The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, June 28, 1962, page 14 (of 24)

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Sherry Irene Gordon Now Mrs. Goldwyn

Biscayne Terrace Hotel was the setting for the June 24 wedding of the former Miss Sherry Irene Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gordon of 8902 SW 16th St., and Robert Henry Goldwyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Goldwyn of 235 Jefferson Ave., Miami Beach. Rabbi Irving Lehrman officiated at the 12:30 p.m. Sunday double ring ceremony held in the Terrace Room of the hotel and the reception took place in the Starlight Room. The bride wore a handsome gown of white lace with high necked and long sleeved over blouse of the lace. Her bouffant veil of illusion fell from a petal cap and she carried white roses. Her father gave her in marriage. Mrs. Lois Adelman of St. Louis, was honor matron in a turquoise chiffon gown, and bridesmaids were Randee Gordon, sister of the bride; Phyllis Goldwyn, sister of the groom and Nancy Pere, cousin of the groom. The maids wore apricot dresses. Max Katz, uncle of the groom was best man. Joel Greenberg, cousin of the bride; Herb Janklow, and Jerry Sheldon were ushers. Stuart Adelman, four-year-old nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. For her daughters wedding, Mrs. Gordon wore a yellow silk dress imported from Hong Kong. The groom's mother wore a gown of lilac silk with matching accessories. Both the bride and groom attended the University of Miami and the groom is presently a junior in its medical school. After a wedding trip through Florida, to Atlanta, the newlyweds will reside in Miami Beach. MRS. ROBERT GOLDWYN

Soprano Settles In Gables

Carmelina Rosell, a soprano of international fame and instructor in voice, has taken up residence in Coral Gables at 1410 Alberca Street. Carmelina, a Cuban refugee, first studied in the New Orleans Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art. She furthered her art in New York, Havana, Rome, London. She has done concert work in the U.S., Canada, Cuba, Colombia and Venezuela and Opera with the Opera Nacional, La Habana. Her radio work includes NBC, New York; BBC, London, and R.A.I., in Rome. She did television work also with NBC in New York and in Cuba over Channel 4 and 2. CARMELINA

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Mrs. Smith New Head Of AAUW

Mrs. William B. Smith, of 6235 SW 64th Ave., is the new president of the Miami Branch, American Association of University Women. She will receive the gavel July 1 from retiring president Mrs. W. R. Pitts, of North Miami. Other officers seated in the election are Mrs. George Q. Holland, first, and Mrs. Stanley Greene, second vice presidents; Mrs. C. R. Slater, recording, and Mrs. K. N. Bennett, corresponding secretaries, and Miss Bernice W. Walker, of 2551 Trapp Ave., treasurer. Mrs. Smith will serve two years. Founded in 1926, Miss Mary B. Merritt, dean of the women emeritus at the UM was the first president.

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