The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-25

meet in Birmingham at the Southside Baptist church Tuesday and Wednesday All associational officers from over the northern district, as well as representa-. tlves from the local missionary societies are invited. Af-.is..@s-s .a The programme is as follows: Morning session, 10:30 Doxology.
 Prayer, Mrs. J. T. Doster.
 Welcome, Mrs. Darby Brown.
 Devotional Miss Addie Cox, Montgom. cry.
 My Assocational Ideal" superinten- dents.
 Demonstra tion of a mission study class Mrs. w. P. McAdory and class.
 World Missions and Peace" Miss A l.. Williams.
 Prayer, Mrs. W. w. Bussey.
 Afternoon session:
 Devotional, Miss Addie Cox
 Bible study, Miss M F. Chandler, stu dent Moody Bible institute.
 Hymn, He Leadeth Me"
 'Inspiratonal Message" Mrs J. F. Ray of Japan.
 Y. w. A., hymn.
 Our sunbeams.
 Closing prayer, Mrs M. P. Reynolds.
 Evening session, 7:30.
 Devotional, pr. Preston Blake.
 Music.
 Stereopticon lecture Training School,' Miss Willie Jean Stewart
 Wednesday morning, 9:3O
 Devotional.
 What Personal Service May Mean in the Association, Mrs. w. l.. Rosamond.
 Discussion of Methods, Mrs. A. D. Sullivan.
 Organizing.
 Enlistment
 Circle plan.
 Reporting.
 Responsibility for graded union. A beautiful wedding was solemnized last Wednesday evening when Miss Sara Rae Goldstein became the bride of Mr. Harry Berlin at Knesseth Israel syna- gogue, which was artistcally decorated with palms and smlax.
 The little aisle girls Gertie Altersohn, Ruby Coplon, Bertha Feldstein and Ruth Roobin. who wore dresses of pink tulle, made a very pretty picture as. they en- tered with the little boys, Sam Coplor, William Berkowitz, Harry Sidex and Jo- seph Gingold in their dress suits Next came the ushers. Mir. Julius Goldsten MT. Frank Rutstein, Mir. Harry Gin gold and Mir. Abe Goldstein, who were followed by the bridesmaids and grooms- HIGH, 1lSS sara 'COlueH ana MT. LOUIS Berkowitz. Miss Ida Gingold and MT. stein and MT. Louis Levy The brides maids wore beautiful dresses of pink tulle over radium cloth trimmed in silver lace and carried Killarney roses. Miss Annie Berkowitz the maid of honor, dressed in blue tulle over radium cloth and trimmed in silver lace, entered alone Two little flower girls, Edith Berkowitz and Clara Eidex, wearing dresses of white tuule trimmed in pink, scattered rose petals down the aisle.
 The bride entered with her father and mother, and was met at the altar by the groom and his best man, Mir Robert Drob. Miss Godstein never looked pret- tier than she did in her wedding gown of white satin, pearls and silver lace. The brides mother wore a handsome black gown with jet trimmings.
 After the wedding a reception was given at Tokio, where an elaborate sup per and dancing was enjoyed by the many guests.
 MT and Mrs. Berlin left on their hon eymoon for Washington and other east ern points, after which they will make their home in New York city.
 
 The many friends of Miss Sara Gold stein enjoyed the hospitality of the groomsmen and ushers at a dance given at Tokio in her honor Monday evening. Music and dancing was the diversion until late hour when delicious refresh- ments were served. The guests num- bered 15A
 Misses Annie Berkowitz Sara Golden and Ida Gingold entertained the mem bers of the Berlin Goldstein at a box party at the Lyric Tuesday evening. After the theatre delicious supper was served at the Tutwiler to the following