El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
About E Pasoans.

| Little Miss Phyllis Nichols, after an
illness Of six weeks, is able to be about
again.
John Burch, who has been quite i'll
with inflammatory rheumatism, is re-
covering slowly at Hot Springs. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L Young. Of 1853
: Rio Grande street are the parents of
: a baby daughter, born Friday morning.
Mrs. J. R. Mcleod. who has been
! quite i'll, has recovered sufficiently to
/ return to her home in the Alexandria
! apartments where she is cOnYalescinE
! nicely. She will probably be about a
( little with in a week.
The approach Of fall means the return
I to schools, colleges and universities of
! the young people who have added much
to the lire Of things in FL Paso during
the summer vacation A large number
Of boys left early in August for the Uni
versiCy Of California
Col John S Parke Of the 10th in
fantry is expecting to have his family
Join him here soon. They have been
in Europe on the continent I'D to a
short time ago, when they We're able
to reach London, and are expected TO
arrive in New York within a short time
Quite a large number Of young peo-
pie Will leave FL PasO the middle of the
coming month for the University o..
Texas Norman Morrison, Clark Wright
and Dave Mulcahy will become grave
and dignified seniors this year, gradual
ing in the spring. In the junior class
are the following FL PasOans: Frank
Lyons, John Burch, VIII Hawkins Miss
Gladys Strickland, Miss ElsinOr Shelton
and Miss Rosie Stolaroff The sopho-
mores from FL PasO will be Miss Lillian
Lockwood, Luckett COchrane, Hugh
COldWeu, Joe WOrSham and TnD7sr
Sharp. OF the graduating class of 1914
from the FL PasO high school the fol-
lowing will enter Texas University this
tall- Misses Katherine Glenn. Christina
Moelich, AntOinette Matkin, Nellie Mini
cahy, Mamie HammOnds and Messr,
Alfred O. Black, Reed Harlan. Ross 'HilT
ldus Lambert, Stephen o. Lattner. TFs,-
gle Means, Shelley WarnOck, Earl Weisi-
ger and James German.
OF the class of 1914 over e. nercert
are going TO continue their studies al I
colleges and universities. Miss Clarinda l
CorDln OF the class Of 1914 will attend I
the University Of California Miss
Z unlce Anderson will enter the Texas !
state normal; Miss Matte Clark will
enter the University Of Arizona Mis-
Mary heatlng viii attend the BAYLOR \
university, Miss Edna Richardson ne
= University Of California; Lucas Bacoi I
the University Of Minnesota R1,- Day
nall, the Kansas State normal P1i-L /
= Veil the Colorado School Of Mines 1
DayVerne h SIearns, the JTnfversifv ~ (
california. Louis Robertson PeDessI
e. Iiistltute; harl Nee, the University
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rental college; Miss Barbara Bvers the
STOUT 1nstitute1 Miss Rose CLAYTON and
LIS Mlneta Henning, the Sophie New
somb college -'S"
" the other young people who will
Pc 4eaFlng for school, Harry PonsforJ
IND Randall Ormsbee wfIlS return -
1 o-g l4 pa University, New York; Brad
ora Hardie TO Cornell; George Easter
o the Massachusetts State ScbooI -
,eeah 1IoIigy Miss Frances Henderson
Y ,-l11Llo School FOR Girls in Los
ahSeIess Miss Sybil Shedd TO the Srsts
,oInaI school in Los Angeles: Miss
"a Z uerlte Darbyshire TO Baker mi
eLslty IN Kansas; Miss isabelle
~ ger 10 Pratt Institute in New Yorl-
S " a d special kindergarten course. Miss
.steLe Campbell also will tal-a ~
.DLStIlan course at Pratt Institute Nev-
" n, MISS Alice Hendee will srrdy- !
- IN New York during the winfer
llsS EIlzabe Stevens will return n
y aLhul Hill school in Aassa chnse-+s9 1
e-. "Ience stevens returns to the T-sW'
SllceElIie preparatory school in Ne
: = sec ana Kiss Irene LauEhlin Zoos
the Chevy Chase school in Wssb5i1 ~