The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-21

years, one OF whom was Miss Alma Mes
ser, sister of Miss Eleanor Messer, who
was member of last years graduation
class. Miss Hettie Sibley came down
from Washington college Friday and was
hostess yesterday at one of the smartest
of the holiday functions-a tango ten.
Miss Elizabeth Locke of the National
Cathedral school at Washington will be
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Locke during
the holidays. Miss Margaret Munger Is
also to be here from National Park,
Washington, d. c., and will take an In
teresting part In the holiday affairs. Miss
Jeanne Adler arrived yesterday from
Smith college, where she is making the
record to be expected of one whose aca-
demic scholarship was always most ST.
perior She will spend a week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Adler. Miss
Lizzie Lee Pound will be here today from
Troy, N. Y, where she is a student at
Emma Willard school.
From Massachusetts came Miss Gladys
Allison, who Is a student at Dana Hall.
Miss Mary Parke London. Mrs. Alex T.
London's lovely daughter, is a Bryn-Maw
student and will lay aside her duties long
enough to become a part of the merry
throng at home during Christmas. Miss
Margaret Nelson is here from the Misses
Shipley's. Miss Vallie Young White. Miss
Annie Lee daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
Lee, and Miss Bessie Foster. are the
Agnes Scott college girls, and all are at
home, Miss White having already been q
hostess. Miss Mary Sessions, Mr.. AMI
Mrs Walter Sessions daughter, is stu
dent at Woman's college, Montgomery,
and thus is one of those who may make
frequent little flying visits. but is never
theless one of the delighted throng at be-
ing at home again, as is Miss Mary
STREET, who comes up from Livingstone
lee 11atI lit, {e ole -
for the holidays
The Montevallo girls, Miss Mary Phil
lips Hopkins. Miss Augusta Gill Miss
Beatrice Robbins, Miss Lois Pool. Miss
Evelyn Beasley, and Miss Mabel Dowling
Of the Technical institute at Montevallo,
have been in the city several days. Miss
Mary Ball. who is a second-year student
at MilwaukeeDonwer. a splendid insti
tuition in Milwaukee, came home yester-
day and will be with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Edwin Ball. Miss Susie Has
kell arrived Friday night from one of the
fashionable New York schools and will be
with her mother, Mrs. Florence Earle
Buck, for the holidays. Miss Laurie
Oden has arrived from Converse college.
Spartanburg Miss Leona Plosser will
not leave Boston, where she is studying
expression at the conservatory, but will
be with friends, and has In prospect
number of pleasant holiday affairs Miss
home to be with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Ebersole. will visit friends in
New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia
until he conclusion of the holiday recess,
Miss Mary Snider will be home from Co.
lumbia institute and be accompanied by
a guest, Miss Margaret Greenlaw.
Among the college men who are here or
on the way may be mentioned the Law
renceville chaps, who are expected to ar
rive today-Atwell Brown, Henry
Fowlkes, Crawford Johnson, Jr., Charles
f. DeBardeleben, Jr., William Badham,
George Morris, William Kettig, Cherry
Crawford. Bradley Streit will be here
from Princeton, and Halsey Ford arrived
yesterday from Yale.
From Yale come two of the Badham
boys, Henry Lee Badham, Jr., who Ia a
senior this year, and Vernon Badham, and
Henry B. Gray, Jr. A number will be up
from the state university, among them
Harry Mccormack. Harry White, Edgar
Bowron, Harold Bowron. John Bradley.
Jr., Webb Crawford, Jr., Bradley Saun-
ders. Jr., Griffith Harsh, William Harsh,
Eldredge Reese, James Nelson. Wallace
McAdory. Robert Goodall Latimer Brown
and others. Sharp Glllespy, William
Moore. Chiffon Smith and James Lee are
among the Auburn boys, and from Wash
ington and Lee university come Reuben
Lewis, Jr., and Mr.. Hanna. The " M. l.
men are permitted only half day. which
precludes all thought of home coming.
Louis Schillinger and Jack Smith are here
from the University of Pennsylvania, and
Bernhard Fox and Ehrman Fox are
among the boys from st. Bernard college,
who arrived yesterday morning Priestly
Toulmin, Jr is here for the holidays with
his father. and Julian Caheen came down
this week from Exeter, N H., where he
is student at college. Milton Smms.
John d. Chichester and Homstead Chi