The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-15
F ashionable SeI Busy During
 June Days

what a busy month June is? It is seldom that we realize that 1t is one of the busiest months of the entire year. Every member of the family is busy with her particular interests.
 To begin with, there is the youngest, the school set, who is busy with getting through school, the commencement, thrilled over the thought of the first | the housekeeper active getting ready for of the boys and girls from school and colleges and planning their pastime. The flower lovers are in their element and like best to spend their spare mo- ments scratching in their gardens, which they have planted and in many cases even worked in them themselves. Seeing the many varieties of blos- soms, such as roses, hollyhocks, snow- balls, caliopsis and other early summer flowers, they feel fully repaid for their efforts.
 With all these distractions, time is found each week for numerous enter | tainments usually of an informal na- ture, centering around the June brides, who see life through the most rose-col- ored glasses and with never the thought that they may some time become 1 smoked.
 The week started off with a number of the younger set enjoying the pleas ures of Cascade Plunge and Linger Longer Lodge and the other places of amusement, where there is swimming as well as dancing.
 Mrs. James Walker was a hostess of Tuesday afternoon, entertaining at her home with a bridge luncheon compli- menting an attractive bride-to-be, Miss Margaret. The pretty affair was given at the apartment of Mrs. Walker at the Highland View. The same day Mrs. l. E. Bennett and Mrs. E. W. Tucker gave luncheon in honor of Mrs. War l ren Christian of Mobile and Mrs. J. V. Boyles of Thomasville, who are their house guests.
 Of cordial interest was the marriage Wednesday of Miss Bertie Poindexter and Mir. Walter Edward Jones, which was solemnized at the home of the brides parents and was followed by an informal reception.
 A number of the most interesting courtesies have centered around the attractive Miss Margaret Jones, whose marriage to MT. Robert, Bowron was celebrated last evening at the St. Marys-on- the Highlands, in the presence of a brilliant assemblage of friends and relatives of tine young couple. I Mrs. Richard BOwrOn was a hostess of Wednesday, when she entertained a | few of the friends of Miss Jones at the Country club with a luncheon. Mrs. R. H. Trick honored Miss Jones with bridge party at the Country club. A pretyt pre-nuptial for another bride-to- be- Miss Marie Stead, WAS a tea We'd nesday afternoon, at which Mrs. Edward | Norton entertained at her home at Ar lin9ton- Place.
 Thursday was a busy day in an in- l formal way. Interest centered around the wedding of Miss Anna Mae Led better and Mir. William Felix Harris, which took place at the Twenty-6rSt Avenue Methodist church Thursday. Mrs. NJ. T. Abbott, IT,, was hostess Tuesday afternoon at a housekeeping shower for Miss Anna Mae Ledbetter. l Misses Margaret and Malvina Cole man were joint hostesses Friday evening as a courtesy to Miss Margaret Jones, Another pre-nuptial affair for Miss Jones was a theatre party at the lief | ApHSOh Ut tibo ASVAOthJ Rowron entertained.
 Miss Mayme Ross Reager, another Ibride-elect was honoree Friday afternoon
 with a bridge party, with Mrs. Walter
 Mackey as hostess at her Norwood home. Miss Sarah Light of Latrobe Pa, who is the admired guest of Miss Anne Catherine Arnold, has been the in- spiration for a number of delightful af- | fairs during her visit
 1 Miss Mary Fain Lunsford gave a beautiful luncheon Friday at her home, places being laid for eight close friends.
 Saturday afternoon Miss Ruth Miller honored Miss Lightcap with a bridge party. Mrs. Warren ChristiAn and Mrs. Jessie Boyles were given bridge party i Friday afternoon, when: Mrs Harry Norris entertained a number of guests in their honor.
 Miss Florence McCrossin who is leav- ing during the week for a European trip, to extend over several months was greeted by a number of her friends Fri day afternoon when her mother, Mrs. J. McCrossin, invited and entertained informally for her. A number of friends called during the reception hours. Miss Margaret Jones and Miss Eliza day afternoon when they cOmplimented Miss Leila May Jones, bride-elect of next week, the nature of the affair was linen shower. Mrs. R. M. Davis was luncheon hostess Saturday, honor ing Miss Amelia Jackson, another bride to-be.
 The week will be fraught with a num- Der. of others in which the young col | IQOa VfytI