The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-17
HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Students Returning Home From
school and College.

school and College.
The Chritmas season seems to belong
especially to college girls and boys,
and this week will see many familiar
young faces home for the holidays"
Among the Yale students who will re-
turn within the next few days are Mr..
Gratz Dent. who will bring with him
two classmates, Mr.. Lamb of Water
bury. and Mr.. Ralph Bristol of Anso-
mia, Conn; Mr.. George Baldwin, Jr.,
will also have a guest for the holidays,
Mr.. Jack Doran. Among other Savan-
nah students at Yale who Will return
during the week are Messrs. Lewis
Egan, Antonio Warning, James Warning,
and John L. Hammond. From the Uni
versity of Georgia will come Messrs.
Campbell Krenson, Neil Simkins, Cor
don Carson, Edward Carson. Ralph
Meldrim and Paul Jette.
Messrs. Dana Stevens, Wayne War
field, TIaldeman Finnie. Mckay Dear
ing, Lester Karow and Malcolm Mac
lean, Jr, viii come home from Law
renceville, while from Mr.. Taft's School
will arrive Messrs. Harry Rauers and
John Conner, the latter bringing with
him a classmate, Mr.. David Crumbeh.
Mr. Alexander Lawton, Jr., VIII return
from st. Paul's School, and Mr.. Edward
Karow, Jr., from Princeton. Mr.. Per-
cy Huger and Mr.. Harris Cope, Jr.,
who are at the University of the South,
will make visit to friends in Griffin
before returning home.
Mr. Beirne Gordon, Jr., is expected
in Savannah the latter part of this or
early next week from New Bedford,
Mass, where he is attending the School
of Technology. Mr.. Dan Hull will ar
rive Friday from Poughkeepsie.
From the School of Technology in
Atlanta a large party of students will
probably return. Among them will be
Messrs. Charles Strong, Jr.; Frank G.
Bell. Jr.; Walter Hayward, and
Charles Martin. Mr.. Epping Gabbett
will arrive Friday from Cornell Uni
versity, and Mr.. Ford Hammond from
Garden City. From Georgetown Col
lege will return John Rourke, Jr, and
from Bingham Military School in
North Carolina, Master Murdoch CHS
holm.
Among the college and school girls
who will arrive during the week are
Miss Cornelia Maclean, who is attend
ing school in Morristown. NJ; Miss
Julia Hunter and Miss Elizabeth Shot
ter from Cantonsville, Md; and Miss
Eliza Hull, who is expected
today from Miss Yerrishes' School in
New York; Miss Gertrude Sullivan will
arrive Friday from St. Mary's School
in Raleigh, N. c.; Miss S'aida Stovall
from Peekskill- on the Hudson, and
Miss Margaret Charlton from the Lucy
Cobb in Athens.
Miss Myra Wilcox will not return
hcme from New York for the holidays,
but instead, will spend them with
friends at the North. and Miss Jane
Smart, who is a student at the Wo-
mans College in Baltimore, will join
her sister. Miss Sadie Smart, in New
York for vacation. Miss Katie Blum
will also spend Christmas in New
York, where she will visit her sister,
Mrs Henry C. Minor. Miss Nina
Cherry, who is at school at st. Mary's
in Raleigh, will visit friends in Dur
ham, N. C.
Miss Ethel Mcintyre will return from
Georgetown, as will Miss Stella Bal
ley Miss Leila McDonough will return
from St. Joseph's Convent in Mary
land. and the Misses Marie and Fam
ME Rourke from st. Agnes Convent
in Baltimore.
From Washington, Ca, Will come
Miss Mary Kehoe, Miss Susie Brooks
and Miss Mary Crohan, and from Ma
con, Miss Norma O'Connor.