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August 14, 1931. THE ZIONIST RECORD 21

SOCIAL

and

PERSONAL

Mr. M. Haskel, one of the outh African delegate·

at the Seventeenth Zionist Congress, returned to outh Africa on Monday

by

the " Kenilworth Castle "

and

i.

arriving in Johannesburg

by

thi. afternoo.1's Union Express from Capetown.

The marriage will be olemnised of Ettie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Jacob , to Dr. l\Iax Adler, son of Mrs. H. Adler, on Sunday, August 28rd, at

10 30

p.rn., followed

by

a reception at th tephanie at

11 o'clo~k.

Iy.Iiss Muriel Alexander, daughte1· of .Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Alexander, of St. James, Capetown, left fer New York, in the motor vessel ity of Ne'.,.

Ycrk,

to continue her studies at olumbia Univer

ity.

On Tuesday, August 18, at the W lmaran · Street Synagogue, the marriage

will

take place

at 2.:~o

p.rn.

of Olga, daughter of Mr. and Mr . M.

Silove,

to Mr.

Max Cooper. A recev ion

will follO\

at the residence of the bride's parents, 8, Bru

~e

Sh'ect, I I il lb

row.

The engagement

is

announced

bbb ·een Delly,

youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs

Mik Levy, of

Jo- hannesburg, and Louis Maurice Shenker, eldest

on

of Mrs. N.

B.

Levy, formerly of B noni and now

of'

Jo- hannesburg, and eldest grandson of

1

r. ,

nd Mr .. A.

Nathan, of Johannesburg

The engagement

is

announced

of It 'S ,

daughter of Mr and the late Mrs. Gruslawsky, to Loen

Solomon,

both of Johannesburg.

The Bannitzvalz

f

Master

yril

Jm:;lnh Voren- berg

will

be celebrated to-m rrow, when he will reaLl a portion of the Law at the Yeovill Synagogue in the morning, and in the evening Mr. and Mrs. IL W.

Vorenberg are giving a reception at their

re~idence,

58 St. John' Road, Houghton Estate.

The engagement is announced between Pay, the only daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. M. Baise, of Lithuania, and Arthur, the fourth son

cf

Mr. and Mrn.

L. Geffen.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Melmed of the Grand Hotel, Mid- delburg, Cape, have received cable news that their on, Solly, ha passed his final medical e.'amination at Edinburgh University.

DR. R Y SCH.A DEH.

New::\ has been received by cal1lc that Hay ~chaud ·r, daughter of Councillor and MI'S. A. Schauder, of Port Eliza- beth, has passed her final examjnation in medicine at Kinµ;':-, College Hospital, London.

Dr. Schauder received her early education at the Collegiate, Port Elizabeth, and the Wynberg Girls' High School. She has the distinction of being the first Port Elizabeth Jewish girl to take a medical degree. Dr. Schaud r is returning home on the "·warwick Castle," which left England on the 7th in~t.

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For the Holidays

We have plea urc in notifying our patrons that

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have recei'Ved our new Summer goods for the forthcoming holida)Js.

Our hals in the nen' bowler shapes in all the lead

mg

shades

m <::

most charming.

Our

two and three-piece ensembles are beautiful, in all the latest modern shades.

A cordial ir1l'ilation is ex tended

lo

the public

lo pa~

a visit

to

our shop

Cor. El off & Bree Streets, JOHANNESBURG

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The mall'iage of Mis~ J :. n B<'rnwn, thild daughter of th late Mr. R. B rman and Mr·. Berman, and Mr. Al x Boot- cov, young ·t son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Boot.cov, took place recently at the \\' olmarans Street Synagogue. Dr. J. L. Landau (Chief Rabbi) and Cantor Inspektor officiated, and the unterfuh1·ers were lVIl'. and Mr·. L, Trakman and Mr. and Mrs. J. Bootcov.

The pole-holders wer M ssrs. J. Rloom, H. Bootcov, J. Goldman and R. Nathan. Mr. S. Berman carried out the duties of bei:it man. Th' l,rid was given away by her brother, Mr. II. Ber- man. The maid-of-honour was Miss Goldie Berman, anrl the bridesmaids were l\liss Fay Zolty and Miss Gertrude Wade.

'1 HE J DEA CABARET.

The City Hall in Johannesburg: was prettily decor- ated in white and blue, on Wednesday night, on the occasion of the first Transvaal Judean cabaret, organised by the Transvaal and East Hand Young Israel Executive.

This "a::; one of a eries of entertainment being organi ed hy the South African Young Israel Federation for the purpos • of raising; money to plant a grove of trees in Pale, tine. The large attendance te tified to the popularity of the cause.

The function was un<l.er the patronag·e of the Mayor and Mayores of Johannesburg, who ''ere present. The oryani~er.:.

of the caba1et wer Mr. I. Dun ky, President of the Young Israel Executive, who was the director of cP,remonies; t;he M.C.'s being Miss G. Sack, Miss L. Bolel, Miss F. Roff, Messrs.

M. Rubenstein, D. Etkind, S. C. Ostrofsky, H. Weiner and P. Rappoport. Mr. Blankfield represented the combined .Judean societies of Johannesburg.

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