The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-10

Several candidates will be initi- ated at the regular meeting of Steel City lodge, Go. 156, Woodmen of the World, which will be held to- morrow night In their hall on Ave- nue k. A full attendance is urged.
 Four Brides-EIect
 The home of Mss Erline Exeil was the scene of pretty party Fri day morning when she entertained with a bridge luncheon compliment ing Miss Maxine McCarty. Miss Vir- ginta Hay, Miss Lillie Tom Thom ason and Miss Neva Minor, four brides-elect.
 The tables for the games were placed on the spacious porch which was very attractively decorated with ferns and asters carrying out a col or scheme of pink and white. This color scheme was also carried out in the bonbons and hand painted tall ly cards which bore tiny wedding bells. salad and Ice course was served The individual cakes were embossed in miniature wedding bells. Eaoh of the honorees were present. ed with a hand painted monogram dorine.
 The prize for the highest score, bottle of toilet water, was won by Miss Mary Carpenter. The hostess was assisted by her mother, Mrs. A. T. Ezell. and Miss Mary Lucille Ezell Those enjoying Miss Ezell's delightfully."- hospitality were; Miss Maxine McCarty. Miss Virginia Hay, Miss Lille Tom Thomson, Miss Neva Minor, Miss Fannie Mae Minor, Miss Kate Nelson Turnip- seed, Miss Marion Miller, Miss Grace Hassler, Miss Winnie B. Carter, Miss Merle Pitts. Miss Katherine Buck, Miss Ruth Palmer, Miss Ruth Baker Miss Ruth Elliott, Miss Mary Car penter, Miss Edna Meyers, Mis- Alice Meyers, Miss Alice Gaines, Miss Mary Lucille Ezell, Mrs, A. T. Ezell.
 For College Girls
 Miss Louise Edwards entertained Friday afternoon with bridge party at the home of Mrs. F. E' Swann, complimentlng the girls In the younger set who are leaving next week to enter college. The highest score prize was won by Miss Helen Sparks.
 Following the games an ice course was served to the following: Miss Helen Sparks, Miss Lila Mae Cantey, Miss Helen Hubert, Miss Olivia Swann, Miss Helen Levy, Miss Mil dred Adams, Miss Sara Mckenzie, Miss Mary Candy. Mrs. Clarence Pridmore. Mrs. F. b. Swann and Mrs. Edith Edwards.
 Mrs Clarence Prldmore enter The tally cards were brides designs. party for Miss Olivia Swann and Mss Go vah for< zta a ri faaUfT1c this week to enter Agnes Scott college. The guests were each presented with an apron and helped prepare the lunch. The table was centered with white basket filled with lavender and pink asters.
 After lunch Five Hundred was played and dancing was also en- joyed. Those enjoying this delight ful affair were: Miss Sara McKen- gle, Miss Olivia Swann, Miss Grace Hassler. Miss Josephine Phillips, Miss Aliene Gullihorn. Miss Mary Candy and Mrs. Pridmore.
 Wedding Party Entertained
 Miss Ruth Baker entertained the members of the Sparks McCarty wed- ding party at bridge party and dance at her home Friday evening. Bridge was played until a late hour. The tally cars were brides designs.
 The house wes decorated very at tractively with green ivy and white asters carrying out the color scheme of green and white. The highest score prize for the ladies. a vanitay powder puff, was won by Miss Bon nie Bones of Huntsville, and the gentleman's prize, box of candy, was won by Dr. Thomas McElhaney. At a late hour two-course supper was served after which dancing was enjoyed
 Those present were as follows: Miss Maxine McCarty. Miss Marion Miller, Miss Ruth Palmer. Miss Kate Nelson Turnipseed. Miss Erline Ezell, Miss Ruth Elliott. Miss Bonnie Jones. Miss Mary Carpenter, Mrs. Harold Hay, Dr. Sparks. Ruel Morrison, Walter Buck, Joe Gilbert, B. Phele. Thomas Me- Elhaney, Relph Peffer. Francis. Cook, Joe Knapp, James Rogers and Harold Hay
 Personals
 Dr. B. F. Riley, former president of Howard college, will preach at the morning services at the First Pres byterian church.
 Miss Alice Morrow has returned from visit to Detroit, Mich.
 Mrs. W. o. Goodman and children are visiting relatives in Georgia.
 Robert Byrum has resumed his study at the university and his brother, Thomas Clayton Byrum, has entered the university.
 Miss Louise Averyt has returned from visiting relatives in Shelby.
 Mrs. Carl Wilmore has returned from Pittsburg and will make her home in Birmingham in the future. Mr. Wilmore, who Is connected with the National Bridge company, ha; been sent to Birmingham as manager for that concern in this district.
 Harry hawthorne Is attending the Masonic Mutual association conven- ton held in Atlantic City.
 Miss Virginia Hardy of Thomas vile. Ala, Is visiting Miss Virginia Hay on Ensley Highlands.
 Mrs. w. M. Owen of West Palm Beach, Fla. is visiting Mrs. D. c. Adams and Mrs. J. c. Hancock and will be here until after the Taylor Hay wedding.
 Rev. A. P. Groves of Aiioeviiie, Ala, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. J. F. Candy left yesterday for Rest Virginia, where he will visit his daughter, Mrs. Mccullough.
 Mrs. Fletcher E. Swann will &C., company her daughter. Olivia, to At lanta, where she will enter Agnes Scott college. Mrs. Swann will also visit in Conyers. Ga.
 DAMAGE SUITS FILED
 Suit was filed in the circuit court yesterday by Virginia Seier, a minor. who sues by her next best friend,y ,y Alfred Seier. ST.. against E. J. Burns and the E. J. Burns Real Estate company. for S5,000 damages. The petition alleges that on April 28 the defendant was engaged in building a house on Twenty-third street and