THE ZlONIST RECORD.
SOCIAL
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Congratulations are being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lourie, of Johannes- burg, upon the birth of a daughter.
Norman, only son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Herber, will read a portion of the Law at the W olmarans Street Synagogue on Satur- day, the 24th inst. "At Home" on Sunday, the 25th, from 3-6 p.m., at 23 Kent Road, Dunkeld, Johannesburg.
The engagament is announced between Rose Shirken, of Worcester, Cape, daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Shirken, and Dr. Julius Helman, of Kalkfontein, son of Rev. and Mrs. M. O. Helman, of Reitz.
The marriage of Jynette, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Lurie, of Dur- ban, to Joseph, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Coll, of Boksburg, will take place at the St. Andrew's Street Synagogue, Durban, on Sunday, October 25, at 2.30 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Green (nee Freda Reichman), of Mayfair, are being con- gratulated on the birth of a bonny son on the 19th inst.
Solomon, the elder son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Sackstein, of Parys, will read a portion of the Law at the Par~1s Synagogue on Saturday ne.·t, the 2 tth October.
The engagement is announced of Esther, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Inbinder, vt
'Beth al, to Louis Cohen, of Johannesburg.
Solly, only son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Was- serman, will read a portion of the Law at the Krugersdorp Synagogue on Saturday, 24th October.
Mr. an<l Mrs. J. S. Steinfeld are being congratulated on the bfrth of a son on the 15th inst., at Jay's Nursing Home.
The engagement is announced of Hita, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I.
Kagan, of Ponevez, and Zelik, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. i '" • .i ,.ackan, of PoS'\ 'Ohl, Lithuania.
CANTOR JOSEPH ADLER.
There recently arrived in this countrv Cantor Joseph Adler, a ·well-known chazai-i who has occupied posts in synagogues 1n Germany, Poland and England. During the recent High Festivals, Cantor Adler con- ducted the services at the Adath-Israel Synagogue in Pretoria and demonstrated the possession of a fine lyric tenor voice and able diction. Cantor Adler is now in Johannesburg and hopes to conduct ser-
vices at one of the local synagogues.
WEDDING REQUIREMENTS-
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Top Hat11, Morning Suits and Dress Suits for Hire or Sale.
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PERSONAL
MISS ESTHER LUTRIN.
Miss Esther Lutrin, the well-known elocu- tionist of Durban, is no\Y in Johannesburg, where she is taking up permanent residence and is opening up a studio.
Miss Lutrin has a fine reputation as an actress and expert elocutionist. She has produced many plays in aid of charity and recently successfully produced a play of Jewish interest, "The Star of Judah," at the Durban Jewish Club. She hopes at an early opportunity to be responsible for a theatrical production in Johannesburg.
ROSENGARTEN-COHEN.
A charming wedding took place at the Roeland Street Synagogue on the 14th inst., when Isobel (Billy) daughter of Mrs. M.
Cohen and the late Mr. Marks Cohen, of Capetown,-was married to Joseph (Joe), son of Mrs. F. Rosengarten and the late Mr. M.
Rosengarten, of Johannesburg.
Dr. D. Cohen, of Warmbaths (brother of the bride) gave the bride away. The best man was Mr. I. Cohen (brother of the biid ), and the unterfuhr rs were Mrs.
M. Cohen (mother of the bride), Mrs. l•.
Rosengarten (mother of the bridegroom), and Mr. and Mrs. M. Goldblatt (brother-in- law and sister of the bride). The only at- tendant was little Rhona Goldblatt. The toast of the bride and bridegroom was pro·
posed by Adv. l\I. Alexander, M.P., and that of the parents by Mr. J. Chalmers, M.P. The officiating reverends were Hev. S.
Kugel, assisted b~ Rabbi l\IirYish and nev.
Friedgut.
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October 23rd. 1036.
SUMMER FROCKS
A Glorious Collection of FROCI" ·
; ad GOWNS has just been un- packed.
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All the e arc most moderately !>riced.
AFTERNOON FROCKS from
12/6 to £6/6/0
DINNER GOWNS from
£3/3/0 to 12-k Gn .
EVENING GOWNS from
£2/12/6 to 20 Gns.
MILLINERY from
7 /6 to 4s Gns.
49 PRITCHARD STREET (next to Mackays). Phone 33-6835.
KURITZKY-RllTSTEIN.
I,ilian, the eldest daughter of l\1r. , nd l\Ir. N. Rut.tein, wa~ manicd on
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d- nesday evening last at the Wolmaran Street Synagogue, J,)hannesburg to Mr.Wilfrid Kuritzky, only son of ' Mr. and l\lrs. Ma.· Kuritzky. The Chief Rabbi Dr.
J. L. Landau officiated.
The bridesmaids in attendance on the bride were Miss Do1·een Rutstein, .:\:Iis Ethel Hutstein, Miss Sybil Stein, Mic:·
Betty Bloch and Miss Mona Rutstein, and the maid-of-honour was Miss .Eve Kuritzkv.
The best man was :.\Ir. Arthur Kuritzk~·
cousin of the bridegroom. The untei:- fuhl'ers were .Mr. and .Mrs. N. Rutstein and l\I r. and Mrs. l\I. Kuritzky. The polP- holders were l\Ir. I. Kuritzky, Mr. L. Bloch, l\Ir. I. Ospovat and Mr. P. Smulian.
The bride's mother received her guest at the subsequent reception held in the Langham Hotel.
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MICHAEL DORE
The well-known ex-conductor of the Colosseum Orchestra and brilliant violinist has opened a studio for
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at
17, NEVILLE MANSIONS, Cor. De Villiers & Claim Street..
'Phone 22-1607.
Branch Studio: At 7, Dunbar Street, Yeoville. 'Phone: Yeo. 2587.
