The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
Girls And Boys DueHone For
 Holidays

It seems such a short time since col leges opened in the fall and Montgom- cry girls and boys were packing their trunks to go away to school and now it Is time for them to return home for the Christmas holidays. It is safe to say the trunks are being packed with lit tie more speed now than in the fall for there is no season in the year as joyous as Christmas and nowhere do the young people enjoy life more than in Mont gomery. By December 20 most of the boys and girls who are away at college will have arrived for the holidays and social activities will begin at once.
 The first to arrive will be Miss Sara Crist, December 17, who is a student at Sullins college, Bristol, Va. She will have as her house guests for several days, Miss Katherine Dunn of Ever green, Miss Mary Louise Bartee and Miss Marion Douglas of Mobile. and Miss Anna Diller of Texas. Thursday, Mrs. c. w.. Crist will entertain at a beautiful Christmas party honoring her daughter and her lovely visitors. Other affairs are being planned for these girls three of whom have visited in Mont gomery before.
 Arriving in Montgomery Saturday evening from Randolph-Macon college, Lynchburg, Va, will be Miss Elizabeth Hill, Miss Carolee Cobbs, Miss Lucie Lee Jenkins, Miss Marjorie Hill, Miss Anne Chandler, Miss Emily Pitts, Miss Ellen Jones, Miss Anna Stay, Miss An nie Louise Nol and Miss Elisa Lyons. From Rollins will come Miss Laura Groom Hill, Miss Isabel BeasleY and Miss Miriam Arlington.
 Boucher girls who will arrive Satur- day evening are Miss Mary Ross Flow CTS, Miss Mary Houghton, Miss Adeline Houghton, Miss Nell Thomas, Miss Laura Inge Hill, Miss Catherine Shaw. Miss Mena Veil, Miss Louise Britt.
 Miss Elizabeth Donovan, Miss Came rome Brame, Miss Mary Rushton, Miss Virginia Roquemore, Graham Rushton, Lomax Crum, Ormond Someville, Joe Britt, Charles Stakely, Lawrence Smith, Hal Chason, John Whitfield Kelly, R. l.. Goodwin, Frank and John Kohn, John Marks, Sam Marks, William Weiss, Jr., Sterling McGauley, Ben Hardeman, Will liam Murray, Dick Goldthwaite are among the students at the University of Alabama who will spend the holidays with relatives in Montgomery.
 Montgomery girls who are at Judson college and who will spend the holidays in Montgomery, are Miss Mamie Bruce Goode, Miss Mildred Green, Miss Leo nora Holloway, Miss Carolyn Jackson, Miss Susie Gren and Miss Corrie c. Gordon.
 Miss Annie Louise Greil will come from Wellesley to spend the holidays with relatives. Miss Edith Foshee and Miss Catherine Levy, students at Smith college, will arrive December 20. Miss Quisenberry, of Sweetbriar college, is expected at the same time.
 Lucien Gardner, Jack and Files Cren- shaw and Jack Roper Wilson will come from Harvard university for the holi- days as will James Rushin from Van derbilt, George Bibb Edmondson from Sewanee and Richard Ball, Fred and Lawrence Bear from Washington and Lee university.
 The above are only few of the hun dreds who will return home for the holi- days. The first big social affair plan ned for the college set is t1e dance to be given December g, by the new Co., tillion club of the city.
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