The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-26

Der company. Lathrop Lumber com pany, Woman's exchange. Associate Members
 Mrs. Max Blach, MT, Max Blach, Sidney Bowie, Mrs. Carl Brown, Do- mestic Laundry, Mrs. Henry Hiden, Thornton Estes. Hill Ferguson, Mrs. Trenton Fisk, J. Friedman, G. w. Hopson & Sons, Howell Cotton Co.,, Mrs. Pearl Ingersol1, Robert Jemison, Jr., MT. s. P. King, Mrs. S. B. klippelt, Mrs. S. l. Ledbetter, Mrs. John Lon don, Mrs. Edith w London, Mrs. John London, James Mackin Adam M Myatt, w. D. Nesbitt. Mrs. c. H. Ohme. Mir. J. K. Orr, Atlanta. Ga, U. s. Quality Shoe Shop Louie Reese, Mrs Ira J. Sellers, Jas Arthur Smith. Mrs. B. Q. Smith, Mrs. E. E. Smith, T. o. Smith, Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler, Mrs. Herbert Tutwiler, John W. Wade, Whitman Taxicab Co.,, w. J. Wor- thington, J. L. Warrington, Thom-
 as Worthington, Louis Mackin, Charles P. Marks, Marx X Go.
 Order Of Eastern Star
 Electa chapter, No. Is; Irondale chapter, No. 19; Cunningham chapter. No. 24; Woodlawn chapter, No. 110: I,Sii <aSAi Sietptcis Literary Clubs American Study club, Ensley; Amaranth club; Booklovers club; Camean circle; Twentieth Century club: Chrysolite club. Ensley; Col lege Women's club; Edgewood club; Edgewood Study circle; Joycrafters; LEtude D Art; New Era Study club; Nineteenth Century club; Pres ent Day club; Progressive Study 1-1s ,..44 Woman's club of Woodlawn.
 Churches
 Woman's Missionary Union of South
 side Baptist Church
 It is hoped that If there have been any omi ssions in this list the board will be notified.
 Those who are interested, but have not yet subscribed. are asked to mail their subscriptions to Mrs. H. F. Pearce, treasurer, 419 American Truct building. Birmingham. GRADUATION PARTY
 MT. and Mrs. L Goldner of 2019 Fourteenth avenue. north, gave graduation party at their home re- gently in honor of their daughter, Miss Bertha Irene Goldner.
 The house and lawn were deco rated with attractive Japanese lan- terms. with crimson and white rib bons.
 A mock trial was enjoyed and dancing. A three-piece orchestra finished the music and an ice course was served.
 Among those present were: Miss Bessie Shugerman, Miss Rebecca Fleisher, Miss Mary Brown, Miss Rose Kaufman, Miss Lena Kaufman, Miss Edna Goldberg. Miss Mollie Piem, Miss Dorothy Garry Miss Lil- Han Kerner, Miss Ruby Coplon. Miss Ethel Coplon. Miss Amelia Abelson. Miss Dorothy Davis, Miss Alice Gold stein, Miss Sophie Segal, Miss Emma Balsam. Miss Frances Gross, Miss Dora Weinstein, Miss Sarah Seal, Miss Mamie Seal, Miss Ethey Levy. Miss Edna Lew Miss Ira Rosen- bloum, Miss Pauline Goldstein, Miss Dorothy Feinberg, Miss Emily Gold ner and Miss Adde Goldner; MT Ma than Kahn, MT. David Karn. Mir. Irv- ing Flowers, MT. Aaron Alper, Mir. Joe Kanter. MT. Eddie Steinberg. MT. Julian Routman. MT. Irving Gold berg. MT. Isadore Lapidus. MT. Rob- ert Lapidus, MT. Gus Garry. MT. Ju- Illus Silverberg, MT. Bennie Koplan, MT. Julia Aland, MT. Emanuel Siegal. MT. Julian Weinstein. MT. Joe .Arbet- ter. Mir. Sam Allen, MT. Harry Kop- lon. MT. Charles Gross. MT. Louis Fre edman, MT. Joe Danneberg, MT. Simon Danenberg, MT. Sam Danen- berg and others.
 SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT Mrs. Rob Adams was a delightful hostess Friday afternoon from 1 to 6 o'clock, when she entertained at a kitchen shower for a popular bride elect, Miss Fredie De Four Broom. In the receiving line were Mrs. Rob Adams, Miss Freddie de Four Broom. Mrs. Broom. her mother, Mrs. Robert Vaughn. and Mrs. G. w. Doi- son
 On arriving, the guests were served punch by Mrs. Goodlette Dol son, who used a longhandle gourd in dipping 1t from an old-fashioned bucket concealed in a beautiful fern cry.
 A profusion of ferns and shasti daisies were used in carrying out the color plan of green and white.
 During the afternoon, the guests wrote their favorite recipes in the brides cook book. After this the bride-elect was asked to retire from the room, ana Sne was gwen large basket to prepare for shopping tour of the prominent department stores of the city. From these stores visited she found many useful gifts. A delicious salad course with iced tea was served to 40 guests.
 BRICKMAN-CHAMB
 MARRIAGE
 The marriage of Miss Maude Cham bers and Mir. G. H. Friedman was quietly solemnized Friday evening at T o'clock at the residence of the Rev. J. M. Broadly. who officiated, in the presence of a few friends. Mir. and Mrs. Friedman will make their home in Birmingham.
 MIR. AND MRS. WOHL ENTERTAIN MT. and Mrs. Louis Wohl will be at home to their friends at their residence on Humboldt avenue, south, this afternoon between the hours of and o'clock. in honor of the en- gagement of their daughter, Flora. to AIr. Abe salkend. No carda-