The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-30

Yesterday passed gaily for the younger set, with dances. luncheons and cards enjoyed by school and college folk whose every waking moment is time of joy The old people, the youngers, and some of the youngest, met last night, too, in the dance given by Mrs. Oscar Hundley at the Hotel TIillman for the benefit of the Equal Suffrage association, and a goodly sum was realized to supplement the dollars already in the treasury. Mrs Hundley had secured the assistance of some of the interesting people in most of the dancing circles. with Mrs William Duncan Nesbitt acting as general chair man. assisted by reception committee of prominent people, Miss Katherine Kirkman acting as chairman of the floor committee with group of her young friends to assist her-so the representa- tion of the married set and younger peo- pie made the occasion particularly en- ioyable The Phi Delta Theta men also were represented in a number of late corners who appeared at the dance after the smoker, and young people from other dances were also there for the last hour.
 Miss Gladys Allison complimented Miss Bessie Evans guest, Miss Gabriella Bar rett of Mobile and Miss Nell Cosby's guest, Miss Gladys Binford of Memphis, with a buffet supper last night, to which number of young people were invited between the hours of ' and g. The holi- day season was indicated in the artistic decorative plan observed in each of the rooms, red roses and red and white car nations introducing a vivid contrast in dining room and drawing room. A de- cidius menu was enjoyed, the guests go- ing on afterward to Miss Bessie Evans dance, which was one of the happy incl dents of very full day.
 For Miss Margaret Bradley of Colum- bus. Ga, who arrived Sunday to visit Miss Josephine Meadow for a few days before entering upon her studies at Con verse college, Miss Meadow entertained GO of her young friends in the college set last night with a dance at the home of her parents. pr. and Mrs. A. B. Meadow.
 Following the general custom during this yuletide period, the hostess had dec- orated the rooms in which the dance took place with Christmas greens and red bells. In the dining room the large table had been moved back to make more dancing space and punch bowl was sta toned among the holly and red blossoms -yhich adorned it. Dr. and Mrs. Meadow, MT. and Mrs. Bert Meadow, MT. and Mrs. Percy Meadow Miss Josephine Meadow and her honoree received the young peo- pie and entertained them most pleas antly. An orchestra played throughout the dancing hours and sandwiches and bonbons were served. The hostess wore q pretty rose colored chiffon gown with rosebud trimmings and her honoree was in pink.
 Miss Jocelyn Orr invited more than 150 of her young friends to dance which she gave last evening at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. c. P. Orr, on Highland avenue, and a merry evening was enjoyed by the throng of college boys and girls punch table was placed in one of the large front rooms and in the late evening from the dining room was served an ice cours.
 The hostess, who was wearing a be- coming pink net dancing frock garlanded with rosebuds, was assisted in her hos pitable offices by Miss Annette Hoyt, Miss Marjorie Adler Miss Marjorie Gil- more, Miss Josephine Foster, Miss Ma bel Plosser, and Miss Marion Lewis, by MT Saxton Crawford, who called the circles, and by MT. and Mrs. Orr, MT. and Mrs. Warren, MT. and Mrs. Day Williams, Mrs. SaXton Crawford who also assisted in making the ecvening also assisted in making the evening
 Miss Margaret Glib was hostess also last night at a dance, entertaining very delightfully."- at the home of her grand mother, Mrs. O'Neil on Sycamore street. She included 50 of her young friends in the courtesy and received them looking