The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
Summer Dances
 On With Return Of College Set

TlHB college set has practically taken the town for their own for the
 summer and are each vieing with the other in entertaining for the sey- eral visitors who are having such jol- ly time during their vacation, which is all too short. Most of the women's clubs have adjourned for the summer and those who have not should.
 Sports, dancing, iuncheons and card parties claim the majority of the amuse- ment hours.
 The swimming pools, pavilions and clubs are attracting the younger set night after night either for the private parties or the popular free-for-all dances where everybody knows everybody or soon does.
 One of the outstanding events of the week was the dance Monday evening given by the members of the Para mount cfub-at Edgewood. The dance was led by the president, Charles Bur nett, who invited Miss Leila May Lin coin to assist him.
 Miss Dorothy Bowron was. hostess at luncheon Monday complimenting Miss Martha Wilmington, a bride of the week. The same evening Mrs. An nte Polk Wilmington entertained in formally for her daughter with an after the-rehearsal party.
 Attractive visitors have filled the so- cial calendar from morning until night, everything possible being done for their pleasure.
 aAmong the first of the visitors to ar rive was Miss Ada Childers of Nash vile; the niece of Mrs. Thomas Me Clellan, who is being entertained by the younger school set while the guest of Miss Dorothy Rice Bartlett and Mrs, Judge and Mrs. Mcclellan. Miss Mary Eleanor Conly belongs to this group also. She has returned to her home in Memphis after being the guest of Miss Lamira Henley the past week so as .toxhe present at the marriage of her sister, Miss Sarah Conly, who visited !. here, in the spring.
 One of the first of the weeks affairs was given Monday afternoon by Miss Lila Stanley who gave a bridge party. in honor of Miss Florence Stockley of Washington, D.. C., the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Stockley, who for merly made Birmingham their home. The party also included Misses Eleanor and Margaret Peter. Miss Stockley IS visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. A.'G. Smith, on South Nineteenth street. <; Miss .Adelaid Webb of Demopolis is being entertained as the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Al Gar Der; now, after spending several weeks with Colonel and Mrs. Alexander E. Garber. | Miss Marian Barrow of Columbia, Tenn. is returning to her home Monday after q delightful visit to Miss Oliver Perkins.
 Misses Eleanor and Margaret Peter of Boothton, who formerly resided in Birmingham with their parents, MT. and Mrs. George Peter, have been ex- tensively entertained as the guests of Miss Lucy Stevens.
 Miss Kitty Schreiner of San Anto- nio, Texas, is visiting Miss Mary kanse Shook at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. P. G. Shook, on Shades Noun tain. Many parties have been given and will continue in her honor.
 Miss Evelyn Landon of Cleveland arrived Thursday for a visit to Miss Alexandra London and was honored the same evening with a lovely buffet supper by her hostess.
 Miss Jane Wall of New Orleans arrived Friday morning and is the feted guest of Miss Cecil Grey Johnston, who entertained at luncheon at the Country club Friday.
 Misses Mary Catherine and Marga- ret Carson of Pittsburg, the admired guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Brom- berg, were honored Wednesday evening by their hosts.
 Miss Anne Brazelton of Washing ton, D. C., the daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Troupe Brazelton, is visiting her cousin, Miss Matilda Hood, both hay ing arrived Thursday from Washington, where Miss Hood attended school at Holton Arms:
 Miss Margaret Abell, the niece of Mrs. Henry Key NIilner, with her par ,ents, Mfr. and Mrs. H. c. Abell, of New York, is spending some time in Bir- mingham, they having leased the Will liam Jordan home on Crescent avenue. Dr. and Mrs. Jordan and their lovely daughter, Miss Florence Jordan, and Gus Jordan are with Mrs. Florence Jordan on Highland avenue.
 Miss Frances Estes of Washington and Miss Frances Floyd of Atlanta are