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THE ZIONIST RECORD.
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From Our Oum Corresponde~BLOEMFONTEIN.
One of our 1 ading J ewi h citizens, Coun illor ~ ol Harris, has been appointed Commissioner of aths.
The Bar-Jlitzvah of Joey Lentzner, the second son of .Jlr. and the late Mrs. B. Lentzner, was held on 'atm- day la t, when he read the Ilafforuh. Rev. Z. Lawrence addressed the Bar-Mifzpah in a few wel1-cho. en words.
A ball is being held on th• 11th ult., at the Communal Hall in aid of the Orphans' Fund. Bloemfontein is quite a large contributor to thi fund, besides the usual monthly sub criptions.
The Jewish Guild held an interesting and enjoyable function on . unclay, when a Yiddi h evening, the first of its kind, wa held at the Communal Hall. The attendance was large. Mr. H. Bradlow presided. )lr. Fogel spoke on the advantages of a function of that nature. Mr. W.
Sorokin then rnad ex.tracts from the works of Sholom 11leichem, which provoked a good de_al of cnjoym<'nt.
A violin solo was render d by Mr. \Ya~serman, who was accompanied bv Mr. D. Kahn. Mr. B. Stein read from the works of P r<>tz. Others who contributed to the programme were Mr. A. Rosen, ~fr. A. Cr>. tal and :\fr.
Stein. ~
o C'njoya blc was this function that every one present felt that another should be organi ed in the near future.
GRAHAMSTOWN.
Under the auspic0 of tlw Gra.hamstown Young I racl Society, a social and dance wa held in the As embly Rooms to celebrate the opening of the Univer ity in .TE>ru alem.
R0v. Blackman opened the function, and deliYererl an address dealing with the si1:rnificanr0 of the Uni>ersity to Judaism and to the rest of the world.
The follo"·ing artistes contrihutcd towards an eniovable programme :-Mi es R. Jinkelson, M. Bennett, R. Ossher, F. I rael, and Messrs. G. Rosin, 1\1. Shapiro, and L.
Lopschitz.
Thanks are due to the J C'Wi h ladi<'s of the town for their kind helo in di>corating the hall and providing refrec::hments. 1\f r. G. Rosin acted as 1\1.C.
The sale of Zioni t flag and refresnments broug;bt in an amount of £9 16s. 9d., which has been forwarded to the Hebrew University.
LADYBRAND.
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credit is <lu to :\Irs. Pincus for organising the un their Thanks were accorded to Mr. and .i:lrs. Friedgut for hospitality and to .l\lrs. Miller for her able a . i tanre.
PAARL. . ti~
The Paarl Lemaan and Young l\foccabean
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the were " At Home" in the Talmud Torah Hall . 0 to entire Je,Yish community on Sunday, the 5th ultll~brr\1' celebrate the occasion of the opening of th0 Mr J.University of Jerusalem. The chair was taken by
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~s Rabinowitz, Presid-ent of the Lemaan Zion, W ~t f>.supported on the platform by l\le srs. J. Ge. undthe1r~I1t~d Rubik and B. Kagan. These gentlemen. who had ra 111.;0 from Capetown to addre s the meeting, w re eniof supported by Rev. H. trelitz and .rlr. )1. .Jaffe, Pre ident of the Paarl loung Maccab an 'ocietclY. ·ncr of
The proceedings opened with the rcn en ,..11ce11
"Hatikvah " by a choir of young girls who had )if·
trained by Mrs. Fut ran and Mi.. Jaffe. The I 1'{er·awclt Strelitz delivered an eloquent address, in w.hich IC
on the significance of the great occa ion. of :1 1\lr. Kagan touched feelingly on the importance J1l'r11·
knowledge of the Hebrew language of the pre cnt tion. Mr. Gesundheit, in a fine address, gave an g~°t
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tJillr 0£ 11of the activ~ty which led finally to the e tablislnnen 1 tbllt Hebrew Umver ity on Mount ~copus. He tru:tJ' r 1ing the new institution will be a foremo t seat of. c~tnllt wberein tho Torah and religion will take an in1PiJl the place, and from which the world will learn once aga
truth of the bible. :nuhi~·
A powerful addre was d livered by ~Ir. D. 111nit) who at first congratulated the Paarl Jewi. h cod
1\11il\
on the beautiful communal hall which they ha derfu Referring to the celebration, he declared it wa w011nrt11cr that the small Jewjsh nation should actually be a P .;rcllj to-day of the greatest Empire the world had edveGe~1erii The speaker paid a tribute to Lord Balfour an ~fl'nt
muts, and declared that were it not for these tw01d 11ot men, the po ition of the J-ewish people to-clay "'011
be so favourable. b~
Mr·
Musical items were given during the enmin~ : ,,·cfi' Dembowsky and :Miss Cicislie Geffen, and recitat1oll~terll!l excellently rendered by Miss . ~forks. Tho " i;:: to Zionist, l\Ir. N'. Klitzner, propo eel a >ote of thaJI eetitlg the speakers and arti ts. After th~ memorabl n~jd<'llC(I had closed, the guests were entcrtamed at th re.
of Mr. and fr,. J. Rabinowitz.
On the 5th ultimo, a social function was held at the PAUL ROUX
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Steckoll on the o casion of ·
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brc"°Miss Eva teckoll's birthday. The Zionist ommittee A meeting to celebrate th opening of the ·drllce pre ented Miss Steckoll with a fountain pen in recogni- UniYersity in Jernsalf'm was held here at the r
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tion of lier services on the Committee. 1\lrs. A. Friedgut of Mr. Kristal, on Monday, 13th April, and \\~ n~· cn1I111
thanked l\fiss Steckoll for het untiring work and energy attended from the :r;teighbouring village, who specia · Jt on behalf of the Jewish National cause, to which l\Iiss to attend tl~e meetm~. . . d d~-r 1
teckoll suitably replied. l\1r .. Kn ta.I, pres1d1J?-g, ope~ed tho meetmg, an.; t11J;c't An enjoyable ocial function was held on the 21st on the importance of this particular ernnt that hh~ !!:rr:1f ultimo at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. Friedgut. place in Jewish history to-day, and point d out t 1j1)p: 0 Tho social was held in honour of the Jewish Ladies' interest the outside world is howing; in the opcl bil Benevolent Society, and was al. o the occasion of a farewell th Unfrersity. oJl tJI' being tendered to Mrs. Proos, who is lca>ing on a trip to Dr. H. Goodman deliwrd a length:- addre ini:ih'·
Europe with her daughter. An excellent musical function of the Uni>ersity, and the effect it will ult 1 programme was arranged by :Mrs. Pincus, the following have on the J ewi. h people in Golns. kc i11 ti<
rendering; enjoyable items: -l\Irs. SeO'al, l\1r . Sor ky, Mr. J. Levy and l\Ir. J. R. Koseff al. o ·po bl'.' Misses Daisy, Bella Miss Eva Steckoll, l\fis and Fanny Marks, the P1·oos Pincus and Mrs. Pincus. A mo t Bro ., samo terms. Tea was served, and music, 1 items render c rtiri~· 1 h\' 1 enjoyable eveninit wns snent by all present, and great Mi. ses Goodkind conclud cl a. very enthusia tic rue
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~Ou ~·unday, April 19th, the committee of the Pretoria llg Israel 'ociety held au organised drive throughout to.wn with· the object of obtaining new members for a it nuious circles, such as History, Hebrew and
~~tic. and the ociety. The drive wa a great succe , .1ng iu an increase of m.:lmber hip of the circles, but
0·ehnll, • in bringing the roll of the ociety to well over h Undred, thus raising it in rank second only to the
anu-. burg Y.I.S.
On the cvt'l1ing of the arne day a succe · ·ful debate dth.e Zionistic activities of Young I rael Societies, wa
, in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. There was a 01 attendance, th room proving too small to seat the
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of the audience. The principals were l\fes rs. l\L a erg and D. J. Goldblatt. After keen discussion, tht was won by l\fr. Goldb:att.
ROBERTSON.
.t\ ·ocial was held on the 5th ultimo at the " Electric i~t:te " to celebrate the opening of the H brew
~er ity in Jerusal m. l\fr. K. Hoffman, who pre id d, h 0'.Ued the vi tors who had specially come from Montagu,
~1t1evale and Laugvcrwacht. Rev. Jo. efowitz, in an 11• nt addre :;, dw lt on the significance of the great
· 1011. The follmving contributed towards the musical
,of the programme:-Mesrs. E. Millin, :M. Solomon, I andlcr, Isaac Blu ger, David P1cbn, I. Kreel and E.
· 011. A. fountain pen, pr sented by Mr. E. Idelson,
1 ~old by American auction, and re ulted. in t.he um of
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being collected towards tho Umvers1ty Fund.•J..
'andler proved him plf a good auctioneer, andcl. Charlie Rabie was the lucky winner of the pen. The
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\\·atch raffl cl by the ,.. OUDO' I rael "oci ty was won b~·t~l Lekoch who pr sented the i.:'oC'iety with the gold a 1d and chain. The sum of £7 10 . wa · r-ealised
{ · the building of a Zioni t Hall.
it'Ir. Kreel t<>nderecl a vote of thanks on behaU of tlrn r or . Mr. K. Hoffman propo ed a vote of than ks to
· ,~nd l\Irs. L. Hosenzweig for granting the free u. e of Electric Thcatr ." Thanks were al o expre. eel to
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Qn the 1st April, the Sn_iithfield Zionist Society gave a social to celebrate the openmg of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Th .~Town Hall was tastefully decorated and filled ~o ov~rfiowrng, the whole Jewish community and many g~ntile iin~nds bemg the gu.ests of the evening. l\fr.
I. Bermtz, Chairman of the Society, invited to the plat- form the Mayor, l\Ir. ~·. J. B~1t~er; the D.R. Mini. ter, Hcv. V. Hce_rde; the Mission l\lrn~ster, Rev. W. Willem e;
the R. Magistrate, Mr. L. 0. T1llarcl; the Police Chief Mr. McLoed · the Jewi h Mini. ter, Rev. Silver; and th~
Secretary, l\1r. ~L J. aunder .
In a .short addres~, ~fr. Bernitz welcomed the guests and outlmed the significance of the gathering. A
~ le~r~m was read from nir. W. Wi~er regretting his mab1hty to be pre, ent ancl eongratulatmg the gathering.
Th Rev. Silver r cited !lfismer k hir Chonocas in Hebrm-;-, and thi wa. tran late<l into Dutch by the Rev.
Willemse. The local Amateur Orche. tra th B rend red item·. Th~ 9rcht>.·tra conBi t~d of Mrs. L. .T. Butl r, Mayore s, ':1olm · )lp:srs. W. Sipp 1 and I. Korp, violin ;
~1rs. W. Sippel, 'cello; and Mrs. R. Mould, piano. 'l'he orche. tra played the 1 Hatikvah" in the singincr of which everybody joined heartily. ""
'l'he l\fayor, in an eloquent addrC'ss, referred to the zeal of the Jew for 'dncatio11 and the fin achiev-ements of tho Jewish people.
The Rev. Y. liC' rdc brought home the great iguifi- C'anee of th vPnt in an expr ·sfre , oecch in which h<'
·poke also of the great enduran ·P of tht~' Jewish race.
The Rev. W. Willcmse said that the J •w. had gin'n the world a. true cone ption of the religiou. spirit.
']'be hall wa tastefully area11ged with table arraved with deliciou, rcfre, h1rn'nts. 'fhc Jcwi.-h laclie exceil cl themselve in providing the tr0at. Special m ntion mu. t be made of l\frs. a under, wJ10 worked ver'"' hard an<l gave a great deal of ihe rcfrc. hm1•nt.. The committee and all J-cwish ladie ar to b congratulated on the
ticce s of the function.
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THE ZIONIST RECORD.FROM TOWN AND COUNTRY (Concludedfrom previous page).
SOMERSET EAST.
The opening of the Hebrew Univer ity iu J eru alem wa, celebrated by the local Jewibh community with a social and dance, organised by a capable ladi ' committee, at the hall of the local club, which wa tastefully decorated for the occasion. ~fr. l~. A. Levin, Chairman of th Zioni t ociety, pr siled, . nd referred to the hi toric nature of the occu ion. RcY. Gottlieb delivered a most eloquent address, in which he . aid that the inauguration of th(' Hebrew Univ.er ity was a mo t memorable event in tho hi tory of the ,J en·i.h people. Du1·ing th evening a musical programme "·as rendered, to which the foEowing
<'ontributed: -Th " Gill Colleg " Orche tra, l\[i s Inez Leoyna, L.C.l\I., and l\Iis: L. , chneid r.
Dainty refreshments were se1Ted. Special thank an·
rlue to l\lis e F. Kaplan and M. Cohen ~n1d l\fastf'r M.
Levin for their generous assistance.
STANDERTON.
A :flannel dance wa held, under the au pi of th
tand~rton Young I rael Society, in tho :Pari h Hall during la ·t mouth, and proved highly succe. sfuL A repre entative gatherin~ was pr sent in the hall, which was tastefully decorated by seYeral of the more energetic members of the committ.ee. As a r . ult of the function the
. ·ociety's funds has benefited to the net extent of over
£11. pecial mention mu t be made of the \rnrk of the Pre. ident, )[r . Cohen, who sold about £5 worth of ticlwts and supervised the affair most succe · fully.
STELLENBOSCH.
On April 1st, the ~ tellenbo ·ch Jewish community oelebrated the opening of the Hebrew University in Pale tine by a big reception in the loenl Talmud Torah Hall. During the eYening speech(>.' were made by Rev.
Herison, l\fe sr . E. Lurie, A. E. Le"·i (of t('llenbo ch Hebrew Congregation), M . r,. H. Levensohn and ,f. Green- i;;teiu (of Stelleubo ch Y. L .) and Mr. S. Marcus (President of the proceeding ), followed al o by ~Ir. D. B. Lewi.
(Y.I . . ).
Each member of the Y.I. '. recefred a Zioni t flag, presented by the Hebrew congrc>gation and di tribut.ed b~·
~Ir. )farcus, to commemorate the recention. A <-horus of small children had b en trained bv 1\ [r. A. mitzl·y to
, ing several Hebrt>w songs, and the , together with a
few other mth ical item". were greatly applauded.
After thanks had b0en rend r cl to all th helper and workers, e oecially the ladi0. in charge of the refr shments, Mr. enitzky and the pre idf'nt8 of the eYening and the- Y.I. . dancing took placc. The evening then came to a clo e with loud cheer and the hearty . i nging of
"HatikYah" ancl "God aye the King."
UNIONDALE.
'l'he lo<'al community met iu the Hebr0w library to eelebrate the opening of the IT ebrew University in Jeru alcm. )[r. '. Coblentz, Pre. ideut of th Zioni. t Association, pre ided. A<l<lre. es were delivered by the Chairman, R Y. N. Coht'll, and )fr. Ilerzl 'hear, in which th0y referred to the ignificancc of tho great o ·casion.
After refreshment W<'l" serv d, a collection for the library of th(' Hehr '' rniYer. ity wa. made and thii-; realised
OYCl' £10. .
WELLINGTON.
ln c lebration of th0 opening of th Bl•brcw
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ni \'er it~·ou the 1st April, the Wellington Zio11ir,t "''ociety arranged a meeting; on tllC' 6th ult., which was attend1 cl by tlw wholfl community induding th <'hildre11. The 'ynagogue
"a5 tn:tefully decorated for the occa. ion.
The Pre' irlrnt of t]w 8oeicty, 1\11'. 'olomon, oceupiecl the chair, and introclucNI .\clvoente , . Turtlcdon~ of Ca1w- town, wl10 nitablY addre~. t'd the gatlwring on the great event. A vote of thanks to the . pcakN 'vas moved by .:\h-. JJ. Yling. 'l'hc C'hilc1rP11 wer<' pres nt cl with sweets, and the , inging of the National .\nth m concluded tlH' proceeding .
WINDHOEK. "Jd . h GUl
'l'he fir t annual meeting of the Windhoek Je\\"l re eut·
was held recently, ther being about 'orty pcop!l ~ 911d Mr. ::\I. A. 1.-aac on the Chairman, pre. tc.e 'l\·bich submitted his reports 'of th, year': acti>·ity, in 0 ::ind tribute was paid to Me.-.r . L. Berman I. Is: uc 0to th ,J. har, who con1en cl the first meeting whi~h le~ ~6.
formation of a Guild. The memb r. hip l\ nred to Reference lras made to thL' C'xccllent ser1ic s render }..
the new body by l\Ir. B. Gamsu aud :i\lr .. Breon u;hnut number of ~ntertainm nt had b <'Il Ol'O'ani._ed tl}1"0 61i:iir·
tho year which had be n well attended. 1\ ft r t 1 k pJaC1 man's report had be n accept d an ele ·tion too
which resulted as follow : - '\fr
~hairma_n, • 1r. )1. A. I. aac. on;. Yi - :1rnirnn1~~t;r,·· L. H1r chow1tz; 'l'~ea:u~·N, Mr. lr. IT1rsehow1tz; ...,lcauel:'o11 , Ir. J. H. har; Comm1ttef': ::\I-esdames Brenner •. 'bn1nn11 Liebermann, Cohen and ~fo .. r~. fl<'nnnn :-incl Reic
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young members of the r.ommunit:v here on , nndn.r ~fr . J{.
the 5th April, 1925, at th a H' ·idence of 3Ir. and • JI~brell Dauilowitz, in honour of the opening of the 1 "·ith Universitv. The hon. e was tastefullv decorntN
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A calm 'ms sold by Amcri<'an auction by
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rs. f{.m the Golden Book of the names of _Ir. aud •
Danilowitz. url
Thf' organi l'rs of tlw en>ning wi lt to thank.'
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:itMrs. H. Dn.nilowitz for kindh- plaring t110ir r0s1dt jln1trd their iii. po. al and all tlh' artists "ho o n hly "o~ ~r. t11
to the succe , of th~ ey011ing, pnrticula.rlv )fr. D]10 pin11'i.
violini. t, and l\fr. l\Idz for . o nbly pr0 i<lini.?: at t.1
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1.n,ur!!hoth th lattPr having iwc·iall~- com on•r fnun )f JC 1 1
for the occasion.
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r1: ill:rncl )frs. A. H. Rloeh took plac· at their re-.t n Jnr~.
Porter on Tu . rlav. 1-tth ultimo. Then• wa J1·ipP~
gntll('_ring of friei1ds prei-;1->nt to c·PIPbratP the h '1oc:il nccas1on. AddrN;se of good wi h s. on l1<'h:11f nf \./~ "R1''' .Tewish _C'ommunitv, ,~·-ere made by Mr .I. Tia.bir:o.'11
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Yolks, l\fr . . J. J. Wilk, . fr. H. , imon an<l J[r. '"
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1 nncl · 1 .An :rnpeal was mad!-' for th,, ~ntional Fun(: 'cir,·otr<
.T . .T. 'Vilk c0lledec1 n <;11m of £6. Tl1c mon<'~- 1" \, rr11 to thf' Tr<'<' Fnncl in thP nam • of the• infn11t on.
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ZASTRON. 'foll I .\ ueepssful soc·ial an1l <lan<·t> ":1 ... hPlil in th ·t,· jtl
Tini'"t"-1 . ·1f1 Hall to celebrate th' op •niug of tl11' Ht·br w f\' rrd • .Jerusalem. .Mr. L. Gordon pn·~icl cl and <lt 1 n th1 address calling attention to tl.1e si~nificnn~ 1 JJrill :i11 1 O<'Ca ion. 0th r .pecche: 'H'l'c r11•ln·f'rP<l h.\· Tie'· ,-1110;1
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