The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-11
Social Calendar
Centers Around
Graduates

The social activities of the young
ladies and matrons of Montgomery will
be rather quiet during the month, for
everything in the social calendar re-
wolves around the high school grad
yates who are the feted girls of the
month. With graduation days only a
few weeks off, the girl graduates are
thinking of graduation dresses, pink
roses and numerous gifts, and while
they are busy planning for these things.
their relatives and friends are planning
many delightful parties in their honor.
Every day a number Of informal at
fairs are given for the lovely girls,
many of whom have already decided on
the college they will attend the next
year.
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. T. B. Hill
entertained at beautiful garden party,
! At her countr yhome, Rosemary Hills.
in honor of her niece, Miss Laura
Groom Hill, lovely daughter of DR..
and Mrs. r. S. Hill who is popular
graduate of the Lanier High school of
1924. Rosemary Hills is one of the
most beautiful places around Mont
eomery and q more appropriate setting
could not be imagined for crowd OF
pretty young girls in lovely afternoon
frocks of gay colors, for truly this year
Is one for bright colors. The punch
table, which was placed under the rose
covered pergola, was banked with roses
and other summer flowers. Numerous
flower beds were abloom with summer
flowers and the magnificent shrubbery
was never prettier than on this occasion.
fresh and green from recent rain.
Duriug the afternoon, ices in the shape
I - the
80 guests who were invited on this
occasion.
Another party Of the week, which
was lovely in every detail, was the tea
Friday afternoon given by Mrs. Ernest
Stay and Mrs. Douglas Goode. at the
home of Mrs. Stay, on South Hull
street. in honor of their daughters,
Miss Anna Stay and Miss Mamie
Bruce Goode, also popular Lanier
graduates of this year. The entire
lower floor of the Stay home was beau
tifully decorated with quantities of pink
roses and pink snap dragons and hun
dreds of pink candles cast a soft
radiance over the lovely young girls
who called to greet the honored guests,
Miss Stay and Miss Goode.
Saturday at ! o'clock, Mrs. Alice
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buffet luncheon in honor of her grand
daughter, Miss Marjorie Hill, who is
enc of the youngest members of the
.I.anier senior class. Mrs. Hills home
on Park avenue was artistically ar
ranged with a profusion of summer
flowers The table in the dining room
was laid with handsome lace cloth
over pink satin and in the center
basket of pink roses was surrounded
by silver candlesticks holding pink
tapers.
Miss Lucie Jenkins. daughter Of MFR.
and Mrs. j. M. Jenkins, was the guest
of honor at a beautiful garden party,
when Miss Eloise McKerall enter
tanned at her home on Park avenue
The guests on this occasion, who were
|, 90, were limited to members of the
senior class, intimate friends of the
honored guests. Miss Adelaide Flowers
and Miss Adeline Houghton served
punch from a prettily appointed table,
arranged at one end of the lovely Nc
Kerall garden. ys
Tuesday afternoon, May IS, Mr.. Ed
Goode will entertain at a bridge party
at her home on High street, in honor
of her niece, Miss Mamie Bruce Goode,
and Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Frank
Rhodes will entertain at a large tea,
at the Montgomery Country club, when
the guests of honor will be her niece,
Miss Ethel Thomas, and Miss Lucie
Lee jenkins.
Other affairs have been planned for
the week, the exact date not set, but
there is TO be something for the sweet
girl graduate every day from now until
school closes, May 80, each event inst
one more delightful occasion to be
recorded in the memory book of every
Sidney Lanier student.
Operetta Presented
Hawthorne Hedge, at the Woman's
college, the scene of a number Of out