Miss Marsh to Wed
James Grey,Bride Ruth Miss Barbara Haking
Mr. Melvin Muskovitz Honeymoon in West Marries Moses Kaplan

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`Hep' Married Couples Club to Host Hippie Haven

The Married Couples Club of tumes, drinks and a midnight buf-
Adas Shalom is having a hippie fet supper.
For information call Mrs. Sam-
party for its first social of the
season at 9 p.m. Oct. 12 at the uel Corman, LI 7-2529.

synagogue.
The public is invited. There will Time was made for slaves.

be dancing, prizes for the best cos-

—John B. Buckstone

HENRY MALTER and MARTIN MALTER

MALTER

furs

Wish their many friends and customers
A Very Happy New Year

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MISS JOAN MARSH ,

MRS. JAMES GREY

Barbara Haking, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Leonard Haking of La
Salle Blvd., Huntington Woods, re-
cently became the bride of Moses
Kaplan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Kaplan of Pearson Ave., Oak Park.
Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum and
Cantor Harold Orbach officiated
at the ceremony held at the Ra-
leigh House.
The bride wore an Empire Aline
gown of silkened organdy and
jeweled Alencon lace with a stand-
up collar, flared sleeves and at-
tached chapel-length train. Her veil
was a floor-length mantilla of
matching lace on silk illusion. She
carried butterfly roses and Stepha-
notis.
Mrs. Leslie Rose was matron

Mr. and Mrs. Sol F. Myers, of
Ruth Lynn Nemon and James
Cranbrook Dr., announce the en- David Grey recently exchanged
gagement of their daughter Joan wedding vows at Mayfair Hall.
Susan Marsh to Melvin Jay Musko- Rabbis Benjamin Gorrelick and
vitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Leon Fram and Cantor Joseph
Muskovitz of Sherfield Pl., South- Birnholtz officiated.
field. Miss Marsh is the daughter
The couple's parents are Mr. and
of the late Dr. David H. Marsh. Mrs.
John Nemon of Pierce Ave.,
The couple is planning a May
Southfield,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
wedding.
chie P. Grey of Freeland Ave.
The bride wore a cage gown
over a sheath of English net with
pointe
d'esprit lace and a deep ap-
By
plique of the lace from knee to
Eddie Jaye
hem. The cage had a jewelry neck-
"Detroit's Most Entertaining
line and elbow-length sleeves styled
Show"
with a chapel train. A matching
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rosepetal ,headpiece held her fin-
gertip veil. She carried a bouquet
of orchids and baby roses on her
confirmation Bible.
Mrs. Allan Bramson, sister of the
A Happy and Healthy
bridegroom, was matron of honor.
New Year to AU My
Bridesmaids were Ranita Left,
Susan Feldman and Rhoda Segal.
Customers and Friends
Marsha Nemon, sister of the bride,
was_the junior bridesmaid.
`Rirry Nemon, brother of the
bride, escorted the bride's grand-

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of honor. Anita Ager, Barbara
Shanbom. Arlene Bednarsh, Ilene
Brown, Marsha Steinberg and
Patt Stocker, were the bride's
attendants.

Milton Kaplan was his brother's
best man. Ushers were Leslie
Rose, Phil Bednarsh, Gary Brown,
Marc Grant, Jerry Kaughman, San-
ford Carr and Jerry Haking, broth-
mother, Mrs. Frieda Nemon of er of the bride.
After a honeymoon in Acapulco
Piedmont, Calif., in the ceremony.
Allan Bramson served as best and Mexico City, the couple will
live
in Royal Oak.
man. Ushers were Joel Konikow,
Fred Gruber, Stephen Kikoler and
Howard Nemon, brother of the
bride.
After a honeymoon in California,
the couple is residing in Royal
Oak.

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Mr. and Mrs.
Seym#,Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Turken
Wish Their Many Friends
and Customers a Year of
Health and Happiness

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CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women,
will meet noon Wednesday at the
Labor Zionist Institute. President
Margaret Lom invites friends.
Dora Dworkin will discuss the High
Holy Days. Luncheon will be
served.

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ried recently to Allan Harvey Salts-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Saltsman of Jeanette Ave., South-
field.
The ceremony was performed at
Cong. Beth Shalom with Rabbi
Mordecai Halpern and Cantor Ru-
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pearl trim. Her headpiece was
a pillbox trimmed • in lace. She
carried a bouquet of roses and
baby's breath.
Georgia Horowitz served her sis-

ter as maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Jacqueline Horowitz, Renee
Deitch, Elaine Saltsman, Nancy
Saltsman, Myder Eder and Nancy
Burns.
Sanford Saltsman was his broth-
er's best man. Mitchell Abrams,
Steve Taylor, Ron Goldston, Sam
Bell, Steve Horowitz and Morrie
Galinsky were ushers.
The newlyweds honeymooned on
the West Coast.

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