The Marshall Fishers
Honeymoon in Canada
MRS. MARSHALL FISHER
Rochelle Bank and Marshall
Franklyn Fisher were united in
marriage Saturday at Cong. Beth
Abraham. The couple's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bank of Or-
leans Ave. and Mr and Mrs. Sher-
man Fisher of Stoepel Ave.
Following a Canada honeymoon.
the couple will live in Detroit.
The b r i d e designed her cage
gown of peau de soie with a
Chantilly lace A-line overdress,
long sleeves and round neckline.
The veil was three - tiered and
shoulder-length on a headpiece of
sweet peas fashioned into a coro-
net. She carried a combination of
Phalaenopsis and Stephanotis on
her father's Bar Mitzva prayerbook.
Mrs. John Reiland was matron
of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Arthur Pearlman, Sue Lawrence,
Celia Rutter and Arlene Bank of
Granada IIills, Calif. Debra ;Mi-
haly was j u n ior bridesmaid.
Susan Soifer was flower girl.
Philip N. Fisher, the bride- I
groom's twin brother, served as
best man. Ushers were Harvey
Pearlman, Sheldon Cladman of
Toronto, Arthur Zalev and Irwin
Bank. Junior usher was Brian
Yaff a.
Also in the wedding party were
the couple's grandparents, Herman
Fisher, escorted by Maxwell Zalev
of Windsor: Mrs. Bessie Wiener.
escorted by Keith Mihaly; Mr. and
Mrs. H. Bank and Mr. and Mrs.
N. Yaffa.
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