In and around the Peninsula

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In and Around the Peninsula.

Jtrndu· llll' i111·ited fn send in . uit- ob!c items of 1u'1cs for publication in thi.· column . . 111 commnnica- tiun · .'11ould 1w1ch the Editor.

P. J. lJo.r 2000, Ca11e To1t11, no{

lain thon lred11esduy moming.

'' Crf'foti(•s of , 'ocietie.' are al.~u inrilul

tu

contribute new;-; of flu artirilif's uf thei1· 01·ga11isation.·.

A Lecture on Mozart.

An r\·<·11t \Yhich hould prove of gr <lt interest and which ought to draw a c·rowd of music lovers to the Zio11i:-t 1:1 all i the lecture on Mozart hy th<' HPv .• •. Kihel on Wedne~dav

~25th ~<,ptember. ·

.Mi. Kih l him elf i: a 1rreat mu~i(' lo\' ~r and a tudent of mu··ical hi:- tory, .·o that the concert is beinir eagerly anticipated.

The lec:ture is in the nature of an

<·xperiment, and hould the audience be . nffil'iE'ntly int re.'te<l .i.:Ir. Kibel rill endeavour to follow thi ledur vith a serie, includinO' Jewi.h com- po. e1·s arnl their nrn,·ic.

Mr. Kibel' talk will be of a popu- lar nature, and will be instrument- nlly aml vocally illu trated. No efforts have been ~pared in securing the best po ible arti. t~. It will be under the au pices of the Maccahean

• ociety and the

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Booking at Polliack' : 2 .. od. re- l'Crved, 1 . 3d. unre erved. The total 11ett proceed,' \rill be devotrd tu i h<'

PalP~tjne Relief Fnn<l.

Palestine Relief.

'I h1• :\lllZ<ll'l prngrnn1nH· 1,.; un PX-

t 1\•11H•h· i 11kr~. ting OlH'. 'I he C<1pt•

.fe\\'i--1~ (:11ilcl Orc:hr..-;tra, condudl:'d },y ~1 r. 'I ohia:-;, \rill l'PIH1 r n rninuP.t.

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U .JI in or -'.' mphom, tlw fir;-;1 mo\ 1'uH~nt of' 1 he ,T npii •r '.rmphony :111d tl1•• ov(•rtu1·p;-; in F'i."ttl'o n11d Don (; iu\·:nrni.

.\Jj, .J. Zttl'kenna11 will lw at thP piano. }Lt::-. L '\\·i..; will necompnn:

~\l r .• '. Lorie, who will i1h1y Yioli n

• 'ona n ... 11rn1 a ¹Ull<: 'l'lo \\ith tlw On·hf',ll'll. )li..;s H. Goldblatt 1rnd

~Ir.... f fol l<'I' "-]]] sing ;n·in · from

~\Iozn t.

Reception at the Aged Home.

_L;1.t Thnrs<lay night a \ ·ry happy fm1t·tio11 took plal'l' at th .\g1·d flonH. \\lH'n ihr. Barmitzrnh of .Masi<• tollPr W<l'-' 111<1 • thl' Ol'<.:11;-;ion of n }MJ1,Y :-;p' ·iall.'· for th · member~

of ha· in:;titntion. ~\ Yisitor \\ho wnL· th 1 i<'IJ...; met lllli lw olcl prnplP

\\·1•1 t> \'••n· toutlwd hy t hi. littl kind-

Jll'. "· .\itcr the b;1111 jtll¹t th<' <·u111- 1aitl<'f'. ~fr. ~ioller 11nd \I. itor" l'l'-

ti n~d to the room of }! r .... Boaz. who

"a;-; th1• happy (_·Pll•hrn11t of h1 r

<·iglrn-Hr...-i hirthd<l.'"

;-.lo µlt>a. a11i <1ll prvni11p; \\';L :-.pPnt

that j..: hopt>d o1lwr:- in t}w l'Olll-

lllllllitv will nlso hit\1' tlw lwppy lhougi1t uf . h1ll'ing 1lwit • 'wu:hfls wdh._th(~ ol<l pcoplt>. • 'uch <l littl"

kinduc• :-: \\'ill not Ol'<'il"IOll 'ery lllll ·h

<· tra trouhl1 to tho:-<' <'Pl •hr,lting,

!tut the :rnw1111t of ph·<l"lll'P g"iwn

tu ihr olcl prople i~ ample rnmpl'll-

~ation in tht> plec1:-;nre nml juy --prPad.

I co11!n«1t nlat .:.\Ir:-; .• 't o1l<'l' on 1wr h;1 ppy thought.

Death of Mr. Levin.

A f,(loom \\·,1:-; thrown o\ c>r t lw _\.g d Home hy the ~leath of ~Ir.

Le...-in 11fter a long and painful ill- 11e:-.-.. The d :icu1:-:ed w<Hi highl.'·

n':-:1,et:trd both by member:-: in tbt>

in tit11tion and fric·1ul:-: in the com- lllllllit.'·· many of 'rhom followed him tu hi:-. la:-.t re~tinµ- plate.

Cantor G. Sirota.

Jfr. U. Si rota. the world-farnou:-.

( 'autor. ;uri\·etl in Cape Town on J.Ionday. <1Ccomp<mi<'J. b~· his d1oir-

ma~ter, .Mr. )... Sorokin, ::1 Becon<l ( 'autor. )Ir . .J. Ro~enhloom. ::md foUT ot h •r l"'ingt'l'".

It i:-; i,aid of 'antor ~ 'irofa th.it

<1nring onr of his Yi.:it.

to

Americ<1 Caru~o prornlly shook him by the lrnnd <llld declared that hf' wa' the ouly man in th worlcl of .:ung lit to " look him in ih0 face. ) To

< mphasisc hi' ft>elin<r lw eut in half

lrngthwi:-;e a photograph of hi:-; foer :nul that of . 'irob. 'rhen joining tlw two halYc-; togei.1wr he 8aid:

·· - ow \\.' <H'e <·omp1etc.n

• 'irota. who \\"il" c.:hief Clwzan in

\\".1r~a"·· i:-; no" touring the \\'orld.

Vor the la;;;t :fiye :rem·;-; he has be ¹¹

(Jllid:1tin~ at th• High Festi\ a1~ 111

_ -l'\\" York, but this year he wa:-;

}H'l',uaded to vonw t 1 • 'outb Afric<l i11:-:tr<1d. II1• hn;-; :-;utw hoth in oprrn :rnd in C'hr1zn11uth ut tlw 1~oyal .-\llwrt 1Ldl <111<1 the ()uepn':- Hall.

London. at thc> ( \11·rn•git> nnd :Jlet- ropoll' [fall.- in ~ ... ,,,. York. aml ha~

.q>JH'll l'Pd in mn~t of 1 hl' hig t'itie::,, of l·:ttrup<'. Ht> has l'Pl'orded in llPhrt•\\ imd ltali<lll 1nuuv of th(J ll'nding opcrativ <Hias. and. hi.· rieh tP11or YoicP i-., fnmiliar to many .J Pw.·

a ltd ( :t>lltilf>, ilw woTld O\'i r. ·

1 [e ^\\'ill otliciiltt> <11 the Ho-;h

I ltbhouah and Yorn K1ppur :-len-il'P:-- in tlw .1oh<lllltP:-lmrg 'I own Hall.

.\ftl'l' ihnt it i probablt> that he will be 111'ard in C'<ljH~ To\\'11 dnrino· tlw

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jp·1l\al ot. ll<·1·oth <111<1 p•t·hap· with t hf' ('a pt> To\\ 11 Ordwstr₁i.

Accompanying Sirota .

.JI r. A. • 'uroki!l j._ <l thoin11a:-;ter ,,·ith a n>pntation. lIP has iriYen Tf'<·ita]s al t lu: Qn ·n's Hall au<l h<J:- toured tlw proYint:t>;-;. h<.1Ying bt><'ll WPll re1·c•ivcd <'Yl'r.'·wlwrl'. For nhout ii ft 'Pll )'P<ll'." hP \\·a:-; n nwmher of

1 hP Br'l'l1t1111 Oper<.1 C'omp<lllY irnd 11:1 ... 1·onclu ·t1·d <l full 1·hoir ~f

rno

p1'opl<> <ll ('oYf'til (~nrd 11 und1•r ('01ul1a·to1 Kr1¹ntz 1rnd , 'ir 'I'horn,₁:-

i ~('\>l'hH Ill.

'!'he ;-;1 C'ond '<rntor. )Ir. ,J. Ho. i·11-

l1loorn, lw ... hP<'n <l ..;i11g<'l' ull hi15 }if'.

1111d was train •d <lt the "'t:ho 1 of

·1:-t B<'lzn, whieh lta produC'ed the

\\ oi Id' mo"t fnrno11s l'antors. HP

j, a l 'llOI' >f <'X<·1¹llL'llt CJUHlity <11Hl

rann·e arnl ^i:- <Hl accomplished rnu:-;1eian. HP ha:-: heen . pecially eho:-;en to lead the choir and ~econd

Cantor ' irota.

)fr. :'irota, .Jnr .. a piani.·t. i::; al:-;o in the part~·,. a:-; well a · fom other :inger:-;. who will form thP nucleu:-<

of a c:hoir to ht> nup11cnted in .To- h;mn .;;lmrp:.

The

smoke Westminster on my way to court because their excellence is an aid to clear thinking.

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Wedding Bells.

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Int, '. iough effective gown

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< iarnentl' an l peark

1,,fl of Bru·sel:-; net w;1s

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11 ^LtH·aHy oni1· a coronf't

11,1 .' u. :--urns ancl :-:1w earried l (JI \\" l . ~

lt ,, a . . ¹¹LP earn a ti on:.

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Pale blue g·eoro·ette and

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of ( ¹~a<ldn-'...:. and earried

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daffodil~.

Little Ethel

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'l a . a ^p1·ture~r1ue iiO\\'f'l' ., 1· ]link net " Kat (h⁰011-

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u . · <llHl Ma: ter :Michael

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an( mg little lJao·r

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THE S.A. JEWISH CHRONICLE.

.. '\nmLING _r1 o LLMA1 ^T.

A Yery pretty wedding took pl;1c(:l at the Garden 'ynagogue last Sun-

da~-. when Evelyne} elde t daughter

1)£ :Jfr. and I\fr,. B. werling, of Hi.<lclingh A Y nue, was married to ::.\fr. ~oll~· 'Tollman. of Vredenburg.

Th ceremony \rn.' performed by tlw Re,-. , '. Kibel. The bride looked loYely in her white satin frock) which wa:-; trimmed with Larage .·ilY0r Lrnw, appli inc, and ::<tuclde<l '\rith diamani.e. Her heautifnl Yeil W<l~

drapell on•r a Hus~ian coronet of pr<.nl and diamanir. She carried a

~heat of ,,·hite roses an<l cal'nations.

Her four ~1ttcndants \rere lUi ·s .T can

1 'weTling: (sister of the bride), who lookccl loYcl_\- in her '\rhik failll' taffeta fro<'k. <.1ppli<1ued in lemon, gret>n and gold. \\·ith houqud to match; :Jliss Becky ~\\·erling looked Yer.\· grac fol in her "·hite nunffC:' frock. \d1ich lrncl a foll double :::kiri.

trimmPcl '\rith green moire ribbon arn.l green cliamantc. 'he carried a lwu<ptet. ~[i:-;:-< Anne 8\\·erling wor<'

;m ex<1Ltisite frock of white gcorgctt<>

trimmed "·ith pink and silwr hand- 1iainted Joyer:-;' knot::;. )Ii~, Lil,\·

~ \n,rling \\'OP a charming: frock, th hucli<>e being- of sihN and gold hro- eaded g0orgdte with a Y<?ry full :::kirt eclgrd with goltl. 'l'he iluwer girl.

littl<> Doree11 S'l'crling, wore a lunµ:

taffeta gow11

or

whii.c. 'l'he :::kirt wa~

trimmed with LlrgP rosettl's eclg<'d with :-:ihPr. Her hat 'n1::: trin1111ed 11·ith colours to match the bride~

rnaicl1'' frocks and . he ca Tried a posy ti0d with long coloured ribbon:.

:JJ r. ~trphen LeYene performed ihr duties of bel't man. rrhe groomsmen

\\·ere L. , 'werling, S. , \H:'rling, .i\l.

Perm1rn cmt1 .T. A....::::nizk.\·· 'rhe ]Joll- hoklen, \\'('r<' .Jles:r.,:. ('. KHy . . l.

Ha:-:kiH, , '. , 'werling and J. J aYitz.

'rhe rrC'eption "·a. helcl in the Zioni:-:t Hal1, which hacl been ta~k

foll>- decorated in a colour ~chernr

of gold.. lemon, pink and green to match the bride:-:maid.s" colourn.

:JJr:-:. :-;"·erling reeeiYed her guests

in ^<l gown of black georgette trim-

nwd ,,·iih ~ih er head~ and ^scl1nin~.

\\'ith it ~he wore' 11 black and 'iln'r coatee <llld a hlaek ospwy-trimrne l hnt mHl carried cl how1urt of reel rnse.;. l\Jr~. 'l'o1lmai1, the brid c- groom '.· coll~in .. won" a naYy lac0 arnl georgc>tt<' frock and hat to llrntch and carried <l houqurt of pink carnation .

Toa::3t.' wcrr propo::3ed by :Jlr. J,;.

(; radner and .Jlr . .J. Kay.

'The bride's going·-;_nray frock wn~

of gw~' geo rgPtte. o,·er which !'he worl' a grey ~alin coat.

The honeymoon i:-: hPiPg :-;pC'nt in .fohanne:'lmrg and Dmba11. ~fr. mid :Jfr.;. Tollman '\rill make their fnture homr in Yrec10nburg.

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IN AND AROUND THE PENINSULA.

(Continued from page 582 ).

Wall: howeYer, was only an in ident in the situation. and w~L an attempt by the Arab~

to

get rid of the :Jfan- date and

to

de;-;troy the idea of a .T t>Wi::3h ~ ational Hdme in Pale~tine.

The statement by the Grand :Mufti, that th trouble \\'U,' • tarted by thr J C"\1's was ah~urd. The bei;;t an~wer

to

those gllilty of the utrorities wa~

to create more Zioni. t Soci<:'tie~.

Ewryone l:Ould h('}p h~· donating to tlw Helief Fund. l\loney was urg<'nt- h- nePded. for larp:r nmnber · o[ our

~o-rrlig-ionis1:-, ^<l.' n re:-:uH of ilw A.rah on, ]aught:, werl' homch'ss am!

clcsi.itntr. Be\'. :Ur. I~mH·:-; and 1\I r.

X. Emdin also :poke <.md npp alc<l for ~nppo"rt for thr Pale:-:ti1w Rrliel Fund.

A New Zionist Society.

At tlw c:onclusion of his appeal for fundl', ::\fr. Emdin proposed thai a Zioni:;;t Hoei ty hr formed in :Jinizenberg. 'l his wa~ immediateh·

ngrced to, aud <l bout fiftv wer ther~·

ancl th '11 cmolled. It ~rn: ^decided

to nanw the llP\\ formation ·· The South P1::ni11. ulc1 /';ionist ~ocirty,"

cirnl tlH' following \l'f'l'e elected· to rnnstitute thP committe0. \\'ith power to add io i.hrir number~ :-:\Ir. ^r

Emdin, Clrnirman; :Jir. )1. ~hagam.

Hon. Tre<irnrer: :Jir. .I. Tucker.

Hon. :--;crrefory, and ::\Ir. K. Jacoh-

l"-011, Dr. B. Kriklf'r and ~Ir. ~\l.

\\',dma11. There i~ much enthu~ia:rn

ju :JJuizcnht>Tg, m1d this augurs well for the ~ut.:ce~:-, of thr ne"· ,, · ociety.

It is nnti<:ipHted that wry shortly the memhcr, hip roll will he incrca~

cd to at lrast one Jnmdrecl mul fifi~·.

A New Communal Hall.

I unclerstan<l that at a recent mretiug of i.he :Unizenberg-Kalk Ba:·

Hebrew rongregation it m1:- decided to bui1<1 a C¹ommunal Hall on tlw 'aeant piee<> of hmtl adjoining thr S:'i·nagogur. Tlw nc:rd for a Talmud Torah ha: long- heen frlt cmd thr new building- \\'ill ht> utili" d for tlH!l purpol'e. Thr co:t \Yill be in ilw ueighhomhoocl of £±,000, of whi<:h :um an amount of £1 000 ha~ nl- reacly bren promised. It is expt'cted thai building operation~ will be commenced in a hon t six to right

month~· time. ProoTeR~ is eertainl_\' the 1rntchword of the :Jiuizenherg .T ewi. h romrnunit~-.

Orphanage Children Entertained.

'l'he children at the Orplrn1wgc greatly appreciated thf' ent rtain- rnent proYided for 1.hem on ,'atnrdnY night hy :Jfr. r~vy Harris. Th~

African 'rllf'atres, Ltd., kimllY lent :JJr. Harris a number oI s1~itahle comedy films, and the ·e caused 0nd-

]e:-;~ fun for the youngsterK. It "·a:

a. real pleasure to note the happ:·

faceR of the orphans. and the effortR to entertain them were well reward- ed. Thev me :-;o appr ciatiYe and look fon\:anl to their Naturday e\'en- ing functions. During m1 intenal.

. whil0 tea wns lH'ing . fne<l. Mis~

Huth Kac1ish g<n·r some .·cellent recitation:-;. Shr i:- a frequent vi::sitor

<tt he Orphanage, and is very popu-

J,1r with the ·hildren. who showed their ap1ue<'i<liion of her \rnrk in n robust manner.

Dr. J. L. Landau.

After irn ab:rnec of 0,·rr six month~, Dr. l..1111Hlnu <ll't'i\cd Jrnck in

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Cape 'l1own by l\Iouclay's mail boat and proceeded to Johanne burg by the Union Limited. Dr. Landau nttendecl the recent Congre s at Zurich and in an intervie"· he grant- ed to a repre:-:entatiYc of a locnl paper he . Hid:

:: I al.-o i.ook the opportunity to

H-'e :-:ome of my hook.' publitlhe(1.

ThesP incl udr a second yol- mnc of ' ConfrRsions,' a Yolmne of poem: and my seeond series of

lPctnre~ on modern Hebrew litera- ture, the fir:-;t Yolumc of which "as puhli. bed last yeaT by the Wit- watersrand lJniYer .. ity.'

:--ipenking of thr Zurich ongr ~:-;.

Dr. Landau :fated that although the di:·durbaners in Pal )stine had cau"'ed

<l clrep . tir among- world Jewry the

• J P\r:-- "till retain cl foll confidence in the British GoY rnrnent. Mor - owr: the promi:c of Lord l\Ielchett that American Je\\T}' "'onlcl do all jn its po\\·er to n, si~t in the building of the natiom1 l home made eYeryone wry hopeful <lhout the future o{

Pc1lc._tinc.

'· 'rhc recrnt trouble in Palestiuc must Jw looked upon as a pa . ."ing phase. which ewr.\' nation mu ~t be prepared to face nt onf' time and nnother/} he add cl.

A Cable Acknowledgment.

'I he ReY. A. I>. Bender ha. receh·- ed tlw following ce1blr in ach..11ow- le(lg1nent of <l )farconi rne:-;~ag<> of

]>Pr~onal ~ympathy : - .J ern:-;alem. ~cptcmbc>r

Grateful appre~iHtion. Bncollt'- 11µ,-ing me:-:~ag '. QnieL

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