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Bernice Deutsch and Marjorie Jospey at Sinai event.
Patrons Kick Off
Sinai's Heritage Ball
CARLA JEAN SCHWARTZ
Local Columnist
S
inai Hospital began its
celebration of the 1991
Heritage Ball to be
held at the Palace Oct. 23,
with a patrons' evening at
Franklin Hills Country
Club. More than 250 attend-
ed the Sept. 25 patrons'
event hosted by Mr. and
S outhfield
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Mrs. Mandell Berman, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Deutsch
and Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell
Jospey.
"It's a wonderful turnout,"
said Mrs. Jospey. The Magic
of Sinai theme was evident
in the exciting balloon-filled
decorations by Susie
Jacobs and Laurie
Winston.
Proceeds of the ball will
support the women's and
newborn services, obstetrics,
gynecology and neonatology
at the hospital. Heritage
Ball co-chairs are Dorothy
Gerson and Marjorie
Jospey, while honorary ball
co-chairs are Susan
Sosnick and Linda Taub-
man.
Some of the patrons
spotted at the event includ-
e d : Rita and John
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1991
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Haddow, Aviva and Jack
Robinson, Bobbie and
Don Blitz, Merle Harris,
Sheldon Kantor, Sandy
Nathanson, Peter Alter,
David Schwartz and
David Hermelin.
WEEKEND WEAR
What to wear and how to
pack for weekend travel will
be the topic of conversation
at the paid-up membership
dinner for B'nai B'rith's
Centennial Chapter on Oct.
8 at the home of Fayanne
Gaynor . Terry Papazian
of Tressa's Boutique and
Arlene Singer of Baggit of
Applegate Square in
Southfield will discuss how
to coordinate and pack
clothing and accessories in
small, carry-on bags for
weekend travel. Some of the
members of Centennial
Chapter include: Barbara
Coden, Carol Lifton, Sue
Radner, Sally Lippitt,
Loretta Gold and Arlene
Tarnopol.
BIRMINGHAM
FASHION
Downtown Birmingham's
second annual fall fashion
show was held on Sept. 23 at
the Birmingham Theatre
with more than 50 mer-
chants participating. Lisa
Marks of The Jewish News
reports that fashions ranged
from funky (It's The Ritz) to
frilly (Ribbons), from rugs
(Woven Treasures) to riches
(Ceresnie & Offen Furs,
Laszlo's Leather).
The evening began with
hors d'oeuvres courtesy of
the Merchant of Vino, live
music by Oasis and an • ex-
tensive silent auction. Dick
Purtan of WKQI hosted the
fashion show. A feast of
sweets followed, including
goodies from Gayles
Chocolates and Marty's
Cookies.
Chairpeople for the event
were Gigi Badalamenti of
the Birmingham Eccentric,
Tracy Toepp-Farlow of
It's The Ritz and Richard
Astrein
of Astrein's