THE Z I ONIST RECORD.
SOCIAL
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The marriage of Rachel, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gitlin, of Capetown, to Morris, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Shaskolsky, of Observatory, will take place at the Great Synagogue, Gardens, on Tuesday, 3rd November, at 2.30 p.m. A reception will be held at the Zionist Hall from 3-6 p.m., to which relatives and friends are cordially invited.
News has been received in Johannesburg by cable from Jerusalem, that a daughter has been born to Dr. and Mrs. W. Kark
(nee Gertrude Jan ow er).
Congratulations are being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ch. Winokur (nee Frieda Sack) on the birth of a daughter on the 14th inst., at the Trafalgar Nursing Home, Capetown.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Policansky, of Tel- Aviv, are spending a few days with their relatives in Johannesburg.
Miss Rebecca Gitlin of Capetown is on ::i.
hort visit to Johannesburg and is "taying at the Palatin Hotel.
The engagement is announced of Minnie, second daughter of l\Ir. an<l the late Mrs.
S. Durbach, of Bethlehem, to Harry David Cohen, of Harrismith, only . on of Mr. and Mr·. h. Cohen, of Brnamfont in, Johan- n burg.
The marriage of l\Iiss Mary Goldberg, of Worcester, to Dr. Percy Klein, of Clocolan, will be solemnised at the W 01·cester Syna-
ogue on Sunday, 25th October, at 11 a.m.
The engag-ern~nt is announced of Lucil', daughter of Mrs. A. L. Kussel, of Oudts- hoorn, C.P., to Harry, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Waldbaurn, of Johannesburg.
The maniage will take place at the Yeo- v1lle Synagogue, on Sunday, 25th October, at 10.30 a.m., of Marguerite, younger daughter of Mrs. Esther Muller and the late Mr. J. H. Muller (formerly of Lourenco Marques), to Philip, third son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Porter, both of Johannesburg.
The engagement is announced between Honey Levin, of 'lv orcester, and Harry M.
Abramson, of Johannesburg.
Congratulations are being extended to Dr. and Mrs. S. Weinstein, of Lady Frere, on the birth of a daughter.
The engagement is announced of Sarah, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Seligman, of Middelburg, Cape, to Abie Reef, Middel- burg (formerly of Capetown), eldest son t)f Mrs. and the late Mr. I. Reef, of Lithu- ania.
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PERSONAL
The engagement is announced of Sonia, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Wise, of Johannesburg, to Louis, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ronthal, of Springs. Mr.
Louis Ronthal is at present Secretary of the Springs Zionist Youth Society.
On Sunday, October 18, at 7.30 p.m., at Temple Israel, Hillbrow, the marriage will take place of. Tilly, daughter of Mrs. A.
Weinfeld, to Mr. M. Sieg!">nberg, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siegenberg. The reception will be held at the Stephanie, Berea.
Congratulations ar~ being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bloom (nee Ann Gor- don) on the birth of a daughter on the 12th inst.
The engagement is announced of Edith, third daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr.
M. Narunsky, of Senekal, formerly of Rustenburg, to Morris, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Trauberman, of Johannesburg.
LEVl - HCBl .
Five brid smaids and five groomsmen at- tended the bride and bridegroom at the wedding on Sunday last of Sylvia, tlH' young(' t dau 1·hter of 1 Tr. and • lrH. nthan Rubin, to .Mr. Barney Levin, the eldest Hon of Mr. and Mrs. Max Levin, of Haifa, Pale8- tine. The W olmarans Street Synagogue, where the ceremony was performed by the Chief Rabbi, Dr. J. L. Landau, assisted by Cantor Alter and a choir, had been decor- ated with white carnations and fern. The unterfuhrers were Mr. and Mrs. Simon Levin, the uncle and aunt of the bride- groom, and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rubin.
The pole-bearers were Mr. Max Rubin, Mr.
Hymie Brudno, Mr. Sam Brudno, and Mr.
Cyril Segal.
The bride was given away by her father and her bridesmaids were Miss Celia Celine (maid of honour), Miss Doris Zlotnick, Miss Freda Levin, Miss Anne Shapiro and Miss Doris Mentor. Mr. Solly Rubin, the brother of the bride, was the best man and the groomsmen were Mr. Jack Sachs, Mr.
Solly Sachs, Mr. Ralph Steele and Mr. Jack Suskin. The page boy was Master Leon Aronsohn.
Masonic Ball
The four constitutions of masonry in the Transvaal have joined and are holding a Jubilee Ball in the City Hall, Johannes- burg, on Wednesday, October 21st. Dancing will be from 8.30 p.m. to 2 a.m., and Alec Benjamin's augmented orchestra has been booked for the event. Tables are being arranged cabaret fashion and can be re- served with the hon. organiser, phone 22-5256.
As th~ proceeds are in aid of the Trans- vaal Masonic Educational Institution and the Transvaal Masonic Benevolent Fund, it is confidently expected that there will be a large attendance of masons and their friends at the dance.
GLORIOUS NORTHCLIFF
The Motorists' Rendezvous.
OctolH1r 16flt, 1.9,)6.
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JEWISH ORPHA GE
ANNUAL BA L
WEDNESDAY, 4th N OVEMBER CITY HAU,
BUY YOUR TICKETS (One Guinea Double) now, and BOOK Youn TABLES IMMEDIATELY at the Orphanage Town Office, Century Building, 94, Commissioner Street,
1Phone 33-1724.
No B'>okinr;s will h'• accepted and no tickets will be . old after Monday, November 2nd.
LAKi m-EG. ·os.
Bertha, the daughter of l\Ir. and Mr . Louis Egnos, was an attractive bride on W dnesday evening, the 14th inst., wh n she was married at the Berea Synagogue by the He,•. J. Steinbe1 g to Mr. f<'rank Lakier, the son of .Mr. and Mr . G orge Laki ,._
She wa · g-iv n away by her father and
~ms attended by Mrs. Redvers McLaughlin and Mm. Max Gluckman as matrons-of- honour; )1i8s Greta l\iiller and Miss Joyce Egnos as maids-of-honour, and l\liss Vera Gradner, Miss Olive Eliot, Miss Vera Sand, Mi8S Patsy Stein, Mi8s Babs Blumberg an<l Miss Rhoda Osrin as bridesmaids. The flower girls were Dolores Miller, Doreen Osrin, Audrey Kalmanson and Fanny Braude.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Egnos and Mr. and Mrs.
G. Lakier were the unterfuhrers and Mr.
I. Blumberg, Mr. G. Shein, Mr. T. Egno.
and Mr. D. Lakier were the poleholders. Mr.
Michael Egnos was the best man assisted by Mr. E. Egnos and Mr. P. Lakier.
The City Hall was crowded with gue~w·
for the reception. The toasts were proposed by Mr. Louis Gradner, Mr. Redvers McLaughlin and Mi. Harold Hersch.
TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW at 8.15 p.m.
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