passenger
traffic manager of Zim Lines in
New York.
Wittner has just returned
from a trip to Israel where he
inspected the new liner and
made final arrangements to ex-
tend her aid conditioning sys-
tem to every stateroom and
public area aboard the ship.
Also to be fully air condi-
tioned is the TheOdor Herzl's
sistership, the new SS Jerusa-
lem which is now under con-
struction and scheduled to en-
ter service late this year or
early in 1958, Wittner said.
The Herzl will come to New
York for the first time at the
end of November for a series of

sor. Peter Linder, of Caracas,
was junior usher, and Tommy
Fuerst, of Detroit, was ring
bearer. Seating the guests were
Dr. Arthur Lampe, Carl Zalev,
Elliot Whitman and Floyd Za-
kv, of Windsor.
Following dinner and a re-
ception at the Elmwood Casino,
the couple left for a honey-
moon in Europe and Venezuela.
On their return they will take
up residence in Windsor.
The new Mrs. Bernstein is an
alumnus of Highland Manor
School and a 1957 graduate of
Adelphi College in New York.
Dr. Bernstein received his de-
gree from the University of To-
ronto school of medicine, and
specialized in orthopedic sur-
gery at the University of In-
diana. He is on the staff of
three Windsor hospitals.
Out of town guests here for

six 14-day cruises to the West
Indies. The Maiden Cruise be- t he wedding were from Cara-
gins Dec. 4. Subsequent cruise c as, New York, Pittsburgh,
To-
sai 1 ings are on Dec. 20, Jan. 7 ; ronto, Montreal, Chicago and,.
Jan. 22. Feb. 7 and Fph 25

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Simons, Luckoff on 'Radio Today' Panel

Two prominent Detroit adver- director of media, McMannis,
tising men will participate in a John and Adams:. and W. G.
panel discussion on "Radio To- Martin, vice-president of Ken-
day," the highlight of the Sept. yon and Eckhardt.
12-13 annual meeting . of the
U.S. Sen. Charles E. Potter
Michigan Association of Radio will be the featured speaker at
and Television Broadcasters.
the two-day meeting.
Featured on the panel, to be
held at the Thursday session, at
Nothing so needs reforming
Hidden Valley, Gaylord, Mich., as other people's habits.
will be Leonard N. Simons,
—Mark Twain
partner in the Simons-Michel-
son Co., and Louis H. Luckoff,
president of Luckoff and Way-
burn, Inc.
Harry Lipson, vice-president
and managing director of radio
station WJBK, will moderate
the panel, which also features
as participants: John Hardigan,

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