The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-11

1 mony was doubly impressive taking place on the twenty-fifth anniversary Of | the brides parents. The church was
 beautifully decorated with palms, ferns
 and cut flowers, and. the ceremony was | performed by the Rev. c. A. Rush, pres-
 ident of the Southern university of | Greensboro, who is an uncle of the bride.
 and was assisted by the Rev Dr. w. H.
 Mansfield. The bridal party entered to
 the sweet strains of I.ohengrins wedding march. The groomsmen were: MT. c. A.
 Jones, Jr., and MT. Jesse Waite. The
 bridesmaids were: Miss Jean McGill of
 Michigan and Miss Elizabeth Rush of i Greensboro. They wore pink satin
 dresses, trimmed with silver lace and l carried pink roses Miss Elizabeth Jones, sister of the bride. was the maid ! of honor, and wore a girlish frock of pink 1 satin and carried white roses. Mrs. Le- Roy Holt was the maid of honor, and wore a handsome pink satin gown, with 1 trimmings of silver. The bride entered with her father and mother, who gave her ! in marriage. She wore z, handsome wed- ding gown of Duchess satin, trimmed with pearls and real lace Her veil was | caught coronet fashion, and fell in long grac ceful folds over the court train She carried a bouquet of roses and valley lilies The two little flowers girls were
 Rosalind Jones and Jennie Mae Key nc1ds They wore dainty white lace f'~ ks, and carried silver baskets filled with rose petals. Mrs Jones. mother of the bride. wore an exquisite gray Geor- gette crepe over pink satin, trimmed with silver lace. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the
 brides parents, and many of the guests
 were present at the wedding of MT. and Mrs. Jones 9 years ago. Mir Beavers and his lovely young bride left at once for wedding trip and upon their return will have an apartment in Norwood. Mrs. Beavers wore a stunning travelling gown
 spring model, with hat to match. Mrs. T. O. Motion will entertain at a luncheon Wednesday at the Country club complmenting Mrs. w. s. Crombie of Fl Pase Tex. who is the guest of Mrs. w. w. Clayton.
 The first anniversary of the "Old Eff tieth Street club was celebrated on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
 Henry Maulden most interesting pro- gramne was rendered. A history of the club was given by several members in short talks. Later in the afternoon an
 election of officers were held and plans made for the year. Mrs. Maulden was assisted in receiving her guests by her two daughters, Mrs Frank McDaneIs and Miss Audrey Lee Maulden A salad course was served to about 16 guests The next meeting will be held with Mrs J. C. Gray.
 The following invitation has been re-
 ceved: MT. and Mrs. Harris Goldstein request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daughter. Sara Rae to Mir Harry Berlin on Wednesday evening. February 21. 1917, at s:SO o'clock, Knesseth Israel synagogue, Birmingham. Reception Iokio.'" Cards enclosed: "At home after March g. APO Hudson avenue, West New York. N. J."
 Plans have been completed for the we'd ding of Miss Sara Goldstein and Mr. Harry Berlin. which will take place Wednesday evening. February 21 at s:3O, at Knesseth Israel synagogue. The fol- lowing will be attendants: Miss Annie Berkowitz, maid of honor; bridesmaids, Miss Gertrude Goldstein, Miss Ida Gin gold and Miss Sara Golden. MT. Berlin has chosen as his best man MT. Robert Drob. MT. Morris Goldstein, Mr. Louis Berkowitz. Mir. Louis Levy will act as groomsmen. and MT Abe Goldstein. Mr. Frank Rutstein, Mir. Harry Gingold, MT. Julius Goldstein as ushers. There will be four little aisle girls, Gertrude Alter sohn Ruby Coplon. Bertha Feldstein and Ruth Roebn. The flower girls will be Edith Berkowitz and Clara Eidex. The brides father and mother will give her in marriage.
 Tomorrow the State Suffrage associa- ton opens at the Tutwiler and the fol- lowing young women have consented to act as ushers oh the various days: Misses Mary Lee and Ruth Trigg, Elsie F'ies, Emma Gelders Margaret Gage, Lera Wilkerson, Emily Miller.
 Tuesday Misses Elizabeth Wyman. Jo- sephine Evins, Dimmis Wilkinson. Mm- ma Gelders, Lydia Eustis, Bland Tom linson, Florine Hodges, Mary Lee Trgg. Villa Bates. May Collins.
 Wednesday, Misses Helen and I4rci,e