Lauren Kogan Is Bride
of Stephen Lee Stone
MRS. STEPHEN STONE
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In a ceremony Sunday at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, Lauren Cathy Ko-
gan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay
M. Kogan of Oak Dr. became the
bride of Stephen Lee Stone, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Stone of
Trailwood Path, Birmingham.
The bride wore a gown of im-
ported French Alencon lace ap-
pliqued on English net over silk
cloud peau de soie. It featured
a high neckline, flounced edged
sleeves and a raised waistline
defined by a set-in band, bowed
and pearled at the center. The
tunic-styled lace skirt, deeply
scalloped, extended into a full
chapel-length train. Her head-
piece was a Juliet cap of match-
ing lace flower petals holding
the bouffant veil of imported
silk illusion.
The bride was attended by her
sister Amy as maid of honor, and
Mada Portnoy as matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Beverly Katz,
Karen Sue Simon, Gay Rubin and
Leslie Cohn.
Allen Lichter served as best
man. Ushers included Seth and
Mark Kogan, brothers of the bride,
Ken Stein, Fredrick Rubin, Rob-
ert Kayes and Gary Marcus.
After honeymooning in Europe
the couple will reside in Farming-
ton.
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In connection with Michigan
Week and in cooperation with other
denominations, Beth Isaac in Tren-
ton displayed several religious
symbols in the showcase of the
Lincoln Motor Inn, Lincoln Park.
Beth Isaac displayed newspaper
articles on Jewish festivals written
by its spiritual leader, Dr. Josef
Zeitin, and pictures of the ground-
breaking ceremony of the synago-
gue in 1963 and of the religious
school in action. There also were
pitcures of religious symbols in
mosaic created by Mrs. Florence
Kaufman in the social hall of the
congregation.
* a *
Hal William Sadick, son of Dr.
and Mrs, Paul Sadick will ob-
serve his Bar Mitzva Saturday
at Cong. Beth Isaac. Dr. Zeitin
will speak on "Bar Mitzva Cere-
mony and Religious Duties After
Bar Mitzva" 9:30 a.m. The Fri-
day Night service will start at
7:30.
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BBYO Galilee Chapter adviser
Ellie Rothenberg, who will grad-
uate next month from Wayne State
University, will leave for Israel in
September for studying and teach-
ing. Miss Rothenberg has taught
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annual dinner meeting of the board
of Dropsie College for Hebrew and
Cognate Learning at the Warwick
Hotel.
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