The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-09

ing the decision, Mrs. Annie Glenn Grove will render musical selec- tion. Mrs. F. l.. Huey. Mrs. W. F. Price and Mrs. l.. D. McCollum will act as Judges.
 Wilkes Meeting
 The women's organizations. of the Baptist churches in the Bessemer dis trict will meet In an all day session Thursday at Wilkes Baptist church when the missionary societies of the Baptist churches of the Birmingham district will hold their regular meet ing. v.
 A program for the day includes an address by Miss Hannah Reynolds state leader for young people, the subject of which will be, We Would See Jesus" and four minute talk by Mrs. w. P. McAdory of Birming- ham, on Royal Service" campaign Others who will speak will be: Mrs J. G. Smith. Miss Lila Herren and Miss Nena Hobbs.
 Special features of interest will be introduced for the young peoples auxiliary members and 1t is expected that the entire membership of wori- ems societies and young peoples unions from Bessemer will attend the meeting. At noon basket lunch will be served.
 Radio Service in Park
 The city park will be used for a radio church service Sunday event ne and 1t is expected that the attendance will be large. The service begins al o'clock and the program will bt sent out from the Alabama Power company's broadcasting station 1T Birmingham.
 Midsummer Social Events
 With bridge, dancing and swim ming parties arranged for each day Bessemer's social calendar for the week will be gay and festive. De- lightful informallty will feature the out door events and following the trail of the moonlit evenings, groups of congenial parties and friends will picnic at Fern Springs and other nearby Bessemer resorts.
 Among the formal affairs, the Omicron Delta Delta fraternity dance, to which beautifully engraved invitations. have been sent out for Friday evening at the Elks club will be one of the largest and pret- tiest. The invitation list includes members of the an-Hellenic society and other young college men and s coterie of charming girls.
 A large afternoon affair tha, promises to be of unusual interes, Is the bridge party at the Wood ward Golf and Country club. with which Mrs. Fred Stover is entertain ing. Mrs. Stover is one of Besse- mer's most popular hostesses, and and on Thursday will entertain tn: members of her bridge club and ] at 4 o'clock.
 Bridge Party for Visitor
 Mrs. John Howard Walker ol Montgomery was the honor guest al a large and beautiful bridge party given by her sister. Miss Marion Neal, Saturday afternoon at hel home on Berkely avenue.
 The spacious and broad verandat and the living rooms were utilized for the tables for progressive bridge and lovely Shasta daises in baskets ornamentede with white tulle witr other garden flowers of yellow hut were used to carry out a color mott of yellow and white.
 Score was kept on pretty hand. painted cards by Mrs. Thomas Perry a recent charming addition to Besse. mer society and attractive prizes were given, including box of French powder. and a fan. Tho honoree was presented with a lovef, set of lingerie bows. Delicious re. treatments. salad and ices and caks were served after the games.
 Those who were included in thii beautiful hospitality were: Mis' Rachel Ragsdale. Miss Imogens Maxwell, Miss Doris Lewis, Mis' Helen Drum. Miss Mary Katherine Woodruff, Miss Virginia Williamson Miss Mamie Joe Reid. Miss Helnr Rodenberg. Miss Nellie Adams, Mis- Vernon Hayes. Miss Verna Laird Miss Katherine Maddox. Miss Mabl Moore. Miss Lizzie Mae Maritime Mss Margaret Golson. Miss Matti' Adelle Bardall. Miss Gladys Gay Miss Josephine Hawkins, Mrs. Golar Buck. Mrs. George Fitzpatrick. Mrs Leo Hili, Mrs Fred Stover, Mrs Munson Hinman. Mrs. Henry Adatns