South African Pictorial - Volume 17 (Jul-Dec 1923)

20 | a SOUTH AFRICAN / PICTORIAL. NovEMBER 19,. 1928. BeRseaaseuseneceuscea seneeceapace a aaa a aa a anlar er cane | RE-PAPER NOW AND MAKE THE HOME WALLS SMILE cme | Call and inspect the Newest Designs or write for Samples — at hanging baskets and banks of blossoms, the blue plush and gilt furniture and the parquet floor. The gowns of the court ladies are certainly very lovely and the Empire style is BETWEEN CAPE TOWN AND SOUTHAMPTON. Mr. Maurice Moscovitch and his son Mr, Nat Madison on their way back to England from South Africa. It is an open secret that Mr. Moscovitch intends to return to South Africa next year to appear as Shylock in ‘‘ The Merchant of Venice.’ most becoming. Florestan and Loustot are both princely figures in primrose knee-breeches, pink satin waistcoats with jabots of Phone 5169 Box3000 fine lace, and : laced silver cn Mosince A their elephant osinger s grey coats. Very ornamental but most impracticable for to-dav’s wear! And Vic CORSETS and BRASSIERES ey ao tor Crawford is Corsets made to order even _ funnier cee Out sizes a epectality than ever. By aornenlhSAan — the way, his Write for Catalogues and Self-Measurement Ferme. father in law, : Charles R. ST. MARY'S BUILDIN KERK STREET, JOHANNESBURG. Stone, is playing BOSTON WALLPAPER CO., LTD. me USER eeeeeeedescesacaurce&s : York Buildings, Kerk Street, | -. JOHANNESBURG. ous. | BOSSCSSROE SUSASS OS SSUTTTOSSSTSHSCSE SS SOURS SGHEESAS CESS SSSESSOLESCSASAACAHLHATCSS SPEKK CH ASHAVS SOSCSSCHOSSESHTSSSSCOS SSCS SSSSOCEASS SHAE SEHEARHSESAeReescasesscsayssaassseas in London at present in that great success ‘‘ Hassan,”’ over which all the crities waxed most enthusiastic. And don’t, I beg of you, miss going to His Majesty’s. We all need the tonic of a good laugh these days, don’t we? Fete at ‘* Glenshiel.’’ « Amid perfect weather the Féte at Lady Dalrymple’s lovely home, ‘‘ Glenshiel,’’ was a great success, and buyers began to roll up very early. Lady Dalrymple, in a cool summer frock and shady hat, was everywhere at once superintending and helping everyone. Mrs. Joe Cohen as her co-organiser did much to-help in the success. The stalls were filled with good things, and one felt the restfulness of the wonderful garden with the purple-belled jacaranda trees, the beds of glorious flowers, the lavender, and the deep shades of the bougainvillea. Among the Jadies who assisted were Mrs. Jack Andrew Cohen, the vice-chair of the Alexandra Convalescent Home, for which place and the funds of the White Cross Legion of Women the Féte was got up, Mrs. Bowles, Mrs. H. A. Neame (whom I saw at the book stall), Mrs. Gustav Sonn and Mrs. Peter Kaplan © (who did a good business at the toy. stall), Mrs. Burt Andrews and Mrs. G. W. Nelson (who were selling sweets) and Mrs. Lockie (who headed the bachelor stall with willing helpers). There were many side-shows: Dips, convened. by Mrs. Dave Jacobs; produce, presided over by Lady van Hulsteyn; a delightful flower stall, at which I saw Mrs. Heslington, Mrs. Tomlinson and Mrs. Treloar. Then teas were in the hands of Mrs. Devitt, Mrs. Finlayson and Mrs. Sims; the Guild of Loyal Women took a stall, and there were numbers more I have no space to mention. The Jazz Maniacs played charming selections, and as all. the ladies concerned have promised to assist the Armistice Day Féte one should on no account miss it, and the soldiers deserve more than that of us anywgy, don’t you think so? More Benoni Doings. From Benoni comes news of the Benoni Association Football Club’s second annual dance, which was a great success, the more so as the team “had won the Transvaal Challenge Cup. This, together with the medals, was presented to the players by Mrs. Nestadt, who is the wife of the energetic secretary. About 3850 people were present, the Hebrew Hall, in which the dance was held, being taxed to the utmost. Musical items were the order of the even LY TS RRORSARSSE SSSCSKRSSSSSSRSOSTRSSHSTSSHPSTSSEHSRESSTASSSRSRETASTARSSETTASETeRESee SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND EXPRESSION Julius Royston. Late of Mra, Patrick Compre e and F. Wheeler Cos, African Theatron, Ltd., African Film Productions, Lid., ete. Speaking Voice, Diction, Gesture, Stage Training, Amateurs Coached, Plays Produced. Sol Apply: JULIUS ROYSTON, Dramatic Studio, P.O. Box 5492, JOHANNESBURG. . rerTiatiiilitii tii iti it TA U.P.C. JAZZ SIX South African Famous Jazz Band. All Entertainments Catered For. Box 5352 Phone 1602 JOHANNESBURG. Secuil SUSULAUSSSAT OCSHSOUSSOSSASSSRSSSOSSSSTSSSSSHTARSRS OUSEHAOHTACSETSCaseUAAEE THE ARTISTS’ HOTEL IN BULAWAYO—HOTEL VICTORIA, 3 MINUTES FROM THEATRE.