The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-20

who is at Washington college. will spend
the holidays here
From Mary Baldwin seminary has come
Miss Jimmie Terrell. who brought two
lovely guests with her. Miss Anne Hover
and Miss Anne Lewis of Denver, and
Miss Gillian Goodall came from Sweet
briar college accompanied by a guest,
for whom she and others will entertain.
Miss Annie Lee, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Lee, win be here Tues
day from Agnes Scott college, also ac-
companied by a guest. Miss Helen Con-
nett of St. Joseph. and will probably de-
eide upon some form of entertainment
after her arrival. Miss Vallie Young
White, Miss Mary Bryan and Miss Mary
Bowers will also he here from Agnes
Scott college Tuesday. Miss Dorothy
Davis and Miss Eleanor Davis came
from Nazaret convent yesterday to be
with their grandmother, Mrs. b. f.
Roden, and their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G.. Davis; Miss Jordan Prince
and Miss Elizabeth Prince are here from
Ward Belmont and Miss Ruth Lallande
from Nazareth. From nearer home have
come Miss Leila Robinson and Miss Mary
Sessions, who are students at the Wom-
ans college, Montgomery. and Miss Mil
bred Seals and her cousin, Miss Mary
Snider, Miss Helen Shropshire and Miss
Grace Sibley came from Columbia inlsti-
tute, Tennessee, yesterday afternoon.
Miss Hewlette May Adams is at home
from Brenau college, Gainesville. Ga,
for the season and Miss Mary Ball from
acknowledgements.
From st. Marys, the splendid New
York school that has a wide popularity
here, has also come Susie Haskell and
Miss Hattie Cullom. Miss Allison Smith
is a State university student passing
the holidays at home. Miss Louise Blake
is Judson college girl, spending the
season at home. She is with her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. Preston Blake. Miss
Jennie Adler and Miss Rachel London
will arrive Thursday from Smith COL
lege and Miss Mary Parke London is
coming home from Bryn Mawr for the
holidays. Miss Janet Ebersole, who has
been visiting Miss Aileen Fielder in At
lanta since leaving Salem college, will
be home tomorrow, and Miss Fielder will
later visit her here.
The college boys We're arriving yester
day and the day before. More will be
here tomorrow. Bryan Tomlinson, Fish
err Tynes, Frank Cunningham, Joe &C.
David and viii Burt Stiles are v.
M. l. boys. and none are expec FOR
the holidays. From Auburn will come
Wadsworth Wood, James Lee, James Lee
Steinheis, Joseph Cook, Joe Friedman
and others. The University of Alabama
boys Will not arrive until tuesday. Among
them are Evans Dunn. Alex Cecil, ,Jr,
Asa Rountree, Jr., William Harsh, Joe
B. Plosser and Ben Moore, Jr., who re-
turned to the university few days ago
after serious illness that has kept
him home for number of weeks. From
Washington and Lee will come Reuben
Lewis and Jack Smith will be here from
the University of Pennsylvania. The
Lawrenceville boys, Crawford johnson,
Jr., Henry Fowlkes, Atwell Brown, Frank
Prince, Prince DeBardeieben, Charles De-
Bardeleben, will be, in town this after
noon. From Marion institute Friday
evening will come George Bailey, Doug
lass STREET., Monroe Eubank and Douglass
wingo. Paul Meighan is one of the
students at st. Bernard who will be
home for the Holidays and Douglass
kirkpatrick will be here from Yale.
So, from near and far the celebration
of the one great day has brought them,
making a reunion of families that is to
| be the sweetest thing in this annual
| church and fete day.