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Katz-Weiner

Aviva Lynn Katz and Daniel sity of Michigan. She is an assis-
Jerome Weiner joyfully announce tant professor of surgery at
their recent engagement. Aviva Thomas Jefferson University in
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philadelphia and a staff pediatric
Morton Katz of New York City, surgeon at the A. I. duPont In-
and Daniel is the son of Dr. and stitute in Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Allan Weiner of Farming-
Daniel graduated from the
ton Hills.
University of Michigan Medical
Aviva graduated from Mt. School and is a second-year res-
Sinai Medical School in New ident in pediatrics at C. S. Mott
York. She completed her resi- Children's Hospital in Ann Ar-
dency in surgery at SUNY Buf- bor.
falo and her fellowship in
A June 1995 wedding is
pediatric surgery at the Univer- planned.

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Luft-Glassman

Beatrice and Dr. Sol Luft of
Bloomfield Hills and Scottsdale,
Ariz., are pleased to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Denise Robin, to Dr. Robert
Howard Glassman, both of New
York. Robert is the son of Muriel
and Martin Glassman of West
Haven, Conn.
Denise is a cum laude gradu-
ate of the University of Michigan
and earned her master's of busi-
ness administration at the J. L.
Kellogg Graduate School of Man-
agement at Northwestern Uni-
versity. She is a marketing brand
manager at Schieffelin & Som-

erset, an international import
company in New York City.
Robert graduated magna cum
laude and Phi Beta Kappa from
Harvard College. He earned his
medical degree from Harvard
Medical School. He is a faculty
member at New York Hospital
— Cornell University Medical
Center in the department of
hematology/oncology and a
Howard Hughes Medical Insti-
tute research fellow at Rocke-
feller University.
An April 1995 wedding is
planned at Temple Israel.