The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-18

After the many prominent wedr dlngs of the fall, society is now look ing forward to the holiday season which brings so many of our attrac- tive girls and boys home from the various schools for the festivals and then the debutants are always hay ing large parties or attending some given by various hostesses.
 This season will be especially gay. several debutants will be honored with balls and teas besides the an- nual balls of the many social clubs, and the Sigma Nu convention.
 The first event of December will be the large reception to be given by Mrs. A. J. Bowron. introducing her two nieces, Miss Mahdah Redln of Paris, France, who will spend the winter as her guest, and Miss Doro= thy Bowron. the debutant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Row7on
 On December 12 Miss Mary Alex snder and Mir. Allen Travis Drennen will be married at notable we'd ding, preceding this event many pre- nuptial parties will be rendered the bride-elect.
 On the evening of December 21, Miss Virginia Kaul one of the sea sons most attractive debutants, the daughter of MT, and Mrs. John l.. kaul, will be honored with a dance at the Country club and preceding this affair Mrs. Mary Claire Miner IS SlNlnE d DuILSL supper aL tnef home on Highland avenue for her two sub -deb daughters. Miss Gus Urine and Miss Mary Claire Milner, who will he home fronlSthe National Cathedral school in Washington for the holidays.
 December 22 Miss NIitylene Jordan McDavid will be hostess at a buffet supper at the Country club, compli- menting Miss Mahdah Redtn of Paris, France.
 The Community club will give their annual ball on Christmas Eve at the Country club. This event is always looked forward to by the debutants as one of the most im-- aSrtSnt events Of the holidays as "~,$ the seasons debutants and the older society favorites are included in the invitations tho absence of the sub -debs being noted.
 During the evening the years de- putants are introduced to the assem- blaze, which takes the place of formal coming out party for those Who do not care to have one. Among those to be introduced at this time will be Miss Virginia Jemison, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Jemison, Jr., Miss Virginia Kaul, Miss Mahdah Redin. the daughter of Mrs. Ola Roden Redin of Paris, France, whose presence for the win ter in our city will be the inspira-
 
 by prominent society matrons.
 Miss Virginia Foster, ehe youngest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Sterling Foster, who is spending her First winter at home, after having at- tended Wesley college last year.
 Miss Malvina Coleman, the daugh- ter of Mir. Phares Coleman, who has Miss Margaret Coleman, her lovely sister, to sponsor her in society.
 Mss Marion Bissell, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c. s. Bissell, who graduated from Smith college last summer.
 Miss Dorothy Bowron, who is graduate of Agnes Scott college of last year and the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Bowron and the sranddauehter of MT. and Mrs.
 Miss Mary Alice Eastwood. the daughter of Mrs. Lutie Eastwood.
 Miss Noncile Oden, the daughter of Air. and Mrs. J. ". Oden, and lovely Boucher graduate.
 Miss Rose Smith, the attractive daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ross smith, and Miss Elizabeth Parker, the only daughter of Mrs. John L. Parker.
 on December 26 the R. M. T. club will give & ball at the Country club and the sub-debs will be in evidence, among them being, Miss Elizabeth Rushton. Miss Jean Arnold, Miss Adelaide Fox, Miss Una Webster, Miss Gustrine Milner, Miss Mary Claire Milner, Miss Ann Galltons Miss Lucy Eastwood, Miss Mary 'stIansel Shook, Miss Rebeckah Frazier, Miss Margaret Oliver, Miss Mildred Ham icl, Miss Dale Oliver, Miss Marjorie Fox, Miss Bingham Oliver, Miss Dor othy Kettig, Miss Augusta Mason, Miss Matilda Hood, Miss Dorothy Rosamond Miss Minnie Lee, Miss Rose Hood. Miss Katherine Leeper, Miss Mary Schroder and many others.