Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-11
\ O2ENS of plans are popping
l around in the heads of the
J young people who ave away at


school, plans for the spring
vacation and Easter holidays, which
will soon fall due. These holidays
vary III length, but the majority Of
them are too short to allow the school
folk to come to Omaha for the recess.
Some fortunate young people have
heir parents with them at their
schools, others will join parties in
Washington or at the coast resorts,
but one and all are planning a time
OF unlimited gayety. House parties
and visits to friends will occupy a
great many. 1t would be impossible
to tell you what each and every young
person of your acquaintance expects
10 do during the holiday time of the
next two months, but these are few
OF the arrangements .L
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baldrige will
leave soon for Atlantic City, where
they viii be joined for the Easter re-
>eess by Miss Gwendolyn Wolfe, who
attends Miss ,Fawcett's school in New
. York, and her brothers, Dudley, who
is in school at New Haven, and Graf
ton Wolfe. who attends school at
Ponfret, Conn.
Mr.. Russell Peters, who took the
part of the leading woman in the
masque given at Cornell recently, may
have the pleasure of travelling during
the spring vacation. There is some
talk OF taking the masque on the road
during Easter week. His mother,
Mrs. A. D. Peters, may spend the
week with him if the road show is
given up. ~,
Mr.. Milton Rogers, who is at the
Blake school in Minneapolis, will
come to spend the Easter vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert NJ. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Fuller lett
week ago Monday to spend ten days
with their son, Edward, at Mr.. Wash,
burns school i'll Brooklyn, Conn, and
their daughter, Mary, at the Bennett
school in Milbrook, N. Y.
Mr.. Herbert Davis, son OF DR.. and
Mrs. B. B. Davis, has purchased.
handsome new roadster, which so tar
has been kept in New York. At the
Easter holidays Mr.. Davis with a
J friend or two will go to New York
from Cornell for that little car and
have a real boys vacation with it.
Miss Florence Russell, at Smith,
will visit friends in Boston during the
HOLIDAYS. Her sister, Miss Anne, will
come home from the state university
for the recess. .f,
~ Mr.. W. B. r, Belt visited her
daughter. Miss Dorothy, at school at
Kenosha. Wis, week ago, and md
inp her slightly i'll brought her home
for a short rest. Mrs. Belt accom-
nanied her daughter back to kemper
Hall the first of last week. Mss
Dorothy will be home again Tor
Mr. Malcolm Baldrige will come
home to spend the spring holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard n. Baldrige. His vacation begins
about April / and lasts>ten days.
Miss Erna Reed has a variety. OF
mans for her vacation. The Original
pian was to go TO Bermuda, and
he Young women OF the party would
have gone in great glee in spite OF the
rebellion had not parental ooJeetions
prevented. As it is, Miss Reed and
three of her classmates expect to go
from Vassar to Washington. tor
lew days and from there to Atlantic
City for a short stay. They have
other equally delightful plans upder
consideration. :.
at Harvard law school, will utilize
his vacation by making short trip
TO Marbelhead or some of the other
coast resorts. Mr.. Fritz Bucholz wall
not COME home from Yale for this
spring holiday. -, ...
Mr.. Jabin Caldwell will go up
from New Haven to New York for
the Eastern vacation. His brother,
Mr.. David Caldwell, who has been
in school at Lawrenceville, is. coming
home next week, because OF illness
and will spend the rest OF the year
in California.
Mr.. Francis Gaines will not be at
home during the vacation, but his
mother, Mrs. F. H. Gaines, and per-
haps Mr.. Gaines, are planning to
60 east at that time.
Miss Mary Clifford will spend the
HOLIDAYS with friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Myrne Gilchrist may spend
the vacation with friends in Cincin-
natl or she may stay at Lexington,
Ky., where she attends Hamilton col
lege. The girls of the school have
been having gay time this winter;
Their last party was Colonial ball
and Miss Myrne as Columbia and an
other girl as Uncle Sam led the grand
march. The next frolic in prospect
will take place on May day.
Cornell students have only about
week of vacation, and so few of them
will have time to make the trip to
Omaha. Mr.. John Hannighen, who is
senior this year, expects to spend
his vacation at house party as the
guests of-some Of the guests at the
recent Cornell festivities.
Miss Leola Harris may spend her
vacation from Wellesley at the shore
or she may accompany a party OF
young women to Washington.
Miss Catherine Hastings will be at
home from Monticello Seminary,
Godfrey, ILL.,, about March %, to
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron R. Hastings. A
Miss Edith Howe will be one of
a party of girls who go to Washing
ton for the vacation. After her re-
ssrn she will spend the few remain
ing days with her roommate at Fall
River, Mass.
Mr.. Claiming Jordan will be at
home from Shattuck for the week
following March 20. G..- .F
Mr.. F. H. Myers will go east soon
and Miss Dorothy, who IS, at the Ser
geant school in Cambridge. Mass,
will spend her vacation travelling