Dianna Kaplan Bride
of Richard Olan Fine

MRS. RICHARD FINE

The marriage of Dianna Kaplan
and Richard Olan Fine was solem-
nized at a candlelight ceremony
in Beth Aaron Synagogue. They
are the children of Dr. and Mrs.
Albert Kaplan of Greenfield Rd.
and Mr. and Mrs. William Fine of
Great Neck, N. Y.
The bride wore an ensemble of
silk peau d'Ange and imported
Alencon lace embroidered with
pearls and crystals. The gown was
styled with an Empire bodice and
controlled A-line s k i r t. Deep
wateau folds on the back of the
coat extended into a full chapel
train. A small toque covered with
matching jeweled lace held the
full tiered veil of imported silk
illusion.
The bride's attendants were
Mrs. Robert Jasgur as matron of
honor, Ellen Chenchinsky of
Cleveland Heights, Elizabeth
Guzick, Janet Klayman, Barbara

Kosit and Barbara Tatken.

Donald Fine, the bridegroom's
brother, came from Haifa to serve
as best man. Ushers were the
bride's brother David Kaplan
Paul Diamond and Hervey Levin,
both of Chicago, Gary Hamann,
Robert Jasgur and Larry Zeff.
After a wedding trip to Jamaica,
the newlyweds are making their
home in Ann Arbor.

Mrs. Robinson, Kahn
Head City-Country
School 25-Year Fund

The trustees and advisory board
of City and Country S c h o o 1,
Bloomfield Hills, announce t h e
appointment of Mrs. Eliot F. Rob-
inson of Birmingham and William
L. Kahn of Franklin as co-chair-
men of the school's 25th anni-
versary f u n d. Kahn and Mrs.
Robinson will head a committee
of 12 selected from the school's
advisory board, staff, parents, and
alumni.
This year's objective of the 25th
anniversary fund is $150,000 for
development, including additional
nursery and kindergarten class-
rooms and the addition of grade
10 facilities.
Kahn is a member of Albert
Kahn Associated Architects and
Engineers, Inc. A native of Detroit,
he attended Purdue University
and the University of Detroit. He
is the secretary of t h e Detroit
Chapter, Michigan Society of Pro-
fessional Engineers.
Mrs. Robinson, the mother of
four children, was Sally Winston.
She is a former social worker. At
present she is exhibition chairman
of the Women's City Club, a mem-
ber of the Founders Society of the
Detroit Institute of Arts and other
civic groups.
City and Country School has an
enrollment of 415 students of dif-
ferent socio -economic back-
grounds, races, and creeds. Ten
percent of the students are from
Bloomfield Hills, the rest coming
from Detroit and more than 30
surrounding communities. The
school has been integrated since
1950.
After hosting the Gifter Child
Institute of 1956, which was
chaired by Dr. Harry A. Passow,
director of the New York Talented
Youth Project, City and Country
School was converted to a school
for gifted children and was made
a non-profit educational trust.

Carol Stutz to Wed
Steven Michael Lash

TYSON-MENK: Frances Char-
lotte Menk, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis IVIenk of Muirland Ave.,
was married at the home of her
parents last weekend to William
Bliss Tyson of South Strafford, Vt.
He is the son of Dr. M. Dawson
Tyson of Hanover, N. H. and the
late Mrs. Frances Bliss Tyson.

Judge Joseph J. Pernick performed

MRS. ROBERT SHAPIRO

the ceremony. The bride wore an
Empire gown of peau de soie, its
bodice embroidered with seed
pearls. Her shoulder-length veil of
French tulle was fastened to a
Dior bow, and she carried a cas-
cade of gardenias and white camel-
lias. Mrs. Lester D. Lunsky was
her sister's matron-of-honor. Lester
D. Lunsky served as best man. The
couple will live in South Strafford,
Vt.

Zail Regina Pearson and Robert
Shapiro were united in marriage
by Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick Sun-
day in a ceremony at Beth Aaron
Synagogue. Parents of the couple
are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pearson of
Cranbrook Dr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus Shapiro of Sussex Ave.
The bride wore a peau de soie
sheath gown with French Chantilly
lace along the Empire bodice and
the sleeves. Flowing from the con-
tur belt was a detachable train.
The headpiece of seed pearls and
crystals was shaped in a triangular
fashion in front with the veil at-
tached in back. She carried orchids
with her prayer book.
Maid of honor was Judi Ochs.

THE MERRY MELODY NUR-
SERY AND DAY CAMP has
moved into its new building at

24050 Lahser, at 10 Mile, South-
field. Mrs. David Holtzman, the

director, will hold open house this
Sunday and Jan. 23 from 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m. with tours of the build-
ing, which contains several class-
rooms, kitchen facilities for the
all-day children and an outdoor
area. Registration for morning, af-
ternoon and all-day classes will
take place at the
MISS CAROL STUTZ
open house and
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Stutz
by appointment
at LI 3-4688 or of Vernon Ave., Huntington Woods,
353 - 7320. T h e announce the engagement of their
nursery special- daughter Carol Jean to Steven
izes in rhythm Michael Lash, son of Mr. and Mrs.
band, baking, Irving Lash of Littlefield Ave.
Miss Stutz is a senior in the
arts and crafts,
and Indian Lore, University of Michigan's college
besides the usual of education. Mr. Lash, a graduate
Mrs. Holtzman nursery pro- of Wayne State University, attends
grams. Children may attend two, the University of Detroit's school
three, or five days per week. The of dentistry. He is affiliated with
new semester starts Jan. 24 and Sigma Alpha Mu and Alpha Omega
ends June 10. Limited transporta- fraternities.
tion is available. Nursery for chil-
A July wedding is planned.
dren ages 21/2 to 6 and day camp
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