Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-17
SOON TO TASTE
UNIVERSITY LIFE
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES TO
ATTEND COLLEGE
EXODUS FROM LOS ANGELES TO
BEGIN THIS WEEK
Popular Young Persons VIII Scatter
to Different Parts of State
and to Eastern
Schools

With the opening of college terms
within two or three weeks throughout
the state and in the east, Los Ahgeles
will lose a large number Oh us hloSt
Donular and interesting young persons
for a season at any rate. Inc ohiNei
sity of California will open TINS week.
Matriculates of Stanford must report
before September l and the Southern
California institutions have SCI theIr
entrance registration days in Septem-
Der. ,-o,oe
bfgb school are going north to continue
their school work Among those start
ing for Berkeley this week are huuSoii
Hibbard, son of the well known ran
road man. and president OF ms class III
the local school; Fred Brainerd, son OF
tbe snecialist: Robert Smith, Nolney
Snalding whose family is we'll known
here. Charles Rogers, the tennis player
who has a large number OF trophies
won in the tournaments of the last Two
wears; Florence Ryle, president OF the
scholarship association of high school
and winner of the scholarship Tor TINS
wear; Rex Barnett Dorothy bosche,
daughter of a man formerly prominent
in railroad affairs in the City OF MEX
ico and one of the most beautiful girls
in the Younger set of Los Angeles, and
Tynden Bowring. son of Mrs. Robert
Brunton who, as Jane Holly, Won Ior
herself many laurels on the stage be-
fore her retirement two years ago.
Asiatics to Enter College
When Stanford opens there will be
found there. among other freshmen,
lack Harrigan, an athlete who
brought many points to l.. a. II. . >
Jessie Hall, Ben Rocks, and two popu-
lar girls who have for four years peen
inseparable companions Frances Lot-
tus and Frances Hall. The University
of Southern California will admit
Kathleen Tottenham, for whom several
of the Z. S. c. sororities have already
entertained recently, Marian Ward
Wallace Enyeart, and the only Japa-
nese in his class-Kiuii Ito. Another
oriental-Wong Chi, a Chinese, VIII en-
ter Occidental. as will Rudolph Wollen-
weber, Ruth Muncy and Helen Moore.
Pomona college will claim an eX-
ceedingly popular and gracious young
girl. Pauline Lund, and one of the high
school boys who was prominent In de-
hating and oratorical circles in his last
two wears at high schOol-Frank Gal
1oway. Earl Rowley is also going
there.
There are a number OF young persons
going east or to Europe, among them
being Ada Belle Parsons and Florence
Cole. The latter is a negress with a
voice of remarkable promise. She will
confne her studies entirely to music.
Miss Myrtle Waters. daughter of for
mer Congressman r. ]. Waters, VIII
remain here studying art and music,
but next year she plans to go to- Eu-
rope to take work with the best mas
ters on the continent. Frank Boettcher
has already left for Germany. whore
he will enter the University of Berlin.
Freshmen Crushed"
Among the large number who are
planning to teach and who-to that
end-will matriculate in the state nor
NAL school here, are Essie Jones and
Mary White
With characteristic foresight num-
Der of sororities and fraternities with
chapters in the various colleges have
been showing marked attention to some
of the most popular of these young per-
sons with a view to securing their
interest in fraternity life after the op
ening of the fall term. Some of the
most enjoyable and interesting affairs
of the past few weeks have been in
the nature of rushing parties" and
the guests have been innocent little
freshmen bound for the great uniVer-
sity world and considered probable
timber for fraternity or sorority mem
bership after they have arrived and the
rough edges have been worn off.
Such parties have been given by To-
90 members OF the fraternitjLs of Delta
Kappa Epsilon. Zeta Psi and Phi Delta
Theta. and the sororities Of Delta Gam
ma Alpha Phi Delta Delta Delta and
Kappa Alpha Theta.