The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-05

Gibbons, Mrs. s. H. Waldron, Mrs Rufus Sherer, Mrs. William Faldron, Mrs E. l.. Morris, Mrs. F. s. McGlathery, Mrs. J. E. James, Mrs. Lowery; Mrs. T. Har- rell Mrs. Stewart, Mrs Fuller, Mrs. N | Harlan. Mrs. Oscar Wasson. Mrs. w. | Wasson. Mrs w A. Cownts and Mrs. M. J. Greenwood.
 A marriage of more than usual interest to a large circle of friends Is that of Mrs.
 Mary Bradford Brown and Lieut.. Ed
 ward Crampton Harris, which took place
 last evening at g o'clock at the home of the bride on South Eleventh avenue,
 where the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Willoughby N Claybrook, rector of St. Mary s-on-the- Highlands. and was
 witnessed by only few relatives and in innate friends
 The house was adorned with white | astors and the floral altar was built in the living room of ferns and stately , palms. combined with white astors and 1 lighted with quantities of candles. ! There were no attendants and the bride wore lovely white georgette crepe and a corsage of valley lilies.
 Immediately after the ceremony Lieu tenant Harris and his bride left for At lanta, where he Is stationed as one of the instructors at the training camp at F't. McPherson.
 Mrs. Harris travelled in dark blue suit with hat to match.
 Lieutenant Harris a lawyer by profess sion, was connected with one of Birming- hams most prominent firms until he joined the military and went to the bor- der last summer and since taking the training at Ft. McPherson has been made one of the instructors.
 Mrs. Harris is one of Birmingham s most beautiful and beloved young wom- en- having been reared in this city and her wedding will be of interest to many friends not only in Birmingham, but throughout the county. The semi-annual election of officers of the Piquik club was held on Monday of last week. and resulted in the re-elec- tion of it's present officers: Harry H. Hahn, president; G. Edgar Earnest. vice president, and Charles H. Moore, secre- tary MT. M. DeJarnette Perryman is treasurer, his term of office not having been completed. Subjects as to the well fare of the club were discussed and plans for the remainder of the calendar year were completed.
 A most enjoyable event of the past week, was moonlight truck party to Queenstown given by the Piquk club for its members. The party enjoyed the ride, bathing and dancing, and supper on the lake. The party was chaperoned by Mir. and Mrs J. H. Hahn and MT. and Mrs. John ". Stewart. Jr.
 The board of control of the Boys club entertained the Rotary club at delight full barbecue at the new Boys club headquarters in Fraternal hall Wednes- day One hundred and six Rotarians came, the largest attendance ever. Mrs. w. B. Lamkin was chairman of arrange ments, and was assisted by the other members of tho board
 Bar Mitzvah club Is tho name of an organization of young Jewish boys of the Orthodox faith recently formed under the auspices of Knesseth Israel and the Hebrew school of Birmingham, the membership consisting of boys be- tween the ages of l3, the age of con firmation, and IS.
 Bar Mitzvah club has for its purpose the study of the principles and precepts 10 Jewisn rel iil iu ! i ltsons. . the practical observance of the laws and rituals Of the faith. The study of his- tory and the preparation and reading of papers from time to time by the members of the organization and invited speakers will be an essential feature of the club
 The following boys met in the vestry rooms of the Knesseth Israel synagogue last Wednesday evening and under the guidance and counsel of MT. B. Rosen- bloom. the superintendent of the He brew school. formed the nucieus of the Bar Mtzvah club and assigned the work of drawing up bylaws and formu- lating programme of activities to re- snstctiva committees: Fl + dore Shiland. Joe Arbeiter, Leo Gins bury, Max Kimberling, Reuben Fox, Louis Friedman. Sam Weiness. Eugene
 Zeidman and Felix Cohen The last four named were elected president, vice pres
 ident, secretary and treasurer. respec- @ lively.