The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-24

Just at this time. when ultra-fa ashion- able society is breaking ranks and pre- paring for departure to many places or for a life of ease and quiet here at home. the student portion or Birmingham citi- zenship descends like an avalanche upon . us The college boys are finishing their school duties. and within week or two at most the city will be. alive with them. The girls are coming in groups, from the north and east and from southern schools nearer home. bringing muchl brightness as will the butterflies to jadedi ifower gar dens.
 Several returned last week. Miss Dean billiard came on from Ward Belmont be- fore the conclusion of the commencement exercises, and Miss Annie Lee. daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. s. w. Lee, left Agnes Scott college before commencement there was over. Miss Nallie Young White. Miss Janet Ebersole. who is the Birmingham eirl this year at the Moravian institution, Salem college. will be home Wednesday. l Not until June will the girls return from : Sweetbrier college in Virginia. They are i. Miss Helen Eubank. Miss Sara Wilson, Miss Gillian Goodall and Miss Beverly
 
 dent but instead of coming directly to Birmingham will join her mother and Miss i: Margaret Davis in their trip to North Carolina
 Miss Mabel Roy Lallande and Miss Ruth Lallande are students at Nazareth con vent in Kentucky, where Miss Dorothy Davis and Miss Eleanor Davis. daughters of MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Davis, are also in attendance. They will be home early I IT, June MT. and Mrs. Davis, who have been In Birmingham on pfotracted visit. will not have their daughters join them here but will meet them and go back to Silver Plume, Colo. leavingj here June 12.
 Columbia institute is another southern school which has a large, Alabama fol- lowing Miss Mary Snider, Miss Clara De- Bardeleben and Miss Mary, Hardwick re- turned from there this week. Miss Bertha Pizitz and Miss Allisen are at Wellesley and will be home June l. Miss Leona Plosser is expected about the same time from Boston, where she will complete her studies in expression. Miss Evelina Will = kerson, who also specialized in this, re- turned 10 days ago.
 The scholastic year at Smith college is profracted because of the long holiday in md-season, so Miss Jeanne Adler and Miss Emma Gelders will not return to Birmingham until the middle of June. Miss Margaret Moore. who is at the Spence school in New York, plans to go 10 Bryn Mawr after her studies are con- cluded for a stay of two weeks, joining her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. F. Moore on their return trip after they have wit Heesed the commencement exercises at iawrencevile. where Ben Moore Jr., is . student. Miss Margaret Nelson is at tho Shipley school and will be home in a short time Miss Augusta Clark will re- turn early in June also fram St. Mary 8 academy, Peekskill, N. Y.
 One of the loveliest of the college girls is Miss Marion Bankhead, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John H. Bankhead, Jr., of Jas per, whose photograph appears in The Herald today She is member of the senior class of 1914 at Belmont, and will be one of Aabamas prettiest debutantes the coming season. Miss Bankhead has visited in Birmingham several times, and 1s always beautifully entertained. Her friends are hoping that much of her young ladyhood will be spent here. Miss Hettie Sibley was graduated this week at Wash ington college. her mother witnessing the exercises.
 Miss Nell Cosby is a graduate at Fair mont seminary this spring but has not yet decided whether or not she will enter some other institution for postgraduate