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"The national reputation
of The Capital Grille has
crowds beating
down the doors."

"Not only is the menu beefy,
but the portions are gigantic...
these steaks, with some bite to
them, have a full meaty
flavor... the wine list is enough
to keep you entertained for
many visits."

"The Capital Grille is the
place to see and be seen."

The New York Times

Avers and Lois Cohn and Hank and Sue Marx.

Auto Charity Preview
Raises $2.6 Million

Beverly and David Frank
either icy roads, sub-zero
looked
at the Land Cruiser, Dodge
temperatures nor a plane
crash kept 15,000 patrons Durango and the Hummer. "I
from attending the black-tie loved the Hummer, but I don't
charity gala of the North Ameri- think it will fit in my garage," said
can International Auto Show at Mrs. Frank.
Richard and Sharon Bock-
Cobo Hall last Friday. The tickets
stopped by the Karmann
off
cost $175 each, raising
exhibit and were pho-
$2.6 million for 10 chil-
tographed
next to its
dren's charities in the
car. Karmann, a Ger-
metro Detroit area.
man company best-
Elegance reigned at the
known for the Karmann
evening: Limousines sur-
Ghia, produced this con-
rounded the entrance,
cept car for the show.
men donned tuxedos and
There
are currently no
women wore gorgeous
gowns. Roz Turner, fi- CARLA S CHWARTZ production plans.
LO CAL
Marj Jackson
ancee of Scott Jacobson,
COL UMNIST
Levin, editor ofDetroit
wore the dress of the
Cigar Lifestyles and
evening. The slinky, white
Gucci gown with a cut-out portion freelance writer for Style maga-
at the hip and gold buckle brought zine, cruised the aisles looking for
stares and whispers. But there smokers to interview. She had no
was no doubt Ms. Turner looked trouble finding cigar aficionados
in the trendy crowd.
ravishing.
Susan Schneiderman,
Richard and Shelley Golden,
Barbara and Jon Haber,
Sheila and Ron Stone and Car-
olyn Levin were also spotted
among the attendees.
The mood was less spirited
among the GM executives, who
mourned five employees killed in
the plane crash the evening be-
fore.
After the preview party, WXYZ-
TV held an afterglow party at
Cobo Hall. Marla Drutz, pro-
gram director for WXYZ, had just
finished with a live 90-minute pro-
gram hosted from the event. She
Marla Drutz, program director of WXYZ- greeted guests Hank and
Sue Marx, Avern and Lois
TV, and Neil Rubin, of the Detroit Free
Cohn, Neil and Marcy
Press.
Hayes.
Pianist David Syme enter-
Crowds surrounded the new
the crowd. He reminded the
tained
Corvette display. Right up front
was Southfield attorney Ray guests that his CD can be found at
Horenstein. Mr. Horenstein, a local music stores right after Bar-
Corvette owner and member of the bra Streisand.
The North American Auto
Corvette Club of Michigan, had
rave reviews. "It's fabulous. It's an Show at Cobo Hall is open to the
all new design, and it's easier to public through Monday, Jan. 20.
get into." He said he plans on pur- Fees are $8 for adults, $4 for se-
chasing the new model as soon as nior citizens, free for children un-
der 12. ❑
his current lease runs out.

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