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1\liss l\Iilly Shachel, of Robert- son who recently visited. Johannes- burg, left for Capetown where she will meet her fiance, Mr. A. T.
Shrock, B.A., who is arriving from London on th.J "Warwick Castle"
on the 22nd in t. This young couph are to be married in Robertson on
Wedne~day, the 24th inst. After a short honeymoon to be spent in th.;
Eastern Cape Province, they will
i eturn to make their home in Johannesburg, "vher2 Mr. Shrock will take up his duties as minister of the Y eoville Synagogue.
The marriage will take place on Sunday, 21st June at 3 p.m., in the Memorial Road Synagogue, Kim- berley, of Miss Quennie Shapiro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I.
Shapiro, of Beaconsfield, to Hay- man, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Levy of Port Elizabeth, formerly of Ali- wal North.
The engagement is announced of Hilda, youngest daughter of Mr.
and the late Mrs. D. Matus, to Joseph Goldin, of Sabie, son of Mrs.
and the late Mr. I. B. Goldin, of Johannesburg.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Goodman (nee Ethel Lyons) of Kopjes are being congratulated on the birth of a daughter which happy event took place on Sunday, the 14th inst., at her mother's residence, 2 Albany Road Lower Park town, Johannes- burg.'
The marriage of Rose, daughter of Mr. B. Levin Park Lane, Port Elizabeth, to Dr: I. M. Hurwitz, of Garies, son of :Mr. and Mrs. I. Hur- witz Lamotte will be solemnised at the Raleigh Stl'eet Synagogue, Port Elizabeth, on Sunday, the 28th inst., at 2.30 p.m. A reception will subsequenth~.
be
held at the St. George's Hall, Kink Street.Mr. Nochum Moss, of Wilkomil', the well-known Lithuanian grain merchant, is arriving in J ohan:rres- burg to-day on a sho1t holiday visit to his mother Mrs. D. Moss. He will be staying with his sister, Mrs.
A. Ustiev, 23 Webb Street, Yeo- ville.
Congratulation are being ex- tended io Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lange of 62 Heyman Road, Bulawayo, on the birth of a son on the 27th lVLay.
The engagement is annouruced between Annie, eldest daughter f Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Cohen, of 23 Up- per Page Street, Doornfontein, and Sam, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Friedgood, of Capetown. Both of Johannesburg.
Congratulations ar·2 being ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobson, of 75, Honey Street, Berea, upon the birth of a son, which event took place on the 9th inst.
A CHARITY BALL.
The ball held at the City Hall on Sat- urday night under the auspices of the Rand Jewish Women's Benevolent Society proved to be a most successful function.
The Jazz Maniacs orchestra upplied the music, which was most keenly enjoyed.
The arrangements were in the hands of an energetic committee composed of the following: Chairlady, Mrs. Melzer; Vice- Chair, Mrs. Gabriel; Hon Treasurer, Mrs.
P. Isserow; Joint Hon Secretaries, Mes- dames A. Blumberg and A. Ross. Com- mittee. Mesdames A. Hurwitz, J. Fenster, J. Diamond, A. Feldman, Gordon, P.
Saffer, H. Jacobson, Friedman. S. Levy, J. Garber and the Misses Malkin. P.
Taitz, A. Smith, A. Gabriel, Jean Elin, S. Osrin, Marks and Kruger. Mrs. A.
Hurwitz was in charge of the novelty stall.
It is hoped that as a re ult of the money raised the society will be able to continue its good work on behalf of poor Jewish familie ..
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78 JOUBERT STREET, Next to the Corner of Plein 't.
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BHE 'NEH-ISR EL.
An intere:-;ting wedding took pl< c on Sunday, the 7th inst., when Miss Ger- trudP Brenner, daughter of h. and l\lrs.
H. HrPnner of Beaconsfi Id and Mr.
"'yril I:adore Israel, :-;on of M'i-. and the
late Mrs .. M. If::rael of Kimberle~·, were married in the Memo1·ial Roacl Syna- gogue. The Rev. M. Konviser officiated, assisted by antor Rudy. The latter was accompanied by members of the Kimber- ley Amateur Orchestra, of which the b1·icle is a member.
The unte1·fuhrcrs were Mr. and Mrs. H.
D1·enner and Mr. and Mrs. Solly Jackson.
Miss Frieda Brenner attendee( the bride as maid of honour and the bridesmaids were the Misses D. Datnow, L. Salkinder and Ethyl Brenner, while Adv. D. Cohen, Mr. N. Edelstein and Mr. H. Sherman acted as groomsmen. Anita Furman and Tda Brenner were the flower girls. Mr.
Hany Israel ably carried out the duties of best man and the canopy-holde1·s were Messrs. J. Gorohovsky, H. Salkinder, L.
Salkindcr and J. Brenner.
After the ceremony a reception was held at the Constance Hall, which was tastefully decorated. Among the numer- ous present8, the bride and bridegroom were the recipients of a canteen of cut- lery from the Kirrberley Jewish Guild Mi·. Herman, chairman of the Guild, pre- sented same on behalf of the society.
Miss Brenner had been assistant Hon.
Secretary of the Guild and Mr. Israel an active member of the Committee and sports section.
TALMUD TORAH BALL.
A Talmud Tornh Ball, under the aus- pices of the United Hebrew Schools of Johannesburg, will be held at the H.O.D.
Hall, De Villiers Street, on Wednesday, 24th inst. Gaby Pejmer's orchestra has been er_gaged and arrangements are be- ing made for patrons to have a most en- joyable time.
It is hoped that the Jewish community in Johannesburg will support thL func- tion, which is also being given as a mark of appreciation to the honorary collectors in the recently held "Talmud Torah Sun- day."
Miss Goldie Croock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Croock, will be married at 7 p.m. on Sunday, June 28, at the J eppestown Synagogue, to Mr. Nathan \Veinberg. A recep- . tion will follow at the Selborne
Hall.
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