Friday. June 3, 1965
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iifHAI" anniversary luncheon
''held Tuesday afternoon at
the Fon^ainebleau Hotel was
>;>onsorec* by the Miami Beach
Chapter of the Hadassah-Israel
Bond Committee. The event be-
gan with a champagne party and
ended with the Israel Fashion
festival coordinated and acces-
sorized bj Burdine's. President of
the group. Mrs. Henry Wernick,
wore a turquoise and royal blue
-ilk print coat over a turquoise
-heath. The fabric was from
Italy, and she had the ensemble
made e.-jJtcially for the occasion.
Chairman of the event, at-
tended by over 1.300 women,
was Mr. Dorothy Krieger Fink,
who chce a white pebble-weave
suit trircmed with gold buttons
Her tailored suit was softened
with a fringed pill-box hat. Co-
ChatrtaU). Mrs. Leonard Rosen,
was in baby blue moygashel linen.
A double breasted full length
coat topped a matching sheath
which had blue and white striped
inserts on the bodice. Mrs. Alex-
ander Muss selected a lime-col-
ored silk ensemble which fea-
tured a rr.atching colored chiffon
bodice. A lattice-lace knit in
beige with a matching jacket was
worn by Mrs. Carl Weinkle. Mrs.
Anna Brenner Meyers was in a
grey tailored ensemble.
 
MRS. Leo Waldor's orange two-
.- piec* knit was banded on
the overblouse in white and had
a triple oval cut-out design at
the neckline. An ice blue silk
sheath was worn by Mrs. Regie
Gold, which followed the surplice
cut and was trimmed with
rhinestone buttons. Mrs. Simon
Cohen's powder blue Israeli knit
was banded in hot pink on both
the dress and jacket. An apricot
silk brocade sheath with a match-
ing jacket was worn by Mrs.
Rose Amchin. Mrs. Ann Shattil
chose a three-piece, rose-pink
knit with a floral applique on
her ovt rblouse.
Carib blue was the color of the
two-piece knit worn by Mrs.
Harry Cohen. The floral applique
on her bodice was created with
silk ribbon Mrs. Jean Karp's
aqua linen shift was banded
down one side with white. A
beige ribbon knit jacket topped
the black silk sheath worn by
Mrs. Lillian Lawand. Mrs. Joseph
Cohen's beige silk organza fea-
tured chantilly lace inserts and
a cutaway tunic skirt. A white
raw silk suit was the choice of
Mrs. Ellis Robins. Her silk ab
stract print blouse was in jewel
tone shades of orange, pink, sand,
and gold. Mrs. Rose Margolis was
in a classic tailored pink boucle.
knit suit.
 
lulRS. Max Burstein's apricot
" hand-made lace knit had the
high jewel neckline and short
sleeves. Mrs. Lee Waldman wore
a white knit which had pink knit
latticed through the hand-cro-
cheted trim. Small bows cascaded
down the front of the gold lame
knit sheath worn by Mrs. Harry
Glass. Mrs. Sylvia Laskey s white
raw silk suit had a navy and
white checked overblouse. The
check fabric also lined her jack-
et. A Mondrian geometric pat
tern was the choice of Mrs. Da-
vid Seitzman. In moygashel linen,
it combined raspberry, avacado
green and royal blue.
A white moygashel sheath with
ball fringed buttons and fringe
edging was worn by Mrs. Sam H.
Schwartz. Mrs. Morris Young's
silk sheath was in lemon gold,
and had a matching jacket. A
raspberry colored sheer wool
sheath with Tyrolean embroid-
ered cuffs was the choice of Mrs.
Alvin Katzif. Mrs. Karl Zaret's
porcelain blue textured knit had
the three quarter length coat-
jacket. Pink and lilac combined
in the paisley print suit worn by
Mrs. Kate Meidenberg A silver
metallic thread was woven into
the fabric.
Beauty Ball
Set for July 17
The Miss Universe Coronation
Ball, sponsored by the Leukemia
Society of Greater Miami, will be
held at the Fontainebleau Hotel
on July 17.
Contestants in the "'most beau-
tiful girl in the world" contest
will attend, as well as numerous
celebrities. Dance music will be
provided by Jacques Donnet.
Weriu-r Kalin
MRS. ARNOLD SOMERMAN
Somermans Wed
On Saturday Eve
The French and Jade Rooms of j
the Fontainebleau Hotel served as ;
the setting for the wedding and,
reception for the former Susan N. j
Jackman and Arnold C. Somerman j
on Saturday. May 28. The evening j
ceremony was performed by Rabbi.
Irving Lehrman.
On their return from a honey-
moon in Jamaica, the couple will
live at 1600 NE 126th St.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
L. Jackman. 1040 NE 151st Ter.,
the bride had her sisters, Lori
Jackman and Mrs. Jill Rosenhaus.
as honor attendants. Ileene Miris
and Bobbi Kaufman served as
bridesmaids.
A graduate of North Miami Sen-
ior High, new Mrs. Somerman at-
tended the University of Miami
and will graduate with honors
from the Florida College of Med-
ical Technology in August.
Mr. Somerman. a stockbroker in
Surfside. is the son of Mrs. Anne
Somerman. 650 72nd St.. and the
late Daniel Somerman. Robert
Mandell served as his best man,
with Richard Annese. Charles
Rosenberg. Warren Jackman and
Robert Rosenhaus, groomsmen
Distaff Eyemen's
Confab Readied
Mrs. Emanuel Pushkin, whose
husband is due to be elevated to
the presidency of the Florida Op-
tometric Association, will be di-
rector and coordinator of the
Women's Auxiliary convention
program June 8 to II at the Doral
Beach Hotel.
The four-day session of the
Women's Auxiliary will be held
in conjunction with the 64th an-
nual meeting and educational
seminar of the Florida Optometric
Association.
Serving on the local convention
committee with Mrs. Pushkin are
Mesdames Fred Bergman. Herbert
Brautman, Leonard Cherdack.
Thomas Cole. Arthur Helfman,
David Hendel, Carmen LoParo,
Stephen Morris, Frank Pearce,
George Pena, William Pintzow,
Robert Tanner, Jack Widdersheim,
Jack Wolfe and Sanford Ziff.
Gale Leads
Welfare Confab
Efraim H. Gale, executive direc-
tor of the YM and WHA of Greater j
Miami. 8500 SW 8th St.. was j
named co-chairman of the Florida j
State Conference of Social Wel-
fare held last week in Clearwater. i
Fla.
One aspect of the conference
was to involve the leadership of
the social welfare community
AIR. AND MRS. CHERNOW
Chernows Mark
50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Chernow,
of 335 79th St.. Miami Beach,
celebrated their 50th wedding an
niversary on May 25.
The Chernows were presented
with a new Pontiac automobile as
a surprise wedding anniversary
gift by their children, Dr. and
Mrs. Lewis Chernow and Dr. and
Mrs. Theodore Chernow, of Cort
land. N.Y.: Dr. and Mrs. Marvin
Chernow, Portsmouth. R.I.; and
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ory, of Min
neapolis. Minn.
A reception is being arranged
for the Chernows by their family
and friends to take place in Ithaca,
N.Y., at the Cornell University
Statler Inn on June 25.
Certified Applicant Named
Nathan Shusterman. agent in the
Charles W. Sokol Agency of Pro
tective Life Insurance Company, is
a certified applicant of the 196S
Million Dollar Round Table, the
Protective Life Company an
nounced this week.
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