THE JEWISH CHRONICLE
10
32nd Annual
Blue Ribbon Meeting
Io
/ DETROIT DRIVING CLUB
July 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 1916
MONDAY, JULY 24, 1916—CLUB DAY.
2:17 Pace, 3 heats, The D. A C.
2:10 Trot, 3 heats, The Country Club
2:18 Trot, 3 heats, The Detroit Club
Purse, $1,200.00
Purse, $1,200.00
Purse, $1,200.00
TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1916—BOARD OF COMMERCE DAY.
Added, $ 600.00
2:12 Trot, 2 in 3, Hotel Wayne (3-year-old) (Closed)
Purse, $5,000.00
2:06 Pace, 3 heats, B. of C. (Closed)
Purse, $1,200.00
2:12 Pace, 3 heats
WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1916—M. & M. DAY.
Purse, $ 1,200.00
2:14 Pace, 3 heats
Purse, $10,000.00
2:08 Trot, 3 heats, M. & M. (Closed)
Purse, $ 1,200.00
2:14 Trot, 3 heats
THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1916—ADCRAFT DAY.
Purse, $1,200.00
The Adcraft Club Free-for-All Pace, 3 heats
Purse, $3,000.00
2:15 Trot, 3 heats, Hotel Pontchartrain (Closed)
Purse, $2,000.00
2:10 Pace, 3 heats, Hotel Griswold (Closed)
FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1916—BLUE LODGE DAY.
Purse, $1,200.00
2:05 Pace, 3 heats, The Moslem
Purse, $1,200.00
2:12 Trot, 3 heats, The Grotto
Purse, $1,200.00
2:07 Pace, 3 heats, The Rotary Club
Purse, $1,200.00
2:06 Trot, 3 heats, The Palestine
SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1916.
Reserved in case of postponement.
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DETROIT ZIONISTS MOURN ORANIZATION OF NEW
B'NAI B'RITH SOCIAL
DEATH OF GREAT
CLUB PROGRESSING
LEADER.
RAPDILY.
Large Memorial Meeting for Dr.
Theodore Herzl Scheduled
for Sunday.
Members of all Zionist socie-
ties in the city will honor the
memory of their immortal leader,
Dr. Theodore IIerzl, at a memo-
rial mass meeting to be held Sun-
day at 2:30 p. m. at the Shaarcy
/Ad: Synagogue. Mr. Shenkin,
well known in Zionist circles and
who has but recently returned
from Palestine, will have a lead-
ing place on the program of
speakers. l i e will deliver an
eulogy on Theodore 1 lerzl. The
memorial services will be con-
ducted by Joseph Rosenblatt of
New York, internationally famous
cantor.
On the following evening a
special meeting for all Zionists
and their friends will take place
at the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue.
Mr. Shenkin will also be the prin-
cipal speaker upon that occasion.
Following his address a public
reception will be held at which he
will be the guest of honor.
Will Be on Order of Similar Clubs
in Other Cities.
At a meeting of the Organiza-
tion Committee, recently ap-
pointed by Pisgah Lodge, I. 0.
IL, to take charge of the Nvork of
founding a social club composed
of B'nai B'rith members, Chair-
man Adolph Freund outlined a
program to be followed by the
committee. Air. Samuel J.
Rhodes vas appointed chairman
of a sub-committee to draft a con-
stitution for the proposed organi-
sation, and Messrs. Bernard Gins-
burg- and J. Miller were selected
to lead, respectively, sub-com-
mittees on Finance and Building.
I t is planned to model the new
club largely on the lines of simi-
lar organizations existing in
Cleveland and other cities. At
first it will be housed in quarters,
conveniently located near the
down-town district, which \di
be rented for the purpose. Later
it is hoped that a special club
building will be erected. The
club house, in addition to a library
DETROIT COUPLE CELE- and reading room, lounging
BRATE FIFTY YEARS OF
rooms, etc., will contain a large
WEDDED LIFE.
meeting and lodge hall and din-
ing rooms. Alembership in the
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Grossman organization will be open only to
Have Golden Wedding
members of Pisgah Lodge, 1. 0.
Anniversary.
11. B.
Last Sunday marked the comple-
tion of fifty years of married life
of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Grossman. NOMINATION OF NEW
JEWISH ENVOY TO
The event was fittingly celebrated
TURKEY SENT TO
by the happy couple and their many
SENATE.
children and grandchildren. Se-
rene and smiling, Mr. and Mrs.
Grossman stood surrounded by the Abram Elkus, Prominent Attor-
ney, Will Be Successor to
joyous members of their large fam-
Henry Morgenthau at
ily, who showered upon the aged
Turkey.
folks many congratulations and
The nomination of Abram Elkus
well wishes.
as United States ambassador to
Mrs. Grossman is 65 years of
Turkey, announced by President
age, while her husband is two years
Wilson some time ago, has today
older. He has been for some time
been officially sent to the senate.
a member of the Cincinnati police
Official announcement of \1 r. El-
force, and two of his sons are at
kus' appointment has been held up
present members of the Detroit po-
pending inquiries to the Turkish
lice force. The children who were
government concerning the accept-
present at the anniversary are:
ability of Mr. Elkus.
Max Grossman of the Detroit de-
Mr. Elkus will succeed Henry
tective force ; Mrs. I. Friedman of
Aiorgenthau, who has resigned re-
216 Hancock avenue east ; Joseph
cently to take an active part in the
L. Grossman, president of Aetna
campaign of President Wilson.
Metal Refining Company ; Fred
He is 50 years of age and was born
Grossman, manager of the Gross-
and educated in New York City.
man Realty Company ; Mrs. W. J.
He has long been a prominent
Wolfsky of Kansas City, Mo., and
member of the bar, and has been
Patrolman Louis Grossman.
repeatedly under consideration for
appointment to the Federal bench.
The cornerstone for the new He is also widely known for his ac-
synagogue to be erected for Temple tive participation in Jewish affairs.
Aaron Congregation, St. Paul, having been for some time president
Minn., was laid recently.
of the Jewish Chautuqua Society.
Main 5306
E.
High
St.
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