The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-09-20
BIRMINGHAM BOYS AND
GIRLS AT COLLEGE

Each year the list of young Birming-
ham boys and girls going away to coll
leee seems to greatly increase and sthis
fall has seen the departure for schools
almost all over the United States of a
greater number than usual. Two very
attractive little daughters of Birming-
ham left this week in the persons Of
Miss Mildred Seals and Miss Mary sni-
der, who are cousins. and who go to
Columbia institute. 1t is Miss Snider's
second year there. and she takes her
cousin, Miss Seals, for the first year.
Miss Snider is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Snider, and Miss Seals the
bright little daughter of Mrs Elite
Seals and the late Albert Seals She
is niece of Mrs. John Warren Mr.
Robert Seals and Mrs. Frank L. Whit
man of this city. Miss LaTrieve Hall.
whose picture appears today. will leave
tomorrow for the Judson at Marion.
Among the boys who are going away
or have already gone are Henry
Fowll<es, who will spend the year at
Lawrenceville; Atwell Brown, who goes
to Lawrenceville; Crawford Johnson.
who goes to the same place as does
also Henry DeBardeleben and Charles
DeBardeleben. Jack Smith goes to the
University of Pennsylvania; Harry
White. Alabama; Robert Goodall. Ala
bama Alec Cecil. Alabama: William
Moore, V. NJ. J.. Bryan Tomlinson, "
NJ. l.; Joe McDavid. V. NJ. T.: Frank
Cunningham. V. NJ l.; Fisher Tynes,
V NJ. l.; Wadsworth Wood. Auburn.
Others going to Auburn are James
Hall. James Steenheise Joe Friedman.
Joe Cook; Harry Lewis, Alabama Asa
Rountree Alabama; Frank Prince,
Lawrenceville; Prince DeBardeleben.
| Lawrenceville; Ben Moore. University
of Pennsylvania: Evans Dunn, Univer-
/ sity of PENNSYLVANIA.
OTHER ALABAMA BOYS
William Harsh left Thursday to COM
plete his law course Robert Goodall
enters on his third year Joe b. Plosser
left Tuesday to begin his studies at
Alabama. VIII Burt Stiles resumes his
| studies at V. M. l. George Cunningham
left Monday to resume his studies at
Riverside academy in Gainesville, Ga.
Malcolm Bethea left Tuesday to enter
as student at the University of Chi
cago. Paul Meighan leaves next week
to begin his studies at St Bernard's
in Cullman.
Marion will claim quite number of
Birmingham's boys Monroe Eubanks
and Douglass STREET. will return for
their second year, taking George Bailey
and Douglass Wingo with them.
quite number will as usual be Faith
full to Auburn. Gordon Sholls will re-
turn to complete his course. Harry
Sparks enters upon his second year,
while Starr Kealipher, Jimmie Lee
Steinhaus. Jimmie Nall.
Among the girls who have gone or
contemplate a departure soon are Miss
Katherine Mccormack. who will spend
her first year at Ogontz; Miss Ruth
Lalande who goes back to Nazareth,
where she will have as school COM
panons again the lovely young daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis.
Mabel Balande will spend the winter at
school in Montgomery. Others are:
Miss Hattie Calhoun. st. Mary's on
Hudson; Miss Lenora Hassinger.
Cgontz; Miss Lucy Smith. Ogontz: Miss
Elizabeth Williamson. Ogontz Miss
Margaret Davis. st. Marys on Hudson;
Miss Elizabeth Davis. St. Mary's on
Hudson; Miss Susie Haskell st Mary's
on Hudson; Miss Margaret Moore,
spence SCHOOL, Miss Dean billiard, Sem
ple school, Miss Linnie Terrell, Mary
Baldwin school; Miss Letitia johnson,
Mary Baldwin school: Miss Jordan
Prince. Ward Belmont; Miss Elizabeth
Prince, Ward Belmont; Miss Leila Rob-
inson, Sweetbrier: Miss Elizabeth
Locke National Cathedral: Miss Gill
liam Goodall. Sweetbrier; Miss Eleanor
Nesser, Washington college; Miss Eliz-
abeth Massey, Washington college:
Miss Grace Thompson, Judson; Miss
Louise Blake. Judson; Miss Mary Ball,