America Apish Periodical Colter

11, 1941

Concluding Friday
Service at Shaarey
Zedek on March 28

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Yeshivath Beth Judah La-
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A luncheon, proceeds to go
for a needy cause, will be given
by the Ladies' Auxiliary of Ye-
shivath Beth Judah, at noon on
Wednesday, March 26, at the
Bnai David, Elmhurst and 14th.
, Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. H. Rottenberg, To.
5-1171.
Aaron Rosenberg, noted lec-
turer and prominent speaker, will
address the luncheon.
Mrs. A. Warren, an outstand-
ing singer, will entertain.

Celebrate Passover at
Kraemer's Olympia
Hotel in Mt. Clemens

Kraemer's Olympia Hotel in
Mt. Clemens will again observe
Passover in its full ceremonial
and traditional custom.
The Sedorim will be conducted
by Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal
of Detroit and Rabbi David
Klein, both graduates of the
Yeshiva College of New York.
The hotel is already humming
with activity in preparation for
Passover, according to Mr. and
'Mrs. Kraemer who are noted for
their congenial management in
satisfying all guests by offering
the finest in food and service.
The week of Passover will be
one of festivity and there will
be nightly entertainment for
guests.
The famous Olympia bath-
house is within the hotel and
guests can enjoy a happy and
health-giving Passover.
Sedorin and for Passover are
Immediate reservations for the
suggested to assure choice accom-
modations.

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MRS HENRY BRONTMAN
(Miss Sally Sklare)

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sklare
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Sally, to Henry Bront-
man of Toronto, Ontario.
The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rabbi Morris Adler
at the Shaarey Zedek on Sunday,
March 16. The bride was attend-
ed by her sister Miss Shirley
Sklare as maid of honor, Brides-
maids were Misses Betty Jane
Loeb, Marion Rabin, Marion Har-
ris and Evelyn Hochberg. Mr.
Brontman was attended by David
Blackman of Toronto as best
man, and the ushers were Sid-
ney Blackman, Sander Hillman,
Jack Gardner and Jack Galiebter.
On this occasion, the parents
of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Sklare
celebrated their 25th wedding an-
niversary and their attendants
were Mr. Gold and Mrs. Herman
Salter.
Mr. and Mrs. Brontman will
reside in Detroit on their return
from their honeymoon.

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Representative Center basket-
ball teams from six cities will
compete in a tournament at the
Detroit Jewish Community Center
this week-end. The competition
is sponsored by the mid-west re-
gion of the Jewish Welfare Board.
Teams from Akron, Toledo, Cleve-
land, Youngstown and Cincinnati,
as well as the Jewish Center
Varsity team of Detroit are en-
tered. Games will be played
Saturday afternoon and Sunday
night.
The tournament champion will
receive the Irving W. Blumberg
Trophy, while the runner-up will
receive the Griswold Sporting
Goods Trophy. The winning team
will he eligible to compete for
the championship of the entire
mid-west region on the following
week-end, meeting the champion
of a similar tournament being
conducted at the Y.M.H.A.-Y.W.-
H.A. of St. Louis.
The draw of games is as fol-
lows:
Saturday. March 22: 8 p. m.,
Toledo Jewish Federation vs.
Akron Jewish Center ; 9 p. m.,
Jewish Recreation Council of
Cleveland vs. Detroit Jewish Com-
munity Center Varsity.
Sunday, March 23: 2:30 p. m.,
Jewish Center of Cincinnati vs.
winner of Akron-Toledo game;
3:30 p. m., Jewish Center of
Youngstown vs. winner of Cleve-
land-Detroit game; 7:30 p. m.,
Consolation game by losers of
afternoon games; 8:30 p. m.,
championship game by winners of
afternoon games.

Youth Education League Is
Planning Annual Dance

Mrs. William Sucher, chairman
of the Youth Education League
yearbook, entertained her com-
mittee with a luncheon and round
table discussions at Boesky's on
March 10. Committee members
include Mesdames D. Purther, L.
Goldstein, B. Cohen, F. Edelstein,
P. Berman, C. Spector, G. Kane,
S. Schuster, P. Lewiston, M. Fink
and D. Campbell.
Preparation are being made
for the annual dinner dance to
be held at Sak's Show Bar, Sun-
day, May 18.
Mrs. H. J. Millman, president,
urges members to • attend the
meeting on April 7, at the home
of Mrs. Harry Galperin, 3311
Sherborne Dr.

Purity Chapter No. 359, Order
of Eastern Star, will entertain
those living at the Jewish Home
for the Aged at Petoskey and
Burlingame, on Thursday, March
27, at 1 p. m.
The occasion will mark the
unveiling of a plaque on one of Morris Rose Appointed Spe-
es. s,
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the doors of a room in the Home
cial Deputy by Judge
hearing the inscription "Donated
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by Purity Chapter No. 359,
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Judge 0. Z. Ide of Common
In 1936 the chapter pledged
$1,000 to the Home and within Pleas Court has announced the
the past month this pledge has appointment of Morris Rose of
been completed. The worthy 1641 Blaine Ave. as a Special
Matrons who served during the
completion of this pledge were
Esther Cohen, Theresa Kline,
Eva Springer, Rhea Cashman-
Gladwin, Eva Mann, and the pre-
siding worthy matron, Pauline
Mendelssohn.
All members of the chapter
are invited to attend. Refresh-
ments will be served.

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Self-edged bottom clings to
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JANET'S

Open Evenings and Sunday

JUST BACK FROM NEW YORK

with the Finest Array of

Better Spring Suits

Mrs. James Sobel Honored
at Surprise Luncheon

A surprise luncheon honoring
Mrs. James Sobel was given by
the Sisterhood of Congregation
Bnai Moshe March 17, in the ban-
quet hall of the synagogue.
Mrs. Sobel is a past president
and has held every office in the
Sisterhood.
Mrs. Harry S. Greenbaum, Sis-
terhood president, presented Mrs.
Sobel with a set of luggage as
the gift of the membership in
appreciation of her manifold la-
bors for the welfare of the or-
ganization.

Temple Club Presents Its
Play at Fort Custer

The Young People's Club of
Temple Beth El presented "Ah
Choo" or "Caught in the Draft,"
musical comedy written by Rob-
ert Mazer, with original music
by Gertrude Jean Leve and Rob-
ert Mazer, at Fort Custer, March
16, for the 2nd Infantry. The
presentation was so well received
by a capacity audience that invi-
tations were extended to the cast
for repeat performances.

CHILDREN'S BUREAU GIFTS

The Jewish Children's Home of
Detroit acknowledges donations
from Mrs. Leonard Rander, Mrs.
Zwig, M. Aaronson, Mrs. Wolfe,
Aaron Sandweiss.

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Gertrude Leve to Be Feat-
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Center Basketball
Tournament Draws
Six Cities' Teams

The last of the series of the
late Friday evening services of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek will
;be held Friday, March 28, 8:30
p. m., in the main auditorium of
the synagogue.
Rabbi Morris Adler will deliver
the sermon on the topic "How
to Forget About Anti-Semitism."
The auxiliary organizations of
the congregation will participate
in the services. Cantor Jacob II.
Sonenglar will chant an espe-
cially prepared repertoire of tra-
ditional music, assisted by the
choir.

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

March 21, 1941

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Gertrude Leve is one of the
featured players in "Hold That
Pose," the annual musical com-
edy givien by the Detroit Jewish
Community Center. It is an en-
tirely original production under
the direction of Seymour Simons
and Julian Zemon and will be
held the nights of April 20 and
21, at the Jewish Community
Center. Miss Leve portrays the
part of a night club entertainer.
Other members of the cast in-
clude Delphine Finn, Rita Rosen-
blatt, Marion Winkelman, Hyman
Paransky, Seymour Edell and
others. The dancing is under the
direction of Clare Kaufman.

ATTORNEY B. R. BERKOWITZ
MOVES LAW OFFICE

Benjamin R. Berkowitz an-
nounces the removal of his law
offices to 2001 National Bank
Bldg., telephone Cadillac 7452.

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MORRIS ROSE

Deputy working out of his Court.
The appointment was effective
as of March 10.
Mr. Rose is well known in vet-
eran and Jewish circles in De-
troit. He served overseas with
the 28th Division during the
World War and is an active mem-
ber of Roosevelt Post No. 218 of
the American Legion. He was
formerly an employee of the
Michigan State Liquor Control
Commission. He is a director of
the Jewish Free Burial Associa-
tion and is vice president of the
Unity Voters League.

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