The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-17

of this city. He is one or the states best known young lawyers. He joined the army last year, being a member of Bat tery C. later assisting in organizing cavalry troop, of which he is an officer, but since he hopes to see duty at the front at once, he has been transferred to the aviation corps. He and his lovely young bride will leave at once for short stay at Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, Va, later going east, where he will go in training. Mrs. Thach wore a stunning blue tailor suit with hat to match as a travelling costume
 Mrs. NJ. S Blank entertained at rock party at her home on South Fourteenth avenue. complimentng two popular visit ors, Miss Cendria and Emma 1saacson Of Selma The prizes were most attractive, the first, piece of lingerie, was won by Mss Clara Coplon, and the guests of honor were presented boxes of handkerchiefs and Miss Martha Hood drew the booby prize, box of candy. Ices and punch were served and later in the afternoon the younger members of the party en- joyed games on the lawn. Among the guests were Miss Clare Coplon, Miss Rema Friedman, Miss Beatrice Baum of Humboldt, Tenn, Miss Edith Allen of Sheffield Miss Clare Fox Miss Martha Hood. Miss Caroline Karpeles, Miss Edna Goldberg, Miss Leta Beirtman Miss Fe- lice Betman, Miss Edna Fox, Miss Dora Meyer, Miss Selma Blank, Mrs. E. Ad- Ter, Mrs. Isaacson of Selma, and others
 
 The Southern School of Musical Art pre- sents Miss Mildred Kahn, pianiste (pupil of Prudence Neffo, in recital, tomorrow evening, SIS o'clock, al Cable hall
 The programme is as follows:
 ReetlONen-SOnata 27 No dante. Allegro. Allegro motto vivace Adagio con espressione Allegro vivace- Presto.
 schubert-Impromptu A flat major
 Schumann-" Soaring"
 Schumann-'Whi
 Chopin-Etude Op. 9 No ?.
 Friml-Concert Waltz Op. 55 No. g.
 Rub beinstein-Kamennoi- Ostrow.
 Liszt-Rhapsodie No. 6.
 MT. and Mrs. John Kennedy will enter tain at diner party Wednesday evening following the Tolhurst-P Powers wedding The guests will include the members of the bridal party.
 One of the most interesting organiza- -tions of young women in the city is that of the. Young Woman's Hebrew asso- citation, which, was formerly known as t ie "Bluebird Club" which was organ
 
 ! 1feinstein. the secretary of the club, talks most interestly and enthusiastically of the work of the club what they have done and the work now being planned She says; "The Bluebird club was or ganized more than two years ago and recently We have changed the club to the Young Womans Hebrew association and it was through Mr. Brennere of New York, field secretary of the Young Mems Hebrew association, that this change came about; also the organization. We are now affiliated with the young men in making the building ,ne most attrac- tive and useful and we hope ere long to grow so that we may have a new build- ing.
 We have already repapered added new fixtures and have beautiful draperes and several pieces of new furniture of which much has been donated. With a new Victrola we are to have dances every Thursday evening", sewing class. on Wednesday evening and before the year is over we expect to organize a glee club and Miss Eva Sandman has promised to lend her support and help. Later we hope to interest the members in a dramtic club and athletics. I do wish that all our friends would just come up and take look at the work that we girls have done.
 Miss Gussie Godstein, our president, certainly has worked most ardently and faithfully, and I really think that most of the credit should go to her. The other officers who are so faithful to their du- ties are Miss Rae Cohen. vice president and Sadie Epstein, member of one of the committees.
 Mrs. M. D. Kirsch and Mrs. Leo Ober- dorfer, who are members of the Jewish Council of Women. have certainly rem dered the girls most wonderful assist ance as it was through them that we were able to get many of the donations.
 We are to give a house warming this evening in the nature of shower and we would be glad for anyone to come and see the building and find what change we girls have made
 The following announcements have been received by friends in the city: "Mr. and Mrs. David Woodfin Shivers have the honor of announcing the marriage of their daughter, Anne Ogle, to MT. Marshall Elliott Stewart on Tuesday June F, 1917 at Brooklyn, N. "
 Miss Olivia ONeal entertained at luncheon yesterday at the Southern club Among the guests were Mrs. Frederick Larkin, Miss Elizabeth Walmsley of New Orleans. Miss Bland Tomlinson, Miss Kitty Kirkman and Miss Alice Bowie
 
 The marriage of Miss Maybelle Rob- erts. daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Ross Fl. Roberts, and Mir. James J. Venable. took place yesterday morning at Ii o'clock at the home of the brides par ents. where the ceremony was performed by the Rev. S. R. Lester and was wit messed by only few friends and rela- tives The Rev Lester also performed the marriage ceremony of the young brides parents. There were no attend ants, but the little ring bearer, Virginia Tyler who wore a dainty white organdy frock with pink ribbons
 The bride entered with her father, who