The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-07
|-::- Junior Society,"
he Junior Set Forecasts Many Parties

Thanksgiving festivals are over
 he junior Set have all Hooked back
 e city to take up their work at
 bl. During the brief holidays many
 e set visited friends and their rela-
 off at various colleges or at their
 IS in other cities. After helping to
 way with "friend turkey" and all
 other good things of the Thanksgiv-
 dinner, the ring of the school bell
 d them to scurry back to the old
 inc.
 lis week, after enjoying the lively
 les, teas, parties of the past sea
 activities of the younger set have
 ed down, but only for one off week,
 the Christmas rush begins. Every
 t, during the shortened holidays
 year, the set will be entertained by
 friend, clubs or fraternities. Ev-
 afternoon the young ladies have
 on, their cards and with so many
 al functions coming at this time, the
 est season of all the year is at hand.
 Id friends meet again, and new nds become acquainted, when the cSc lTlc1uS FctuIh to cPCho eAc
 istmas holidays at home. Many Of
 dances and teas will be given in
 IT honor, whereas last season many the freshmen this year were doing
 entertaining last year. They have ked on and their places in the young Jet have been filled by still younger
 by the "new steppers' as they call m.
 Among those of the junior set who . mt the Thanksgiving holidays out of
 city were, Miss Susan Porter. who turned last Sunday from Vanderbilt. ere she attended the holiday dances. ss Marjorie Alexander, who spent the |idays in Lexington and attended the hces, polo and other games of the son at V. M. l.; Misses Frances and |ueheart Bondurant, who returned |nday from Auburn, Ala; MT. Porter lis, who spent the holidays on a hunt South Alabama; Miss Mildred Dun h, who was the guest of relatives i'll MT. Bass Perry, Jr., who ent the holidays with relatives in bme, Ga.; Miss Anne Catherine Ar Id, who spent several days in At nta; Messrs. James Hillman and Rob- Lipscomb, who were the guests of r. Hillman's grandfather, Gen. Hal T. alker, in Montgomery Miss Louclle onks, who was the guest of Miss Mary ,bins in Tupelo, Miss. Among those 10 were the holiday guests in this city gre: Miss Elsie Kirkland of Annis- n, who was the guest of several Iends: MT. D. c. McArthur, who sited MT. Duncan McArthur; Miss ary Gray and her guest, Miss Gather e Angle; Miss Helen Gray McNeil, iss Lucy Stevens, Miss Lucy McCaily. r. Sloan Williams, Miss Caroline ersh. Miss Joyce Salter, Miss Eliza tn North and her visitor, Miss Mar ret Neil from Huntsville; Misses ary and Sarah Lively, Miss Sarah ,kes. MT. Gordon Allbriton, Miss Jane eade. Miss Lucille Millian and many hers.
 Some of the dances, parties and teas nich will be given during the Chrlst- as holidays are: Miss Martha Hen rson. a dance on the evening of De- mber 19.; Miss Hester Woodall, q nee on evening of December 12, at the me of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. oodall; Miss Mary Rushton, dance her home on Cliff road on evening
 December 23; Miss Dale Warren, nee at her home on Cliff road, the ening of December 22; Misses Jane title and Marlin Estes, dance at the me of Miss Estes on Christmas Eve iss Elizabeth Boatright, tea, at her me on Highland avenue on afternoon
 December 20; Miss Dorothy Wat wat ns. tea, an afternoon of December 70 !; iss Sarah Dewberry, tea, on afternoon December IF; Miss Ethlyn Bearden, nee at her home on evening of De- mber 20: University High school ban ,et at the Tutwiler on evening of De- mber 12; Jefferson High school pan ,et at the school on evening of De mber 12.