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The marriage of Miss Fanny Waldman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Waldman, of Somerset East, to
Di'.J. A. Tarlie, son of l\Ir.
and Mrs. T. Aaronowitch, of Wyn- berg, Cape, was solemnised at the Raleigh Street Synagogue, Port Elizabeth, on
Wednesda~',July lsL
Acable has been received
by r11'. I. B. Friede that his son Harold has just passed his final law tripo, examinations at Cambridge. Harold Friede got a first-class matric at St. John' College here, and \vas
<luri1w the last three years at Down7ng College, Cambridge, read- ing for the Bar.
The Silver Wedding of
fr.and Mrs. M. Hirschowitz, of Aliwal North,
will becelebrated on July 8th. They \vere married at Tromp. burg, on the 8Lh July, 1906,
hy the lal Hev. Z. Lawr nc .The engagement is announc d of . 'ylvia Tollman, second
daugll'~erof Mr. and Mrs. P. Tollman, Lower Park Dri
re.Parkview, to Jacob Adelson, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
I. Adelson, of
26,St. Andrews Hoad, Hough ton.
Mr.
and Mrs.
L.Lipschitz, of Deechwold Road, Sa .. ·onwold, are being· congratulated on the birth of a son, which happy event took place on Tuesday, June 30th.
TALMUD TORAH BALL.
A successful dance under the aus- 11ices of the United Hebrew Schools of Johannesburg was held at the H.O.n.
Hall on Wednesday, June 24.
This function was in honour of thos who assisted in making a success of the recent Talmud Torah Sunday House to House Collection. About 360 peopl danced to the strains of Gaby Peimer's Orchestra, and Mr. Michael H. Kam ably carried out the duties of D.C. Dr. J.
L. Landau (Chief Rabbi), addressed the gathering on the important and valuable work the United Hebrew Schools wer doing, and expressed the sincere thanks of the council of this institution to all those who had assisted in the collection on June 7. Pr sentations were made to the most successful conveners and can- vassers, by Mrs. L. H. Penn, wife of the Hon. Secretary of the United Heb1·ew Schools, and were awarded to the fol- lowing: Mrs. J. Feitelberg, Miss C. Hor- witz, Miss Rose Wittert, Mr . B. I.
J offc, Mrs. Olga Guinsberg, Mrs. I. B.
Joffe, Miss King, Miss Berkowitz, Mr.
Glur.kmann, Miss Jacobson, Miss Merim-
·l·y and Mr. Berman. A sp cial gift
was presented to Miss Rose \Vittcrt for her untiring efforts and valuable work in organising the drive.
HlRS HMANN-AGRANA . n Sunday evening last the marriag took place in Potchefstroom of Miss Lea Hirschmann, eldest daught r of Mr. and Mrs. S. Hirschmann of Potchefstroom, to Dr . • . Agrnnat, of Johannesbu1g, eldest Ron of Mr. and MrR. P. Agran::i.t, of Oucltshoorn.
The Synagogue was tastefully decor- ated and the Rev. S. Backon officiated at the ceremony. MiRR Ethel Hirschmann, sister of the bride, acted as maid of honour, and the Misses Rix Agranat and Eileen Herzen- berg were the bridesmaids. Dr. A. Miller, of Johannesburg, canied out the duties of best man, and the canopy-bearers were Dr. J. Hofman, Dr. H. Epstein, Mr. W. Agranat, and Mr. S. Eliason.
Masters Herbert Katz and David Star- field acted as the page-boys.
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Barmitzvah of Ma ·ter Charles Braudo.
Much interest \vas di:played by Johan- nesburg Jewry in the Bo nnilzl'fth cele- bration during the week-end of Master Charles Braudo1 son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lazar B audo. fr. Braudo is v.:ell known throughout thiR country for hi. Zioni. t wo1·k and at the la t. South Afri an Zionist Conference was unanimous!\·
elected Chairman of the F,xecutive Coun- cil of the South African Zionist Feder- ation. He previously carried out the dutie. of honornry trea:urer of that body. 1n his public work, Mr. Braudo has been ably assi. ted by his wife who is prominently as. ociated with woinen's Zionist work in Johannesburg·.
Master Braudo read a portion of the Law during the morning i::ervice on Saturday last at the great synagogue in Wolma1ans Street. On Sunday afternoon ML and Mrs. Braudo were "at home" at the ''Stephanie," in High Sti·eet, Be1ea.
The function was largely attended by a
i· pre~entativc gathering of Rand Jewry.
Dr. J. L. Landau (Chief Ifabbi), ex- tended congratulations to the IJarniitz1 alt and referred to the aeti\·e participation in national work on the part of hi.
parent ..
Ma. ter nraudo wa · the recipient of numerous gift. ancl many congrntulator)
telegram~ wer • r 'Ceived from friends in all pal t: of the country. collection was made among a numb r of ad milers
or
.Mt. ancl l\Ir . Braudo to in.·crih tlw 11am of th Jfo nt1ilzm1h in th .old 11 nook of tlw .fowi:h l ation, 1 Fund.
The engagement is announced of Mary, eldest daughlel' of Mr. and Mrs. A. Meltzer, to Jack Katzen, formerly of Trichardt, eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. A.Katzen, both
ofJohannesburg.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Ku ne1·, of Benoni, announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Winnie, to Leo, only son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Lovell, of Port Elizabeth. At home Sunday aftemoon, 5th July, at
13~Princess Avenue, Benoni.
The engagement is announced of Lily
~econddaughter of the Rev.
and Mrs. B. I. Massel, of Boksburg to Philip, eldest son of Mrs. Green- stein and the late Mr. M. Green- stein, of Bloemfontein.
Sir Ernest and Lady Oppen- heimer are receiving the congra- tulations of their friends on the celebration of their silver wedding.
They were married on June 19, 1906, Lady Oppenheimer being the daughter of the late
l\lr.Joseph Pollak, of Portman Square, Lon- don. Sir Ernest has over a long period of years been intimately as- sociated with the diamond industry in South Africa and has devoted a great deal of attention in recent years to the solution of the prob- lems of production and marketing which the industry has had to face.
He has been chairman of De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd., since 1930, and is chairman of the Anglo- American Corporation, the Consoli- dated Diamonds of South-West Africa and a director of Barclays
Some 300 guests attended the subse- quent reception at the Town Hall. Th~ • toast of the bride and bridegroom was proposed by Dr. MacGregor, that of the parents by the Mayor of Potchefstroorn.
Catering
AND
Table Decorations
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TILLcMAN'S
Bank.
Among the many handsome gifts re- ceived were a cheque from the Municipal Employees' Sick Benefit Society, a mahogany liquor cabinet from the muni- cipal electricity department, and a Stuart crystal vaze from No. 5 V.A.D.
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Morning & After- noon Tea served.
